Over 1 Hour of Useless Fallout 4 Facts
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- Over 1 Hour of Useless Fallout 4 Facts
These are my previously uploaded shorts, all sorted into a video containing only the facts from Fallout 4.
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These are my previously uploaded shorts, all sorted into a video containing only the facts from Fallout 4.
Could you please edit out everytime u say fallout 4 same with the other vids u just uploaded gets really annoying
Could you please not nitpick such a dumb thing on FREE content, it's really annoying. Thanks :)
This, and other CC’s fallout lore compilations, are what I listen to at work to pass the time and stay interested, and I’m very grateful to you for putting them in the all together format 🙏
Addendum to the self destructing protectrons:
All robots turn to self destruct mode when they run out of robots. A fun fact is mr handies will resort to using their pincers when they have no other weapons. This is the only time they will use them as their the lowest damage weapon at their disposal.
Additionally after some experiments with the robot parts, mr handy thrusters and sentry bot tracks are the only parts that cannot be fully crippled before the bot usually dies. At least in my experience.
Ah ok that explains why you say "in fallout 4" repetitively even though the title is fallout 4.
The Sole Survivor is not a synth. They are effected by radiation and they have numerous pre-war memories that no other Institute characters know. Plus pre-war robots out in the wasteland identify the Sole Survivor as a pre-war citizen.
It's not wrong what you're saying but there are also some other hints in the game that the Sole Survivor is actually a synth. Dima says that it's strange that the first memory is from the day the bombs fell. Dr. Carrington sometimes says that it's strange that you and Glory don't trigger metal detectors and Glory is a synth we all know that. How does the Doc know that? My guess is that his prototype from the quest Tradecraft is a scanner to identify synths. When you enter the dungeon of the mechanist there's a door that opens automatically after the first door Ada opens. When you approach the door it says "no life signs detected". The last point is just pure logic: everyone in Vault 111 is dead because the cryo chambers malfunctioned a long time ago. There is just no reason why the Sole Survivor would survive that.
But your points are valid. I think it's just another thing Bethesda really messed up. It seems like half the dev team thought the player is a human and the other half thought he/she's a synth.
@DaWurfmaul But your first memory isn't the day the bombs drop. Several times in the game you can talk about pre war thing. Silver Shroud and Baseball are just too examples
@@derekmensch3601 There's also the Graygarden quest in which the SS displays a fairly familiar knowledge of a pre-war inventor, referencing having seen them on TV
@@DaWurfmaul I always figured that quote from doc Carrington was about how your have 200lbs of guns armor and ammo, just as glory has the big minigun
All that stuff could've been loaded onto their memory , I mean the ss being a synth is actually not far fetched at all
Nick saying "i've worked with him a few times." Is so easy to just pass over but I love the idea of nick actively asking dogmeat for help on cases that might stump him
173 likes and no comment hang on lemme change that
Dogmeat: 'Same price as last time, Nicky! Two hot ladies & a pack of frozen corn dogs!'
Best boy is just a helpful boy! I also only join the BoS to watch him salute. Literally the only reason why I join them. If Dogmeat accepts it, I do too!
@@Subarashii_Nem wow….you strike me as the type of person too have your dog walk you 😂😂😂
That was before Dogmeat retired from his detective career
You say "useless" I say relaxing and an avoidance of my reality.
"Avoidance of reality" so true
Or while eating
Binge eating cuz your stoned and have the munchies and you keep smoking and eating until the video is over
@@takima504 facts man
I'd beat tf out of u
Re: the bird cameras
The locations displayed on the screens are also places involved in the main quest before the player reaches the institute, implying they've been watching you since the day you left the vault.
I mean yeah, given they're the ones who let you out.
Also, it's a reference to Odin's Ravens. According to Norse myth, Odin have 2 Ravens (Huginn and Muninn) that flies across the Nine Realms to literally spy on everything and reports back to him
@@Noxerpunkthat’s cool
I think the Vault 101 jumpsuit should have been included in a small museum on the prydwen, alongside some other fo3 stuff. Give the lone wanderers affiliation with the brotherhood and important role in the defeat of the enclave it would make sense.
