The Full Story of Fallout 1 Part 1: Trouble at Shady Sands
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That moment you realized Codsworth is still trimming hedges during this time
And that the Vault-Tec sales rep is still squirreled away in an old hotel.
That's so sad😂
And your frozen in a cyropod deep underground.
and who the fuck knows what the Ressies are doing.
hahahahahahahaha
“This town is Shady Sands”
*NCR INTENSIFIES*
Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.
@@tricklewickle oh yeah it does
Nice Gaelic general there. Rome Total War, right?
@@SpacedudeProductions Yes indeed love the game
@@Flow86767 nice
"Our boys keeping the peace"
Shows execution on live television
Power armoured soldier waves to camera afterwords... like, "Hi mom!"
That's what I like to call Wasteland humor. It's like dark humor but even more disturbed!
@@vegetafan9922 is like that story a raider in Fo4 told to his friend: one of their new guys was beaten up and all but insisted in joining, so they put him onto a matress and pushed the guy in the middle of the river. Then, he woke up and screamed in fear... then later drowned.
I love this kind of humor: something extremely dark and disturbing coupled with a nice smile and friendly faces.
right they are not keeping peace they are making death wishes.
Then it says to buy war bonds lmao.
I love how most of the fallouts have super noble to start like 1: wheres the water chip, 2: wheres the geck 3: wheres my dad 4: wheres my son and then theres NEW VEGAS THATS JUST LIKE: “where the fuck is benny that bitch shot me in the head.”
New vegas entire story makes absolutely no sense and is something that is more out of dream world then fallout.
@@drinknukacola5315 Ulysses and Joshua Graham two of the best characters to have graced the fallout universe tho.
where’s the platinum chip
@@drinknukacola5315 what are you talking about? the new vegas storyline is, like, a tuesday night.
@@bbear2695 yeah getting shot in the head buried alive, getting your brain heart and spine took out of your body to be replaced then talking to your own brain and having them all re applied as if nothing happened is a typical Tuesday night.
Ox: “We can chat with a farmer named Chris”
Farmer: “I am called Curtis.”
There's a reason - he's not a Loremaster or writer for any of these, he's just another player who thinks he's smarter than the rest of us. Shame he gets so much wrong.
@@kevinwixom9096 ?
Kevin Wixom haters gonna hate ecks dee
Kevin Wixom eh, he was pretty on point a lot seemed right and besides that little detail nothing seemed off
@@kevinwixom9096 Dude he got a freaking name wrong, and either way I'm pretty sure he knows more lore than most. But he doesn't claim he does, and heck maybe he knew it was Curtis and it was just a slip of the tounge.
Wow those facial animations of the overseer were better than mass Effect Andromeda
Well played, well played indeed. (and you're actually right LOL)
Because the Overseeer is waaaaaaaaaaaaaay more animated than most ME Andromeda characters LOL
Sad but true.
that's because they're quite literally hand-crafted for the audio. (look up Fallout 1's animation techniques, it's really interesting)
Man, the facial animations of the _character_ _model_ _sprites_ are better than Mass Effect Andromeda.
Man, the CGI intro to this game still looks surprisingly good today, especially the exit of the Vault and the entrance to the cave. The overseer looks great too, especially for the age. I love it.
@Reddo Dikku well it was 1997
@Reddo Dikku I was just saying in 97 there wasn't much good cinematics in games and also Black isle studios were a fairly small company so it would make sense why the cinematics looked weird
Not really, it looks pretty bad. It is allowed to though.
@@JustKelso1993 It's pretty impressive considering how old the game is, I mean you have to admit the facial animations are pretty detailed.
@@ITR933 I mean it is good for the time, yeah, but it is definitely dated. Very dated.
A lot of effort went into helping Shady Sands. I hope it pays off and nothing bad happens.
I certainly hope that nothing like a giant explosion happens outside the games and offscreen!
@@General_ChadahnAnd if it does get wiped out offscreen, I sure hope they have a damn good explanation and it's not just some dope got butthurt
I personally wasn’t fortunate enough to play this, it’s an experience that I wish I was around for to play at the beginning. That is the exact reason when I saw this thumbnail I was beyond exited. You put so much heart into your content and it never skips a beat. Please do not let that change as I believe your channel is a perfect example of what makes CZcams such a great site and sets Fallout for a great future. Although I didn’t get to play this for myself, to see you play it is beyond enough. Thank you. (And when you get the chance consider “Broken Steel”?).
