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Weird. I never played that. Though I didn't play every Fallout 4 mod. I heard about a Creation Club one where you got Enclave power armour, but I don't think that's the same thing. I was mainly waiting for Sim Settlements to get updated. Now that it is, I no longer have a gaming PC. My Mac can run Fallout 4 quite well, but the biggest hiccup is that we have to disable gore. Something about the way dismemberment works, it gets the translation engine (WINE or whatever) all messed up. I haven't tried running it without disabling dismemberment. That, a mouse fix, and a sound fix is about all it takes. I did the first part, got to Concord without any issues, but called it a day at that point.

I can't really speculate on what I don't know about, but I would guess wanting the Enclave in Fallout 4 is push-back from Bethesda making you play nice for so long. Nuka-World let you be a bastard, sort of, but it wasn't well thought out. They looked at the data Microsoft gave them on Fallout 3 achievements and decided most people wanted to play good based on that, so they took out most of the evil options. They were genuinely surprised by the backlash by people who wanted to play the bad guy. Even I, a chaotic good type player, wanted the raider gangs more fleshed out, and with the player able to work for them. There's a terminal in, I think it's the Corvega plant, maybe there's one in that town Garvey's group were based out of, to the southeast, near the player (DLC) vault, it talks about the various raider factions and their leaders, but that idea was never fleshed out. It would have been cool if taking out leaders weakened the factions (much like how the Xbox 360 game Crackdown worked) but it was never that deep. Anyway, I guess people just wanted an evil option.