Fallout's Great War Of 2077 | The Origins Of The Fallout Universe 

Hope you all liked the video. It’s great to cover Fallout again and do let me know if you’d like me to cover the TV series when it releases!

“Man I wonder what cool stuff happened to my country during the Fallout universe” “Mexico was the first to fall” “Damn it”

I know a lot of people shit on F76, but that one cinematic of the soldier looking over a forest getting nuked at the start of the Great War, and then his armor is claimed by a 76 dweller is one of the best things bethesda has ever created.

I love how the new Fallout show depicted the Great War. From the fact the White House had no comment on the President’s whereabouts, to the weatherman having that outburst mid broadcast… It was really chilling and sad to see.

I like your line that the "UN had no authority anymore." Bru, they never had any to begin with. 🤣

We need a game based on what happened like we got in the DLC Operation Anchorage

The fact that it could become a possibility is frightening

I see you splicing in cyberpunk 2077 footage in there!

The joke was that the video was originally uploaded as being for members only

There is evidence to suggest that during the Sino-American War, the Moon Race was an Armed Conflict. The War Memorial depicts a Astronaut with a Laser Pistol on the Moon, and the Plaque also describes a “Battle on the Sea of Tranquility” that phrase is often used to describe the Lunar Surface. There’s much more evidence for this, as there’s also a Magazine depicting a Soldier wearing a cool type of Space-Worthy Mech Suit with a caption *“US ARMY GOES TO SPACE”* with a Rocket Ship in the Background. And recently and most interestingly, Fallout 76 got a new *“Enclave Space Power Armor”* easy microtransaction bait or an implication that there’s an Enclave Base on the Moon? Ironically, this would fit with the original Van Buren Lore for the Enclave, with them having a Space Station Orbiting Earth and a long-term plan to Colonize new Worlds unspoiled by War and Radiation. *This is how the Enclave can return.*

Fallout 4 was my introduction to this universe and I absolutely fell in love with it.

That most of the Fallout tech relied on vacuum tubes and energy wasteful machines didn't help.

24:28 idk who Richard House is BUT the man who saved Vegas was one Mr Robert Edwin House.

MAD - Mutually ‘Assured’ Destruction

These games are like foreshadowing

I think it'd be cool if they made a game or movie where we could witness all these events unfold

America to Canada in 2077: “In regards to the Special Military Operation in the Small North-American Region, we recognize the State of Columbia and the State of Alberta as Independent from British Hostilities.”

Moral of the story? When everyone wants everything, everyone is left with nothing.

War… War never changes.

Now we need a Bioshock series

At least this isn't an April fools post.

Thanks for all your lore videos!! I do a lot of driving. So listening to your videos makes the drive time go by fast!! Thank you Wisefish!!

BBC's "Threads" is a good analog to Fallout.

As someone who never played the game this video was very useful and informative. I watch the Fallout TV series first and so far as what I learned the show is pretty spot on to the lore of the games series. However, I was still a little lost on something such as the "Commonwealth" and "The Great War" to which this video helped clear up. So thank you for the great video.

Imagine if fussion core technology is share around the world?.

Bro, you do a good job at explaining game lore. Nice💯

Could this be the near future!?!!! Who knows! Awesome video!

Been waiting on a new fallout video forever!!! So happy !!

best video on this subject. Thank you for your talented work.

Fallout the show has been out for 6 hours. And so far from the first episode, it’s pretty solid. Looking forward to the rest of the story.

I want a Fallout game based in the Philippine Islands. Not only is the Philippines diverse in terms of culture & people but the biodiversity is too. The Philippines is also considered to be a geopolitical stronghold in real life, with China being interested in controlling the islands while the United States is trying to prevent China from doing that. The mythology can also be used to create new enemies such as half-woman half-bat (Mananangals) or Tikbalangs (Horse-Men hybrids).

If anything oxhorn another lore fella call the hotel “the lucky 88” which was comical as well

Fallout's universe is fascinating to me. Such levels of tech and the horrors of Man never cease to grab my attention, especially in regards to the Great War. There are so many stories, so many terminals that just give us a taste of just how fucked everything was back then. By far the most chilling is the set of audio logs you collect during one of F3's sidequests, one of them taking place during the moment the bombs fell. Little things like this paint a terrifying picture of what the world was like pre-Fallout, and how in many ways, it wasn't much better off. Once again, you nail your vids Fish. Keep up the good work.

humanity was doomed before the bombs dropped.