Nah you're missing out if you don't play it
Download it from GOG.it works on Windows 10
Just get it on Steam
It's on Steam, as is the second one.
@@v0idling the gog version works without you having to fix it
I hope to see more fallout 1 and 2 down the line!
I hope to see more enclave lore
@@addaccount9246 Enclave here why isn't your video feet working?
@@sebastianp7539 ?
Ehhh Seems fine on my end...
It's a line from fallout 2 in the Nevaro Airbase mission.
I've tried several times to both play this game and to watch a let's play of it, but I just couldn't get into either of those but I always wanted to know the story details. Now I've stumbled upon your channel and playlist, and it seems the solution has presented itself. I know you may never see this comment, but thank you for this video and this series. Truly.
Same, I can’t play the game or watch a playthrough because I get bored, is just so slow, these videos are perfect!
Ditto. I fell in love with Fallout games, 76 aside, the lore is too damn compelling. Fallout 1 and 2 were just too dated. I hope they get remade at some point, even if Wasteland 3 style.
I never played 1 or 2 but I wanna expesially 2 I watched all his videos it seems amazing lol
I'm pretty sure I'm too stupid and unmotivated to get through all the tiny little specific things you gotta do to get certain endings, so hearing about the lore is great! It does bum me out a bit, because lore-wise the first two games seem to go deeper, as well as the games offering way more freedom of choice to the players than the Bethesda continuations.
I love the introduction to this, with the old TV in the smashed out building playing the last of the Pre-War TV Broadcasts. It really makes you wonder why no one in the Fallout universe has TVs. You’d assume that in the far future, like in New Vegas, where both the NCR and New Vegas exist as proper civilisation that you could live in, or maybe in Fallout 2’s Vault City, people would start to develop technology like TV again and there’d be little TV stations rigged up in some of the biggest, most developed cities.
On a side, this was explained for the fact that almost every technology was fried by the EMP caused by the Bombs.
On the other, I'd love a Fallout with vast plains to ride your car and a city that looks like 1984, with a lot of monitors and cables connectet around the place to transmit old or new shows (like a "who wants to be a billionaire" made by raiders, or the local leader brainwashing people with propaganda)
Most of the satellites that would carry a tv signal have either fallen back to earth or got destroyed via emp i imagine
Also transistors weren't invented as early as they were in the real world. Meaning a lack of ubiquity would make them more difficult to reverse engineer.
All the vacuum tubes are now broken
@@krashface4870 by the time fallout 3 takes place the ncr has working cars for the super upper class, but bethesda do what they do whenever the acquire or make anything good, they ruin it
First town found in Fallout 1: we already meet a future first leader of NCR, and hear about Khans, Vipers and Jackals. Wow, I wonder how many references New Vegas had to the first two games.
Well in a way FNV was in a way the "true" third sequal
A lot. Without spoiling any specifics, basicaly every places we see in Fallout 1 and 2 will become the territory of the NCR by the time New vegas rolls around and the events of falout 1 then 2 will shape it'sbirth and devllopement.
Marcus from jacobstown is a f2 companion, so yeah.
Everything from the Followers of the Apocolypse to the Gun Runners in that game is a reference back to here.
Kinda shows how badly Bethesda messed up with Fallout 3's lore. I SURE hope 76 at least TRIES to add little bits and pieces of some "prequel lore" or something, or Fallout as a game series is TOAST.
The game that stared an apocalyptic legacy.
Until Bethasda ruined it with Fallout 76.
@@colbymcallister8173 76 is a terrible fallout game but I think it's a great game
@@loyalsdopeness8106 what's great about it? After around 40 hours I got bored.
Be careful staring at an apocalyptic legacy because it ends up staring back at you
no. it was wasteland
I love how he opens up with a deep “the door to vault 13 closes behind us” in a really dark, goosebump-giving voice.
I love Fallout 1's soundtrack!
It’s free online. Perfect background music for painting Wasteland Warfare minis
@@Robman0908 seeing another fallout wasteland warfare fan puts a smile on my face.
@@Mr.Goufball amazing mini game.
If you have fallout 4 on PC, you can download a mod to replace the vanilla music with fallout classic music.
Many of the tracks were used in FO:NV because many of the Black Isle bros created Obsidian!
