According to Honcho (Bubba Gump), Dom Pedro has him dug up once a year, cuts some pieces off of him and puts him back in the ground. We can assume Honcho doesn't really know the whole story, and we don't ever find out who Dom Pedro is. But it is likely that The Ghoul spends some time above ground, and some time under ground. I figure he comes up once a year, has some adventure, makes some money, buys the things a ghoul needs, and then goes back in the ground.
@@SciPunk215 It's Don Pedro. Don was originally a title given to Spanish nobles (much like the English Sir or Lord) and came to be used as a sign of respect given to the leader of an organisation by Spanish and Italian speakers (ie. Don Corleone in The Godfather). The music cue suggests that the Ghoul is somewhere in Mexico (probably Baja California) when we first meet him at the end of episode 1 and likely tried and failed to claim a bounty someone had put on the Don with the Don then deciding that the Ghoul should suffer a much publicised fate worse than death as a warning to others which is how Honcho knew where to find him.
Yeah, he likely become a Ghoul early on and just survived. Kept his mind. At some point he got captured, but not before he made a name for himself as one of the most hardcore m, badass, wastelanders of all time.
Keep in mind that the game setting not only has an alternate-history technology development path, but also that the technology developed has a healthy dose of *weird science*. 😁 If it were straight science, Cooper would've died of cancer and not become a ghoul -- but mutant ghouls are *much* more fun than cancer. 😎🤠
No, no. You’re raising a good point with the whole ‘is everyone on the surface from the vaults’ question. And the answer is no, there were definitely non-vault survivors, whether they were like the family in the opening scene of episode 1, where they had a fallout shelter for private use, or if they were lucky to live on the fringes of a blast zone, or just lost the mutation lottery and ended up a Ghoul. The bombs may’ve killed 99 percent of the unprotected population of the country, but in a nation of millions that would still leave one survivor in a hundred, or 10,000 survivors for every million people… and if there’s one thing life does, it’s survive challenges.
Some of the surface people were descended from the Vaults, namely Vaults 15, 12, 13, and 8 for New California. In fact, the NCR's ancestors came from Vault 15.
Welcome to the New California Wasteland... lol. a bit of lore - the monster in the cave is called a Yao Guai, it translates from Mandarin to demon or monster. a yao guai is a mutated form of the black bear and was named by survivors of chinese internment camps from the Sino-American war of the 2070's. it's also a pun on Yogi Bear. btw, Dogmeat will be fiiiine.
When Titus talks about remnant tech that turns out to be toaster ovens, be aware that there’s a logic behind that. The retro future of Fallout had downright mastered the miniaturization of nuclear power. Tons of household appliances had internal nuclear power cells, cars were atomic (to the point that you didn’t get gas at service stations, you got coolant to keep the car’s internal reactor functioning properly), and cities could be run from fusion power cells the size of an Arizona Iced Tea can that costs 99 cents.
6:00 Don't worry I had the same reaction lol. Honestly I would've loved to have that advice of "Try not to take it too seriously, it's using video game logic." when I was watching it, because there were sooooo many times where I was like "That's not how wounds work, what?" and watching it again in this video with that information makes a lot of things make a lot more sense XD like THAT's why the scientist dude didn't get hit by a single bullet when he was being targeted by a machine gun in open, close ranged space. The first two episodes were good, but it was episodes 3-4 that really hooked me, this is coming from someone who hasn't played the game either.
@@oliviapomares this makes me so excited to get into episodes three and four! I feel bad because people keep telling me to look at it like a video game, but I’ve never played it but I’m trying really hard lol 😂
@@artxroyalty Yeee! Luckily they're not as traumatizing as Arcane 😆 Yeah, suspension of disbelief is definitely hard sometimes. If you've ever played any video game, maybe use that experience as your point of reference? I think game logic is pretty much the same no matter what game you play, but yeah it's def a struggle T^T
Some lore info: the scientist and his dog at the beginning escaped from the Enclave, remnants of the US government and recurring villains from the games, the dogs were likely just trained to be attack dogs. The Ghoul's kind the shopkeep mentioned are ghouls, people who survived huge amounts of radiation and wind up looking like either Freddy Kruger or rotting zombies, the show will explain more in a later episode. And the world of Fallout is just full of dark/dark humor moments, like Lucy having to cut the scientist's head off and the chicken guy
WOOOOO! Yeesssss fallout! (I haven't started the series yet, but watching bits with another person's reaction helps out with my engagement to this series)
5:50 So not every area was decimated in Nuclear fire. While having to deal with the Fallout (roll credits😅) many areas escaped the worst of it and humanity endured.
