@@blitzbyte97exactly, or that’s the hope anyway. Because it would explain the super healing a bit better? But still be clunky. I’m reaching the end of the video so I’ll also make a comment about that. I don’t think Vault-Tec actually dropped the first bomb. My main reasoning is that A. It would ruin the intrigue and wonder of part of the fallout universe and then some in universe evidence for B. Why would Barb allow Cooper, her ex-husband and an anti-vault-tec person, to have Janey if she knew the bombs were dropping? She would’ve known if she’s the one giving the reassurances that they will be dropping them and I can’t imagine she wouldn’t have her child already on the day in question.
I hope we get to see Mr. House in season 2. Also, I'd not mind may be if the show goes beyond that. See Nick Valentine. I could see the actor who plays the Ghoul do double duty and play him.
What mechanism did moldaver use to become over 220 years old. Ghoulification? Cryopods? Freaking kale? I hope they give some reason but considering she's dead I really doubt that
@@blitzbyte97 Nah, it was objectively bad. I'm not even talking about lore reasons like how existance of Vaults 33, 32 and 31 at time of series is impossible, because they are located in what was Master's (bad guy of Fallout 1) backyard and would be turned into Supermutants (or discovered and taken by Enclave or NCR). I'm talking about complete destruction of suspension of disbelief like stiching on a completely rotten finger to MC without any advers effects or how big corporations decided to make "a considerable profit"... by initiating nuclear apocalypse.
@@dankovskimark4540 Well we still don't know if Vault-Tec REALLY dropped the bombs. The fact that a few Vaults weren't even done yet and many were caught off guard by the war makes it seem like they didn't.
@@blitzbyte97Mr. House predicted the apocalypse down to a minute (See New Vegas), they weren't caught off guard. Andeven thenm, they still considered it, which is illogical (and bad writing). You know what would logical be for corporations to do? To try and prevent the apocalypse (atleast as much as they can), therefore saving the infrastructure and customer base, thus getting the profits. (tbh, it actually be awesome to see a drama/thriller wher Pre-War Mr. House and others try to prevent The War).
@@dankovskimark4540It started out okay with smaller things going wrong, then they decided to re-write so much established lore with nonsense and constant jokes.
I think Thaddeus is becoming a super mutant not a ghoul
So what he took was FEV...that's an interesting idea. Maybe a slow mutation like what Harold went through!
@@blitzbyte97exactly, or that’s the hope anyway. Because it would explain the super healing a bit better? But still be clunky. I’m reaching the end of the video so I’ll also make a comment about that.
I don’t think Vault-Tec actually dropped the first bomb. My main reasoning is that A. It would ruin the intrigue and wonder of part of the fallout universe and then some in universe evidence for B. Why would Barb allow Cooper, her ex-husband and an anti-vault-tec person, to have Janey if she knew the bombs were dropping? She would’ve known if she’s the one giving the reassurances that they will be dropping them and I can’t imagine she wouldn’t have her child already on the day in question.
It was probably the best show of the year.
I’m a big fan of the games also and they did great.
I hope we get to see Mr. House in season 2. Also, I'd not mind may be if the show goes beyond that. See Nick Valentine. I could see the actor who plays the Ghoul do double duty and play him.
Great video man! I’m surprised this doesn’t have more attention.
Thank you for watching!
What mechanism did moldaver use to become over 220 years old. Ghoulification? Cryopods? Freaking kale? I hope they give some reason but considering she's dead I really doubt that
Could still get some flashbacks for explanation. I'm leaning towards Cryo Pod, as we know it was a tested and reliable technology before the war.
I usually hate new things. It was great lol
Gulper overdosed.
On Thaddeus?
I loved this show. Casting was perfect.
I loved most of the series but I absolutely hated how they dealt with shady sands and new Vegas. Other than those two issues it was great.
I agree about Shady Sands. But I'm holding out hope that either the Credits for New Vegas aren't true, or there's a really good explanation for it.
No, that series was bad.
Everyone's tastes are different.
@@blitzbyte97 Nah, it was objectively bad. I'm not even talking about lore reasons like how existance of Vaults 33, 32 and 31 at time of series is impossible, because they are located in what was Master's (bad guy of Fallout 1) backyard and would be turned into Supermutants (or discovered and taken by Enclave or NCR).
I'm talking about complete destruction of suspension of disbelief like stiching on a completely rotten finger to MC without any advers effects or how big corporations decided to make "a considerable profit"... by initiating nuclear apocalypse.
@@dankovskimark4540 Well we still don't know if Vault-Tec REALLY dropped the bombs. The fact that a few Vaults weren't even done yet and many were caught off guard by the war makes it seem like they didn't.
@@blitzbyte97Mr. House predicted the apocalypse down to a minute (See New Vegas), they weren't caught off guard.
Andeven thenm, they still considered it, which is illogical (and bad writing). You know what would logical be for corporations to do? To try and prevent the apocalypse (atleast as much as they can), therefore saving the infrastructure and customer base, thus getting the profits. (tbh, it actually be awesome to see a drama/thriller wher Pre-War Mr. House and others try to prevent The War).
@@dankovskimark4540It started out okay with smaller things going wrong, then they decided to re-write so much established lore with nonsense and constant jokes.