Yessss! Going back to the beginning. The start of it all! *grabs popcorn*
I'm jumping with joy to see this story! I always wanted to know fallout 1 stories, but every time I play the game I come across confusing moments.
I'm glad your doing this Ox! Can't wait for the next video!
Same
that was the joy of the game though! well maybe now you'll finish the game yourself since Oxhorn's narration tends to do that to people ;)
Agreed. I'm glad to support Oxhorn to play through and narrate the game for us. I've tried multiple times to play though and it just doesn't hold up anymore. It may have been a breakthrough or amazing at the time, but today its just not as immersive, engaging as the 3d versions. All these arguments for how FO3,4 don't offer you good choices, or game affecting decisions. Which turns out to be an idealized fantasy, because as Oxhorn reveals to us, there really is only one ending, negative dialogue has no real impact other than getting you into a fight, which fights force you to kill or be killed. There is NO running or sneaking away, returning later to try again. LOT of SCUM saves or restarts in FO1.
@@magnoguidoFallout 3 has absolutely nothing on either of its predecessors aside form graphical presentation. One of the major differences is the fact that FO1 and FO2 play significant'y differently depending on your character build, and to the point where you can't experience everything there is to experience in either game in a single playthrough. I've played Fallout 2 more than a dozen times from start to finish, and each time I learned something new.
There is always one ending in FO1 in the sense that you are always exiled, but what happens to the rest of the wasteland (and what happens immediately to the Overseer) depends on the decisions you've made. And you absolutely can use stealth to get through the Mariposa Military Base and the Cathedral with a maxed out stealth skill. It's also possible (though difficult) to play a complete pacifist run with this game. Fallout 2 is a lot more complex than the first game in this regard. Oxhorn hasn't done it yet, so you don't know how far that game goes. Of course, you could always play it yourself . . .
Fallout 3 and 4 don't even think to give you a proper epilogue.
@@magnoguido FO1 was somewhat limiting but you could choose plenty of play styles. I would sneak more like playing thief, by waiting for their line of sight to change, path carefully, etc. But the story, dialogue, consequences and so on in FO2 to me are a masterpiece of its time. I still remember trying to repair the nuclear reactor at Gecko and accidentally patching into a dialogue with the Enclave and then goading them through dialogue. For the time, they were absolutely amazing and showed immense attention to detail. FO2 you find out how the world became the way it was. If Bathesda had expanded on that plot point instead of focusing almost completely on the Chinese as the primary threat, they would have droves of more ways to branch the game.
Honestly the 3D cutscenes are so good for being so primordial
13:02 “A crude, but effective toilet...” this why I love fallout games
Another thing with the radscorpion cave! You can actually just blow up the entrance with dynamite
SkeletonKey I never knew that
recently doing my own run through of this. thank god for blowing up the cave or i would of wasted my crap on them rad scorps
HavokLord101 yeah I started my play through last summer and finished late 2017. Sucks I didn’t know about that.
I killed all the radscorps and then blew up the cave, you get XP for doing both
I think you can maximize your XP by killing every radscorpion except one and then blowing up the entrance.
Have been waiting for this sooo long! So epic that you will play the entire game with us, love it Ox! Keep it up!
Same
Yessss
Yahoo!!!
@@BL00DYME55 It's a Dutch name ;)
BTW, thanks for the like @Oxhorn
While watching this video I realized that it has been 21 years since I first played Fallout. I still have the original CDs for FO and FO2. Jeeze that was a long time ago. I still love turn base combat, I guess that's because I play DND allot.
Earl Young Then you should checkout Wasteland 2. It came out a few years ago and is a pretty great isometric top down rpg.
Tho I’ve never played the first wasteland. It looks VERY primitive.
Played the first Wasteland, I liked it. I heard the made Wasteland 2 but never played that game. I'll check it out thanks.
Earl Young you definitely should, and you’d probably get even more out of it than I did since you played the first one.
It’s like a super polished Fallout 2.
Have you tried the Pillars series Obsidian has published recently? A lot in the same line of thinking, turn based combat, isometric top-down, and amazing writing (some of the writers are veterans from FO1 and 2).
These games are an art form in this day and age of shit monetization schemes, multiple season passes, dlc. I never played these first two games much myself but I'm feeling the itch more than ever before.
I wish Bethesda made a Fallout Game like this dark and creepy I love Fallout 1.