Good video. You just showed up yesterday and I've watched a few videos already.

Good man Wisefish great video sir thanks I love your content 😊

I just got your video recommended. Good video hashing out the lore of Fallout. The show was great. I enjoyed it. My daughter loved it. My wife got hooked onto the world of Fallout through the show.

This is a great look into the lore, thank you! I had heard that a big reason the world was stuck in the 1950s aesthetic was due to the microprocessor chip never have been invented in this branched timeline. So everything stayed analog until the advent of cold fusion. True?

Excellent content as ever TGV!

Great video!!! I am excited to dive into this series

Love the content, thank you for sharing. I am a old head (52) and was never into Fallout but I am hooked now... thank you again..

Did not know anything about fallout - watched the series and then your video- probably going to watch the series again…… thanks for the back story ….. well done- concise and filled in a bunch of holes!! Cheers

Me thinking you are mistaken, about Russia being allied with a communist China. According to the lore,it was an US friend,and not a foe.

Wow. I didn't know some of this information. Thank you

Huge fallout fan. The show was great. Did not disappoint

Epic recap. Thank you. The series was excellent.

great work mate, had my undivided attention the whole way through!. omw to see if you have more fallout lore videos ahaa enjoy the sub ;).

Great video dude !

We all know that fallout TV show is gonna be... AMAZING!!!!

Forgot to mention that when the chinese did capture a few power suits and tried to make their own, they discarded it because it was too bulky and clumsy to use on field, so they stuck with their cloaking technology, which they developed the suit called "hei guai" for espionage, sabotage and other behind enemy line operations

This was a phenomenal video! Ill be watching the show with my son, father and mother in law, who think the show looks incredible but know nothing about Fallout. I think im gonna show them this first!

Ron Pearlmann: War, war never changes. The end of the world came pretty much as expected...

amazing video, thoroughly entertained and informed

Good stuff here, Wise.

The show is really good, can’t wait for season 2. It got me playing fallout 4 again

V underrated channel. I hope, mate, you'll pick up more subs after fallout show

Mr. WiseFish you sir have amazing taste in video games

this definitely gets the gears turning when thinking about how other countries could be depicted in the tv show

The great mushroom war

Love fallout, ever since I played the Brotherhood of steel on the original XBOX, I still have the original disc and console. this is a great channel. I've subbed. 👍👍👍👍👍

awesome, new video and it's about *fallout* _!!_

Great work

At this point, this feels closer to reality than fantasy. Terrifying stuff lol

Massively good video

Scary to think that somthing on this scale of destruction could happen at any time in real life regardless of it takes weeks, months or years. The lucky ones will be the ones who would die first and the unlucky ones would the ones who somehow survive only to struggle in the inevitable fallout.

I would love to see a fallout that doesn’t necessarily take place solely in America. Over the years, I’ve watched a lot of videos, explaining the lore of different nations in fallout, but I would really like to see it. Like how in this world, Venice might be underwater, and you could explore it with aqua boy. Or travel to Australia or London, and see the take on culture that would’ve evolved after this type of conflict. Especially if some of these places were not directly hit by nuclear weapons. Or heck even some type of enclave scientist just talking about different expeditions he’s been on so we can gain a larger understanding of this Fallout world.

I think that the fallout show should have been dated around 2306. I feel that would have brought the timeline more into balance. Giving the destruction of Shady Sands happening around 2283/84. Aging Lucy around 3 and her brother around 1.5 years old. Thus making Lucy around 23 years old at the time of her quest to save her father.

Awesome video

I thought House was only a few days off, not years?

Cool vid bro.😺

Remember when dystopian futures were fiction? 😂

Greed + ego + a large dose of paranoia = fallout

With New York and other cities nuked in Fallout 4 without any warning stealth subs were probably used. No mention of Liberty Prime? Sure the U.S. had power armour, the Fat Man and Gatling lasers but did the have enough? If a sub off the coast launches missiles that'd take minutes to hit their target where did the six hours come from? I think you meant 6 minutes?

Very good video and an interesting lore data dump. Who doubts for a second that America would indeed invade its neighbours if it felt like it?

That was enjoyable 👍.

Interesting , Thank You .

just finished the show and it was great!

Love the story but the Year timeliness have completely confused me. Swear I'm hearing that from 1966-2070 that the war for natural resources took place with "The Great War" happening in 2077 and only lasting 2 hours. Maybe I'm just tired for not having slept for a week

the best timeline for the middle east

"What're you lookin at smooth-skin?"

