Where are the railroad located in Fallout 4?

Boston
The Railroad is a faction in Fallout 4 found within the Boston area of The Commonwealth.

How do I get the railroad quest?

To join the Railroad, you need to trigger a hidden quest, finish the quest despite its refusal to give you any clues, and then complete an initiation mission. The rewards are well worth it. Joining the Railroad allows you to recruit Deacon as your companion; to get the awesome Deliverer weapon; and to mod clothing.

Where is the railroad base?

Their current command center is located in the Old North Church in downtown Boston, after their previous base was compromised following a raid by the Institute.

Does Piper like the railroad?

Piper’s Likes and Dislikes: Piper approves of you joining the Minutemen and the Railroad, and, by extension, helping the down-on-their-luck and the innocent. She’s also impressed if you try and avoid violence when the option comes up in dialogue.

What are the missions for the railroad in Fallout 4?

The Nuclear Option (The Railroad) : The Railroad’s main mission and purpose reaches its conclusion. Boston After Dark : Escort H2-22 for Old Man Stockton, meet High Rise, and prove your worth to Dr.Carrington.

Where do you find the quests in Fallout 4?

Below you can find the main quests path that shows you how the main plot proceeds and what choices you can make. This graph shows you how your choice of faction affects the endings. Bethesda created its game in such a way that it leads the player linearly through all of the missions up until the quest called Institutionalized.

What happens when you complete a mission in Fallout 4?

However, when you complete quests dedicated to a specific faction, you can worsen your relations with another group so much, that you won’t be able to do any more missions for them. This page will be updated as soon as we investigate which exact quests block the ability to complete tasks for other factions.

Where is the Underground Railroad located in Fallout?

Their current command center is located in the Old North Church in downtown Boston, after their previous base was compromised following a raid by the Institute. Their network of safehouses and clandestine contacts are reminiscent of their namesake, the 19th century Underground Railroad, which also helped slaves escape and reach free areas.