Fallout Easter Eggs In Other Games
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- čas přidán 16. 05. 2024
- I talk about Fallout Easter eggs I have seen in other games I have played.
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Hi Tim. It's us, everyone
Fancy seeing you here!
I'm not everyone. I'm an individual!
Hi us, it's everyone, Tim
Synonymous, our lexicon of lore
it is I, Me
Thanks for the shout-out, Tim!
Congrats dude
Way to continue speaking about the Legacy Of Cain.
Thank you for cluing me onto Tim's channel! Such a great resource for game development insights. :)
He shouted out EVERYONE, like at the beginning of every video. 😅
Congrats, Mantis. 👍
I recently found out that one of my favorite guns in Mass Effect 2 is an Easter egg of you. The M920 Cain is literally named after you. So Cain is obviously is your last name and then M920 is just Tim spelled backwards with the first two letters swapped for what number of the alphabet they are. So you have M followed by 9 and I is the 9nth letter of the alphabet. Then 20 and T is the 20th letter of the alphabet. So now we have mit instead of m920. Now reverse mit and you get Tim. Now combine it with the last part of the gun's name and you get Tim Cain.
that’s fun
Holy shit,I would never have made that connection
An elaborate connection
Did the Riddler come up with this to stump Adam West?
Dang, how'd you find that out?
In Cyberpunk 2077 I think you can find a note on the body that says they were roleplayers that tried to recreate their favorite post apocalyptic game irl
In 7 Days to Die there's a rare chance when you engage a merchant they'll say "Sorry I've never heard of a... Stimpak?"
It's kind of blatant but fits as a post-apocalyptic survival game that takes a lot of themes from Fallout and gameplay design from BGS Fallouts. The devs also explicitly cited the series as a major inspiration.
Didn't that come from Doom first?
@@RaoulGigondasDoom doesn't use the term
@@digitalutopia1 The doom manual absolutely does (www.starehry.eu/download/adventure/docs/Lostintime-Manual.pdf)
Star Wars uses the term stimpak but Fallout has it beat for using it first.
One of the biggest, and probably obvious, Fallout references I know of is in Fable 3.
The whole town of Understone is a reference to the vaults in Fallout. It's an entire community living underground, waiting for an all clear that the surface is safe.
And to top it all off, the entrance to the town is a giant cog-shaped vault door!
Borderlands 2 is crazy with its references. It probably references hundreds of different medias and I love that about it
Borderlands 2 is goated
Love that game
"I hadnt seen yellow in a decade" Man
What does he mean by that? Is he color blind? :c
@@lunasrojas_ yes, he is colorblind
@@lunasrojas_Uncle Tim is colorblind.
That's why the Outer Worlds doesn't have an option for colorblindness because it's built into the game.
He was on a podcast talking about it.
I have a video about it too, called My Colorblindness and Games
czcams.com/video/fHUAFYDzN3U/video.html
Hell yeah Underrail mentioned! There's a TON of references to fallout in the game. Even a unique pistol called the wasteland hawk, which is a desert eagle.
Then another MUCH more overt one, the "Garden of Evan Creation Kit"
I wonder how much he played it. Considering easter egg, he either got to DepoA, or at enterance of Core City.
There's also a sprite that looks like the vault dweller dead in one of the tunnels. Fallout is referenced so many times in Underrail.
Speaking of Easter Eggs, Tim, did you hide anything secret in the game that nobody knows about?
I'll still never forget my art teacher in school in 1997 and him having Fallout on his school computer. He was such a fan, whenever making pictures, paintings, drawings, or sculptures, he would always add in a hint of Fallout of Vault 13 into his artwork. It was so great seeing those hidden gems in his work during class.
Stalker:call of pripyat has a Fallout 2 easter egg where you find a dead npc named "Myron"
You'll even get an achievement for finding it too on the console port where the icon for it is a little jet inhaler
How am I only finding out from a CZcams comment that they ported the STALKER trilogy to consoles? Some marketing.
@@darth_crumbook? And? They did market it, I saw the ads, also if you had r it no steam you got a big pop up message when you launched game that told you….
One of my favourite ones is Boyarsky's chip in Diablo 3 - Leonard also worked on the game for some time.
The flavour text of the item (legendary gem) says:
This fragment of a gem, called a chip, was discovered in an underground vault by old man Boyarsky, who fashioned it into the beautiful gem it is today. It damages those who would damage its owner, and once inserted into a socket, it will never fall out.
It will never Fall Out
@@user-wk9fk2rd3k We know
Oh, I noticed the reference to Leonard since I'm a Troika fanboy and knew he worked on Diablo 3 BUT sadly the French localisation totally missed the Fallout reference, iirc it has a whole different name and description.