This is a show that definitely benefits from a second watch. As you learn things in later episodes, you have a different perspective on things you see and hear in the earlier episodes during the second watch.
@@cutthr0atjake after seeing the continuous bombs, I guess I just assumed they continued to drop them until they completely decimated humanity. This tracks!
people living on the surface after the bombs dropped is probably the most realistic thing abt fallout tbh, after the us nuked Hiroshima to end ww2, over 90% of the city was destroyed and over 140,000 people died, and within a decade the city had completely recovered to its before the bombing population (obv there were still lots of higher cancer rates and birth defects because of the bomb, but it was still survivable)
Unlike a reactor leak where lethal amounts of radiation will hang around for decades or even centuries a nuclear bomb detonation converts a lot of the radiation into energy.
It was also an air blast, detonated before it landed, meaning it didn't blast a huge plume of radioactive dirt across half of Japan. The surface dirt was easier to clean up and the radioactive debris removed. If the nukes hit ground then the fallout (the radioactive debris) spreads over a vast area and irradiates everything. It's why one of the biggest fears of radiological weapons is the dirty bomb. A conventional explosive that does use a criticality event, but just throws vast amounts of highly radioactive powder over everything.
Isn't is interesting how Arcane felt unlike a video game world, yet is animated; but Fallout, with live action, is much more like one? Not a complaint - both succeed it what they are attempting; but I'd normally expect animation to feel more unreal than live action.
@@Hohum37 Do you think the difference in gaming styles could be a factor? League is a MOBA, while Fallout is more of an RPG. I completely agree with you, but I’m curious to hear your thoughts on why that might be 👀
@@artxroyalty The gameplay of LOL doesn't really have anything serious to contribute to storytelling - while the lore, which doesn't have any effect in game afaik, does at least provide a framework. I think Christian and Alex decided to forge a new path, because being too constrained by the source probably wouldn't have worked. Fallout, on the other hand, is overflowing with it's own style - and it's the style that has made it so popular. It very much needed to keep it that way. So, I agree, it's because one is a MOBA and the other is an RPG. Looking at this the other way... people who try out the Fallout games because they loved the show, will get what they expect. People who do the same with Arcane and LOL would see something almost unrecognisable. I do hold out hope for the long awaited RIOT MMORPG though.
It's funny, we watched the dog kill a man at the beginning of the episode, the later when it attacks the Ghoul people think he's heartless for shooting it 😂
5:41 People exaggerated when they said you shouldn't think logically lmfao. May as well pretend nobody said that and question things as normal. There's a little lore silliness but nothing I think you will notice in the show.
If there was a nuclear war there would be some places in the US that would probably not be hit by bombs and could survive in a more local manner. The attack would hit major military bases and important logistic locations. Seattle, L.A., San Diego and everything in 50 miles of them would be vaporized on the west coast. Everything from El Paso to Austin to New Orleans would be gone. South East from Central Florida to Baltimore would also be destroyed. Chicago to Nashville out to Salt Lake City and Missoula Montana would probably be OK.
Nope. Colorado has a *lot* of military bases, as well as the headquarters of the North American Air Defense Command (NORAD). Additionally, the White Sands weapons research facility is in New Mexico, and this part of the country has a *lot* of a air bases. So, the Rocky Mountain Front Range would glow brightly from all the glassed cities.
Just found these reactions so comment is a little late. Please don't stop asking questions. Yes, it's based on a game(s) but it is it's own story and world so your questions are valid.
@@chago4202000 lmaooo he had them dropped off because he wanted to shoot something then crashed out when the opportunity presented itself. Talking about “acts of bravery” 😂 Maximus was right, bro did NOT deserve that armor lol
@@artxroyalty Maximus has been promoted one step above toilet cleaner for one day, and he gets to decide which knights "deserve" to live and die? 🤪 Maximus pledged to protect his knight, he FAILED UTTERLY. In any case, Maximus certainly did nothing to "deserve" the armor, he's a fraud.
Our scientist with the dog is from a group called the Enclave. They’re descended from America’s pre-war government elite and have a superiority complex, believing they have to right to lord over post war America and kill any population that does not fit with their vision for the future. It seems Dr. Wilzig had a change of heart. The Enclave are known to have some of the most advanced technology in the wastes, in fact the Brotherhood of Steel got all their helicopters from the Enclave after beating them in a war. The average wastelander tends to think of an Enclave member the way a real person might think of a nazi; combine that with the fact Dr. Wilzig is likely carrying advanced technology, it’s no wonder there are so many bounties for him, even if he left the Enclave.
could I recommend the Animated Series Legend of Vox Machina. It's based on Critical Roll's first D&D campaign and is about to start its 3rd Season. there are a few Voices you might recognise including Ashley Johnson (Ellie from TLOU), among others.
