Born Ghouls, Super Mutant Dad, and the Love-Making Skill | The Unhinged Fallout Iceberg TIER 4
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One thing that goes against the Deacon Lone Wanderer theory is aliens. With Deacon as your companion, if you encounter the alien ship crashing he makes a comment saying something like how it seems Tinker Tom was right, implying Deacon didn't believe in aliens. However the Lone Wanderer obviously does believe given the whole Mothership Zeta DLC being a thing.
You will seek Me and find Me, when you seek Me with all your heart. - Jeremiah 29:13
“For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him will not perish, but have eternal life. - John 3:16
pretty sure the mothership zeta dlc isn't Canon but if it is this makes a good point, there was a mod I had downloaded a while back that used some unused dialog plus a couple mods that bring other fallout game items into 4. One line I vaguely remember is Deacon as my campion seeing a set of Enclave armor and saying he hadn't seen that since he was in the capital wasteland. I may be wrong but that may mean he had a hand in project purity, so maybe not the lone wanderer but he was probably there during fallout 3.
@@Yessirreeee the dlc is canon.
@@sjisjsissk then I'm not quite sure as to wtf is going on
I think it's kinda hilarious that Benny only has 3 charisma when he so clearly sees himself as the smoothest of smooth operators
well, that would explain why he got caught by the Romans.
@@ryelor123I mean… he kinda brought it on himself who is this stupid to go to a legion camp…. If it was Bethesda that wrote him every one would loose their mind over it ngl it’s giant plot hole
The intelligent plant Seymour is definitely a reference to Little Shop of Horrors, in which the primary antagonist is a talking plant, and the protagonist is named Seymour.
If Bethesda made a fallout game as nonsensical as fallout 2 was, everyone would be saying they ruined the franchise
everybody who hasn't touched the originals maybe my thing is they'd have to be willing to go even further then 2 and sure it wouldn't be serious but it'd be fun as hell and goofy too a nice in-between game imo
Yeah people like to pretend they were super serious games and Bethesda ruined it for FO3, but honestly FO2 is the outlier not FO3.
Not true...They ruined the franchise,because they took something that was intentionally more loose,and edgy,and tried to make it more rigid,and more widely accepted.Then,on top of that,they did a terrible job implementing everything,and caused so many bugs,and issues,that it's all the games are best known for now.Had they jist don't what had already been working for that specific franchise,it would have been greatly accepted by those who already enjoyed the franchise,but will have likely cut out a large number of newer players.
@@jeffdroog bro unironically said "edgy" lol. Bethesda saved the franchise... literally. There's a reason the rights had to be sold
@JohnDoe-hj9fh Edginess,though hilariously cringe in its own right,is also an actual feeling,and genre of writing,and such,and is more than a valid point.Yes,it would have greatly.reduced the overall popularity,but that's the point.The edge of it was to appeal to a few hardcore fans,over the masses of brainless drones we have nowadays,investing their money in games that aren't even finished,or functional.
While I don't necessarily believe Dogmeat is a synth, I do love the theory! It's interesting to note that the Classical station is playing on a radio in the garage of the Red Rocket where you first meet Dogmeat, which you later learn is operated by the Institute to teleport synths into and out of the Commonwealth. Definitely a coincidence, but I like that it adds some flavour to the theory.
Here's my theory: Bethesda saw people complaining about dogmeat dying constantly in fallout 3 so for 4 they decided to make him completely indestructible.
@@unoriginalperson72 I don't get it. Dogmeat die in fo1 and fo2, we just reload a save.
Pretty sure he's a Synth. It just makes sense, as he's the first companion aside from Codsworth that you run into. He's way too conveniently placed, ad what is there that an actual living dog would need/search for? It's an abandoned gas station, with no food.
