Was Fallout 3 as good as I remember? - Revisiting the story, mechanics and side quests 

Also Skyrim barrow doors

Megaton's entrance for me with the turbines pulling up the V shape door set up.

No one here remembers get smart's opening door scene? Shame.... shame

@@cordellrost4337 Oh yeah, that's a great gag! And poorly designed...

I had a similar experience since the days of Morrowind but rather than door animation its my realization that someone/s at Bethesda have a hard on for shit tier absolute garbage weapon/armor design. Seriously finding well designed and aesthetically pleasing weapons/armour in a Bethesda game is like finding an oasis in a desert. They completely suck in that department.

*This*

Trueee

*if you own Mothership Zeta you will never need to pay for repairs again

Artyom better yet if you glitch the dude in Point lookout you’ll always have a guaranteed 100% repaired item

@@reachfanatic1234 Both are good options. The alien epoxy is limited though so long term glitching the guy in point lookout is the better idea for repairing things like the guass rifle and T-51b power armour. Pretty much everything else is better just to have 100 repair skill and do it yourself.

Lmao

@@AustinH7, Lmao

@@TheSniper9752 Lmao

Lmao

oamL

yeah i really appreciate how they wrote the character's decisions and reactions to make absolutely no sense at all.

@@sgtpepper91 I mean he is your dad

@@jonathankitchen7141 I would kill my son if he nuked an entire fucking city.

@@jonathankitchen7141 "man my child exploded a whole city full of people for no reason other than money, kind of disappointed ig" peak writing

@@maintainingBW I’m sure their fine

yeah, you can pretty much make a BOS anywhere you want in this game. i've been known to have multiple stash spots that i hooked up nicely by throwing down guns and food and more guns... just to make it immersive for me.

there is a bed under the bridge next to the super duper mart or inside the super duper mart that was my base for a while. then i moved to the mechanist's base. there there is a bed and a workbench too and the caravan stops nearby

Those beds are always owned for me..

@@koroplays3200 I think they're all marked as owned except for one. Same thing with the Rivet City common room (middle level, where you usually find the bratty kid and the alcoholic mother)

you have your own house in megaton in the left corner when you enter

Nice ISP meme bro.

you think there'd be a mod for it by now...

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

What do you mean he already took the USA

Dave approved ☝️

bethestad writers: "sometimes my genius is... its almost frightning"

@@Helperbot-2000 🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭

were*** tf that upset me lots

"TRUE HEROES BITE IT IN THE END, SALT READ A BOOK" ~God Howered

True heroes choose for themselves to die and then pay for the DLC reversing the consequences, duh.

Makes it all the more embarrassing that GTA IV came out the same year as this.. Bethesda need a new better engine ffs.

@@burn5014 That's true. Also, I think Fallout 3 was supposed to be a PC game and GTA4 was for console. I knew it because recently I'm able to buy myself GTA4 and my pc suffered while I'm playing. The paint started to come off, the CPU heated up after 5 min and I had to cooled it down using my fan.

I think it was limited to 256mb ram or something like that because it had to run on PS3.

@@burn5014 yes but how much of Gta IV actually has stuff in it and isnt just set dressing

@@cmfrtblynmb02 bruh 256 mb? bruhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

How the hell did Fawkes die? I once tried to kill him and it took about 15 minutes and a good chunk of ammo. And that was while he wasn't resisting with a beam gatling gun.

I think I should honestly be afraid of what killed him....

Jake Theberge Why would you try to kill Fawkes? You evil bastard! 😆

He died because you didn't love him enough

Jake Theberge I think he got caught in some debris that the shit AI didn’t detect, like a stray car, and just sat there and a rad scorpion or something just gnawed on him till he bit the dust.

Harold was also a character in Fallout 2.

@@Lunartic_ I remember him starting to grow a branch during FO2.

What a cute baby....

@@volvob1884 what a cute baby, stomp it's head in.

s t i c k

Oof

Moira ran out of caps, the useless bitch. Oh and fuck her rude shop guard too! 😎

You could have blown have her head off. Otherwise she is imortal

Been there buddy

Any other fo location? You realise the vast majority of people are not American right?.. I don’t feel anything when I see American government buildings in ruins. Why would I?.. US has been anything but the good guy for a LOOOONG time. Would you be sad to see the Kremlin destroyed?..

