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The wasteland is a horrible place, full of horrible and disturbing people. The people are besieged on all sides. A man with delusions of grandeur in a city of sin, a nation that was trying to swallow up the entire wasteland, former members of the US Military who had abandoned their oath to protect the American people to complete some grand mission to collect all technology (I REALLY hate the BOS) and a slaving army hellbent on taking the entirety of the West Coast. And even though the base mod allows you to take control of a nation and fight any of these people, it never felt right. I was fighting a only to become the villain That's why i love this mod. This mode does something i always wanted in the Fallout universe, a chance to bring America back to life. A chance to retake everything it had lost, all the while crushing those that would seek to harm it's people. I will always take the reform path, I will always take the path of A Nation Reborn and reform America, not just because i can, but because it's what the wasteland needs.
As for the Enclave. We are the only ones to remember the Good old days. The days before the bombs. Before the Radiation nightmare that has befallen on our Country. The days where EVERY American felt safe at night. Unlike our Purists Brethren. The wasteland doesn't need to be purified, nor does it deserve it.
If the Enclave (And by extension America) to continue on ward, we must change as well. We must learn too work with our fellow Americans, despite there origins. Just as the Great Ronald Regain once said "We must realize that no arsenal is greater then the power of free man and women."