The Vaults Of Fallout - Vaults 51 - 95 | Fallout Lore 

Hope you guys enjoyed this one and make sure you check out part 1 if you haven’t already! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dvCNhKpiGG0.html

I still maintain that 76 was not a control vault. Read the records. It was designed to hold "the best and brightest", even though not all the jobs in the Vault required best and brightest people. One memorable entry involved a man complaining that his multiple engineering degrees should have ensured his promotion from janitor to soda jerk. The experiment, clearly, was to see how well highly-educated professionals would adapt to doing work deemed to be "beneath" them.

For Vault 77, in Fallout 3 there’s a holotape that talks about puppet man. Iirc it’s in paradise falls in the slaves house.

You dropped this at the perfect time for my sudden need for a fallout lore deep dive. Bless you.

“Death by Snoo Snoo.” That’s a hard way to die.

The Mormons of Vault 73 weren't put out in the slightest by the Vault Suit extruders not functioning because they could always rely on their magic underwear.

Great video! I do want point out that you omitted an important detail of Vault 87 that people are not well aware of despite its significance: by 2277 the vault’s FEV reserves have been completely exhausted. This can be read on the terminal entries of the test chambers, and is echoed by the Super Mutants commenting on the need to find more “green stuff”. Put in a different way, by the time of the events of Fallout 3 Super Mutants in the Capital wasteland are undergoing an extinction event, unable to replenish their numbers anymore. This is the reason that they are searching the DC ruins (a fact mentioned by characters such as Reilly’s rangers) looking for the location of more vaults (which is why you run into them at Vault Tex’s HQ), where they incorrectly assume will find more FEV, which we know they won’t, thus ultimately not changing their seemingly inevitable extinction. This actually tied nicely with why we see in Fallout 4, where Arthur’s background info mentions a Super Mutant named Shephard who tried the organize the Super Mutants in the Capital Wasteland, and whose defeat became one of Arthur’s greatest accomplishments. With the aforementioned inability to produce more Super Mutants, such defeat probably also mean the death of many of the remaining Super Mutants and in turn meant that the BoS no longer needed to keep a large force there to keep things under control, allowing them to eventually spare the manpower needed for their campaign in Commonwealth. As a side note, I speculate that this might have been part of the main quest at some point, a middle step between searching for clues on your father’s whereabouts at Project Purity and finding Vault 112. Thai because when you reach Vault Tec HQ, the Super Mutants seem to have arrived just before you and just started engaging the automated security, and the reward for exploring the place is the location of all vaults. This would have tied up the Super Mutant’s crisis and the main quest in a better way, and justify how your father managed to find the hidden Vault 112. Like I said, an easy to miss detail that when all things are considered, should have had more weight in the story, specially given that the pressence of Vault 87’s Super Mutant’s is in no small part one of the causes for the stagnation of the Capital Wasteland 200 years after the Great War. In fact, this situation reminds me of a cut mechanic from the original Fallout, where as time passed, the different locations across the Wasteland would fall to the Super Mutant invasion: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cmzSvquRl4I.html Fallout 3 Capital Wasteland seems to me as the result of that on going invasion, with most of the minor or poorly defended settlements already wiped out by Super Mutants (not to mention raiders, slavers & irradiated wildlife), leaving mostly either the more heavily defended settlements or those hidden away. Big Town serves as the example of a town in the process of being wiped out (and which can happen depending on your choices).

Fyi, the people that raided Vault 94 weren't Pleasant Valley raiders, it was militiamen from Harper's Ferry who didn't understand the people of the Vault being pacifists.

“A vault playing the same Adam Sandler movies over and over and over until the day I die.” Wow, you just laid out my own personal hell. I mean at least in the other Vault you could start a theatre group or take up poetry and art. For the record, I don’t hate Adam Sandler as a person. I actually think he’s decent in his few dramatic roles. But as a comedic actor, he either relies on other actors (Jack Nicholson carried Anger Management) or he flounders pitifully.

"I've been looking forward to this" -Count Dooku

did you know that Marcus in FNV was in fallout 2? he came across Jacob, a BOS member and a fight broke out; but neither one could gain the advantage. they decided to join forces, Marcus could enter highly-irradiated areas, and Jacob could go into settlements. eventually Jacob died, and Marcus found his way to the Mojave (or what's left of it) where he established a safe haven for civilised (by super mutant standards) super mutants and nightkin. he named the settlement jacobstown in honour of his fallen companion. like he says, "not all super mutants are mindless brutes"

Sgt. Baker actually committed suicide after hearing from ZAX that his family died.

Fantastic my dude!

Thanks for the chapter info. I'm currently on my first Fallout 4 playthrough and its so nice that I can skip certain chapters and not spoil the game 😊👍🏻

The way you explain is so clam and to the point and those small jokes were funny and I don't even play fallout yet I watch all your videos of fall out .

Great video! Thanks for your effort. It was a great rundown. I'm looking forward to the non-cannon vaults episode.