I don't get what you mean. There isn't much that's creepy about isometric games.
@Makenzie Brennan You’re objectively wrong.
@@makenziebrennan4027 It makes you use your imagination vs a developer during it. That's the whole point around Fallout, which origins is tabletop roleplay.
Wow. All three of you came to just crap on this guy for not finding something creepy. Jonny, how would you know if they did play those games, and why does it matter? Agramen, there is nothing objective about how creepy something is. heyitsablackguy, I just can't figure out what you're saying. The later games are bad because... Developers interpret things? Um, developers have been in all games. I just don't get it.
@mermaid
Oh yes Fallout 3.
A game with a beautiful game world that they decided to butcher with lousy writing.
There is no possible way for me to go back and play this game right now in life, so I'm pretty excited to watch these videos. Thanks for all you do.
It hasn't aged that well
steam bro. buy it on steam
@Nick Tapalan Theres a reason this game was packaged with a 100 paged manual.
Wrong utterly fps fallout isnt close imo
Scott Bentley go back to the stone age
Probably the most creepy sounding intro music to a game ever...
It's not, I assume it was to avoid copyright, the song that actually plays is Maybe by The Ink Spots
Correct. That music is from the ambient soundtrack, a track called "Vats of Goo."
I miss this old type of story telling in the Fallout... Now it's all just "Kill this faction/join this faction" its like I want a real straight forward villain. Like the Master. I want better story telling like in Fallout New Vegas
Critical-RAGE You just complained about factions, then said you want New Vegas. Wich was about factions. . .
hmmmm
Critical-RAGE you just contradicted your perspective on Fallout New Vegas lmao
What I like about your playthroughs is that the narration is like listening to an audiobook, so I can either watch or play it in the background while working on something else. Seriously, you did an incredibly thorough playthrough, and none of the nitpicking haters would have even 1% of the patience you had in putting this together. You even typed in the manual "Ask about what?" phrases to get the NPCs additional reactions/story elements. 10/10 amazing work.
Not only that. But his narration on the playthrough also helps with people. Who want to make a fallout fanfiction story too.
More than that, We do not have to endure this graphics and playstyle in 2024 XD
God, I love Fallout 1. It’s archaic, it’s off-putting, it’s depressing, but I love it so much. Thank you for covering my favorite game in the series in this much detail.
Khans had really bad luck. Being wiped out by Vault Dweller, then by Chosen One, then possibly by the Courier.
Also Oxhorn, you should probably know: ammo types are absolutely broken in F1 and I'm not sure if any patch fixed that up.
Yeah they are worthless. Well, AP is anyway. Just use JHP and you're good to go.
I think that the mod i posted actually fix that, didn´t really read everything it fixes....
I've been anticipating this for roughly a year. And, of course, you never disappoint. Thank you so much, Ox.
This is very positive, *positive response*
Fallout 1 : find the chip
Fallout 2 : find the G.E.C.K
Fallout 3 : find your dad
Fallout New Vegas : find the chip again
Fallout 4 : find your son
Fallout 76 : FIND YOUR REFUND
It seems like this franchise is a big guide for finding your important things
b r a v o
Find your own quotables.
Noticed how he didn't heart this comment. Makes ya think...
Fallout 76 is amazing and has a great community. Try playing it now and look at all the new content there is for it. You might be surprised.
That beginning cut-scene though, seeing someone getting executed then double tapped and to have the soldier laugh behind the executor only for both to politely acknowledge the camera crew (ie your perspective, so you) is so chilling, sets the mood for what's to come perfectly, no narrator for a while so you're on your own left with just the chilling keys of a piano filling the irradiated air to let you contemplate just what the hell happened to civilisation... Damn that's a horrific atmosphere and pure genius by the devs, bravo.
That's nate from Fallout 4 executing that guy.
That was in canada before the war.
It starts to make sense how the main character can be evil and be a raider boss in fo4.
I’ve been hoping Ox would go back and make more Fallout 1 and 2 videos.
Go back and make more? What are you talking about? He's never made them before. He's only referenced them.
I am the illuminati
Some Weeb Oxhorn did a vid of the khans and the mystery of the iguana meat ( Maybe did more?)
@@Dimas15101 I think I remember seeing one for Junktown as well.
Jay Kay yup I think if I remember correctly.