@@monkeysk8er33 i always remember a quote from someone on the fallout 4 dev team (or at least as i remember it)"dogmeat is a dog out of time, much like the player. While he's obviously a mutt, he still looks like a dog from before the Great War, not a mongrel. He's just as as much a relic of the old world" while it doesnt confirm or deny dogmeat being a synth, the dev going out of their way to note how intentionally out of place he is in 2277, plus so many other "coincidences" and the amount of cut content, im willing to believe theres a story to dogmeat we never got to see
@@kennydoggins1712 yet he shows no signs of radiation or mutation for 200 years
These are the only iceberg videos that enjoyable and actually talk about different shit that is not well known
I consider myself pretty knowledgeable about Fallout and even a few of the things on this video and the last tier I did not know about.
Mr. New Vegas being an ai broadcast somewhat makes sense when you consider that it relays news of your deeds almost instantly after you finish a quest. The only person who'd be able to get word out that fast would be Victor, who's been following you the entire time, and he's Mr. House's underling.
pairing benny's bad lovemaking skill with his end that way in nv makes that all the more a 'crime of passion' that meant one dreadfully dissatisfied partner... lol
Ok, that Old World Blues cut ending is actually really haunting
TABITHA WARNED US ALL! RAUL MUST BE EXECUTED FOR THIS DISPLAY OF IGNORANCE!
My favorite is that Kellogg is actually made of Corn Flakes.
that's cannon man
2:38 So that's what Tabitha meant when she was talking about the "Battle Cattle". I always thought she was talking about the legion because of the flag
It always gives that impression
Actually it may be the legion, I think the reason the Think Tank decided to sic battle brahmin on them was because they probably heard the broadcast and thought it was ironic or something, not because there are actual battle brahmin just chilling in the wastes and messing up super mutants.
Anyone who took the Black Widow Perk and slept with Benny was already aware of that.
I'm glad they changed the story of Fallout 3. I love how Dad is the real protagonist and you play the supporting role to him before eventually taking over and finishing his work. Making Dad proud of you is far more moving than you just killing him.
Chill out dad, you clearly have a dad thing.
In my books (for now at least) I put the mysterious stranger in the same part of lore as the cosmic horror stuff, like in my mind he's just.. there, everywhere, anytime. Like a good incarnation of that side of the lore ? Or maybe not even good, just different, like an entity that follows one human here and there maybe by simple basicy curiosity like we'd do with insects of animals in the wild and give them help on their journey
Maybe he's like Tyler durden and just doesn't exist outside of the players head.
A rather benign Eldritch Horror. It fits.
@@wmdkitty thank you for putting it in words like that, that sums what I had in mind pretty well !
i think hes supposed to be odin
@@_00_36but the mysterious stranger has two eyes
So I know it’s been addressed in the previous video where the sole survivor is discussed being a synth and I have a counter theory to that. It’s explained that the vault had critical failure which caused the other occupants to suffocate and die. What if the SS pod had started critical failure but the SS lucked out. They’re coughing when they first wake suggesting a possible lack of o2 prior to release from cryo pod. What if due to trauma and lack of o2 that’s why the SS can’t remember anything super well past the day of the bombs. Memory repression mixed with a bit of brain damage due to lack of o2? If you play as male character it’s why the SS can’t remember his military days but still has the muscle memory of a hardened vet. That’s my head canon at least
But they do you can recall many thing before the war when talking to moe you can tell him about baseball you can also recall what you were doing before the bombs fell in the far harbour dlc
Anyone who disagrees with him is a plantation owner... Apparently.
@@virtualatheistwhat are you talking abt dawg
Regarding Vulpes, its not like the legion is particularly smart. They just take your word that the robot army is destroyed and doesnt even try to check even though its in their own base.
You’re forgetting Caesar himself has said the doors can’t be blown, pried, or drilled open. So he can’t really check. Good thing house invested in titanium tungsten doors
@@Maxsmackbut I don't think they closed behind us so...
@@daltongarrett7117the first doors on the ground don’t close but the second doors do and you can never go back in again even with the chip
@@Maxsmack oh okay.