@@burna8753 what the fuck do other people have to do with my personal experience with a game? Go fuck yourself with your self righteousness.

I'd sit back and watch the endless war and smoke up lol.

Not a great game but fighting super mutants in front of and inside the capital building was fun

Couldn't you spawn them in with console commands? I never repurchased fo3 when I got my own laptop but in fonv I could spawn in all kinds of stuff all over the map and it would re-spawn every few days. Made it a lot of fun after I completed a play through to just position whatever factions units all over the map fighting at whatever locations to reflect who I favored in the locations/ bolstering the number of enemies in a certain location.

I know I'm replying to a comment over a year old but... The real main character was the Dad really, the main character is just a person running around having others get the stuff to actually do something. The only time the player was ever the main character was with Autumn, who could be dealt with by three speech checks that don't really that high a number.

@@coronin8587 The story happens at the player here, hbomberguy said so.

Loool just found your comment on hbombermans video

@@TheBreakingBenny hbomberguy could say anything. It doesn't mean it's automatically right

@@visassess8607 …Can't say the story feels engaging, especially when I come around to play through it myself.

underrated comment lol

Bruh

As a marine and seeing Rivet city again, I agree. would have been more immersive if they had a smoke deck with 100 npcs huddling around smoking.

@@t.j.aarons889 Does it ever get easier to navigate the ship irl?

@@zackaryganey3311 Yes, you learn tac numbers (room coordinates on the ship), memorize the fast ways to get around, and memorize alternate routes. For me, it took about a week on a ship to learn my way around, and fire/abandon ship drills taught me more of the ship

Too bad it’s hidden so deeply with absolutely nothing pointing to hubris comics, and that being the ONLY example of such a thing in the game.

@@EmperorAmbrose I always thought of it as an easter-egg.

That happened my first time as well lol

@@planescaped yeah that was so dumb. your dad is supposed to be some scientific genius and doesn't even get the idea in his head to play along with the Enclave until he is presented a better opportunity to kill Autumn.

U can only do the alternative when u have dlc I have the GOTY edition i never said i didn't have it Also did you know you can eat the sweetroll before the bully trys to take it

@@StirlingSilver Who the hell would have Fallout 3 vanilla only in 2019 when the GOTY copies are all that are ever sold now?!

@@firestarter6488 xbox.

James was a fucking moron. So was the Enclave. The Enclave sees scientists trying to clean water, Dad's a fucking retard and can't do it, so instead of working on it alongside scientists with superior tech and resources, he decides to unleash his magnum opus - a machine that just fucking kills whoever tries to use it.

Joshua Reed same

Try getting back out of the Deathclaw Sanctuary after getting Vengeance. I couldn't even do it without the local map.

This makes me feel a lot better lmfao

People don't know how to use local map

Yeah I can relate

I recommend shoddycast video on stimpacks.

Everytime you shoot up a Stimpak you SHIT YOUR PANTS!!

So many issues would have been solved if they just kept it at 20. Gotta keep up that marketability!

no fucking way. that would've been COOL

nope, false fact

@@slash_86 Whether it's confirmed or not, it's clear that at least some of the game was made with the view that the bombs dropping was a more recent event. Just off the top of my head: - Lamplight kids - Megaton construction happening when one of Megaton's elderly residents was a kid - references to the Naval Institute (a war/pre-war organisation) by living characters in Rivet City - class-based/foreign accents that should have been homogenised out over 200 years but haven't like Irish Moriarty or upper class Tenpenny - scavenging prewar food/drink and the overall scrappiness of society compared to say the more organised factions of FNV Obviously so much stuff in the game was built on top of that with the explicit view that the bombs dropped much earlier so the end result is a game which hints at being set earlier but officially is not.

My main issue with that theory (that I know is mostly true) is that the Lone Wanderer is 19 when you get to the wastes. So your dad, and all the adults in your vault would be pre-war. I could accept that Vault Tec had people go in the vaults before the war, but you'd expect more older npcs to talk about the world pre-apocalypse

rick jenks omg u should be a comedian

@@statikshotz9558 many thanks

I am personally offended by the blue sky mod. The sky in the DC area is always this strange green tint. That's just how it is.

@@hypothalapotamus5293 Nowadays yes, after 200 years of no polution emitted to the atmosphere the sky would be pretty fucking blue.

@@hypothalapotamus5293 Where the fuck do you live?