I've been anticipating this for a long time. Thank you ox. Nostalgia overload. I was a mere child when I would watch my uncle play this almost 2 decades ago. I still play fallout 2 every once in awhile.
HorizonofOsiris I wonder if your uncle is hyped for 76?
One Inch Punisher eh might be good only one way to find out
He loved fallout 3 and played 4 quite a bit. He has gripes with the story and multiplayer effect about 76. Worried he’s not gonna be able to compete in a kill or be killed world. He’s old now lol. He’s thinking it will be too FPS
HorizonofOsiris i need lore but will 76 provibe me with some find out next time
The fact that this game already had so much lore in its first installment is just absolutely amazing. The writing team was incredible.
i have a chronic illness that really affects my ability to play games for any length of time. your videos feel as close to a true playing experience as i can hope for! thank you so much!
its called a tik tok attention span
YEESSS thank you oxhorn I'm now reliving my fallout 1 times!
A billion times yessssssss I've been waiting on the story of 1 and 2 forever tysm
The "You're our only hope" intro takes on a new feeling when you replay the game and remember how you found out he sent like 5 people out before you
Storie, Graphics, music, universe, gameplay, real RP choices... Even the little sounds are fantastics, I still asking myself how they could create that in 1997?!
I've been waiting for this since the Junktown Jerky Vendor vid!
Thank you Oxhorn, as always, for the high quality content!!
there is a option to leave on the floor explosives near the radscorpion cave to collapse it , you can teach Curtis crop rotation if u have sufficient INT , you can use repair on the well to fix it (unmarked quest). Also hovering above an object with a mouse pointer will create a generic description in the event box eg:"you see monitor" vs a more complex description given by clicking the binoculars eg " you see A monitor made with complex brotherbhood technology " the complexity of the description is proportion with your PER
Is this for real? What a detail for an old game.
It was so good
Also if you have 9 luck and wear leather jacket, leader of Khans thinks you are his father's ghost. Doesn't work for female characters of course.
Dekuton Willowtear it still is
For me it's the lack of real immersion with the isometric bird's eye view and the point and click diablo kinda controls. What I love the most about fallout is walking around in the world and seeing it firsthand, being a part of it. Unfortunately, the limits of the technology at the time it came out made that impossible. It's all just sprites. But I'm still interested in the story, and I wish someone would remake it as a mod but keep its more scary, desperate kinda tone and complexity that was lacking from the newer games. I wanna be able to explore the wasteland of Fallout 1 and 2 instead of just watch a dotted line go across a map and explore small set pieces individually.
The "That's terrible. Can I ask you a few more questions?" line has the same energy as the "Oh no. Anyways." meme.
"Scorpions could never get so large by natural mean-"
Jaekelopterus and Pulmonoscorpius: are we a joke to you?
@@Triggerspaniel 4-5
It's great to relive this experience with your fantastic narration. Thank you for all the hard work you put into every video!
21:03 Just fyi if you talk to the farmer for the first time with a science skill of 40% (I think) you talk about crop rotation and you gain a little xp.
Love the voice over of Hellboy actor Ron Perlman growling on this introduction like he did for A 1000 Ways to Die in the early 2000s.
I love how he says “water chip”. It’s great.
Where it all began...
Its worth noting that the GoG version takes a lot less messing around to get it to work on Windows 10 for those who dont want to play around with patches
This is true, I have also made an iso of the original disk (which I still have) and play it in WINE under Linux.
GOG let's you keep a back up copy of all games you buy from them. Something steam would never think of currently
Kazten is correct ; GoG is the best choice currently for anyone who wants to play this old classic.
The first few hours of play in Shady Sands was my character just stealing everyone's belongings which is how i start most of my games but i didn't realise the rope would actually come in handy. Lucky me.
Oh my goodness! Your narration is exemplary, pure Fallout. To my shame i've never played the first game and this is so old that watching a playthough is preferable to actually playing the game haha. The experience is kind of the SAME.
I cannot even begin to describe how happy and excited I am about this.
You can use the antidote on the man behind the curtains in Razlo's clinic for bonus EXP.
Don’t forget during this time Billy is still in the fridge 💀
I never noticed that foreshadowing of the ending until just now. It's not the first time they've sent someone out to the wastes to solve their problems just to tell them they can't stay in the vault anymore, subtle, but grand
Ay my wish has been granted some fallout 1 lore
Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for that sweet roll you got from the settlement that needs your help, here i'll mark on your map, not a bad place to start I think
, Chosen One.