@@daltongarrett7117 I checked just for this comment and it’s say “the elevator has stopped working” meaning it’s also deep underground
In dnd I had a baby terrask as a pet. I got it because the dm was mad at us for not following the set plot so we got banished into a realm filled with them. I had bought a triangle in a shop (I am not a bard) I decided to play it to taunt the creatures. Rolled a 20 and I played so horribly it gave me one of its eggs and threw me and my group back to the regular world. (Not op to have a pet one because we decided it doesn’t grow up for hundreds of years)
Yeah, you just doomed your character's homeworld something fierce. In a couple of thousand years, the world will have a fully grown Tarrasque rampaging around, then sleeping for a few hundred years, before rampaging again.
@@Krishnath.Dragon man he’s just misunderstood. He was a good pet. Though we don’t play dnd anymore. 3 of them went off to college and I moved away. We had our fun though. We never took it completely serious either which made for some of the most comedic moments with abilities and weapons. Like my characters Glock 17. But no one knew what a gun was in this time period so it was used exclusively as a melee weapon. I miss playing with ‘‘em for sure it’s been years
@@odeo5691 Most important part of any RPG is that everyone involved is having a good time. Sounds like you had plenty of fun.
Reminds me of the time I DM'ed a high level party tasked with stopping the Tarrasque (this was in 3rd edition), they defeated it by luring it into a planar gate, the exit of which was located near Tiamat's lair in the first level of hell.
That came back to bite them later though. What is worse than a Tarrasque? A herd of half-dragon tarrasque's that obey the Queen of Evil Dragons. Lol.
Obviously, a DM is allowed to do whatever they want, but canonically, there is only 1 Tarrasque, and there is ALWAYS one Tarrasque. Even if you kill it, another one exists somewhere once it dies.
@@NecromancyForKids Actually, Canonically, there is one tarrasque per prime material awake at any one time. In the future that the mindflayers originate from, there are a lot of tarrasques awake at the same time. (Not the reason they fled back in time, apparently the prime material planes were dying or some such.)
There’s other theories about Deacon I prefer, one theory I like is that Deacon is the sole survivor from vault 11 and ended up irradiated and turned into a ghoul before turning into a railroad agent. Deacon is such a cool character as a mystery man.
I also love the theory about the order of mysterious strangers, a group of men who seek to protect influential wastelanders from the shadows
Great vid as always!
Fun fact - you used to be able to play as a Brahmin named Betsy in Fallout Tactics onlines multiplayer (as a default recruit) as well.
I think the Mark being the mysterious stranger is the best theory for the Stranger. Sure the multiple strangers theory also works, but I like the idea of the FEV mutating three people in very different ways. One turning into a ghoul like creature another a mess of a monster and another the ability to apparently teleport and not age. I just find it more interesting than the other theories.
Also didn’t the Master use FEV to create people with actual psychic abilities so it isn’t completely out of the question if a person gained the ability to teleport isn’t out of the question.
The stranger in 76, 3, and New Vegas is the same person. 1 and 2 are the same guy obviously, but 4 is completely diffent man where the previous stranger was an Asian man in his mid-20s and early 30s the fallout 4 stranger is a Caucasian man in his 40s or 50s. So who knows what the deal is with these men and women (miss fortune)
@@unoriginalperson72 it could be a mix of both theories. That the Fallout 3,76, NV is mark and the fallout 4 one is just a copycat with a stealth boy. Although I have a feeling if they ever do anything with the Stranger in future games they may just go back to his look from 76. Since they purposely made the stranger look more like the two older games in 76. Either way works. Wouldn’t be the first time they have retconned something. Then again it’s not really a retcon when we know nothing about the Stranger. Perhaps they are a shapeshifter and if they wanted to they could appear as a super mutant or a ghoul or black or white or female. We just barely know anything about him which makes the character fun to theorize about.