Crazy the title of the video was the shortest part of the video. Because it’s hard to make a video about something that lasted a view minutes lol.

I think everyone also misses an important aspect of the fallout universe: Aliens were heavily influenting technology and politics. I personally think the real secret is that aliens were giving humans technology in a way that would garuntee resource shortages to come before humans mastered space flight. Which is oddly primitive in the fallout universe. The zeta mothership dlc left me thinking there could be more to come. They were still monitoring earth after the great war, despite having the technology to wipe out any people that were left after the great war

I wish fallout 4’d opening wasn’t all sunshine and rainbows and the whole main character family was in the city or something

Hope this is a good video to start with trying to figure out the lore and all that because I'm only here because my son recommended it after we've watched the show. 😂

we're actually not that far from a nuclear terrorist attack in tel aviv if things continue as they are.

I’m convinced the fallout series is what would have happened to the world had the Soviet Union not broken up

OK I'm new to Fallout lore and this was a fantastic review of a fantastic story! Just wish the lore covered more of the 2060s and the Alaska War. So many questions! If nukes were already used tactically in the Middle East so that line's been crossed why didn't the US use them when overwhelmed by China (like MacArthur wanted in Korea?); after all this was a clash of titans and the US proper had been breached. There was a TV movie in the 1980s called "WW3" I think with David Soul about Russia invading Alaska for resources and although I don't remember the film I do recall there were a lot of 'experts' on TV (no internet back then) saying how unlikely and untenable an invasion of Alaska would be. Can't remember why though. (They probably said but where *is* Russia as a power in the late 2060s? Although both 'Communist', Russia and China had a long history of not getting along, and a Chinese invasion of Alaska would be seen as a direct threat to Russia). And China thinking of biological warfare? In Alaska? A lot of germs don't like the cold, and using one type of Weapon of Mass Destruction only invites another type (nuclear) in response. And Canada was nonchalant about China just violently appearing on their borders? They thought they were safe? They've got a fair amount of resources that if not already used up would be tempting for China once Alaska started to be mined out. The US was there ostensibly not to invade but protect Canada as much as it was to attack China. China must have been really desperate to directly attack another superpower instead of proxy war the conflict through North Korea or another satellite; attacking the US when you can't ensure it won't just nuke you back is very risky. Canada sabotaging US interests by attacking the pipeline is just crazy, as the US, being attacked on its homeland by another superpower, has nothing to lose and would be at full wartime rabidity -- did they think the US would think twice about just rolling over them in response? I could see that as a US false flag to justify annexing Canada though. Overall very interesting! Great work! AND there's also: Why would the US be "leaderless" if "the president had fled"? Wouldn't the president maintain continuity of government, just from a secure and classified location? Otherwise an old man would have to try to force other old men to retake power for him when he crawled out of his bunker, and the experienced warriors and renegade leaders that lived through the end times wouldn't just roll over and say 'Yes sir!'. And why if the US governemt was sure China was going to launch immanently wouldn't they launch a preemptive strike? At least then there's a chance they'd be hit with less than 100% of Chinas capability. And if the position of the Chinese government was as precarious as portrayed they might manage to decapitate the dragon before it could strike. Sitting there waiting for it, even in secret shelters, is the worst thing to do.

After all the oil and half world gone, scientists focused on green technology..well wtf 😂😂😂

I think the new series is interesting and well made

Having these massive nuclear infrastructures built up and not using that efficient energy to make production and adaptation of renewable energy is insane

*Völt-TeCHTT* - the form used among L’ameriKa’s Witches…. They couldn’t use the original versions, as the Spirits that phrase conjured were too much for even the strongest Arch-Witches….

Well Done .

Watched this after the show and the show is great

Curious…..what has been peoples favourite fallout intro?.. 3 is my favourite game but think 4 had the best intro.

No reference to how Vualt Tec and the 4 other private companies played a main role in insuring a nuclear exchange between the US and China!

Just goes to show you how quickly alliances will fall apart when the fuel runs out.

The Master was the Dalek Prime of FEV mutation...

Great video but audio seems off

I love your channel Wishfish, can you please create video about the antagonist Kellogg from Fallout 4. Thank you Wisefish

Not billions died during the sino-american war but probably some millions. During fallout 4 the television said that tension were extremly high, not that they were at war so, maybe, there was a truce after the Alaska invasion ( or, more realy, lying )