Yeah that's a 2/10 for me, had that not been in the game it could've been an amazing game, too ad they fucked it up.

ryoandr what do you mean?

@@nickgaetano3510 just watch ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-b7hCJhkxS1o.html they didn't even bother with some lines about inner conflict, balance or such think.

Oh yeah. I totally forgot about that.

ryoandr goddamn centrists

It was 2008, it definitely was not hard to have the draw distance being further than the detection radius of enemies.

​@@visassess8607try a normie gpu like the 8400GS 😂

@@visassess8607Not for Bethesda.

NPCs don't know the surroundings by seeing it on a screen, so draw distance is irrelevant for them. You even recognize this yourself when you say you got shot by an enemy outside of your draw distance.

oof..

speaking of the Boston Commonwealth, there's a settlement that needs your help. I'll mark it on your map.

*_B A B E_*

@@tahabashir3779 First and most essential mod of FO4: a mod that lets you kill the Preston Garvey.

Yeah but you can play fo4 FOREVER!!! Isn’t that what fallout is all about? Just doing radiant quests and having four different options to say yes to anyone? Oh sorry, three yes and a sarcastic comment that is also yes but ‘spiced up’

Castlevania II levels of dialogue. At least that one had an excuse.

"Have you seen a middle aged white guy lately?" "Yes, I know exactly who you are talking about and where to go next. I've marked it on your map."

@@cookieface80 People are forced to pay more attention to that waypoint thingy that they don't notice anything around him, like that Liberty Prime robot one or two idiots apparently missed. Is Three Dog dead? No worries! Just keep on going, the game isn't unwinnable!

@@TheBreakingBenny you watched the hbomberguy video, I like that video, your room temp iq comment I don’t like.

@@nickbrowning3270 I mentioned it because of the fact that two let's players mentioned in that video said that Liberty Prime always was there and you never see him. Hbomberguy counters by saying that they must be idiots for apparently not noticing Liberty Prime to begin with. Though in the end, it's idiotic to let the waypoint keep someone from watching their surroundings.

He's covered both 1 and 2 so he knows this by now

@@bevvvy1374 he covered them after making this video

The group claiming racial abuse are actually the racists and abusers... NO WAY!

BC not cool

It's possible to kick out the bigots and move the ghouls in living in peace with the ones who don't care about ghouls living in TP Tower.

@@brian8484 even the ones who didnt care about ghouls living there get killed. if you let the ghouls move in, they will kill whatever residents are there

@Username yuh yuh

Can we mention that he out-sniped Arkansas with a 10mm?

AMD struggles are certainly a fascinating story.

i personally didnt care too much about the tracking benny down, however i did read the documents that you could find in the second town which atleast piqued my interest enough to not take too long doing side quests on my way to vegas

I found vegas to be so boring I virtually find it unplayable...though never the less I pushed through and did it with every faction and was so disappointed, I tried it again a second d play through on each faction thinking it was just me and still I disliked it... I hated the map, I despised the locations and I disliked the pointless characters and I found the over all mission to be dull and not interesting... 3 was the complete opposite, awesome map, fun characters, locations were interesting and told a story themselves and the overall story was far more engaging but extremely short ....

​@@matthewthomas7674sounds like a skill issue

@@matthewthomas7674 this is why we tell women not to drink while theyre pregnant

"persuading" is generous, its more like "kill urself plz" "oh ok"

The quality of writing (and pretty much everything else, but I digress...) was always dogshit, sorry. Oblivion was horribly written.

@@talesfromtheclassroom I wouldn't say Oblivion was horribly written. It wasn't the best, but it certainly wasn't horrible. Where Oblivion suffered, in my opinion, was in the technical limitations of its engine (they should have opted for anyone one of the far more capable engines available at the time), which drove the writers to have to retcon the lore in a lot of places, especially where the Imperial City as well as Cyrodiil as a whole are concerned.

True. The main story of Fallout 3 wasn't that memorable. I liked the broken steel questline more than 3's main questline. But still I think 3's questline was still original. 4 just took 3's story and reversed the role. Father/mother-son drama. In 3 it was finding your father and in 4 it's finding your son. In 3 your father was good while in 4 your son is evil. The best part of Fallout 4 was its power Armor, customisation, map,dlc and lastly the BoS main questline which is my favourite of Fallout 4.

