Try Not To Lose Your Head! - Fallout S1E03 Reaction 

High cñCharisma and Intelligence. Higher than average Perception and Luck. Lower than average Strenght and Agility.

@@Dracobyte and yet one of her chosen skills is unarmed

Still don't believe she hast a charisma build, she never pass a charisma check. Maybe that one dude befor filly but otherwise.

@@thomasdaub5445 The first episode states her skills are Melee (fencing) Unarmed (self defense) and Guns (riflemanship)

​@stingerjohnny9951 Unarmed is an Endurance skill tho

Yup. He IS Vault Boy. Its nuts knowing theres a real NAME to that mascot now

​its nuts learning that its not a thumbs up but a nuke distance measuring thing

​@@gapsule2326 It's not. They threw that Easter egg in there because it was a widespread gamer fan theory that wasn't factual or a part of Fallout lore.

@@TheFiddleFaddle/videos The show is canon and the man in the show who is literally the original vault boy explained it, easter egg or not that makes it canon.

@@VolatileSupernova You literally watched a scene in this episode that showed when he made the thumbs up while posing as the Vault Boy it wasn't because of the "rule of thumb."

Ain't limited to Bethesda, yo.

@@aterwilliger not limited to, but they definitely side quests and DLC more entertaining than the main stories.

It's so true. Even Starfield's side quests are way better than the No Mans Sky copypasta of the main story. They literally took NMS' homework and copied it word for word somehow with way shittier gameplay.

Also Larian, Obsidian, Owlcat, Square Enix, FromSoftware and other studios that create RPG.

​@@thedarkknight2221when it comes to 4 I want a mod to remove the main quest.

He was my absolute favourite, I was so hyped every time we got to him

Oh yes. Now I kinda wish him to play Miles Vorkosigan (short and crazy smart protagonist of Lois Bujold book series, someone pretty close to description “Tyrion in space”), seems like he really could do it

I remember him as Bonzo from the Ender’s Game movie! Bad movie but he did good!

@@TimChaos5What was bad about Ender’s game?

​@@sungunner6244Shit, good call. He'd be a great Miles

No it’s because you always give your companions hundred of pounds of junk while you run around with sick armor, guns, and maybe some meds.

You can not fast travel while you are encoumbered / enemies are nearby.

You call it trash. I call it ammo for my Junk Jet. We are not the same. 😁

Wow. It fits pretty well!

The cowardly lion? Please explain.

@@crimsonghoul8983 The Cowardly Lion's whole deal was that despite what he clamed, when he reached the Wizard he was told the his courage was actually inside him all along. Norm outright clamed to be a coward. But, what he's done and what he will continue to do take real courage. Thus, Norm is the Cowardly Lion.

I've actually brought up the Wizard of Oz "connection" online before, but while many people argue that Norm fits the Cowardly Lion role, I actually think he and Vault 33/32 fit Munchkinland better. The lion should be something that SHOULD be scary, but is actually terrified of everyone else. The Vault dwellers fit the munchkins better because of things not yet seen in Ep 3.

Yup!

Thank you! But what about "Victoriaaa!!!!!!!" screaming, what is was?

@@dmitrii5188 It is "Ad Victoriam" it means toward victory. It's basically a Brotherhood motto

But they arent SUPER ones.

And then you have super mutants and nightkin, curtesy of the millitary/master via FEV

@@dedmnwlkn5796”Oh you’re a mutant all right, just not a SUPER ONE!” - Strong, probably

@@aparticularlydustedcoolran2448 Too much punctuation for him, he's very simple lol

@@chazo1367 You’re right. I should have put “The Master”.

That actually fits. Lost meaning over time, I accept this canon~

@@jameskarg3240 The lost meaning over time works even better now that the Brotherhood of Steel has been "contaminating" their ranks and bloodlines with outsiders that haven't been properly brought up within the Brotherhood's fanatical structures. Which may or may not be a good thing depending on how it evolves. Under Elder Lyon this was a good thing. Under Maxon it became more militarized and expansive. And the mutinous elder leading this show's chapter of the Brotherhood seems to be kneeling more towards the quasi-religious aspects of the Brotherhood.