@@Starwarsconnoisseur the mysterious stranger has a son so he couldn't be a ghoul or super mutant
@@unoriginalperson72 you can't use a fan theory as evidence of why a different fan theory is wrong
Maybe Graham's line means "Watch now as I kill and conserve you", conserve as in to save, by rendering judgement onto Salt-Upon-Wounds in this life, he may save his soul in the next
HERE WE GO MORE ESOTERIC FALLOUT LORE
If Deacon really was the Lone Wanderer I would love to see him talk to Maxim. Maxim would know the Lone Wanderer given he was like 10 in the Citadel during the events of Fallout 3. Maybe they could strike up a truce.
After learning about super mutant dad in fo3 I actually think it would have been interesting to place dad in fawkes's position in the game. Like you go to project purity and figure out that James had already been there helping them and left for vault 87 to retrieve the geck. The kids at little lamplight speak of him and when you get in you find him turned into a super mutant (but kept his intelligence) and can choose to free him. Then he helps you in raven rock, comes back with you to help complete project purity and then can travel the wastes with you as your companion. Having to kill him yourself is very cliche but I felt like his sacrifice (in vain) 30 minutes after you reunite was also pretty cliche.
If Bethesda were more good at writing they probably would've done that
The problem with that plotline is that the Dad is from the Wasteland, so he has been exposed to enough radiation that he wouldn't become an intelligent supermutant
@@Yumao420 what about that other friendly supermutant that u can find roaming around in the capital wasteland, now I know for a fact he isn't like a super smart scientist or anything but he's able to use diplomacy and is actually willing to talk to humans and ghouls rather than his supermutant brothers, they eeven kicked him out the supermutant group and thought he was weird
@@thatrandomguy5490 there's plenty of explanations for his intelligence. Maybe he was from some barely irradiated place in the middle of nowhere. Maybe he was from one of the vaults in the capital wasteland. Maybe he had a mutant gene that made him crazy resistant to radiation. My head cannon is that he used to be a Gary from Vault 108 not because of any actual fact but because on the first playthrough that I met Uncle Leo (the supermutant you are referring) his random encounter triggered near the Vault while I had a couple of the Gary clones following me because I wanted to try the mesmerizer on them but I had forgotten that I left it on Fawkes' inventory and I had him waiting for me quite far away so he wouldn't kill them. Thing is that I had the encounter with Uncle Leo and for some reason the Gary clones didn't attack him so I decided that 2+2 is 4 so he must've been a Gary
I like to think Graham is quoting from something that Salt Upon Wounds holds dear like a local myth or an urban legend he grew up on and Graham is basically saying "I am the boogeyman"
That, or a translation of a bible verse.
The Nuka World DLC does at least tell us Vault-Tec had the *public* goal of space travel, tho that doesn’t go very far in explaining their secrets
Makes about as much sense as a tire company being gourmet food critics!
@@HavianElaah yes, Michelin.
I like this 'started the cannibal cult' thing as it has a synergy to it.
One piece of Cut Content was turning Bob over to the authorities but... he manages to escape!
One mystery I've never heard covered is who killed the person and dog near the entrance of sanctuary? I mean the dog has a tire iron stabbed into it and the only thing around are, dogmeat, gouls, and codsworth?
Codsworth don't fuck around.
I could see decon being the lone wanderer, he talks about how you can drink the water in the capital wasteland, to be fair since the railroad usually sends escaped synths to the capital wasteland, so he could have picked it up either while there in person helping a synth or heard about it from a railroad member stationed in the ruins of dc.
BTW, Tim Cain's new CZcams channel is a gold mine of lore/dev information. Also Seymour the plant is a Little Shop of Horrors movie reference, one of hundreds of Easter eggs in Fallout 2..
Wasn't Tranquility Lane the same place where the vault overseer has the whole vault locked in a virtual world?