Plus Dr. Li from Fallout 3 is also in Fallout 4
My personal head cannon is that the devs intended for someone from Vault 101 to make an appearance (maybe Amata or Butch) and they would be wearing it (for Butch my reasoning is the option to get his Tunnel Snake jacket by saving his mom in FO3 causes him to resort to using his vault suit again). I figure by this point in time, if Vault 101 wasn't wiped out by raiders or in-fighting, they would be in a similar shape to Vault 81, being able to go out and trade/explore the world
Given the in-universe propaganda the Brotherhood are already indulging in (I do *not* believe Maxson killed a deathclaw with just a knife at age 13, guy's good but he's not *that* good), is it really a surprise that they're downplaying the role the Lone Wanderer played? Hero worship for *them* might mean less hero worship for Maxson, after all.
@@UrLeingod That's why Maxson made sure people don't talk much about the Lone Wanderer or Sarah Lyons. Those two were actually more Legendary than Maxson.
@@foofoo3344 and maxson
I just noticed that there's the sound of a casing hitting the ground when Kellogg shoots Nora in the memory (1:26:54), despite the fact that he's using a revolver which doesn't eject the casings.
His gun was originally supposed to be a legendary variant of the 10mm but they changed it to the magnum. They forgot to remove the sound effect lol
Lmao
“It just works”
TOOOOOODD
When fans know more about guns than the developers.
I'm surprised that you didn't mention that at the Fraternal Post in addition to the terminal entry, one can activate the microphone on the stage and Nate once again says the iconic, "War Never Changes"
Grabbing the barbells is super easy, just command your follower to pick it up and they'll grab it without checking their current weight. I cleared out the entire gym this way, made Preston swole af bringing it all back to my base
Maybe Preston will finally go help those settlements himself after those gains
All of the useless facts about Fallout-series are useful facts to a Fallout fan, knowing these things makes the games even more immersive and interesting. Love it!
For the immersion! 🥂
I looked 2 hours ago for fallout 4 facts. Just checked again and you made over an hour of my work day much better. Thank you for getting me through another day
I had the exact same experience, searched for a video like this during my work break, found nothing, got home and saw this in my recommended.
@Expanding Uranus no I work in a warehouse lol
@Expanding Uranus Nah, like Zombie my work lets me wear headphones on the job
@Expanding Uranus I do the same thing at work, I do insulation like in crawl spaces and attics and I just pop my air pods in and my day goes so much easier
@@jameseffbased as hell
For why nuka cola cans aren’t found often I think it has to do with them being rare before the bombs fell. With the whole world being at war I’m pretty sure most metal would’ve all been used up to help the war effort. What little was left probably wouldn’t have been used on soft drinks.
So aluminum cans would’ve been way too expensive to mass produce.
No it's because you couldn't find a can of soda in the 1950s they didn't put drinks in cans they put food in cans. They put drinks in glass
@@rustyshakalford8071 Fallout 4 has canned purified water
@@rustyshakalford8071 well maybe a post apocalyptic game set in in the 23rd century doesn't use 1950s rules
@@rustyshakalford8071 They definitely did can drinks in the 1950s
yeah, makes sense that we would use most of a resource for war and the rest for SODA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I jumped from the Mass Fusion building into Goodneighbor before in Power Armor. Although, previously, I scared Wolfgang off from Drumlin Diner and he was standing at the enterance. My velocity was kept and when I spawned in I power landed and injured or killed Wolfgang and got in a shootout with the rest of Goodneighbor
😂
I played a character named Tony Stark once, and hearing Codsworth say "Mr. Stark" in that British accent always made me chuckle.
Not codsworth, Jarvis.
1:30:26
@@johnparker8165why
@@dareelcabbagelord1332behbeh
Always named myself wayne so he'd sound like alfred.
At fraternal post 115, if you walk up to the mic and press E, the player will say the line; "War never changes".
its implied thats where he was supposed to go to a speech
There's no E on my Xbox controller
@@zaab-yaoh9302 Ya know you can play this game in PC as well
@zaab-yaoh9302 there's not one on mine either
@@zaab-yaoh9302skill issue
About the lunchboxes, I realized recently that I could quicksave before opening them to guarantee a robot model (or whatever else) if I felt like putting a few minutes of time into it.I don’t know why it never occurred to me to do after so long
I'd love to hear some radio drama style detective stories read by the Nick Valentine actor featuring Nicks adventures in the Commonwealth.
He's a stereotype character taking inspiration from PI series' like Columbo and JJ Armes
@@picardsolo2471 he's still a fun character. And never struck me as a stereotype character.
