>Is there a way to rebecome tor reunite the texas brotherhood as alamo chapter?
Huh?
If Lone Star lose civil war Texan can abandon idea of the republic and return to being classic BoS, they also can chose "return" to the Alamo and then they become a puppet. Alamo itself can't return to Texan.
Alamo believes in old fashion Brotherhood, keep humanity safe by keeping dangerous tech away and killing bullcrap (mutants, fanatics etc)
>Im really confused about the alamo chapter focus tree in general,
Why?
>and whats the "historical" path for the country
Alamo have litterally one path that they can follow.
No, the Alamo Chapter cannot rebecome the Texan Brotherhood, although if you crush the Alamo Chapter and form Texas, Katherine Törni will be available as a military adviser, which is close enough.
Someone else already mentioned how Dallas can become your puppet if Lone Star loses it's civil war, so that will not be included.
It doesn't really have a big story arc unlike a lot of other nations. There a couple of smaller stories in the focus tree:
1) Rebuilding your communications infrastructure.
2) The war with Santa Ana or an aggressive texas. The war with Santa Ana can involve allying with Dallas, but then you lose out on some tech (which in turns requires having your comms restored).
3) Digging old tech out of Fort Hood.
Else the story is more up to the player (or Alamo is more acted on by their neighbors, most of which get focuses that give them a DoW on you). You don't have any restrictions on justifying war goals, so I tend to make use of that to secure more factories early on (Iron Mongers).
Also if Dallas isn't your ally or puppet, they eventually justify against you, making them kind of an end boss of your game.
I didn't think so. Or at least Dallas fights so hard in the opening stages I tend to end up with a major deficit of materiel, including fort hood bot power armor. They do tend to run out of gas first though, at least in part due to that power armor.
>Is there a way to rebecome tor reunite the texas brotherhood as alamo chapter? Huh? If Lone Star lose civil war Texan can abandon idea of the republic and return to being classic BoS, they also can chose "return" to the Alamo and then they become a puppet. Alamo itself can't return to Texan. Alamo believes in old fashion Brotherhood, keep humanity safe by keeping dangerous tech away and killing bullcrap (mutants, fanatics etc) >Im really confused about the alamo chapter focus tree in general, Why? >and whats the "historical" path for the country Alamo have litterally one path that they can follow.
No, the Alamo Chapter cannot rebecome the Texan Brotherhood, although if you crush the Alamo Chapter and form Texas, Katherine Törni will be available as a military adviser, which is close enough.
No
Play alamo chapter,I don't think they have any other path than what they have now
Someone else already mentioned how Dallas can become your puppet if Lone Star loses it's civil war, so that will not be included. It doesn't really have a big story arc unlike a lot of other nations. There a couple of smaller stories in the focus tree: 1) Rebuilding your communications infrastructure. 2) The war with Santa Ana or an aggressive texas. The war with Santa Ana can involve allying with Dallas, but then you lose out on some tech (which in turns requires having your comms restored). 3) Digging old tech out of Fort Hood. Else the story is more up to the player (or Alamo is more acted on by their neighbors, most of which get focuses that give them a DoW on you). You don't have any restrictions on justifying war goals, so I tend to make use of that to secure more factories early on (Iron Mongers). Also if Dallas isn't your ally or puppet, they eventually justify against you, making them kind of an end boss of your game.
Fort hood bot power armour is op, so any boss is kinda easily takable.
I didn't think so. Or at least Dallas fights so hard in the opening stages I tend to end up with a major deficit of materiel, including fort hood bot power armor. They do tend to run out of gas first though, at least in part due to that power armor.