So Fallout Also Has Managed Democracy... - Fallout Season 1 Eps 5 Reaction 

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Some people just define the world as themselves

Blind Al? !

They should have told her they were looking for the cure for blindness next to all the cocaine.

Leslie Uggams. She was in a few things in the 70s and 80s (most famously Roots), then she kind of dissapeared until Deadpool. Great to see her getting notice again.

Ok this is really funny to me because I feel like the guy who plays Chet had kind of a Ryan Reynolds vibe in this episode too.

@@deedledumb790 She started performing as a child in the 50's and is still going strong.

so sad :(

It’s also a reference to the movie “A Boy and his Dog” which inspired Fallout and features a scene of the boy calling his talking dog Dog Meat

Definitely for a gun stock and not for shoulder armor

And I'm pretty sure that, given the materials involved, it'd be *super* uncomfortable to wear for any extended time if it's not placed correctly. Even if she didn't know anything about how that kind of leather strap is supposed to be worn, she'd have figured it out once the chafing started to set in.

Yeah, especially with the sign saying that Shady Sands was the “First Capital of the NCR.”

Does hurt that we lost the capital and prez Tandies home town but yeah. The hub, boneyard, vault city, probably Arroyo. Maybe part of the Mojave. The bear is still out there. I am concerned how little we do see of the ncr though.

Complication: there are cattle barons, and the sheriff got nuked. Not saying it's a quick death; just a plausible one.

That’s exactly what Todd Howard said too, the NCR is more than shady sands

​@@tsmith8082Todd Howard does not have the best record at being a reliable source of information.

I was wondering the same thing but if that’s true that’s genius 😂

A player (of FO3 -up) loads everything into a corpse, chops a head or limb off, carries that to the door, then loots all, goes through the door, and drops the overburden to pick up later. Or acquires another limb to load and carry.

My thought as well.

​@@thoriated200 IQ play

That makes sense. Also a drug binge doesn't always follow logic.

I second this. People like to shit on 4 but it was a fun game.

I think it was in the last fallout episode, but he did mention he was starting to consider it for the stream. I think it would be a lot of fun. Someone also said in the comments they wanted him to try 76 now that it got an update, but fallout 4 would probably be better (especially since it’s getting a remaster).

they are also releasing a next-gen update in literally 2-3 days, so this would be the PERFECT time for Jay to cause some chaos.

I know Jay would go nuts for all the cool power armor and base stuff

I feel like I’ve seen this comment on a different fallout video for some reason

The hottest furby you'll ever see

​​@@koki84ji7Oh god she DOES have Furby eyes!

@@KingsBardthe easiest person to have a staring contest with. Cause I would find it impossible to look away.

YES!!!! Exactly this!

I had no idea he was in Enders Game. I'll have to look up what a lot of these actors have been in because they're all doing a great job.

I recognised him from Ender's Game. Such a different character here.

For me, he will always be RICO!!

Gelatin is rendered collagen, made by boiling skin, sinew, cartilage, and bone. Maybe that "Compost" room makes Soylent Green / corpse starch / Cram. There are mods for FO4 Contraptions DLC that make potted meat from corpses. Turn those settlement raiders into sellable goods.

Bones.

@@masha22092000rSay what?!

As the ghoul says, “Read the manual”

I couldn't believe how long it took me to figure that one out. Probably the lack of swearing and the fact that you can see her eyes.

I only recognized her from her voice lol. She's great in this tough.

This has been commented on every single video.

@@Tensen01 people like sharing information. Look up XKCD's 1 in 10,000. It might be old news to you, but chances are it's new information to 10,000 other people.

You haven't factor Legion, Brotherhood, Raiders, Mafia remnants. They may take that opportunity to cause havoc.

We hope. However considering this show doesn't mention the Shi in San Francisco I think Bethesda is using the show to reset the west coast to their standard tin shacks and irradiated water setting instead of the post post apocalypse setting (with society rebuilding) of New Vegas.

@markcarpenter6020 nah man, they've already confirmed the NCR is very much a thing and going. I don't get why people keep saying this nonsense when there is literally nothing that gives that idea at any moment lol. Time still moves forward when we're not playing the games, squabbles happen, people die and factions can crumble or thrive. We already see that with each new game installment. Edit: everywhere and everything is susceptible to that, even New Vegas.

@@mybedissoft then it makes even less sense that there is no major NCR presence in the show. The show takes place in what was literally the heart of the NCR. And the NCR was friggin huge it included all of southern California and parts of Mexico and Nevada. It had a population of 700 000 people, clean water, electricity, industry, a working train system, and merchant companies with branches as far away as Utah. It makes no sense that in 15 years (the time between new Vegas and the show) all of that would just vanish.