@@talesfromtheclassroom As a writer, I can deftly rebuke your opinion by saying you simply didn't it "get it", especially not for Fallout 3.

@@bud389 no you can't. I 'm a writer too, now what.

according to bethesda that engine is fine lmao what a joke right

@@user-zz5xx4ld1r going into the 2020's with that rusty piece of shit. Jesus!

@@user-zz5xx4ld1r - It just works.

SIXTEEN TIMES THE MALFUNCTIONS

@@user-zz5xx4ld1r The Engine itself isn't the problem. That's like telling Ubisoft to dump Anvil Next 2.0 after looking at Watch Dogs 1 and Assassin's Creed Unity's performance and nothing else. The fact of the matter is that older engines like Source and Unreal still exist in updated forms today. The problem is that Bethesda doesn't update the Creation Engine significantly and optimize their tools and plug ins. In addition, Creation is the only engine that's really designed to interact with world in the way Bethesda wants (like applying physics to so many individual objects) and allow for a lot of modability Here is a Reddit Comment explaining a little more A lot of people seem to blame either partially or entirely the choice of engine for the issues seen in Morrowind through Fallout 76. While it is true that the engine used for Morrowind, Gamebryo, is aging and is not used as much as it used to be, there are many stable and quality games made with the engine. Gamebryo is based off of an engine called Netimmerse. The Creation engine is based off of Gamebryo. So, to look at the history of the engine used in Fallout 76, we need to look at the history of Netimmerse and Gamebryo. Here are a few games created using either Netimmerse or Gamebryo, all of which are rock solid stable and (relative to a typical BethSoft game) bug free: Bully: Scholarship Edition by Rockstar Vancouver. Freedom Force by Irrational Games. Civilization IV by Firaxis Games. Rift (MMORPG) by Trion Worlds. Divinity II by Larion Studios. Catherine by Atlus. This list is varied by type of game, style of game, and developer's country of origin, and yet none of these games experience bugs and core instability problems as seen in BethSoft games. Now, people might say the physics are all wonky in BethSoft games as well. BethSoft does not write their own physics engine, they license a physics engine called Havok. Here is a list of games that use Havok Physics and do not experience the issues as seen in BethSoft RPGs: The Dark Souls series by FromSoftware. Every game produced by Valve, including the reigning physics king, Half Life 2. The Uncharted series by Naughty Dog. Wolfenstein: The New Colossus by MachineGames. Monster Hunter World by Capcom. A full list (there are hundreds) can be found here. I think it is clear that the underlying engine is not the issue with the glitched physics, the broken game mechanics, and bugged questing system. Games from RPGs to FPSs use the engine and systems that BethSoft use. It's time to stop shifting the blame from BethSoft's tools and start shifting the blame to BethSoft themselves. They managed to cobble together a success with bugs for Morrowind, and because they achieved success despite the bugs, they seemed to have never bothered rewriting their systems in order to improve them. It's not Gamebryo. It's not Havok. It's laziness or incompetence on the side of Bethesda Softworks.

In F4 the Institute, and to a more selective extent, the Brotherhood are constantly trying to gather old-world tech.

@@jakespacepiratee3740 Yeah, but they're only interested in technology. Not things like the arts or history

@@bleachmaniac18 oh wait i just remembered! The crazy Nuka Cola lady from Fallout 3 returns in Fallout 4 Nuka World, and she is obsessed with history. There you go. Hell, even the Minutemen are technically big history fans, persuing the ideal of a stable US gov.

I know what you mean, feels like FO3 has more sightseeing.

@@rottenburrito7277 but that's maybe why i can't connect to fallout 3. I'm not american, to me, a ruined washington doesn't mean as much as it does to someone who learnt to recite some pledge of allegiance everyday and worship american symbols (the bell, the capitol, former presodence, the flag, the actual paper the constitution was written on etc)... to americans these are mythologized artefacts, like religious relics in a catholic church. To me these are merely the objects americans are obsessed about... so... seeing washington destroyed meant nothing to me.

@Timothy Dexter Huh? Where did you see all of that?

@Timothy Dexter Okay, done. It's a garbage story with garbage writing.

@Timothy Dexter Nice job did you pull that out your ass?

@Timothy Dexter That is a theory but it is a really stupid and unjustified one

@Timothy Dexter it's a garbage story and the writer is an incompetent moron who intentionally made the story stupid and shallow (his own words: "keep it simple, stupid") he should be fired immediately and fo4 deleted from life

Going through the mutants gives you more xp.