@@picardsolo2471 he always struck me as more “Maltese Falcon” than “Columbo,” but to each his own.
@@blackmoon8459 I don't even know why I said JJ Armes tbh.
@@picardsolo2471 I'd say more like Philip Marlow
This is probably one of the more known little facts, but when you come to Hardware Town for the first time, a raider pretending to be a civilian who needs help saving someone inside will ask you to follow her in, causing a raider ambush. However, if you enter from the back loading area, the raiders will wait, vocally annoyed that you arent coming in. You can then ambush them in the same way they planned to do to you.
Also, if you wait long enough to listen to their conversation, the raider in charge will shoot one of its own. Bullets saved!
If you shoot the disguised raider, your companion will not act as if you just killed an innocent even though thats what it looked like
I found out this on my first playthrough in 2015 and I felt so smart and proud lol 😂 very stupid, but I did
Another interesting thing, is that if you wait around outside in the back, you can listen to an ODD but amusing story that one raider tells the other. About a guy who came threw throwing grenades and then ran away on a motorcycle.
I usually listen to the story all the way through. And then throw a grenade at them 😁
I'm fully aware that lots of folks hate this game. But boy, I do love Fallout 4. Thanks for this video!
I think it's a different experience from 3 and New Vegas but entertaining in it's own right. Settlement building is my jam, it's handy to have a bunch of killbots running your supply lines. When I see a bright pink sentrybot wandering by I know help is on the way.
Fallout 4 is awesome beyond words. I do a complete play through at least once a year.
Much better than 76
They say it's because it's not as good as 3 and NV. I fully plan to boot up my ps3 someday and play them to see if i feel the same. The age of those games may turn me off but I'll give it a fair shot and see what the story is like.
Tbh I think Fallout 4 is way better than 3 if you take away nostalgia of 3 being many peoples first fallout. New Vegas is undisputed champ but at this point 4 is kind of underrated
The Homerun one surprised me. The kids in Diamond City often run the bases and some of the guard's passive dialogue to you are about running the bases.
I straight up thought you had to do something finicky with a weapon and it would be super hard. I only learned it this year when I had a fallout itch.
Same with the touchdown achievement. But that one I got by gameplay 😅
The Lucky Rabbit’s Foot was probably either a reward from the Pack (animal theme) or an item in Dry Rock Gulch, I personally would’ve loved to see this concept of non-grenades you might lob and lose in a panic.
1:09:30 in addition, the 108th Infantry is a real world National Guard Unit. It makes more sense for Nate to have been mobilized from the National Guard than tha Active Army as he then has the potential for any back story the player wants to make up for him and it doesn't break the fact that he was in the Army.
@Expanding Uranus They do count as Army enlisted, they just serve part time and are state funded rather than fully federally funded
@Expanding Uranus or a intellectual IRS agent in disguise as a sole survivo. Funny profile name too
@Expanding Uranus lol the National Guard did alot of the fighting in Iraq. In Afghanistan aswell.
@@chioklen they are technically the last line of defense from an invading force behind the navy and the bulk "army"
But they are mainly used for water search and rescue as well as stopping some drug smuggling/ human trafficking across the water.
It's a full time job on coastal states and more emergency dispatch to disaster areas
@@liquidsleepgames3661 Don't know too much about the Guard, I'm AD.
13:38 I think this might be a Doom reference. The Doomslayer had a pet rabbit (I think named Daisy) who, of course, was killed by demons. He kept her foot as a charm and went to war with the demons over her.
Yup!! You right on all accounts. It is a doom reference. The og story
I mean, fair.
I meannn..A rabbit's foot is just like, considered to be a lucky thing. So like, yeah.
Considering both are Bethesda...
A rabbit foot is another symbol for luck, like a four leaf clover
I'm surprised you only just found out about Home Plate, that's been one of my go-to safehouses since my very first playthrough of Fallout 4!