@@Biouke thats sad
@@Biouke yep quite often the localisations just don’t get the meaning / reference and mess up the translation. I tried translating one episode of Family guy back in the day and can tell you, it was much more work than I thought it would be :) To catch and translate all the linguistic jokes.
Just yesterday I was playing Avernum 3, an old-school CRPG that seemingly no one has played but that is lots of fun, and this message shows up in game : "You could raise an army of mutants and conquer the world... Oh wait, was that another game?"
Hearing Tim mention the Underrail reference made me so giddy with excitement, was half expecting him to have played the game but super glad that it got a shoutout in this video.
I'd love to hear him talk about Underrail from a design perspective
@@andrewhegstrom2187 yess
He said he doesn't do game reviews but maybe he can mentioning one or two things he likes.
8:11 Also nearby the corpse is a robot withe a note on it mentioning someone with the last name 'Gerps'.
Which is a pretty deep cut!
I seriously hope Tim gets a cameo in season 2 of Fallout. Now, that would be an easter egg.
Nuka Break was better
"Hi everyone its me Tim"
@@wesss9353 thats YOUR Oppinion
@@user-wk9fk2rd3k I haven't seen the Amazon fallout TV show, but I have seen nuka break, therefore nuka brake is better.
@@wesss9353 oh man 😂😂
How could you know what is better If you don't even know it?
The first STALKER game had a body named "Freeman" in one of the more dangerous areas of the game. With his PDA entry saying something about having to sell his crowbar for a can of meat.
There’s a Fallout 2 reference in CoP where you can find a dead npc named “Myron”
I don't even know why I mentioned this. I must have gotten my wires crossed cause both Fallout and Half-Life were great "pathfinder" games of the same time 😅
Because one dog ain't enough, and two is too low, it's me, Three Dog! AUUUUU
Heya Tim, I'm a hobbyist doing solo game development. While browsing some game design and level design channels, I stumbled upon this place. I'm struggling a bit with my projects, but I've loved hearing your stories about Fallout's development and your game industry perspective. I just want to thank you for putting your experience out here on YT.
Age of Empires II is the game i put the most hours into outside of Fallout. So cool that theres these little connections to Fallout
Another reference in borderlands 2 is one of the control schemes in the settings called nuked, which mirrored the controls of fallout 3, jump being triangle, etc.
There's a game called "A Building Full of Cats" that has a bunker level with a mini nuke on the floor and a picture on the wall of a "vault boy" kitty giving the thumbs up and standing in front of a vault door
Star Trek Online has a Playstation trophy called "War Never Changes." Jesse Heinig was in the dev team for that game until recently.
In Surviving Mars one of the emergency events involved the water chip being broken and having to get a replacement. One of the choices includes getting water delivered whilst waiting for a replacement
Stalkers gauss rifle was based of the m72 from fallout 2
Goat Simulator 3 has a good fallout easter egg. Small mission, special area and a cool costume
There was a full whole questline that started with a vault door opening in the middle of a mountain in Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous, and dealt with that community's problems with water contamination. That was extremely fun.
You forgot the best part of that reference - the final fight forces you to play in turn-based despite the game engine having been originally designed for realtime-with-pause.
I think that is a backer-designed quest, so while for sure a reference, not by Owlcat themselves
Whoever runs that rescue that abandoned those puppies like that is comically evil my goodness
The Borderlands 2 shotgun named after Three Dog also has that bit in the description wich is very fun. There's also a unique weapon that Moxxi gives you (or is there two?) that has a reference to "I don't want to set the world on fire" by the Ink Spots, given other references you could count that.
I can confirm that back in the 1990s when the number of game development studios was a lot smaller, it was a lot easier to include nods to other games, as well as that developers from different companies often intermingled socially and would discuss what they were doing. Things that went away and got more controlled as the industry "grew up"
Thanks for crediting my channel, Tim! ❤
I used to play Age of Kings all the time back in the early 2000's (it was one of my friend's favorite games to play via LAN when I was in the Navy), and I never realized that the outlines of units behind trees & buildings or the Stormy Dog cheat were deliberately based on stuff from the original Fallout. Nice to see even small links between two of my favorite game series.
Stormy wasn't so much based on Fallout, as he WAS my dog after all, but the idea to put him in the game was taken directly from seeing Sasha in Fallout.
@@MattPritchardOfficial That is basically what I meant. Also I want to thank you & the rest of Ensemble Studios for making some games that brought much joy to me & my friends through some very trying times.
I didn’t think of this, it must be pretty surreal to see something you made being nodded to in a completely different IP
Like cyberpunk having the vault reference in it
In Wasteland 3, the Patriarch has a Caesar's Legion flag in his room.