Hell yea

ive played for years since I was 14 and im 24 now I still get lost there lol every fucking time

what a lucky bastard

me: shut the fuck up

INT doesn't exist in FO3

@@hayaokakizaki4463 what are you saying

Hayao Kakizaki yes it’s does lol 1:35

Goodblam.

Bethesda Softworks was founded in Bethesda, Maryland (thus the name) which is just NW of DC. So it's a meta easter egg.

Moms water broke and he wanna drink her

Considering you're what popped out of her, it's safe to assume she is indeed tainted

@@ambiintro7110 r/holup

look at call me Kevin’s fallout 3 character, it was clearly tainted

70% water. Makes sense to me

have you played new vegas?

@@Helperbot-2000 Yes? Why?

@@beanboy9029 the only color you'll see on the inside of a ship is grey walls everywhere.

Yeah. Guy is upset because the interior of a ship looks like the interior of a ship. What a maroon.

#shotsfired

@@1MoTimeRound thanks man

Yeah he is dumb

Slurm Mc Kenzie the brotherhood outcasts are better than the brotherhood of steel. Fight me.

@@0z372 time and place traitor!

@@0z372 Elder Maxson actually reunited the outcasts and the Brotherhood when he took over

@@0z372 i agree

@0 Z Why? Because they're more edgy?

For some reason even though it’s not a very pretty game, I changed the HUD in New Vegas to green just to bring back that vibe.

I always tought talon company starts to attack you because you disarmed the bomb in megaton.

If you disarm the Megaton bomb, they send the Talon Company to kill you. If you rig the bomb to explode, they send the Regulators to kill you. It doesn't matter about Karma.

@@nuttybangerz except it does... thats literally why you get the regulators to kill you. Because rigging the bomb is instant evil karma. Thats why a lot of people balance neutral karma just to not be hassled by any groups. Its even in the video how karma works

@@Wawza14Gameplays oh that makes sense , every playthrough, that's how it went for me.

@@Wawza14Gameplays i always play good guy so i dont know much about the regulators but after some time they start to come with energy weapons which i can exchange for stuff at the outcasts and they are quite easy even on very hard. (i play with deadly radiation mod (500 rad is death instead of 1000) so i often exchange it for radaways)

I feel like I would get lost on a submarine lol I just watched a video about those earlier and they are a lot bigger than I ever thought they were

Having worked in a military Hospital, yeah lol The door frame numbers dont make any sense until youve been _everywhere_ in the Hospital at least a couple dozen times. Which means getting lost 700 times lol

That’s awesome 😂

Yea, from Fallout 3, Vault 108 was probably one of the creepiest vaults. Though, I still think one of the most fucked up Vaults (I can't remember the number) is the one where the residents were told that every year, they would have to kill a resident or they would all die and they believed it. But in reality, if they didn't kill anyone, they would have been rewarded (or something like that)

@@bloodwolfgaming9269 it was vault 11 and correct each year the overseer was selected and he knew that he was going to be sacrificed and one year they were like fuk it and didn't kill the overseer and the vault rewarded them by opening it's door

@Split 5 people said fuck it. 1 came out of the Vault. The other 4, well they committed suicide due to pure guilt.

@@alec554 The one who came out was going to commit suicide but he decided at the last minute not to.

Indeed, easily one of if not the best. Though goddamn the music they play in fable in the preview b4 the starting menu will always be my favorite

Skyrim : « P a t h e t i c »

*Halo Reach main theme intensifies*

Halo 3 main menu

@@ragingnobody7143 Halo 3 and Reach both had amazing main menu themes for different reasons. Another one that invokes strong nostalgia is MW2.

sthup

Same

It also lets you stay neutral karma that way. Guess making the right choice but scamming the bad guys before killing them is a bit questionable.

Welp a trip to the wiki to find out what the special dialogue is has just saved me an install xD

Fallout 3 is entirely comprised of old B movie tropes and references. Liberty Prime is what made me realize that it was just a big celebration of the pulp camp sci-fi genre itself.

Swish Fish I can see that. Liberty Prime specifically reminds me of the robot from the day the earth stood still. However I think the name quite obviously comes from optimus prime.