Great for survival mode as well
I've always preferred Hangman's Alley for survival, you can link the workbenches to the other settlements for easier crafting and building
If I could link Home Plate to my other settlements then it'd definitely be my go to
So we're not talking about that hes never talked to geneva because if he did i think he would know about home plate 🤷♂️
I got that home very early on my very first playthrough in 2015, but I was obsessed with collecting players homes in skyrim, and I thought it was a super cool fully customisable thing where I could use the city for crafting. Needless to say I was very dissapointed 😂
31:13 Some people have also mentioned that this could be a reference to an episode of Gravity Falls where Mabel crosses out a piece of graffiti saying "you suck" and writes "you look nice today" beside it. I believe the episode is called The Inconveniencing
Worth noting that if you sided with Lorenzo to get the Mysterious Serum, and then you use it to save Andre, Lorenzo gets upset and permanently cuts you off from your lifetime supply.
I always give my provisioners mining helmets so that I can see them walking around at night.
I use automatrons, but with the sentry head for the red light!
Omg why have I never thought of this.
"One hour of useless facts"
* Me actually very interested in finding out a shit ton of lore i never knew about *
At Beantown Brewery Preston will say that his favorite drink is a Gwinnett Stout. If you go to Quincy Ruins you can see that the bar there sold Gwinnett Stout, possibly explaining why it was his favorite.
It's pretty creepy how Deacon is just spying on you for a third of the game.
I never thought The Sole Survivor was a synth, theres just to much info that disproves it, I always assumed we had the ability to do ' V.A.T.S ' without a Pipboy because of our military background, youd have to get pretty good in combat to be in the army and for the argument ' well what about Nora ' itd be safe to assume that Nate the husband character taught Nora how to shoot/defend herself in case ever needed.
I surmised that Nora was in JAG and she met Nate while in service. She would have had basic small arms training.
Maybe it's something to do with the vault suit or pipboy since you always wear at least one of them for the whole game even at the start.
Considering the other games allow VATS because of the pip-boy, I assumed this was also the case for F4
@@pwnjangles2276 it also doesn't make sense that the game calls it the vault tec assisted targeting system, why would the institute use their 200 year old tech.
Vats is quite literally a vault tech assisted targeting system. Taking it literally, I'd wager that the pipboy is also a targeting computer that our character uses. It could very well be as simple as that, hence why all of our characters are able to use vats to the same degree
Clickbait, this is all useful information.
fr i’m over here actively listening to just about everything
Same @@Mawcxs
I love how the video started with no intro, so tired of CZcamsrs doing these 3-minute intros, just getting to the point of the video right away is so nice.
15 minute video, 8 minutes of content. Who wouldn't love that? XD
Literally came here in frustration having wasted a 5 min intro that used shock and vitriol to the point I had actually lost interest.
Fallout 4 will always be my favourite entry in this franchise, I dont care if it’s story was mediocre, exploring the commonwealth, Nuka-World and the Island never gets old
I’ll tell you, f4 is not my favorite, but nuka-world was a super fun surprise.
I mean I’ve always kinda agreed with the “terrible fallout great adventure/survival/whatever game” because say what you want but it is a really fun game especially the building, fuck the settlers I’m tryna get a cozy base to live in
@@a_catfish5180 I have 1700 hours in the game and a decent chunk of that is spent with maximizing every settlement, Bethesda really hit the nail on the head with that mechanic and I hope they continue to include it in future entries
@@a_catfish5180 why is it a bad fallout but a good adventure game
@@primary2630 it isn't really a roleplaying game. The institute and brotherhood feel like the only thought out endings and as far as character creation goes, you are Nate. You can't really be anyone else. Not attacking you or anything and fallout 4 is my favorite fallout but I hated the game for a brief period SOULY bc they cut down on the roleplaying (now I don't mind it makes up for it)
As someone who hates the Red Sox, finding out that I can change the color of the Green Monster made me immediately start a new play through.
😆 That's so cool how the back wall of Fenway Park is called the Green Monster!
The VATS before having a pip boy thing is more than likely just an oversight by bethesda. If the sole survivor were a synth, then there's no way Shaun would just kick them out of the institute, he'd just use the sole survivors recall code if that were the case.
That's good thought but farther wants the sole survivor to succeed him it's likely that they dont have a recall code to stop other Institute members using it on the sole survivor after they take over.
@@RockSolidDave but it its father that kicks you out, so if you were a synth, he himself would use the recall code. Dima likes to make people question whether or not they're really human... because he's a prick.
The Sole Survivor as a synth idea is that the Sole Survivor is a Gen 4 synth, basically a superhuman and no longer meant to be limited like Gen 3s are. Shaun wants the Sole Survivor to succeed him, so it would make sense not to have a recall code so another Institute member can’t find and use it. Finally, nothing the Institute does is logical and letting loose a Gen 4 synth just to see what will happen, with no contingency plan, is exactly the kind of hubris that characterizes the Institute.