That last one may have been a layered reference with Albert Cole (Fallout "1") and Vault 101 (Fallout 3) coming together as 1 and 3 or 13 referencing Vault 13. Then again this is pure speculation.
Loved it ❤ And nice idea making a "fun Friday". It could be a cool way to ensure some more diverse topics in the videos, and I personally really enjoy some of the less serious videos like this one 😊
Lucy stomping the rad roach gave me little dead space vibe😅
HEY TIMMMM been in love with the videos recently had no idea you had a channel , but oddball question , could we possibly see Your fallout development team shirts or other items , I love dev team and movie crew items
Thanks for making me want to load up another playthrough of The Outer Worlds.
Great game, really got to me in a time when I was giving up on RPGs
I love that synonymous and tks mantis are here too!
I love theses videos
"Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous" has a vault with vault dwellers. Although there it is called "Mineshaft 14"
6:00 - I didn't know colourblindness could change huh, that must be so weird.
It's a rare condition. I talk about it at length in my "My Colorblindness and Games" video here: czcams.com/video/fHUAFYDzN3U/video.html
@@CainOnGames Thanks for your reply, that was very interesting. I'll be testing things in grey scale from now on.
Thanks for pushing your games to be more accessible.
Hi Tim,
first of all, thanks for this channel and for all the gamedev wisdom you are sharing with us, it certainly keeps me going in my wish to move to the creative part of development form being a QA.
Apart from that I also have a short question. I just got the book "Fallout: The tale of mutation" published by Third Editions for my birthday and I was wondering if you've read it and if so what do you think about it. I don't think I've heard you mention it, but I might be mistaken.
Having played Bl2 before knowing of Fallout's existence and watching this video is quite interesting! I recognize those skins and found them completely inconsequential, if only I knew!
Pathfinder games also have some cool fallout refrences
On Battlefield 2: Modern Combat, one of the maps has a replication of the Vault doors and the flag is called Vault 13.
You have no idea how many custom campaigns I created around that StarCraft Vault 13 door that were, indeed, Fallout inspired.
Me and one of my younger brothers were obsessed with fallout(we were 11 and 9 lol) and I remember we were playing starcraft together and seeing that reference blew our minds because we had never even encountered other people that had even heard of fallout back then.
I love the random scenario in 60 Seconds! by Robot Gentleman where it references Fallout 1 with a man in a blue jumpsuit asking for a water chip and you have the option to give him water!
Thanks, I can’t believe I didn’t see those!
One of my absolute favorite ones is in Cyberpunk 2077 when I came across these dead people in the desert outside of a fake vault. Cracked me up.
Cp2077 has quite a few games and popculture refrences. My favourite one is about /that/ train chase mission from GTA SA :D
@@ComissarYarrick yeah, right near River's house lol. That game has 0283409832 different nods to other games or cinema etc etc. It rocks haha.
Just goes to show how iconic the Fallout IP has become over the years. Efforts by you and your co-workers in the long lineage of this franchise have influenced people on so many levels with one game that had shaky beginnings! Developers and players (and now viewers) alike!
Here I was always thinking Stormy Dog was a Strange Brew reference to Hosehead flying
Because one dog ain't enough, and two is too low
THIS!!! Rawdog is how me and the hubby like it! Whilst playing the FO3 soundtrack. Super depressing coitus :(
I know we're here to talk about Fallout Easter Eggs, but I was incredibly excited to spot a TORG Box on your wall of games.
I played a lot of TORG in the early 90s. It was the inspiration for fate points in Arcanum.
Was finally able to beat the Master after a helpful forum post about pulse grenades.
There is a Fallout easter egg in 2012 post-apocalyptic point'n'click adventure game Primordia. The vendor in the robot city of Metropol sells either the water chip or G.E.C.K. (I think it's the former but I am not sure, it's been a while).
Yay: Fun Video Friday sounds great to me ❤
UNDERRAIL MENTIONED 🔥
Heck yeah, Fun Fridays!
I'm just gonna also believe that Cyperpunk 2077 is called that as a nod to when the bombs dropped. LOL.
Nearly two minutes in and I was dreading that you were inexplicably going to never have seen the vault in StarCraft. It was like the first thing I noticed when I started playing it.
I'm surprised you didn't mention Mass Effect. The M920 (basically the space "Fat Man" nuclear launcher,) is literally named after you.
Some people saw m920 Cain and assumed it was the biblical Cain, but it functions just like the fat man is fallout 3 (mushroom cloud and all,) and mass effect 2 came out literally a year afterwards fallout 3.
Clearly the old Bioware team had a lot of respect for you.
You wanna know something funny?
There have been hundreds of Fallout 1 mods over the years, some insanely complex, some adding entire new towns, some inventing whole new games!
