Upon talking with Glory or the caretaker, the process will commence and Curie's mind will be transferred into the generation 3 synth body, where she experiences new and confusing human feelings, leaving her old Miss Nanny body empty and deactivated. Doctor Amari tells the player that she has performed risky memory-wiping procedures on willing synths desperate to escape the Institute, and that those whose procedures have failed are now in a persistent vegetative state as a result, giving the opportunity for Curie to use one of these synths if their caretaker consents.Īfter waiting 24 hours, one will find either Glory or a generic caretaker with a female synth, designated G5-19, waiting with Curie and Doctor Amari in the basement of the Memory Den. Once the quest Dangerous Minds has been completed, the player can then suggest asking Doctor Amari, a memory specialist and affiliate of the Railroad at the Memory Den, for help.Īfter dialogue with Doctor Amari, it seems that this kind of transfer could work by using a synth body. She claims that her robotic nature and its lack of "human inspiration" prevents her from progressing any further in her research, and then asks for the Sole Survivor's help to become more human so that she may further her research. Therefore, we've updated the piece to add them.After gaining 250 affinity points with Curie, she will ask the Sole Survivor if they have a moment to speak.
However, a few significant activities didn't make it onto the original version. This list intends to shine a light on the main ones. So, when you've completed the main quests, there is still a litany of enjoyable things to do. In fact, some of the best things in the game are outside the main narrative. Updated Jby Ben Jessey: Anyone who has played a Fallout game knows the main story is only a small part of the overall experience. When the main quest for the game has been accomplished, there is still so much that can be done within the game. RELATED: Things Fallout 4 Still Does Better Than Other Open-World GamesĪs anybody who has played a Fallout game will know, there is so much going on that the game certainly does not end when the main quest has been completed, and that is especially true in Fallout 4, which is arguably the strongest game in the franchise. Whenever people complete the main storyline of a video game there is a huge sense of accomplishment, but also a feeling of, 'what now?' For a lot of video games, there is nothing else to do, with gamers having to move on to a new challenge, however when it comes to the Fallout franchise that is not the case.
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