@QualityPen that still doesn't explain how the robots on the USS constitution know that nate is an Army veteran, theres simply just not enough evidence that the sole survivor is a synth.
@@JonathanH1253 Cause nate was a vet the real one anyway the synth is a perfect copy made by people who have had years to improve their tech how is a mr handy one thats gon 200 years without human maintenance supposed to know if the Soul Survivor is a synth or not?
1:19:21 the timeline in fallout doesn't actually cleanly split at any point in time for example, the earliest confirmed divergence afaik is the Samurai the Zetans kidnapped in mothership Zeta while the Lovecraftian elements you can find in the various games are definitely from earlier but an unknown time. It's easier to imagine Fallout's timeline and ours as two overlapped lines that sometime diverge. Though sometime after ww2 Fallout did entirely split from our own.
Lorenzo probably predates the samurai since he was born in 1835 and was a notable public figure. But the timeline diverges even before then because the lost city of Ubar he finds is supposedly 4,000 years old. I agree with you in that there is no one branching off point from our world to the fallout world, it’s more like a weird linked timeline.
On a whim, I just started another fallout 4 playthrough, and it's the first time with any DLC, I am currently wearing the Machinist armor and honestly having a blast with the game. I haven't played it in years.
Im doing the same thing, but as the silver shroud
I'll add to this. There is so much more.
At the intro cinematic and character creation, Nate is rehearsing his speech that you metnioned. In the Fraternal Post - if you engage the microphone there, both Nate and Nora will recite the line 'War never changes' as a callback to that.
When meeting the Railroad at their base, Deacon will tell Desdemona who you are. If you go there following the quest log, he'll mention you're a Vault Dweller, maybe the general of the minutemen, and that's it. But he'll actually list a *whole* bunch of things that you've done. If you go to them late game, he'll never shut up.
During the Memory Lounger bit, as well as when exploring Kellog's memories, you will actually look like you did during at the time of the real event - even if you changed your appearance after.
In Far Harbor, you can find a literal radio shack. Inside there's some tech and a radio tuned to Diamond City Radio. If you did the Confidence Man quest, a note will read something like; 'Wow, that guy is so smooth, I can't believe it's the same guy!" - Not a clue if there's a note if you didn't do it.
If you approach the Mechanist dressed as the Silver Shroud, there's some fun extra dialogue there as you can 'Speak as Shroud', which is hilarious. Also, if you have maxed hacking and lockpicking, it's possible to skip the *entire* Mechanist's final dungeon and go straight into the Mechanist's room. She will go; 'Oh, well, so much for the most secure facility in the country' and surrenders right there and then.
This is a fairly obvious one, but clicking on the Law Degree in 2077, indicates that Nora is a lawyer. The Mr Handy at the USS Constitution will actually mention that, too.
It's actually not just the Vault Tec rep that has the 'SPECIAL' clipboard. Everyone holding a clipboard in the entire game, will have that one.
A handful of callbacks and references to older titles:
The most obvious one is Kellog, a former agent of the NCR, a major faction in most previous titles.
MacCready was the mayor of Little Lamplight in Fallout 3
Sierra Petrovita - the one with the Cappy Glasses Quest in Nuka World - was in Fallout 3, too.
The Institute and synths was already mentioned in Fallout 3. You can find Dr Zimmer in Rivet City, who at the time, is the head of the SRB. He is mentioned at least twice when exploring the institute. In FO3, he is looking for Dr. Madison Lee, working on Prime for the Brotherhood. Of course, in FO4, the Brotherhood wants you to re-recruit Li, now working for the Institute.
Arthur Maxson was on the Citadel in Fallout 3, and a child. That makes him... early 20's by the time of Fallout 4. His last name suggests he is a descendant of the original founder mentioned in Fallout 1, though. That's probably mentioned in FO3 somewhere, but I can't recall.
The Children of Atom originated in Megaton from Fallout 3, the Hubologists are a cult from Fallout 2.
The 'You're Special Book' is a callback to Fallout 3, where you started as a baby and you used that book to pick your skills.
There's a raider in Power Armor at Outpost ZImonja with a Fat Man, named Boomer. Boomers in New Vegas were more or less the same enemy.