@@theanonymousmrgrape5911 i believe they said his head was a refrence to that movie but his body was a refrence to the iron giant

Thats cool. Fallout also takes alot from Fahrenheit 451 and other classics.

ah, yes "Them" man the 50s were weird!

Austin Murre oof

Austin Murre your 19 when you leave the vault.

@@benson2873 I'm talking about my own birthday xD

I totally feel you. That's why it hurts me when people bash this game.

Same with me i picked it up at game stop for a few dollars I had no clue what I got myself into same thing happened with fallout 2 for me.

Inon Zur is seriously one of the greats. Up there with John Williams, Mick Gordon, and Marty O'Donnell imo.

He made ost for fallout tactics too. The music is good and my favourite were the bos,reavers and main menu themes.

Main issue being reavers. Pre BS, I adored the tunnels and they were my favorite area. Post BS, Tenpenny tower everyone dies and I'm getting that damn mask.

Mateodon my first playthrough I didn’t know there was a flashlight... the tunnels were a literal horror experience

i had literary nightmares. well, more like i was dreaming about this shit.

Get the ghoul mask

My first play through I some how managed to find a fatman before I trekked the GNR, so when I was in the metro and turned the corner to see the first super mutant I freaked the fuck out. I tried to take it with my 10mm, to no avail. Logically I, an irrational thinking person, said to hell with it and wasted my only mini nuke.

Strange Boy God, you’re an idiot.

@@hayescausey9941 what a great counter argument, how will he ever recover?

Strange Boy The ghouls didn’t kill them because they were feral, but because Roy already planned on killing the humans and having just ghouls in the tower. Also, it’s not “woke” to dislike bigotry. The humans disliked the ghouls just because they didn’t like ghouls, not for any pragmatic reason. I don’t know why you brought up your views on immigration in a Fallout video, anyway. It doesn’t seem very relevant to this fictional, post-apocalyptic scenario.

@Strange Boy Do you *ever* go outside?

@ youre really racist :3

Huh , I never noticed that dialogue option , but you still get to select tag skills right ? What I like to do is right after taking the GOAT (getting tag skills) Is use the console with "Player.Moveto 0003D9C3" Then you leave the vault as the 16 year old , staying that way perpetually never leveling. The main quest won't start either , but if I remember correctly , you can get it to start from going to smith casey garage.

Mk101T yes you still get to tag skills

Wait really? I just wiped out Vault 106 with a minigun and some Enclave power armor today...

It should be noted that the Survivor is labeled as "Evil" as he drops a finger if you have the Lawbringer perk.

@@Shadethewolfy still in a hallucinogenic vault tho

@@ghostcure3403 ah yes, the Frank Horigan tratament

@@Shadethewolfy Some brotherhood outcasts drop a finger when they get taken out.

Hehe. At least we haven’t gotten an all online West Virginia fallout where the only people you talk to is a dumbass robot, or a holotape. Hehe. Good Ol’ Bethesda, good thing they haven’t done that. Hehe.

Let tale of two wastelands consume you my friend

I always sided with the institute

Play that one diner side quest in 4 and then literally ignore the entire game outside of a couple decent brotherhood of steel quests

you can only cope for so long

If I play fo3 again I should just pick a direction and go and what's there

@@shadowrosegaming3566 have you played nv?

@@shadowrosegaming3566 I’d recommend starting the dlc Operation Anchorage. Finish the simulation to get power armor, which is also unbreakable. The dlc is a bit boring, but i only did it for the power armor, though I didn’t know it was unbreakable. You actually don’t need to wear other armor sets anymore.

@@lucianwong420 don't have the dlcs unfortunately

It’s unfortunate the worldbuilding is broken in fo3 on nearly every level. The main quest revolves around the supposed water crisis, but outside of that and the scant few water beggars, almost no one seems to care. It is emphasized how important water is at the beginning of the game, but there is barely anything to support the crisis being an issue. Some examples Outside of that is that there is no food source for any living creature, and paradise falls has been in operation for centuries but no one in the capital wasteland owns slaves.

Yes.

Acting like civilazation isnt the best song ever besides big iron

@Daniel von Strangle the story in the vault is an optional extension of the quest.

@Daniel von Strangle but it kind of is a vault 92 quest though. maybe Ive been playing the game wrong all this time but my first one or two playthroughs I never happened across the vault by myself I always found this old lady who pointed me to the vault. Plus the fact that one of her ancestors resided in that vault kind of makes her a part of the story of the vault in a way doesn't it?

