FALLOUT 2 JOINING THE ENCLAVE CODE

Maxon's BoS aims to protect the people of Commonwealth (from themselves, yeah, but not by killing them all), and actually accepts outsiders through their sponsorship program. BoS west considered everyone outside the bunker a retarded monkey able to operate technology the complexity of a BB gun at best.

FALLOUT 2 JOINING THE ENCLAVE CODE

And how else would you want to pay a guy/gal clad in Enclave PA, gauss riffle over the shoulder and more caps than one cares to count?Д®ven Fallout 3 goody-two-shoes Brotherhood of Charity and Love under Lyon only ever talked with ghouls through the morse code of winding up gatling barrels.ДЄs for their stance on non-BoS humans - Enclave considered anyone not their own or fresh out of Vault a mutant and in need of expedient extermination. In Fallout 2 they play a minimal role and only provide The Chosen One with some high-end gear (Marcus loves himself some pulse rifle), but only as a payment for Vertibird schematics.

Not to mention their extremely rigid hierarchy (well implemented in Fallout NV). They also perceived the Master and his army as a threat, mainly due to FEV involvement. Those guys were a bunch of asses, sending the Vault Dweller to die in a radioactive ditch and letting him join only because they have some semblance of honour. How is that different from the original Brotherhood? The main argument is their fascist tendencies and a raging hard-on against anything non-human.

Granted, I'm not that far in the story (haven't visited the Institute yet), but I was never one to shy away from spoiler (destination is the journey), so I know the deal about Danse, Maxons return to form of BoS East and I don't really see them picking up where Enclave left off. I see a lot of people calling Fallout 4's rendition of Brotherhood of Steel as 'Enclave Lite', racist fascist and all that jazz, but here's the thing - I don't see it.

Fallout 2 joining the enclave