War Never Changes

War Never Changes is a main story quest and a trophy in Fallout 4. The quest takes place on October 23, 2077, in the player character's pre-War home in the suburban Sanctuary Hills, and begins immediately after the player starts the game.

Detailed walkthrough
The player character begins in front of the bathroom mirror, preparing to go out for a Veterans Hall meeting alongside their spouse, Nate/Nora. Upon finishing character aesthetic customization at the mirror, the player character goes out of the bathroom to answer the door. Within the house, the player character can interact with a variety of objects and goods, such as bottles of Nuka Cola, boxes of Salisbury Steak, their infant son Shaun, and the house's resident Mister Handy named Codsworth. Opening the door, the player character encounters a Vault-Tec rep, who states that the player character has been selected to enter the area's nearby Vault, Vault 111. During this speech sequence, the player character can choose and customize their name and S.P.E.C.I.A.L. points. Once this customization is done, the player character returns to find that Shaun is still crying, despite Codsworth's attempts to clean him up. The player character then enters Shaun's room and tries to calm him down by spinning the mobile. Upon activation of the mobile, Codsworth rushes in and urges the player character to the television. The reporter on the television, in a distressed manner, proclaims that nuclear detonations have hit New York and Philadelphia and that one warhead is inbound for Boston, before abruptly signing off. The player character, with their spouse and son, then rushes toward the vault alongside other Sanctuary Hills residents as U.S. Army vehicles block the streets. Upon reaching the Vault gate, they find the Vault-Tec rep, who is refused entry and threatened by the U.S. Army officer on duty. The player character then approaches the officer, who checks their credentials--one male, one female, and one infant son. The player character is then granted clearance to enter Vault 111 and is instructed to step on a platform that would take them into the vault.

Just moments before the platform begins to lower, a bright flash is seen, followed by a loud noise and a blast of smoke. A nuclear detonation has occurred within the Boston area and the platform rapidly lowers just in time as the blast hits Sanctuary Hills. The platform further lowers into Vault 111's entrance, where the player character and a few other Sanctuary Hills residents pass through.

Once inside the vault, the player character and the rest of the Sanctuary Hills survivors are screened by the Vault overseer and Vault-Tec staff. The player character is given a Vault 111 jumpsuit and is directed through a passageway. Within the vault, other residents seem anxious and afraid of their new home, as Vault-Tec staff try to reassure them with the features of Vault 111's amenities. The player character continues along the passageway to a room filled with several chambers, where a Vault-Tec doctor is standing. The doctor claims that the chambers are for decontamination purposes and the player character is instructed to enter one of the chambers, with the spouse and Shaun taking another. Inside the chambers the doors seal shut as an automated voice begins a countdown, with the player character's vision going white. The player character is then jostled awake by the automated voice. The room outside is dark, with the other Sanctuary Hills residents still inside their chambers. It is revealed that these are cryochambers, another part of Vault-Tec's myriad societal experiments as part of "Project Safehouse". Two mysterious figures, a man and a woman, enter the room. They open the chamber holding the player character's spouse and Shaun and the spouse suddenly wakes from cryosleep. Confused, the spouse asks what the two individuals are doing there, and they demand to have Shaun. The spouse refuses and holds onto Shaun but in an instant, the mysterious man shoots the spouse with a revolver and takes Shaun from their lifeless arms. The player character suddenly re-enters cryosleep as everything fades to white once more.

Waking again as the automated PA system announces a malfunction, the player character falls out of the chamber and stands up, shivering, in the now dark vault room vowing to avenge their dead spouse (the spouse's wedding ring can be looted from their mummified corpse). The player character then wanders around the Vault, discovering that most of its cryogenically suspended residents have died in their chambers as a result of a malfunction. Moving into the Vault's main hallways, the player character then discovers the skeletal remains of other Vault 111 residents and staff, suggesting that a violent confrontation took place. The player character also encounters a radroach within the Vault's power room, to their shock and disgust. Upon entering the living quarters and overseer's office, the player character soon discovers the purpose of the vault, as well as the reason for all the skeletal remains--a mutiny had occurred in the vault, with Vault-Tec staff members rebelling against the Overseer. The player character can then hack into the Vault terminal or search for the password to open the entryway to the vault door chamber. Upon entering the exit chamber, the player character finds a Pip-Boy 3000 Mark IV on the skeletal remains of a Vault-Tec scientist, which the player character promptly removes and connects to the vault door control system. The vault door opens and as the player character enters the elevator, they are given one last opportunity to customize their appearance/stats before heading out into the wasteland of The Commonwealth.

Bugs

 * Achievement does not unlock after leaving the vault and entering the wasteland.
 * If a change to your character's skin color is made and you decide just before starting the game to change it again, Shaun will keep the previous skin color, not appearing to look like his parent(s) at all.
 * Once you step out of your cryochamber for the first time, you may not be able to move at all. Also, this prevents you from saving your game. This can be fixed by restarting your console.
 * If the chamber for your spouse is opened at a later time in the game, the Sole Survivor will still scream "Come on, come on, come on!" when opening it. Talking with your spouse gives you similar dialogue. This can happen even after the main story is completed. This is possibly more of an oversight than a bug.

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