@markcarpenter6020 what are you even on about? How does that make even less sense? 'Cause I'd love to know what mental gymnastics you've gone through to deduce that being the case.. You clearly don't know much about storytelling or narrative progression, you're argument is akin to those nitpicking tiny details and saying they've retconned FNV. And if I have to sit here and walk yet another clueless Fallout fan through it, ya shouldn't be complaining in the first place. It's straight up woeful ignorance or even worse, pure stupidity if you think that because we don't see the NCR have a major presence in an area that they very obviously got slapped around and lost. The NCR is spread all across the West Coast, with more than one major hub, diverting resources and manpower elsewhere to facilitate their needs. How do you come to the conclusion that the hub with 30,000 residents is the "heart of the NCR"? Shady Sands may have been where they started but it certainly isn't their only capital city. You wanna know what doesn't make any damn sense? The NCR continuing to operate or returning to an area where they got slapped around, having the major hub in the area obliterated by a bomb with a very large Brotherhood of Steel presence in that same area no less, what do you want? The NCR to dust off their shoulders after getting bombed and say "nah, we're all fine here"? The NCR ain't that stupid man lmao. I don't know what stupid juice you're drinking but I'd put it down before making comments like you've got it figured out and know all about what's going on lmao. The show literally feeds us clues on a silver platter and somehow you come to conclusion that "because the NCR in this area got blown up, the entire NCR is gone".. We see clear signs of remnants of the NCR active in the show, in Vault 4, the guy wearing ranger armor scavenging for his family and with the likes of Moldaver, who are obviously the bulk of the NCR that resided in the area, showing us that the ones that were in this area are very much scattered and unorganized unlike the rest of the NCR. They ain't gone and Todd even came out and had to further clarify that due to people like you not being able to make sense of something that definitely makes sense. "We've not seen the last of the NCR". The NCR is my favorite faction but you don't see me sitting here, jumping through hoops to try and invalidate what we're shown because despite my own gripes with not seeing the NCR, I'm well aware that things aren't cut and dry like you seemingly think they are. Let the people telling the story, tell the story and stop coming to assumptions that hold absolutely no validity behind them. Edit: if this is how some Fallout fans think, no wonder we are made the butt of jokes all the time. Ya'll can't use your damn heads even with information blatantly shown. 🤣 Edit: do yourself a favor and stop displaying how little you actually know when trying to make arguements against the narrative we've only scratched the surface of.

There's nothing in the lore about that. And how did Lucy get him out, if she didn't have the key?

I don't think that's true at all. Why would the key also lock him in? Seems like an extremely easy exploit. Either the creators of the suit skipped over that, as we do hear first-hand about the design flaws. Or Maximus, who had absolutely zero training with it, just didn't know how to open it manually.

The NCR was actually pretty major. They had a working train system as well as clean water and electricity. Also the trading companies (like crimson caravan and gun runners) traded across several states from California to Utah even out into the legion lands. That's why it's so weird there isn't an NCR presence in the show. Heck they don't even have the Shi that lived in San Francisco. I seriously think Bethesda is using the show to reset the west coast back to their standard tin shacks and dust farmers.

Gun runners were a major weapon manufacturer.

The show does sublime off-kilter terror so well! Never have mashed potato's been more terrifying.

and apparently, after the previous episode's awkward situation, chet indeed replaced bert as stepfather to stephanie's baby and nobody questions it 😄

@@vinsanity40k "I *am* Bert." (What was I thinking?) XD

Right? Really hits different.

Yes! I'm just as disappointed as they are they had to stop lol

The last 2 episodes are maximum crazy stupid fucking fine...

Same! I always dropped whatever I was watching immediately without questions haha

when he's outside the armor, yes

I wonder if it matters, at least to the Higher ups. His duty is to protect the brotherhood, protect the mission and protect his lord. His lord dying with him not dying might be unacceptable 😅

@@greywarden5513 it’s just that when he didn’t answer it made it seem like he did something to him which while technically is true but Thaddeus doesn’t know and he wouldn’t of had to say anything.

@@Greenhawk4 Maximus is certainly not a good liar

@@greywarden5513 true

Aside from the tv-show that’s pretty popular, I’d really recommend the horror-comedy of the same name; it’s from the era of ‘Shaun of the Dead’ and follows an ‘Office-Space’-like cast whose work-outing goes horribly wrong.😏

Yeah just hold the interact button. Easy.