Man i really wish Fallout went back to this.
Just imagine a full on triple a first person remake of Fallout 1
Ron Perlman's narration is so perfect for the Fallout series
Great! This series is just right for me. Always been interested in the beginning of the game. Right now I am a bit tired playing fo4 after a couple hundred hours, but this is really waking me up...
Thanks so much for doing this series! I am not very computer savvy and have never had much luck with playing games on them (I stick to consoles) and I've been trying to put together some knowledge of 1 &2 this is a great help! Please do FO² as well eventually!
Oxhorn I wanted to thank you for everything you did on the fallout series, I stared listening and watching your videos 6 months ago and watched all of them starting here untill the end of fallout 4 even though I've played all of them and wanted to place a comment here at the beginning, Listening to you read and speak with passion about every small detail is really heartwarming. Wish you the best
He is the best fallout story teller ive ever seen💯. Definitely a 10/10. He makes me feel like im in the game. Always happy when he post a new video
the fallout tv show brought me here
I love it man! Your narration is amazing. Love your voice! And thank you so much for the resources you used to get it to play! I'll be working on that when I get home!
Hes kinda like morgan Freeman of gaming
Ox, thank you for taking the time to make these videos. Fallout 1 is difficult to capture but you are the one to do it right. We all love you and truly appreciate your hard work!
I was looking specifically for this exact type of thing, glad I found it
Feels pretty good sharing the name of a fallout companion
Also if you talk to the farmers in shady sands and teach them crop rotation you get a ton of easy pretty much free xp
An entire series on Fallout 1?! YES PLEASE!
just love how the random settlers/townies/villagers will greet you as you walk by
Ty oxhorn for all you do. I've watched let's plays of this game but all that did was make me appreciate not only your storytelling and scriptwriting but editing as well. Everything gets edited down to tell a story rather than meet an arbitrary goal like vid time etc.
I appreciate your work, ox. Ty.
i’ve never been more excited for a series on this channel in my entire L I F E
This is why I love oxhorn's videos, he goes over everything. His voice is perfect for this kind of stuff.
Is tnat the guy doing the inro of the game?
@@treyowen9213 no. He's the guy playing the game. The guy in the intro is Ron pearlman.
@@giovanni3362 really?! That is so freakin awesome!
And so it begins. My 4th time watching all of Oxhorn's complete Fallout series. Bless you, Ox.
This is awesome! I'm doing a D&D campaign based on the whole Fallout series, and this is what I needed to get started! Thank you for the great narration!
REALLY excited for this series Ox! Keep em going
I'm very glad you finally decided to do this series, I personally have been waiting for months, because you have only made very small clips of Fallout 1&2.
I never had this game until recently, It’s fun using this as a guide to get through it. Of course no two games go the same, but you can save what you like, and redo what you don’t. I’m glad and thankful you made this.
Oxhorn: “Breaths air”
Also Oxhorn: “That was a fierce battle”
Oh yes finally THE Falout of all Fallouts has arrived. The first is objectively not the best but still my favorite. It is so short and has only so many aspects. I play it through every couple years and power play the sh... out of it. Best decisions, best stats, best perks, all companions, huge stash of stuff in my player home(yes it IS a thing in F1).
There is an exploit to get around the inventory limit. If you sell the stuff to your companion they never refuse to take it. That way they can carry unlimited amounts. You just have to steal everything back.
Great tip! Thank you!
Well from the one i tried currently, it's the best, vastly surperior to Fallout , the garbage and 4.
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Oh Yeah! Classic Fallout! I was playing the first one while listening to the Ink Spots, accompanied by a good Cigarette and a lovely coffee. I'm looking forward to this series! Greetings from Uruguay, Oxhorn!
Don't know why but every now and then I come back here to watch again this series from the 1st episode to the last, great content Oxhorn.
I was too young to know what even fallout was until New Vegas. I’m so glad you took time to tell the whole story of Fallout for people that get bored watching let’s play of it. You make it so entertaining. I personally wouldn’t play this but I like that I can still get the story from you
Dude I diiiiiiiiig this. Been wanting some FO1 playthrough for a while.
I tried playing this game but being so used to the fast paced fallouts made by Bethesda, it makes it hard to sit through. I'm also not good at the combat. However you have revealed a lot about the early game I didn't know about (stuff like Ian as a companion) and I might pick this game back up.
baconater lover look up guides by caedo genesis on youtube. he gives good info on how to get started and building characters
It's an easy game, honestly.