That theory about Deacon reminds me of another theory that the Lone Wanderer is in Fallout: New Vegas, the theory says that he's No-Bark... Or was it that No-Bark was the Chosen One... Now I gotta look that up..
considering the Lone Wanderer was only 19 when they left vault 101, and New Vegas is set 4 years after Fo3, it couldn't be the LW
Chosen One is an interesting idea, though. Do you remember if there was any supporting evidence?
@@TOBAPNW_ off the top of my head, no. I don't remember where I read it either, sadly
Alright so hear me out, the mysterious stranger is a timelord, hence why they can appear anytime anywhere and take on different appearances.
My new head canon.
Well, the TARDIS certainly is present in the first Fallout
I like the mysterious stranger being a mystery, it fits the strange and odd things that happen in fallout
While I think the Deacon theory is kinda stupid, I also don't doubt Bethesda would do something like that. They filled 4 with _so many_ "Hey, remember the last game?" moments, it would fit really well.
I always wondered what If the Vault Dweller of vault 13 might have been infected with FEV himself. Afterall, he eventually left Arroyo only leaving behind his pip-boy 2000 and vault suit. Maybe he started to feel a change and didn't want his tribe to see what he's becoming. It's suspected that he died of age, but it hasn't been confirmed. There is no grave location, corpse found, or mark in the timeline to say when he died.
No I'm pretty sure the vault dwellers died at the village from old age, his daughter who is the elder in 2 is really old so I can imagine he lived for very long before dying with his tribe. Besides why would the vault dweller ever want to leave the tribe?
@@unoriginalperson72 confidently incorrect.
In 2 they dont know what happened to the dweller and in the bible it explicitly states that he left in the middle of the night.
Couple things:
- We need a furry Deathclaw in the next Fallout game.
- Does Deacon have any unique dialogue for the Brotherhood of Steel or Liberty Prime? (They crossed paths with Lone Wanderer)
- Have we ever considered that the Mysterious Stranger is a reference to the Phantom Stranger from DC Comics?
- Speaking of DC characters, did N_orte turn his Lone Survivor into Wesley Dodds?
I just found this channel 2 nights ago and I think it's been all Fallout, all the time for me since. Great content!
The sudden revival of fallout 4 videos on CZcams is a welcome surprise ^^
Nice video!
Just watched what I thought was the newest episode 3, and right after I finish here is another one. Awesomesauce man, love your videos.
That Born Ghouls thing freaked me the hell out.
The NCR had been reprogrammed to think they lived in Tranquility Lane
No No No, Wait Wait Wait, WAIT WAIT WAIT
Dog meats name is a reference to the post apocalyptic movie "A boy and his Dog".
*movie AND book...
All these videos seem to prove is that Fallout 2 is the unhinged king of the franchise.
39:06 the mysterious stranger also shows up in operation Anchorage, a simulated world. Kinda weird but not as odd as the other places he shows up in.
Oh man I was hoping we still had a few tiers to go 🙁..
Seriously though, cool series of videos, thanks for doing this.
Bro your voice is amazing! I love just listening to these longer videos in the background
This just dropped at the perfect time. Thanks man
I always got the feeling grahm was saying something that either the whitlegs used as a motto or the legion said to the white legs.
I bet that born ghoul story might've been retooled of Arcanum of steamworks and magik obscura as one of the side quests is about you discovering that half Orks are actually being created by gnomes having women kidnapped and impregnated against their will. This actually happened to the queen and her daughters of the nation you discover this at.
Also some of the people who worked at black isle worked at, I think the company who made it was Troika so it is possible,or just a huge coincidence
Tim Cain was the creator and lead programmer of the original Fallout, and he also founded Troika. He left during fallout 2's development.
While its possible that another former interplay staff member joined Troika and brought the scrapped concept along with them, I think it's just as, if not more likely that they came up with the idea independently
This is my new favorite video of yours I loved it so much
First time I see someone else mention the lovemaking skill, is really nice to see some of my favorite theories here
I fall asleep to this and i gotta say its way more chill than last part where it was constant brightness from explosions etc from fallout 76 arena whatever gameplay.
