What Really Happened in Huntersville? The Story Behind the West-Tek's Wicked Experiment 

Same! The Mistress of Mystery side quest is probably my favorite in the entire run of 3D titles. It was on par with the Survivalist from New Vegas. And Huntersville is great, too, as finding all the pieces isn’t hard & makes you want more info.

You and me both but lots of people still hate hard on this game

@@lewisbae1326 is the game worth playing nowadays? i really want to buy it

@@heriek113 It's better than Fallout 4 imo.

@@heriek113it is a really good game after all the updates and free dlc. It is most definitely worth playing imo

Sadly that thing about men "doing their job no matter how terrible" is pretty common as the Milgram experiment has shown

I think there was, and a mother didn’t let the military take it if I remember right

@@airborneofficer2640 yeah true, i was curious enough to reinstall the game just to see that and it was there

as the saying goes The road to hell is paved with good intentions.

It’s likely a different yet similar strain

The FEV strain of Apalacchia may be the source of the FEV experiments done by the Institute on the Commonwealth.

I honestly wish Norte would leave subtitles on in-game for that specific reason, then he wouldn't have to manually type subtitles nor would the hearing impaired have to rely on RU-vids drunk caption system.

Im gonna be real honest. I just skip holotapes. Congenital hearing loss gang gang

Don't, it still sucks. I just started playing again cuz it's all my idiot friend wants to play.

@@malo9792 what's the hate all about for it?

@@charlesoliviera Don't listen to the haters. The game is good, especially before high-level end game content. Bit more unstable than 4, not much buggier than previous games, I personally didn't encountered game-breaking bugs for a year or so, just small ones. Don't rush story lines, maybe play them in chronological order, and you'll have a good time.

@@charlesoliviera overwhelming UI design leading to an unfriendly beginner experience. The combat is mixed at best. The new VATS system is actually fairly cool and refreshing, but it's not used to it's full potential. It's also paired with a lack luster reaction from your foes. I get why the games physics engine is neutered compared to FO4 to a degree but it really makes the combat feel chunky. When people and creatures die they just suddenly and somewhat stiffly fall over like they're falling through honey. Every fight is somewhat intense during the thick of it but it's not engaging because it always ends with the flop of a wet noodle. It's loot system is underwhelming to the core. The game is grindy as all hell too. It's not a good fallout. It's not a good game. It's an MMORPG. I will say it's the best damn MMO I've ever played, but that's a very low bar. Again it sailed over that bar like an eagle, but the bar to be a good game may as well be in space. There's nothing wrong with that either. I'm enjoying my time but that's because I'm playing it with my best buddy in my living room with two T.V.s and consoles like we're in middle school while we get drunk. How could I not have fun? In the end am I having fun? Sure, sure I am. Would I rather be playing anything else? DEAR LORD YES. If others have fun with it, cool I don't judge you in the slightest, I like some time wasting phone games and at the end of the day 76 is that but with better graphics and excellent storytelling.

@@PREDATOR310 I wouldn't call myself a hater those are usually people who've never played the game saying it's bad cuz some guy told them it was bad. I have legitimate critiques. Actually tangible things that I can point to and say "that's why I don't like this game"

In short, no. Wes-tech put it in their water supply to infect the town, everything else was just to keep up theatrics and convince the town it was an infectious disease.

Pretty much yeah. You basically have to be injected/dunked in a vat of it/drink it. Its weird fallout science, so I dont question it too much.

@@jayl5032 I gotta say, the strangest thing in 76 is that you can gather the goo from the FEV vats in the Wes-Tech labs and drink it. It's commonly used by bloody players (like myself) to keep health low as the respawn health is too high to proc nerd rage.

@@multihacker3695 I think the goo in the vats has been either neutralized or just killed off by the radiation, as FEV and Radiation do NOT mix well typically.

@@ryab123456789 True, it most likely isn't FEV by itself, I'd just likd to know what it is. As it's labeled as green goo when collected

Ya, I'm certain it's her.

I’m personally a fan of super mutants, I like the idea of forcefully mutated people in the wasteland, plus it adds a threat besides radioactive mutants and human raiders. Plus 76 did add unique FEV mutants like the grafton monster and possibly some of the other cryptids were also FEV mutants

Bro, even New Vegas added mutants even though it's been over a 100 years since the Master's defeat and seemingly no new mutants have been created on the West Coast. At least Bethesda gives a reason and justification as to why there are so many mutants.

SuperMutants are Fallout's Golden Cow of unique enemies. I do agree though, hopefully the next game won't have them. They were suppose to be a rare occurrence, but now they're as common as a cold.

According to the likes, you’re actually 17th

Reddit is down the hall and to the left

76 has always been canon, and will continue to be canon going forward

Then why are you here?

Who tf asked?

Lol canon isn't decided by you bud, and no matter how much you hate it 76's canonicity is completely up to Bethesda and there's no good reason for them to make it non-canon. So suck it up and deal with it.