Yeah Maxson tells you himself in FO3 everyone treats him like nobility cause he's descended from the founder and expect him to be basically a super human because he has a "soul of steel"
Missed one of the names Codsworth can say, Rockatansky. Which is Mad Max's actual surname.
I've always assumed the "You look nice today!" trap is a reference to Gravity Falls.
A little more than three years before Fallout 4 was released, the Gravity Falls episode "The Inconveniencing" was aired. In that episode, Mabel sees some graffiti that reads "You Stink!" and crosses it out, replacing it with the message, "You look nice today!"
At the end of the episode, Mabel (after a traumatic evening of being haunted by ghosts, on top of eating sugar until she hallucinated) sees her "You look nice today!" message again and says, "What kind of sick joke is this?" Of course, this gag in FO4 definitely ends up being a sick (and potentially deadly) joke.
"You look nice today!" is a common enough phrase, though, that the whole thing could be coincidence.
You can also pick up bodies and use them as shields. Supermutants work best.
If you’re talking and mashing to skip dialogue, if you press B instead of A the character will sound more annoyed and tell the person to hurry up.
Works with all 4 dialogue buttons actually-each with slightly different quips corresponding to their typical attitudes
So no mention of the murder scene from the museum next to swan. Inside the building check through the windows at night and you will find a murder scene
In the automatron dlc, there's a great shortcut to avoid that hellish slog. Get the department heads' holo-tapes, unlock the elevator terminal and play the the department heads names and it'll let you bypass the whole thing, sneak up behind the Mechanist and have an easier time dealing with them.
Them? Are there multiple mechanists?
@@Glenn_Quagmire you don't necessarily know who the original or this Mechanist is. They sound like, potentially, a dude but you find that they're Isabel. She realizes her errors, but I wasn't presuming her gender as a bit of role-playing, because technically you don't know anything about her until she reveals herself. Using the tape trick, you cause the Mechanist to panic, and reveal herself sooner with no fight(I mean, you can just shoot before the Mechanist notices you).
English is a funny language.
They really should've made the combat helmet light work
While theres mods to fix it, i agree lol, the community shouldnt have to add things that shouldve been there
What's worse is all they had to do was copy how they did it for power armor.
They really should have it better than a weavable fedora
My all-time favorite location in all of Fallout is the saw dungeon-esque parking lot next to I believe it was Milton General Hospital.
I was trying to get into the hospital for an electromagnet, but didn't feel like going through the entire thing, so I went through the garage next door with a bridge to the hospital. But I got way more than I bargained for, it's like a base game nuka world gauntlet!
1200 hours, no clue you could throw sh*t with r key... cheers dude.
When you mentioned the really easy achievement for running the bases around Diamond City, the way I learned to run the bases a Diamond City guard actually said to me while walking passed him to run the bases which i was surprised to get the achievement afterwards
My theory on the rabbits foot would be that they we’re going to implement accessory items to equip along with your armor. My guess is that they couldn’t quite get it to work and the closest they got was to equip it as a weapon
I would’ve thought you’d get it from the Nuka Cade
@@sticc.5483 possibly both
I have post-apocalyptic dreams when I listen to this while I fall asleep and I love it.
haha me too. i always have to have some sort of audio playing when i fall asleep and it influences my dreams heavily. last spring, i fell asleep to documentaries about ancient egypt every night and i dreamt about pyramids, temples, and labyrinths for 3 months straight.
@@Alden- same here. I've had some pretty incredible ancient history and space travel dreams.
Man, I'm jealous of all you guys, I don't have dreams
@@heretech7025 lol i went on a huge space kick for about a month back in january. i had these two recurring dreams that each happened three or four times.
the dreams were different in many ways, but the setting and conflict of the dreams were always the same.
one didn’t have a conflict that i remember, but the whole premise of it was that there was a space amusement / discovery park. the main attraction was a ride that allowed you to guide a vessel to the moon and back. the first time i had this dream, this particular ride was actually on a rail; the other two or three times, it was in free flight that you guided yourself.
the other recurring dream always occurred in this extremely large complex that was a mall, a hospital, a hotel, and an airport for space travel all at once. the first time i had this dream, the conflict was about this random girl who had acquired a ticket for flight from a family member of mine because he didnt want it. she was going to take the flight, but i had to distract the employees so that she could not get recognized as the incorrect ticket holder.
all the other times, the conflict was about me not only having great difficulty navigating this complex, but it also getting stuck in these flight pods that looked a lot like elevators, and i would get stuck in them and not be able to figure out how to open them before takeoff.