@@yannym4605 exactly. These guys ARENT the Lost Hills at all.

hahahahaha! it was totally on mine for real so i win!! my bingo now!😂😂😂

He also had the Idiot Savant Perk.

yeah luck is maxed. see him miss all other shots in this show. that 1 hit kill on the bear def a fluke. dude is the definition of failing up.

I mean thats probably just what they are just mutated Axolotls.

Yeah it was confirmed that all this time Gulpers were just evolved versions of Axolotls. Always thought they were salamanders 🤣​@@Greenhawk4

​@TheeJasonReyes I think the ones at far harbor were salamanders

It's revealed in episode 7 or 8 (can't specifically remember) what these gulpers are. I won't spoil it for those who haven't seen yet.

​@@TheeJasonReyes They are salamanders on the east coast

omg I'll never be able to not hear it now lol

and daughters who have to go save their fathers 😄

It was said, but they were referring to alignments in the game. Lucy=good. Maximus=neutral. The Ghoul=evil.

Historically, fake dentures used to be made out of either real (unrotted) teeth taken from corpses, or carved from ivory (walrus tusks). Or raved from wood, if you were poor.

Thaddeus literally said so in this episode.

You would had definitely known his age if you grew up watching the Disney shows he was in.

Yei!

I'm guessing Norm is meant to be 20 to 24. Hank became overseer in 2271, which was likely soon after he transferred to Vault 33 to marry Lucy's mother. Lucy was likely born within their first year of marriage, so let's tentatively put her birth year as 2271 as well, making Lucy currently 26. Her mother died in 2277 (when Lucy would have been six, which fits with young Lucy's apparent age in her flashback), so Norm had to be born some time between 2272 and 2277. Presumably the vault-dwellers don't want to have too many kids at once, and Lucy treats Norm like a baby brother, so he was likely born several years after Lucy, placing his birth year between 2273 and 2277. The current year is 2297, so Norm cannot be younger than 20 and is thus currently 20 to 24. Edit: Apparently Lucy's mother actually died in 2281, so that would let Norm be as young as 16. Presumably that means Lucy was born much later, probably around 2275 (so she's 22 currently), and Norm was born around 2277, making him 20 at present. That does mean Hank and Rose were married at least four years before having kids, but that could be due to intentional vault population planning.

After watching the whole show I'm surprised that doesn't come up again, so I wonder if it's just a reference.

@@zacharybartolo5111 SPOILERS FOR LATER BELOW. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. i think either it will play a role in season 2 (possibly by having another dweller be sent into the wasteland) or it was a problem set up by Betty to both bring doubt on Reg and Woody's leadership and to create an increased motive for someone to kill the prisoners. I could easily see her announcing she has managed to fix it or create a solution later in the month, which will make the other dwellers have even more trust in her as overseer.

The second I saw that fawn next to the water, I knew it was dead meat.

@@heltaku9397 😢

It's not big spojler, but still, they literally will show this lil later, no need to hurry and spill everything, dude...

Yep, Moises Arias played Rico in Hannah Montana!

@@BlademasterFox365 yes! Rico. I forgot his character name!

She even gave him kisses when he was thrown up.

Hahahaha!

Just something to watch during Din Din time😂

I get your thinking here, but Norm isn't somebody who looks scary but is secretly afraid of everything. I think we'll probably get a cowardly lion in S2.

@@heltaku9397 "we're all cowards, that's why we live in a vault"

As far as I know, gulpers first appeared in the Far Harbor DLC of Fallout 4. They're . . . a lot. The one's in this show may have distinctive features, though. We may come across something about them in a later episode . . .

Sad but true.