You only get the pistol as a reward from a speech check I think

Actual lol. You did that at Paradise Falls or the escaped slaves' original compound?

@@daskommandantkrieger2503 The escaped slaves compound

@@NerdHerdForLife They were like, "He got out? Well, we're obviously not slavers and we respek tha hustle. Welcome aboard!" ;))

what'd he do?

​@@theta_clips Fawkes is named after Guy Fawkes, the guy who tried to blow up Westminster Palace during the failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605. Guy Fawkes, my guy Fawkes. There's no way that's accidental.

@Plz I Fan Excuse me but wot

Death Incarnate I’m thinking it’s accidental

Death Incarnate That sounds totally accidental

Yeah I thought about throwing one in the middle, but I don't like ads either haha

The Salt Factory keep it up man, I love these long videos

JohnTheGreat7822 People who like content creators

JohnTheGreat7822 nice bait bro

JohnTheGreat7822 can you let people live and support their favorite content creators?

Late 2000s lol

Very late 00s, it came out late 08 and DLC in 09, couldn’t get any later than that. But you’re forgiven for thinking it was early 00s as the graphics, gameplay, writing etc all are on par with a game from 04

@@burna8753 pretty sure it was worked on for like 4 years so the foundation was established in early 00s.

Well it’s “definitely” not a game from the early 2000s

and endless supply of bottled water.

Che MeGusta Yeap!

Or blow the bomb and receive a room in Tenpenny Tower

HaloMantle Yee!!

Blow up the bomb and you get a house with a bed AND up to 1k caps

Capitalism.

I did this. I second this. Absolutely worth

Haha with my peabrain I had when I was like 10 i would've never thought to do that shit lol that's why I love fallout games especially nv and 3 I can replay them a million times over and do some quests I still haven't done

I just told the android Id kill zimmer, passed the persuasion check with save scumming to get his rifle than tell zimmer where his android was, getting me the the perk and weapon and sending that stupid synth back where it belonged.

Man u probably took the open season quest in fallout 4 the moment u saw the raiders

@@Dy_sk I actually started it accidentally, since I just started killing them all off almost immediately. I am fully in support of the international standard that pirates and slavers are to be considered hostis humani generis, after all.

@@hotarusama5826 oh didnt know u could just start it without talking

@@Dy_sk Yeah, just start publicly killing them off and it starts automatically.

when i did the quest to get into little lamplight, i also wiped those bastards off the face of the earth, i used a few mini-nukes just for the overkill

sorry i was too busy giggling to myself about it because im actually 9 years old lmao

what else is there to say? if the pp is hard then the pp is hard

@Hideyoshi Kinoshita Words to live by

@Ezra Nobleheart wise words

mmmmm gonna disagree on that one chief considering that they're cool with you joining in the very game you're referencing and the fact that they have outposts in major cities and are cool with you doing stuff for them in 2 the bos has never been as bad as they were in NV in the 2D games, they were mostly neutral at worst and mostly the embodiment of "we just vibin".

Now you’re understanding how religions form. One religion follows the teachings literally, the other follows them metaphorically, they both disagree and fight to the death. History of earth tbh.

@@burn5014 that's one way of looking at it that I hadn't considered before.

@@door-kun721 disagree all you like. Have you even seen the opening of fo1? It literally shows them murdering citizens in the streets and then laughing about it. "Just vibing" indeed 😕 The bos weren't ever portrayed as anything but assholes UNTIL FO3

when you ask them to join in FO1 they send you in a suicide mission that they very well know that you probably won't survive, the only reason why the have outposts in some locations in 2 is because they are trying to gather information on the enclave and these outposts usually have only 1 person in them, and they aren't "cool with you doing stuff for them" they only ask you for help because by the time you get to San Fran they are just impressed by how far a tribal has come. the only reason why the BOS appears to be so hostile is because they just lost a war agaisn't the NCR and are being hunted down to death, they can't trust you inmediately because they don't know your intentions. i always found it weird how people think that the NV BOS are assholes just because they are rightfully wary of your intentions, i honestly found them way less xenophobic than the Outcasts, Mojave Chapter treat you with respect and as one of them when you show them that you are trustworthy, meanwhile the Outcasts treat you as a primitive even when you help them retrieve technology.