A Conversation with Fallout Creator Tim Cain 

I hope his channel gives him a couple Bucks

This was a great interview! Best video I've watched in a long while!

Already subbed for months now, but HUGE get for your channel

awesome job TK, you got to interview the man himself!

Keep up the great work I really appreciate what you do!

Can you stop making click bait thumbnails

Literally none of Nate's thumbnails are clickbait. You don't know what you are talking about.@@Newvegasfiend

This slaps me on the knee

Seen your stuff for years man, cheers from Uruguay

​@Egglin2793 no nate is God tier level. OX is the goat. But nate covers what ox doesn't

😂

LMAO

There goes my hero's watch them as they go 😂

I think he's the pretender

Dave let him go a bit after breaking the leg. But he's such a cool guy as this interview proves. ;)

Ya, he really is a class act

He kicks so much ass imo

he is really down to earth

when? i missed it

@@masterofhippos1395 towards the end last 30 minutes i think.

1:26:40

He said that last year too

America cosplayed as Ukraine, so China nuked you. Ah, bio weapons.

I second that bro fallout brings the most broken souls together it might be a fiction apocalypse but we sure as shit know how to unite over it no matter how bad our backgrounds are in real life

Aye makes three of us! (: I remember both my mom and dad fighting on drugs and getting arrested I would just get lost in the world of fallout 3 and newvegas I’m proud of you (:

Sorry for your hard times. From my experience, they only make future good times that much better. I am happy you enjoyed the video!

I lost my two oldest dogs recently. One in August just before my birthday, and the other yesterday. I feel pretty dead inside so I know how much being able to laugh means. I hope I'm able to again soon.

vaxxed?

@@realnigga722 If you think vaxxing is harmful you've been listening to too many whackos.

I lost my cat, my horse, a couple of roaches under the sink, my great great grandpa past almost a century ago, I'm also in a bad place so I feel you

I hope we can see them all in one spot for an entire podcast may be too much to ask for but that would be a great show

@@Pepper1770 I feel it might be better to do individually. Each one can talk about their specialties. Maybe a group one at the end. But by that point, what more could be asked that wasn't already.

@@TheOneBearded true bro also if you haven’t looked yet gta 6 trailer has dropped and yea maybe a group discussion is better for a final entry or something

I KNEW IT! LOL I used it as metaphor twice or more but no one knows the storyline of Fallout so deeply anyway

Thanks a lot!

@@TKsMantisgrab your perk it’s been a few level ups fam

van buren project was the 3rd game in the franchise...

@@OlegAryutkin

He can do what he wants. It's HIS interview, actually. That's just your subjective preference

@@scary5455 objectively speaking, interviewers ought listen more and talk less. It's a fairly basic rule of thumb for interviewers. If I wanted to hear about TK Mantis I would've tuned into a Q&A session. I watched so I could listen to Tim talk about himself and fallout. So, no, it's not a subjective opinion. It's an opinion based upon simple traditional tenets of the interview process.

I agree. I can tell Mantis is excited and enthusiastic, but he kept interrupting and taking over Tim. I didn’t mind Mantis talking about himself and trying to connect, but let Tim talk.

lol tim just talked about this interview on his channel and how much he absolutely loved it so L take lol

​@@waybackintheday101 Just a little detail, but he labeled this video as a conversation and they both had a great time.

I started in 1976, teaching myself BASIC by playing games on a PDP-10 and looking at the program listing to see what commands did. My guidance counselor told me there was no way to make a living designing/writing computer games.

Paul currently walks a hard road with ditching alcohol, that's why he isn't active, but I hope for the best, even if he never returns.

@@kotzpenneryeah I’m aware, I hope he’s doing well. I know from family alcohol can do terrible things to people and dealing with those issues certainly is more important than RU-vid but alas, I still miss him lol.

@@candvdz9618 bro same, alc addiction is a hell of a thing. I really love his videos. In a twisted way the alc was a bit of his unique appeal, but soberness is more important than RU-vid obviously.

I agree. I was very excited to meet Tim and I can see that I was talking a bit too much. The point of this was to be a conversation, and both Tim and I think it came out well, but this was my first time doing something like this and I very clearly have a lot to learn.

@@TKsMantisit was fun anyway. Too formulaic a treatment might have come off as wooden imo. I dare say you might have gotten Tim to say some things he would not have otherwise if it hadn’t been “two dudes talking”.

@@TKsMantiswas gonna say I like it cus it’s more casual and Tim looked like he enjoyed it

​@@TKsMantisyou did great man!

@@TKsMantis This was awesome. Idk what OP is talking about. The conversational style clearly works very well with Tim, and this turned out great, especially for being your first time doing something like this.

If only they had a game closer to the ‘Northern frontier’*? What a minnit, that’s what I’m writing! A Pen & Paper RPG regional sourcebook around Vermont, but heavily influenced by the Canadian occupation, European immigrants trying to escape to a contested region and all the end results of evil plans of long dead prewar Americans. I’d be interested to hear if you have any ideas on the implications of Canadian occupation, possibilities for adventure content and local knowledge that a fan who doesn’t even live in the country might need. I am including a ‘cadien’ diaspora post war, echoing the establishment of the cajuns, but a bit more north (Ticonderoga) Anyways, have a good one! *named such because of prewar ‘enclave’ designs on exploiting the region during occupation

@@man.inblack

He should let his interviewee talk more. That is who most of us are here to hear.

@@CrAzYpotpieThank you for breaking through the mold with this comment.

@@CrAzYpotpiethat’s my only complain is mantis felt like he needed to say it mumble something after every other word Tim said

@@Jasondurgen It's a symptom of ADHD, he even said at one point he has ADHD.

never

@@TKsMantis hell yeah, man. That's success.

Also, and this comes from a place of love - please don't suck down a Mountain Dew during an interview. It's very unprofessional.

@@georgeweissmann9095not really. Most interviews always have beverages, it doesn’t matter what the particular beverage is. I don’t see how anyone would care to complain about this.

Also, I sincerely hope there is an interview part 2 and 3 Ps please tell Tim to write his new fallout idea down somewhere, or maybe even record himself rambling about it, 10 hours should be a good start

After all, that’s Jonathan Nolan, who messed up with POI and WestWorld. The ending would be fast and ruthless (for TV audiences).

Man you really missed a point of the show that it was a consideration of theirs, ya fucking r word

@@dennisthefivestarman8177What point? Anti-capitalism is the message. Its communism being pushed by a soulless corporation. Not too far fetched if you read the Communist Manifesto.