I really enjoyed this video, thank you ♥
Personally I find one of the biggest boons for the "Dogmeat Synth" theory is that he's a german shepard, a purebred 200 years after the end of the world.
Dogmeat was directly influenced by Mad Max 2. You also forgot to mention that he's frequently a different breed, not just a different appearance.
Techtatious has a great* video on the "Deacon is the Lone Wanderer" theory.
C'mon, Sawyer basically just admitted that he has no idea what that phrase means.
That Mysterious Stranger theory is great.
I could listen to obscure fallout lore all day
Dog meat is a reference to the movie that all of fallout is based on called " A boy and his dog" from the 70s
42:28 Tim has outright said this is canon, although he admitted that he isn't aware to what has been retconned since he developed the idea of the vaults.
I'm gonna be sad when the unhinged iceberg is over
Got catching up to do! Hype
Now I wonder who the best love maker in all of fallout it.
X6-88 is as far as I can see the best of the fallout 4 companions, score of 12,51.
I think out of any fallout lore CZcamsrs you are my favorite don’t get me wrong most are great but your videos are the best to watch for me at least
Something I noticed is that no theory puts into account that the supernatural is real in this world too, a man that is immortal and appears from thin air is nothing compared to some of the other more strange things that happened, like dark gods, ancient civilizations and even ghosts.
This series is amazing
"God watches, but oh he cannot save you." Cause it fits well with how he looks at me and tells me to tell the crazy guy to stop. Hit him with the Imperialist perk and let Joshua do his God's will thing.
Just started the video can’t wait
Let's go, these videos are awesome.
agreed
Rate Piper's attractiveness on a scale of 1-10
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@@jordandennis6794 8
@@WowBlankpage exactly I think 8 as well
Yay! Today is my birthday....
So I'm gonna accept this as a bday gift haha. Thx N_orte💕
Happy birthday
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Happy birthday. Why are all my comments deleted?
Thank y'all so much! It's been a good one. Got me some fancy miso ramen, and a free, personal sized, red velvet bundt cake!😋
The weather has been chilly and overcast/rainy all day, which happens to be my favorite type of weather (if I'm properly equipped for it, of course). Got to kick back all day and hang out with my family. And now I'm cozied up on the couch with my cat, about to watch this video!💞💞 I'll take this type of birthday over like, a huge party, any day of the week, personally.🤷🏼♀️
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Man, your voice and this music is really relaxing...no homo
My theory for dogmeat is that every dog that is a companion is a decendent to the first dogmeat. Call it dogmeat's bizzare adventer.
40:54 Well, in my game he's certainly not "head" of anything anymore.
The red rocket radio in the garage has classical music playing too. So as we all know that's how the institute teleports making me think fo4 dogmeat is a synth.
About the White Gloves: Is there a connection between them and the Gourmands raider group that was active in Appalachia shortly after the war, but then got wiped out by the Scorched plague like the other factions? The White Gloves' restaurant in the Ultra-Luxe shares its name with the raider tribe, after all, so maybe some Gourmands survivors or their descendants made it west to the Mojave in the near 200 years between the Gourmands' demise and the happenings of Fallout New Vegas.
Are we just not gonna address the blatantly obvious innuendo that Dogmeat is found at the RED ROCKET gas station?!
One protagonist appearing later on has some precedent in Fallout, if you count BoS. The Vault Dweller was all but blatantly named in the form of a bar patron.