@@angusperson4222 my father actually doesnt have dreams; says he hasnt had one in maybe 15 years now. dreams are very entertaining and can bring a lot of thoughts and ideas to the forefront of your mind that were repressed within the subconscious.
sometimes this is good, sometimes it’s nerve-wracking, and it can also be depressing depending on the content.
It’s to bad you can’t turn Edna into a synth. That would have been interesting.
About the pre-war globes thing showed in 21 minute. If you look closely at them, you should notice that in the northern europe part the Baltic sea isn't coloured blue, but like the rest of landmass. Either it's just a miss from the Bethesda to paint it correctly, or in Fallout universe the Baltic sea somehow dried up(even though it is connected with the North sea through 4 straits: Danish, Kattegat, Skagerrak and Limfjorden). Maybe some big companies cut it off from the neighbouring sea to dry it and build something there? who knows!
Nice bit of knowledge!
Knowing how strong Mama Murphy is makes her story about taking down a Deathclaw a lot more believable
Guess she wasnt called Murphy the Madwoman for nothing, after all
The drifter at 50:15 is a reference to Granny Rags in Dishonored I think. Sounds like her, wears rags as an outift, she loves her "ratties" and comes across as insane, just like Granny Rags.
Thats the most likely scenario, unless the name of the drifter is also a reference unto itself.
Listening to you struggle to say "Prototype Railway Rifle" was a joy! Subbed for sure lmao
I have over 3000 hours in FO4. I find that fact sad, now I feel bad.
You clearly enjoyed yourself, Why beat yourself up in retrospect?
I'm workin' on 2,600 myself. Definitely my comfort game; trying new mods is always neat.
One guy (or gal) I chatted with yesterday has just over 5,000 hours! To be fair, that person mentioned being a modmaker, so playtesting the creations surely ate up most of that time.
Lucky Rabbit's foot drops in Nuka world during the gauntlet. It's a rare chance but a corpse in there can spawn with it. It wasnt cut from the game it's just very rare to find it
You could say you have to be lucky
Funny thing is it spawns on a guy named lucky.
55:00- in case you didn't know, the reason this is a big deal is because that wall is known as the Green Monster.
It's a huge part of baseball history and particularly Fenway Park's history. Every baseball fan knows about the monster
4:03 just make sure you're not wearing power armor, you might cause the town to become hostile by accidentally landing on Wolfgang.
If I learned anything, it's that Diamond City is the largest and most notable settlement in the Commonwealth.
I've been waiting for this, just started a fresh Fallout 4 VR playthrough, looking for places to look out for.
Appreciate it!
I need to try this I forgot it exist. The guns will piss me off so much and I'll love ever minute
Glad you brought this series back, it was always a favorite
Is it me, or does anyone else feel like Diamond City uses its space badly?
As someone who has played 300 hours of fallout 4, I wonder how many of these I know
How many did you know?
Yes, how many did you know?
And how many did you know?
Shame you can’t use the Mysterious serum to cure the mariner
Home plate (diamond city residency) has always been my favourite place too set up base, although it can not be included into supply lines it's the perfect location to set up. You can store as much as you like in the workbench without worrying about triggering raids from enemies. You have vendors directly outside so it's perfect for all your selling needs
Sucks that you can't include supply lines though. I love using supply lines and being able to drop my crap, save and craft at the closest settlement at any given time. Plus Hangman's Alley is just a stroll away from DC. Usually I have so much purified water to sell I need my full set of 6 settlement vendors, everyone in Bunker Hill, Goodneighbor and DC to sell everything, all of them with +500 caps capacity. I get 15k worth of caps from a run, don't even know what to do with it lol.
@@mrkiky thank you stinky
I really like the idea of the lucky rabbit's foot. Like, the idea of trading the ability to have a thrown secondary weapon for a non-damaging trinket that increases a stat or giving you a buff of some sort. Wish they would've explored that idea more tbh
Man that was kinda freaky when Nate waved to himself in the memory den vault memory
A dad going around his infant son's room thinking hits really fucking hard
For my 76 noobs, when you have a power arm frame but no helmet, search far and wide for mining helmets, they become your best friend
The Far Harbor one was really cold to me. I had no idea that’s why they called it that.
