A covenant must exist in writing, either as a specific instrument or in a deed . Real covenants affect the landowner's property rights and “ run with the land ,” meaning that future owners of the property are bound by the covenant. Real covenants have two components: A burden and a benefit.
You can't fail the test. As for power armor, there is a bug with some sort of targeting thing you can put on power armor. It turns others hostile.
Covenant has no room to expand, like 0. It also has a ton of turrets all over that don't count towards the settlements defense stat. It's a great place to visit but I wouldn't want to live there.
It is possible to settle in Covenant if the player completes the Human Error side quest.
The entire settlement as a whole is hostile to you because you only recently ed the initial occupants. So every settler that gets assigned to the settlement will be hostile to you as well, due to faction ID.
Covenant is an impressively defended and seemingly prosperous community of settlers. The people are friendly, the amenities are quaint, and it appears to be safe. All you have to do is pass a simple test to enter. Many of the settlers at this location have keys to their own houses and the office establishments.
She will become hostile towards the Sole Survivor if they sided against the Compound during the quest Human Error. If she becomes an allied settler by siding with the Compound, she can neither be traded with, nor assigned to settlement tasks.
If you are not worried about role-playing just let Amelia die. There are no repercussions for doing this and it keeps the settlement friendly.
In my experience you dont have to even flirt at all to be able to romance. Once you reach the highest affinity with them they will initiate dialog fairly regularlly which will include the romance option again so if you fail you will get more chances.
No there's no way to fail it, just like everything else in the game handholding you.