I just had an insanely unhinged Fallout and Portal/Half-Life theory. You know how in Portal 2, the Workshop levels take place in a multiverse according to the Cave Johnson lines? What if one of those universes was the Fallout universe and Aperture and Black Mesa existed in the Fallout universe? Both locations founded before Fallout's timeline shifted from real world history, meaning their technology may have progressed differently to the point they never caused a resonance cascade. Michigan and New Mexico are also unexplored in the Fallout games, and both facilities are secretive. Perhaps some of the mutant creatures aren't the result of FEV, but are in fact alien creatures from Xen? Perhaps the Nirn Root plant you find as an easter egg was transported from TES to Fallout through some sort of inter-dimensional rift. Inter-dimensional travel was also something both Aperture and Black Mesa were heavily invested in.
maybe with Cave as the head of a Nuka-Aperture merge
@@mothandfrog combustible lemon flavor Nuka cola
I really love theories that Deacon is Lone Wanderer or that No Bark is The Chosen One. Nothing special, but crossovers are always fun. Especially ones you need to explore or think about and theorize.
Jeez, do you really need to fry the No-Bark thing like that? I always thought of it as a goofy little fan theory, akin to the theory of him being the Chosen One. When you started talking "thin" and "strenuous" it reminded me of the dump I took last night.
RECENT FAN OF YOUR VIDS THEYRE GEAT DUDE
I could get behind the multiple race feature. I could finally make an undead ghoul Abrams Lincoln which imo fo76 since it was a bloodied build would have been perfect
Possibly boarderline necromancer inspired.
While you were talking about the vault tec experiment, you forgot to mention that in nuka world, there is an attraction called Vault tec among The Stars. Coïncidence ? I THINK NOT...
I really enjoy this while I work on my animations and illustrations. wanna create cartoons like the special videos
34:00 oh that, I was just directly quoting salt-upon-wounds and his ideals. I said it because I knew it would fuck with him, using his own words and twisting them into mockery.
TIL that one: people were thinking that Deckard might be replicant (hell if I know on what grounds)
And two: that Ridley Scott decided to prank all those people hard by agreeing with their viewpoint.
Damn the think tank timeline gets dark and sadly is the most feasible.
Shot in the dark but you should cover Operation Red and the real world plan for The U.S vs Canada
born ghouls? super mutant dad? and a love making skill?
unhinged.
Mora made the wasteland survival guide for the synths the railroad helped escape to the capital wasteland.
I haven’t really played Fallout 2. I struggled too much with the controls. But the more I hear, the more I think I should give it another try!
honestly as somebody who had the same issues it's worth pushing through because they are fun and 2 is especially funny too but the originals are very fun just not fun to control lol
@@YEETUSDAFEETUS Sounds like I should give it another try then!
@@KimberlyKjellberg oh one neat thing I learned is all special stats are mapped to the keyboard so you can just hit the key!
33:58 Maybe he just forgot and came up with this philosophical "answer".
45:25
Nick Valentine has a sex rating of 7.9. What a chad.
You may not be able to be born to a super mutant father but you can grow up to get a super mutant daddy.
i'll never forgive Todd Howard for me finding Dogmeat at RED ROCKET gas station, that was 100% intentional and ruins him for me lol
I think, that courrier joining the thinktank is inspired by s.t.al.k.e.r. shadow of chernobyl ending, when Strelok joins C Consciescousnes
Ooooh snap is the Intelligent plant known as Seymour a reference to little shop of horrors? Seymour being the fellow who discoveres the space plant known as Audrey 2?
Second Klingon reference. Tactics.
Joshua Graham says "remember what happened at the conservatory" a reference to the plot of Van Buren.
For the armors/weapons, it's mainly Super Mutants ghouls wouldn't need patching for these things they'd work automatically. Super Mutants on the other hand are a creature. The armor wouldn't even be the biggest problem, they'd need to make new anims for every single weapon.
The other major issue is that radiation sickness killing the player is probably difficult to change for specific races, if not impossible.
45:44 Joshua Graham has the rizz of 7.76
Fallout games are odd references to fantasy horror, science fiction horror, and monster/ghost stories&myths even with the odd lore it would not surprise me to find out a developer or developers actually meant something like a few of this lore iceberg slice
I have a theory on Roy/Vault 11 survivor. Maybe he could've been found but he went crazy and would attack the player or he could've been found dead killed by wildlife of raiders.