And no one, not a single one...has ever made a simple mod to re-locate Necropolis to it's lore accurate spot in Bakersfield.
i love your videos so much, tim. you're seriously one of my favourite creators on the platform right now. so grateful that you take the time to talk about these little tidbits with us!
Tf2 engineer also has a pip boy cosmetic 🕺✨
this video was cool !
It’s an Obsidian game so I don’t know if this counts, but an alien NPC in Knights of the Old Republic 2 calls the player character “smooth skin”. I played that game before I played Fallout so I didn’t think anything of it, but then after playing Fallout and replaying KotOR 2 I connected the dots and was quite amused.
I really hope you and Leonard got one more fallout game in you guys. I’d be willing to bet if you two asked they’d say yes 👀
i bought fallout 1 and played 2 cuzz of you n fallout one is pure fire thanks
Great content as always Tim! have a good weekend!
Hi Tim! I was waiting for the perfect video to ask this question.
How did you feel when Fallout got to be a part of Super Smash Bros. when the Vault Boy Mii Outfit was added?
When you set off a nuke in goat simulator you get a vault suit for the goat lol
I still remember when Team Fortress 2 added the Pip-Boy
Hello Tim! I am an amateur programmer and always wanted to do a videogame as a side hustle. I always loved the aesthethics of Fallout 1 and 2 and isometric games in general. In one video of IGN you explained how the graphics and the map was done by hand but later on in Arcanum was changed into an automatic process. Would you mind explaining the process and how it changed in both ways? I had some ideas that are inspired in crpgs but I always suck at tile creation.
Also big fan of Fallout 1, 2, and Outer Worlds. Outstanding work!
I'm so glad that you played Underrail. Although, at first, I was confused when you mentioned 2015, but then I realized it was probably in early access at that time, while I played it later in 2018 when it was finished.
I love this! Easter eggs are so fun to find!
You played Under Rail!? I really like that game. I should go back and replay it. Thanks!
Never thought about the StarCraft reference. I just figured 13 was such a common number and didnt think about it.
The mapmaker was good enough though, you could probably make a whole fallout parody in StarCraft.
thank you i did like it tim
It Just Works skill book. Wasteland 3.
Even your videos are fun not just the games. So cool you played UnderRail.
underrail is THE modern CRPG
Hey uncle Tim,
The Speedrun video on ign was fun to watch.
Wonder if there is a speedrun of any Troika games that you still have the code for. (I forgot what game you said that you ran through a compiler, and it worked)
You could share on the code side where the gane exploit is, or it wasn't checked to make sure player has done certain tasks.
Like Tandy not getting kidnapped by the Khans if they are all dead.
That might be a fun video
Also, the idea of fun video Friday cool (:
Fun Friday! Love to see it.
Three Dog bow-wow!
Tim, ive been a longtime viewer and I've always wondered, why is mad max such a huge influence on fallout? Who's idea was that? What's your favorite mad max film? What did you think about the mad max video game that is largely based on arkham knights combat and vehicle mechanics?
I have an embarrassing amount of hours clocked into the Witcher 3 and I’ve somehow NEVER heard the war never changes line. I’m glad they make it a subtle, one-off thing instead of something that’s thrown into all the NPC dialogue at random. Keeps it from becoming annoying.
There's a Fallout reference in Weird West a UFO crash, it's a reference to the random encounter in Fallout according to the devs
Have you ever played 60 seconds? there's a random encounter in the journal about a guy in a blue suit looking for a water chip
Hello tim! A question for you
In Fallout 1, it looks like there's a city on the world map that is about where Las Vegas is in real life. Since it does seem like it's on map but isn't a visitable location, were there any plans for Las Vegas in the development of Fallout?
Wait, Tim. You played Underrail ?
He is a CPRG nerd.
@@badbirdinc7546 Doesn't matter, Underrail is still nieche game, somewhat unknown to wider public, some would even dare to say it is... hardcore
Hi Tim, it's Faran Brygo
Hey Tim, what's your opinion on work from home/remote work in the gaming industry?
Hey Tim, love your videos! This might be a controvercial question but do you see The Outer Worlds as a pseudo sequel to the original Fallout franchise? I ask because the lore for the first three Fallout games (the third being Van Buren) was that the vaults were an experiment to prepare humanity for space travel. Also, I know you didn't work on New Vegas but Mr House stated that he wanted to bring humanity to space. Just wanted to get you opinon!
I didn't play much of Underrail but I thought the entire game was a nod to Fallout.
Hey Tim, would you ever consult on a fallout game if you got the chance (or if obsidian got to make another). Thanks! (sorry if this has been asked/answered before)
Witcher 3 came out in 2015? I just finished it this year, jeez.