Very easy to break.
It just has a higher learning curve than most games nowadays. That's all what most "hard" games are.
@@peejgames Yeah caedo is pretty awesome. He deserves a lot more subs. I don't know how many he has right now but I know it's not enough. He's great.
General advice: you either go for as many attacks per round as you can or for max damage (and preferably a lot of criticals) per attack. Of course, you don't have to fight a single person if you don't want to, even end game quests can be passed with sneak/lockpick/speech combination.
You can create an absolutely broken character by selecting the "Fast Shot" trait (good in conjunction with "Gifted", of course), bumping your agility up to 10, selecting the Bonus Rate of Fire perk at level 9 (requires Perception 6, Luck 6, and Agility 7), and two ranks of Action Boy (available at level 12). If Energy Weapons aren't your forte, this can be corrected with the "Tag!" perk (available at level 12). Either way, with the Turbo Plasma Rifle in hand, you can make 5 attacks per combat turn (or six, with two more ranks in Action Boy), thus chewing through rooms of super mutants in no time.
I'm a fan of the Fallout series of games. I'm a fan of Oxhorn. However, I can't stand spoilers, so I did what any sensible person would do... I just bought all Fallout games on Steam except FO4. I will play them and then watch your videos Oxhorn. Keep up the good job man.
Its been 8 months you finished them
@@pyromare4879 Been eight months and three days. you finish yet?
Jonathan R. No sadly but all the games at this time are on sale so i will see
4 is worth a play too
wanderingbutnotlost first fallout game i played then nv, 3 and i have finished 1(badly im gonna do it again better) now im on 2
I'm putting this in my cheer up playlist. One day when I'm really sad, I'll just watch all these as comfort videos.
Is that a snowball? I thought it would be cold day in the post apocalyptic waste land, before Oxhorn would do a complete walk through of fallout one. But here it is and Oxhorn is throwing snowballs everywhere.
You kno i never understood why every vault (experiment and control vaults) only usaully one have 10mm pistols
Vault-tec havin' budget cuts
Never thought they'd need anything else, essentially.
@@roadroller8851 yea i kno that but tge control vaults if they all get raided there defenseless
The vaults were never really about protecting anyone...
@@Mostlyharmless1985 Vault-City had better weapons !!
This ain’t the worst trouble Shady Sands would have, Rip
‘Member when shady sands was middle of nowhere? We remember
please explain to me how a Capital city can be 'in the middle of nowhere'?
absolutely love the music of the isometric fallout games, it fits the setting better than inon zur’s violin filled soundtracks imo
It does rather
>isometric fallout games
did you mean
>fallout games
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@@markshaw270 - Pretty sure some NV tracks are actually taken straight from Fallout 2
@@MrDoctorColossus yh that's what I meant .
Yep, especially since there's no radio in this game, hell, the only song you hear is "Maybe" by the Inkspots, which is already an eerie song. The rest of the soundtrack gives of a feeling of emptiness. While the newer ones go for more of an adventure/wonder type of feeling.
Man, I hopped onto the Ox-Wagon waaaay back when you had around 150k subs. I’m so happy to see you so close to 1 mil! Thanks for all the hard work you put into your vids Oxhorn!
I just wanted to comment on this video since it's the start of your lore explained videos. Dude truly thank you, I've spent so much time playing these games always feeling like I missed something or was too lazy to reload to see other dialogs. Your videos are so great to listen to while I replay areas or just listen to at work, but it really helps be get the whole picture of fallout in a less daunting way than the games themselves present, thank you again all of the fallout community thanks you lol
No words can describe how incredibly happy I am that this series is real.
Thank you so so much Ox! I never thought this day would come, to revisit OG Fallout! You are the best.
I just started playing this, and I love it. Sure, I spent the first 30 minutes fighting rats without realizing I had weapons, but whatever. I just found the water chip.
I'm so excited to see a series like this exists! Several years ago, I did the work to get Fallout 1 working on my desktop, but the style of the game wasn't familiar and I had technical difficulties. I really appreciate the narration and background you give to make sure we're getting all the important bits as well as some of the flavor of the game!
After 4 years, I'm watching it back again. Oxhorn is the best game narrator of all time!