Really good stuff... it's amazing how rich the lore is and quite sad that this has not been exploited... Instead of that 76 disaster they could just have expanded fallout 4s land area... adopted a progressive development method and made it a true sandbox.... all the tools were there..

"Stuck in a vault with the same Adam Sandler movie"😂

Amazing the creativity of the writers to come up with these crazy experiments. I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of them, if not all, are based on IRL experiments (real or rumored) by various governments on their own people. Wild to think about, really. I definitely enjoyed hearing about all these and recognized a few of them from Fallout 4 and 76. Well played!

Its head shakingly bad that as time goes on the vaults get more and more tame as they go itl probably end with a vault where the residents say 1 mean word to a teddy bear as they pass

Glad you continued this one my dude

This is great. Ill be watching part 1 after lol. But indeed this is well reserched and well told!!!!

So Vault 75 was basically just the Spartan II project without augmentation?

Imagine if Vault 63 was still occupied/semi-operational and opens with a quest line in a future update

The vault with 999 women and 1 man could survive easily. But the vault with 999 men and 1 woman would almost certainly die off. This is because the vault with 999 women and 1 man could have dozens of pregnancies at the same time, and the children of those pregnancies when reaching a late teenage state could breed with the remaining women of the first generation that didn't breed with the lone man, so creating a gene pool is easy, and one that isn't even inbred. However the 999 men and 1 woman vault couldn't do this, the woman can only get pregnant once at a time, and it takes 9 months, the process is too long to create 1 baby, this vault would almost certainly die out. I predict in the majority man vault that the more physically powerful and confident men would end up being like a gang and they would control the vault, and they would control that woman who would only breed with them. And a similar thing would happen in the vault of majority women, a gang of more dominant women would rule the vault and control breeding rights with the lone male that they would essentially own.

People complain about it, but these videos still make me want to go play Fallout 4...game holds up.

Day 1: Let me in, Let me In! Day 2: "Let me out dammit!"

Now I've seen part one and this one which are both really good I'm just home for more you do amazing job thank you

Vault 56: Where the only movie they have is Jack and Jill starring Adam Sandler

If I was a Vault-Tec executive (hope springs eternal), I would've made Vault 77 so that the subject had no means of committing suicide and monitor the behavior all the way until he died (with no puppets involved, either). It takes lots of guts to starve yourself to death.

Nice Love new lore videos to keep me up in the morning

VAULT 75 IS BASICALLY A SHITTIER VERSION OF THE SPARTAN PROGRAM.😺

Always a good listen when walking to the train station. My thanks dude

I've been so hyped for this Good work as always 👌

Oh man, you got me downloading fallout again, thank you so much for the video

Can't believe I am 13 hours late! Yay for more amazing Fallout content. Can't never get enough of Vault Tec's demented ideas

This is eerily similar to modern day life. Uncanny! Excellent work, as always, mate! o7

Great series I can't wait for the next one

Thanks for making this bro

However horrible the fates of some of these vault dwellers. I take comfort in the fact that death by snu snu exists in this post apocalyptic world. Humanity has hope.

76 wasn't specifically a control vault nor an experimental vault; it's purpose was to keep the perfect minds to rebuild society safe until reclaimation day at which point the Overseer was tasked with claiming the remaining US nuclear stockpiles while the dwellers rebuilt the area.

Though what happened with the nuclear winter game mode was a shame, even with out it, I still find the lore of vault 51 very cool

Great video man.

I need a tv series where every episode is a story within each vault

fun fact: Vault 79 in case of invasion and the gold reserves threatened, it was equipped with serious and advanced defense and robot systems that could slice through the toughest of wasteland survivors. the Vault was more protected from outside and internal threats then the 3 Nuclear Manufacturing silos located in the region around the vault. besides having defense systems in place that only allows generals with the silos personal Missliers as escorts to pass through untouched. many of the Silos turrets and robots are standard military and commercial ones, with the exception of one heavy sentry bot to protect the mainframe computer. although these robots can be replaced in case of destruction by the Silos numerous robot manufacturing stations.

I like how vault 92s overseers name was Richard Rubin like the actual well known record producer Rick Rubin who helped popularize hip-hop

Damn a month!! I know work takes time but I need this full series in my life... what I gotta do to speed it up to 2 weeks

I fucking loved that Futurama clip lol

I love Oxhorn and you probably get compared to him a lot. But dude. These are the lore videos I’ve been looking for. Cheers!

Love the death by snu snu vault.

Well there went my schleep schedule. Need to wake up in 6,5 hours, nahh we good

Criseses? lol. Oh my. Well, at least there was an Adam Sandler jab so, well played sir.

You should make a part three if you haven't already planned for that

It would be nice to see vault 87 cleaned or time travel to the day the bomb hit it and see the vault in a pre war state.

Love fallout good storytelling your brilliant lad

So, Vault 56 is basically the world we're currently living in. Poor dwellers :(

I’m honestly underwhelmed. It seems like so many of the vaults just turn into “the experiment went wrong and everybody killed each other” like that’s so boring after the first few dozen times lol

Well done

I always thought that the Gunners were the descendants of the Vault 75 population.

