Beyond the Video Games: The Other Fallout Media 

I wonder if there are or will be novels in the Fallout setting. The tabletop spinoffs look pretty fun!

What if fallout was called freakout and instead of China dropping nuclear bombs on America it was America and China kissing

Imagine if Bethesda partnered with Paizo for the ttrpg, imagine every year or 2 we'd get 2 or 3 full campaigns with unique settings, factions, and characters. Shit would be baller

My guy really just pronounced art deco as art deekoh

I first got into Fallout via the tabletop game and it's been a blast, I don't have any issue with the action point system, it keeps things interesting between the players and the game master and oh boy, have both sides of the table had some fantastic moments where things in no way turned out the way we expected. The Roll20 VTT can run it, people are creating new macros for it all the time that make keeping track of things dirt simple-- it's a good time all round for people looking for anything that isn't high-fantasy in setting.

a total war fallout game would be AMAZING, why can’t we be in THAT timeline? 😤

Great video n_orte I wonder if someday they’ll make radio plays/podcasts set in Fallout. I’ve seen comicbook companies do that, and you could argue it fits the aesthetic of the franchise. If they do, I’m sure you’ll make a video about it to let us all know.

Really like wasteland warfare, its pretty fun

Fallout The Roleplaying Game is so fun and adds a crapton of lore

So many tabletop Fallout games. And they all look pretty fun to gather up some friends and spend a night together playing around in the wasteland.

Good video, thank you! However, the Deco of Art Deco design is pronounced like "Deck-O," not "Deeko".

Ooooh! Sounds like a fun video I'm excited to watch it.

For anyone interested in MtG, fallout cards arent entirely legal outside of the commander format although commander is the most popular format so its not so bad. If you want to play the "original" formats and want to use fallout cards they have to be reprints although there are some good ones like hullbreaker horror as mirelurk queen queen in there although booster packs are way overpriced for fallout, yes you're getting nice cards but theyre roughly 5 times more expensive than a standard MtG booster. The commander decks are a decent entry product in my opinion if you have someone to teach you how to play though as they each have a specific playstyle that you could reasonably come against although the science deck was the first time in a LONG time that I saw anyone use the "energy" mechanic. Thats not to say its bad, its just quite niche to upgrade relying on a set from 6 or 7 years ago that didnt really get revisited even with the recent "all will be one" and "march of the machines" sets that were kind of revisiting all of the sets of the years.

Are you making videos on the fallout show?!

I was going to get the fallout mtg decks and a box of booster packs until I saw the price per deck at the shop I usually go to.... $70+ per started deck. No thanks!

i have bought the fallout 4 board game and it's a lot of fun, if a bit easy. i'd say it's obviously best for fans, but can be perfectly enjoyed by people new to fallout, so dont be afraid to invite others to play. up till now i've only played it among a group of 3 more friends, so maybe it's actually a bit too easy like that, but it's been a while and i dont quite remember the details. for more hardcore board-gamers like my friends and i who play the game of thrones board game at least every month, i think it's smartest to play with gloves off from the getgo. you cant "kill" anyone anyway, all that happens is a respawn at a slightly inconvenient location. if you're BoS, take off your armor to speed up and use your hp as a resource like any other player. even if you accumulate a ton of radiation it most likely wont ever get maxed out unless you're actively going for it for some cheap xp with the ghoul or mutie, whichever it was. get into fights a lot by lowering your hp to attract npc's, get your skills up and then screw over the players who were rushing the missions. rinse and repeat with short mission-related breaks that are the most lucrative until you're in front in terms of story progress, equipment, lvl/xp/special and hp to keep enemies off your back (in approximately that order) buy the base game, play it once to get it, a second time to know if you like it but want more (then buy the expansions) or if you didnt like it at all, try selling it on craigslist or sth. but honestly, if you're considering buying it, you'll like it. ps: my friends gave me their caps to use in the game instead of the cardboard ones the game comes with. love the style!

2:28 ITS LIKE A COLLECTORS EDITION,BUT NOT TRASH

Did you mention Fallout the Board Game (with the New California and Atomic Bonds expansions)? Another good board game. Not a wargame but a decent board game.

What about all of the books game guides bethesda made?

I personally LOVE Fallout 2d20 and it's currently my favourite TTRPG. I'm actually making a handout for my players whilst I'm watching this...

Man, this video was so good. Each thing you discussed made me wanna stop watching and go look into getting it! As always, great job on the content, your effort and passion for your craft it appreciated.

I'm sorry, this is a tangent, but kind of related and it has to be said. "I play video games for fun" 😀 "I play board games for fun." 😀 "I only play board games. People who play video games have short attention spans and don't have any imagination." 🤓 "I make up my own games with sticks and rocks in the woods. People who don't hike 10 miles into the woods and make up their own games with sticks and rocks have short attention spans and no imagination." 🗿

The other Fall-oot media

bro 1997 to 2018 is 21 years not 19 years

Someone should make a mod that lets you play fallout 1 on the pipboy in 4

I ran a fallout 2d20 campaign, and there are two big problems with it, neither are the action point/luck system. The first is it's impossible to balance an encounter without just unit spamming the players. The player characters get so much more powerful than the world so fast, especially in a group of four, that they end up just ending a deathclaw in one round. The other is, the source books are just horribly written. Unclear, to the point of being obtuse in some places. It reads like one person wrote the mechanics, the other added the Fallout lore, and these two people never met or spoke ever.

Fallout cookbook

Anyone else started falling asleep because of this dudes voice?

It,s so so good 💖💛🧡💖❤💝

i didnt know about fallout magic the gathering, i wanna get some packs that sounds sick as hell

Fallout shelter online is pretty Coolio

@N_orte You have missed two video games before Fallout: Wasteland (1988) and Fountain of Dreams (1990). Fallout was the third game in that universe.

Gurps Gurps Gurps

Too bad WotC is trash.

Imagine making a whole Fallout TV show just to avoid making Fallout 5

please speak faster, you unironically need to be listened to at 1.5x speed

We don't talk about 76 it only can be corrected by being a simulation world

Am I crazy? 97-2018 is 21 years, not 19. The first thing I hear is inaccurate...let's see how the rest of this video goes...

This RU-vidr literally uses 1 single soundtrack ffs

art deeco statues, you know, to deecorate your wateland warfare set with.

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