Does the Ghoul get any ethical credit for saving the dog?? Or is he just using it to help track the scientist? (Just another morally ambiguous question to ponder.)
While I think his prime motivation is to use it to track them, he does stroke it and smile just before it recovers. Although that isn't an ethical plus, it does show a glimmer of empathy in an unguarded moment.
@@artxroyalty But remember all your questions and be attentive - on the most of questions you're going to get answers, soon or later. Or you'll have all the breadcrumbs to understand a lot yourself. You're definitely be able, I see it. And even unanswered questions could be answered logically. It's Sci-Fi - fiction, but science based. More or less :) Rest of my comment you can read on my Patre...
Just joking :) "Fallout" world differs from ours, in some areas it less advanced - transistors (microelectronics) in that world was invented right before the bombs were dropped (in 2077), as I remember, in some - they were a lot more advanced, than we are now. We splitted right after WW2, but bombs were dropped in 2077 - it's a lot of time. They had atomic energy revolution - so, they had a lot of cheap available energy, in all sizes. Even theirs small devices are powered by atomic energy sources. For years, decades, centuries, without the need to refueling. Even their bombs are smaller, than ours. Ours have WAY MORE POWER than theirs. Their are just... Ok. Tiny, on ours scale. Ours, even TINY nuclear bomb just wipes all the city in seconds. COMPLETELY. Ours "normal" bomb wipes the state. Almost completely. So, no one mustn't have such power. But some have and not just "good guys".
So, they had a lot of cheap energy. It's good. But they hadn't a cause to advance - why? Energy is enough. You don't need much oil, you can do anything, It's literally golden age! But, than, after some time, your resources, even oil, started finishing. And you don't have advanced technologies to find a new one. And, if you have bigger population, you need more resources. Tensions began. In the end, US annexed Canada (resources!!!), China tried to seize Alaska, but, after heavy fight, couldn't (Coop was there. When he was in the Marine. He is a veteran). USA and China become the enemies. And then...
“Filly like ‘Philadelphia’?”
Nah. Filly like ‘Landfill’.
I believe it was mentioned by the guys digging him up that the Ghoul was in the ground for a decade or two, but definitely not the entire 200 years
According to Honcho (Bubba Gump), Dom Pedro has him dug up once a year, cuts some pieces off of him and puts him back in the ground.
We can assume Honcho doesn't really know the whole story, and we don't ever find out who Dom Pedro is. But it is likely that The Ghoul spends some time above ground, and some time under ground. I figure he comes up once a year, has some adventure, makes some money, buys the things a ghoul needs, and then goes back in the ground.
@@SciPunk215 Oh I thought Dom Pedro was the dude who suffered homicide by baby doll foot from the junk jet.
@@SciPunk215 It's Don Pedro. Don was originally a title given to Spanish nobles (much like the English Sir or Lord) and came to be used as a sign of respect given to the leader of an organisation by Spanish and Italian speakers (ie. Don Corleone in The Godfather).
The music cue suggests that the Ghoul is somewhere in Mexico (probably Baja California) when we first meet him at the end of episode 1 and likely tried and failed to claim a bounty someone had put on the Don with the Don then deciding that the Ghoul should suffer a much publicised fate worse than death as a warning to others which is how Honcho knew where to find him.
Yeah, he likely become a Ghoul early on and just survived. Kept his mind. At some point he got captured, but not before he made a name for himself as one of the most hardcore m, badass, wastelanders of all time.
Will you want the same things when you are a different animal?"
This phrase makes sense at the end of the last episode. You have to remember it.
Noted.
The turrets bad aim is a game reference similar to how storm troopers in Star Wars always miss everything they shoot at.
Filly as in short for Landfill lol. Theyre in California, remember
Keep in mind that the game setting not only has an alternate-history technology development path, but also that the technology developed has a healthy dose of *weird science*. 😁
If it were straight science, Cooper would've died of cancer and not become a ghoul -- but mutant ghouls are *much* more fun than cancer. 😎🤠
No, no. You’re raising a good point with the whole ‘is everyone on the surface from the vaults’ question.