Cheers dude!

“A Vault known throughout the country meant to be something special, but didn’t live up to its name in the long run” I see what you did there 😏

I was under the impression that vault 75 was the original vault of the Gunners!

As someone living in the area of Vault 70, I can tell you now that the jumpsuit extruder thing isn't a problem in the slightest, because nobody was wearing them anyway. The climate is such that skin-tight spandex is a recipe for uncomfortable rashes and chafing, and the more puritanical or sanctimonious Mormons would refuse to wear them for being immodest. Instead, people would probably wind up spinning their own fabrics out of whatever fibers are available.

Tribals attack New Jerusalem...*loads laser rifle with religious intent..

Got a sub as soon as I heard a Futurama reference. 😂

Cool, just found out the origin of the New Canaanites. Bethesda could write a whole dlc about the beginning of the New Canaanites, and Joshua's story from young. Battling raiders etc just to get to Ogden and claim their place in the world could be epic , if it was written well. Showing how they literally had to fight for survival soon as they got out the vault probably has a lot to do with how Joshua grew up to be such a good fighter. No doubt they had firing ranges in the vault with all those M1911's they owned.

I’m going vault 69 for experimental reasons

I just realized vault 92 I always thought the name Richard Rubin sounded familiar. I think they might have based the name of the overseer on the producer Rick Rubin.

Hey you didn't have to do Adam Sandler that dirty..... I bet some of those tapes would be some of his good work like Uncut Gems, Happy Madison, and The Wedding Singer

Do you think you could do a video on the Forerunners from Halo one day? Edit: I always found them interesting just never fully understood the entire thing. Love what your doing by the way.

Thanks!

i remember when 76 came out it seemed odd that the world was better when it opened then 200 years after, but thinking about how many nukes we have set off as players in 76 it makes sense now

Cool dlc (at least in my opinion) Fallout Unknown take all of these lesser known areas and even some of the deleted ones and build a game around them.

You know I was half wondering if you were going to cover 68+69.

It would be cool if you put the games that each vault features in the description or something

If you cover brotherhood Attis, the new ghoul city, and the secret vault’s experiments are very good topics to cover as well as the raider boss. Also the leader of the ghouls you would draw similarities to the founder of the brotherhood, I love that game.

At 33:06, that doesn't look like the exterior of vault 95, looks more like 81.

Wasn’t the last video stopped at 43/49? (I forgot) Is there possibly no information on them yet?

Vault 76 the best and brightest to rebuild America. Meanwhile there's my character, with 3 int, and max strength murdering everything with a super sledge practically drooling on himself.

5:12 "imagine knowing every day that something was going to break, and you were going to have to fix it" I come to RU-vid to so I can FORGET the agony of being a software engineer, then you sucker punch me like this??? That's dirty, bro.

The way my eyes widened when I heard that one lone woman vault... if I were her, I'd immediately find a gun to off myself with

these vids gonna get a surge of views

999 women to 1 man… Paradise 999 men to 1 woman… Hell No In all seriousness I think the overwhelming women to one man scenario could be doable just based off biological realities. I.e ya one guy could literally be put on a schedule to visit every woman who wanted him. Where in the opposite scenario with overwhelming men, the woman would most likely have a “main” who actually got her pregnant and maybe a few lovers on the side? Idk we do know from actual research though that in situations with more women than men, society becomes more promiscuous and has less “courting” rituals. In societies with more men than women we actually see more competition and longer courting periods between men. Think Victorian era dating. Lastly, we know that in societies where only small percentages of men getting “all” the women… things tend to get violent lending some credence to my initial joke.

6:29 Yeah fair point.

Some vaults, like 75, seem to take place over generations. Maybe i just misheard, but considering everyone over 15 was executed, then these children were trained like crazy until 18 and used for "breeding" or sent out of the vault, how old were the staff when this uprising happened? 90? If not, how did they restaff?

Do you remember the kids that the survivalist found that one day where he lived and he helped them ….maybe that’s the kids from vault 75

Using Vault 88 equipment in raider settlements certainly helps out in controlling their population. Too bad that you couldn't inform you other factions about this palce. The Institute would be interested in this stuff.

Damn, imagine a vault full of athletes and every 25 years they have to amputate a limb and see what result that would have on them that would be bleak

Vault 51 is like Aperture in a vault

999 women. can you imagine all the PMT, and nagging the poor bastard had to endure?

Damn u read the addendum from the wiki...cool ig

Vault 53 just sounds like my job

Vault 92 so sad... no old world sounds, gives me the old world blues.

Idk if it’s some sort glitch with RU-vid but I literally got 8 ads on this video. One every 5 minutes sometimes even shorter than that Actually kind of insane ad density

Welcome to Vault Tec we're cartoonishly evil.

Enjoyed the lore but I’ve noticed a glaring problem, unless there is a vault holding vault-tech personnel all the experiments are pointless. They would never know the results.

Baker didn't storm out of the vault; he died there.

GARY

what is the music playing during vault 87?

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