Because it used to be called bar harbor
He doesn't mention how if you kill the brother being accused of being a synth in Diamond City, he actually has a synth component you can loot!
TKS: “These are Useless facts” Me (going through a survival run seeing one of the secret areas mentioned has a bed close to my in game location):🌚
My brain just says "wailway wifle" anytime I find that damn gun.....
Biwwy's Wazer Wifle
The bit about the sole survivor going around trying to find a store that will accept his charge card was hilarious to me, it reminds me of something you'd see in American dad.
I remember doing the paint the town quest and I accidentally painted it yellow 🤣🤣🤣
I knew about the Diamond City home, I found the elevator while I was doing my usual "sticking my nose into every corner of everywhere" kind of exploration. LOL. It can be quite a useful settlement, in fact, if you use it right.
I've been playing since release day and had no idea you could get inside the South Boston church; great video!
4:49 that explains why birds haven't mutated by the radiation, they can't since they're machine.
New Fallout 4 DLC coming next summer (2023). It's free to celebrate 25th anniversary. Also, will have better optimization. According to Todd.
Where did they said that ?
@@pascualmartinez9702 There was an interview of Todd shown on CZcams. Look for Fallout 4 Next Gen.
do you think you made it clear enough that this stuff is "In Fallout 4"?
Love it, this is how a video should be, quality content and people getting along in the comments *chef’s kiss*
the homerun achievement is even more shocking when you realize that the guards tell you to do it for "fun"
I figure one reason for the low numbers on that baseball bases achievement is that a lot of people outside USA and a few Asian countries just aren't that familiar with baseball. I wouldn't have known those things on the ground were actually something specific... (assuming the stats are worldwide)
Fallout 4's achievements are hidden before you obtain them. Unless you go to an external site to look up achievements, there's no way to know what they are before you get them. Most players aren't going to run the bases for no reason, so what you're left with is an achievement that's easy to do but obfuscated enough that only dedicated achievement hunters are even going to know about it
Yeah. For example, im brazilian and baseball is one of the least played sports around here. Actually, i never once seen someone playing or meet someone who at least played once, so i literally dont know anything about is rules or concepts, expect that it has something to do with a ball and a bat
There's a base and a ball. You throw the ball at the base, but if someone hits it with their stick then their team of people in army hats and leggings run (the wrong way) around a circle.
If you run around the circle without falling over or being hit with the ball, that's called a home run.
If the stickmen miss the ball then they lose after 3 misses and the other team takes their turn at swinging the stick.
It's basically cricket for kids but in a circle. I think. I've never watched or played a game, I've just seen it in movies.
The rust devils have to be the smartest gang in the commonwealth but we're did they come from did the build up strength in the commonwealth or did they come from outside like the forged.I really should make fallout videos
These videos really show how much more love was put into new vegas, and even 3. This one is just like "look at this quest you can do"
19:20 On my main save I've been saving up pre war money and recently reached 5k but when I go to back alley bowling they just tell me the lanes are closed, with no option for further dialogue. any ideas why?
Did you know that Diamond city is one of the biggest settlement you can find in the commonwealth though?
For the home run achievement, on steam all achievements for Fallout 4 are hidden until you unlock them, I had to make an excel spreadsheet to figure put which achievements I needed when going to 100% the game. I think that could be the reasoning behind the low numbers for that one, but that’s only steam numbers
Guards even tell ya to do it
You have no idea how happy I am that you used "Get Fucked" in the outro again lol
The schoolhouse quest is always one of my favorites. A sweet moment in the wasteland is rare.
200k hell yeah my man! Keep up the good work!
Appreciate it!!
Love this content, exited to watch!
Out of all the options available for codsworth to say, mine isn’t one and it devastates me to this day
*names
The brain item has been given a purpose ( in some way ), it's used in the quest on the lookpoint island from fallout 3, by a mod adding the quest in fallout 4
This channel has been a blessing and Im glad I found it thank you Mr.Mantis
Why did the quantum claw get cut it would've been so cool to come across
26:40 the design of the lobster faces look a lot like the cartoon ads for "sea monkies" back in the day
Have you ever realized if you wander good neighbor for a while at some point someone will say "You smell that? It's freedom" from Half Life 2