And the answer is no, there were definitely non-vault survivors, whether they were like the family in the opening scene of episode 1, where they had a fallout shelter for private use, or if they were lucky to live on the fringes of a blast zone, or just lost the mutation lottery and ended up a Ghoul.
The bombs may’ve killed 99 percent of the unprotected population of the country, but in a nation of millions that would still leave one survivor in a hundred, or 10,000 survivors for every million people… and if there’s one thing life does, it’s survive challenges.
Some of the surface people were descended from the Vaults, namely Vaults 15, 12, 13, and 8 for New California. In fact, the NCR's ancestors came from Vault 15.
Welcome to the New California Wasteland... lol.
a bit of lore - the monster in the cave is called a Yao Guai, it translates from Mandarin to demon or monster. a yao guai is a mutated form of the black bear and was named by survivors of chinese internment camps from the Sino-American war of the 2070's. it's also a pun on Yogi Bear.
btw, Dogmeat will be fiiiine.
The dog will be fine as long as it stays away from force fields
When Titus talks about remnant tech that turns out to be toaster ovens, be aware that there’s a logic behind that. The retro future of Fallout had downright mastered the miniaturization of nuclear power. Tons of household appliances had internal nuclear power cells, cars were atomic (to the point that you didn’t get gas at service stations, you got coolant to keep the car’s internal reactor functioning properly), and cities could be run from fusion power cells the size of an Arizona Iced Tea can that costs 99 cents.
I think you missed the sign that stated, incinerate any newborns under 10oz. He lied about CX404 being 10oz when it was under.
Many people miss this - likely still reeling from the first pup being incinerated.
6:00 Don't worry I had the same reaction lol. Honestly I would've loved to have that advice of "Try not to take it too seriously, it's using video game logic." when I was watching it, because there were sooooo many times where I was like "That's not how wounds work, what?" and watching it again in this video with that information makes a lot of things make a lot more sense XD
like THAT's why the scientist dude didn't get hit by a single bullet when he was being targeted by a machine gun in open, close ranged space.
The first two episodes were good, but it was episodes 3-4 that really hooked me, this is coming from someone who hasn't played the game either.
@@oliviapomares this makes me so excited to get into episodes three and four! I feel bad because people keep telling me to look at it like a video game, but I’ve never played it but I’m trying really hard lol 😂
@@artxroyalty Yeee! Luckily they're not as traumatizing as Arcane 😆 Yeah, suspension of disbelief is definitely hard sometimes. If you've ever played any video game, maybe use that experience as your point of reference? I think game logic is pretty much the same no matter what game you play, but yeah it's def a struggle T^T
I could watch a whole spin-off series with Ma June. Someone needs to make that happen!
Yessss! She stole the episode for me 😂😂
I hope she returns in season 2.
Some lore info: the scientist and his dog at the beginning escaped from the Enclave, remnants of the US government and recurring villains from the games, the dogs were likely just trained to be attack dogs. The Ghoul's kind the shopkeep mentioned are ghouls, people who survived huge amounts of radiation and wind up looking like either Freddy Kruger or rotting zombies, the show will explain more in a later episode. And the world of Fallout is just full of dark/dark humor moments, like Lucy having to cut the scientist's head off and the chicken guy
WOOOOO! Yeesssss fallout! (I haven't started the series yet, but watching bits with another person's reaction helps out with my engagement to this series)
Dogmeat is the goodest doggy that ever lived. Saved my life multiple times in fallout 4
5:50 So not every area was decimated in Nuclear fire. While having to deal with the Fallout (roll credits😅) many areas escaped the worst of it and humanity endured.
Whew, good to know 😅 after seeing multiple bombs drop I thought they just kept dropping them till they completely decimated humanity
That's it... this girl is IN !!
@@SciPunk215 LOCKED in 🔐
4:54 Turret Aim in game is TRASH 😅
I laughed so hard the first time I saw the turret because they really are just as bad in the game haha
First time I saw that scene I was HOPING for it to be absolute dogwater, that's how you know the writers play the games
This is a show that definitely benefits from a second watch. As you learn things in later episodes, you have a different perspective on things you see and hear in the earlier episodes during the second watch.
Surface dwellers survived the bombs falling in the same way the inhabitants of Tokyo survived the bombing of Hiroshima.
@@cutthr0atjake after seeing the continuous bombs, I guess I just assumed they continued to drop them until they completely decimated humanity. This tracks!
The dog is a member of the team. You always get a canine party member in the games.
Don't sweat about stuff, you're doing great - keep doing what you're doing and enjoy the ride 😊
I appreciate that! 💜
people living on the surface after the bombs dropped is probably the most realistic thing abt fallout tbh, after the us nuked Hiroshima to end ww2, over 90% of the city was destroyed and over 140,000 people died, and within a decade the city had completely recovered to its before the bombing population (obv there were still lots of higher cancer rates and birth defects because of the bomb, but it was still survivable)
Unlike a reactor leak where lethal amounts of radiation will hang around for decades or even centuries a nuclear bomb detonation converts a lot of the radiation into energy.
It was also an air blast, detonated before it landed, meaning it didn't blast a huge plume of radioactive dirt across half of Japan. The surface dirt was easier to clean up and the radioactive debris removed. If the nukes hit ground then the fallout (the radioactive debris) spreads over a vast area and irradiates everything. It's why one of the biggest fears of radiological weapons is the dirty bomb. A conventional explosive that does use a criticality event, but just throws vast amounts of highly radioactive powder over everything.
No matter how many times I see this Epi, I can’t help but go back to how cool Maximus is😅 He plays a lot like a player character in Fallout.
Isn't is interesting how Arcane felt unlike a video game world, yet is animated; but Fallout, with live action, is much more like one?
Not a complaint - both succeed it what they are attempting; but I'd normally expect animation to feel more unreal than live action.
@@Hohum37 Do you think the difference in gaming styles could be a factor? League is a MOBA, while Fallout is more of an RPG. I completely agree with you, but I’m curious to hear your thoughts on why that might be 👀
@@artxroyalty The gameplay of LOL doesn't really have anything serious to contribute to storytelling - while the lore, which doesn't have any effect in game afaik, does at least provide a framework. I think Christian and Alex decided to forge a new path, because being too constrained by the source probably wouldn't have worked.
Fallout, on the other hand, is overflowing with it's own style - and it's the style that has made it so popular. It very much needed to keep it that way.
So, I agree, it's because one is a MOBA and the other is an RPG.
Looking at this the other way... people who try out the Fallout games because they loved the show, will get what they expect. People who do the same with Arcane and LOL would see something almost unrecognisable. I do hold out hope for the long awaited RIOT MMORPG though.
It's funny, we watched the dog kill a man at the beginning of the episode, the later when it attacks the Ghoul people think he's heartless for shooting it 😂
5:41 People exaggerated when they said you shouldn't think logically lmfao. May as well pretend nobody said that and question things as normal. There's a little lore silliness but nothing I think you will notice in the show.
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Hiiii! 💜
To get over your gore fear jump into TWD. The makeup starts to become beautiful after a while
If there was a nuclear war there would be some places in the US that would probably not be hit by bombs and could survive in a more local manner. The attack would hit major military bases and important logistic locations. Seattle, L.A., San Diego and everything in 50 miles of them would be vaporized on the west coast. Everything from El Paso to Austin to New Orleans would be gone. South East from Central Florida to Baltimore would also be destroyed. Chicago to Nashville out to Salt Lake City and Missoula Montana would probably be OK.
Nope. Colorado has a *lot* of military bases, as well as the headquarters of the North American Air Defense Command (NORAD).
Additionally, the White Sands weapons research facility is in New Mexico, and this part of the country has a *lot* of a air bases.
So, the Rocky Mountain Front Range would glow brightly from all the glassed cities.
ask the question, so we know where your mind is at. we will just not answer, or at least should not answer.
Just found these reactions so comment is a little late. Please don't stop asking questions. Yes, it's based on a game(s) but it is it's own story and world so your questions are valid.
If will never stop being amusing to me how many people justify letting Titus die because he said something insulting 😂.
@@chago4202000 lmaooo he had them dropped off because he wanted to shoot something then crashed out when the opportunity presented itself. Talking about “acts of bravery” 😂 Maximus was right, bro did NOT deserve that armor lol
@@artxroyalty Maximus has been promoted one step above toilet cleaner for one day, and he gets to decide which knights "deserve" to live and die? 🤪 Maximus pledged to protect his knight, he FAILED UTTERLY. In any case, Maximus certainly did nothing to "deserve" the armor, he's a fraud.
@@chago4202000 oop I’m sensing Maximus might not be your fav lol…it’s only my second ep, I’m going to sit this one out 😅
Dogmeat!!! Yayyyy!
Our scientist with the dog is from a group called the Enclave. They’re descended from America’s pre-war government elite and have a superiority complex, believing they have to right to lord over post war America and kill any population that does not fit with their vision for the future. It seems Dr. Wilzig had a change of heart. The Enclave are known to have some of the most advanced technology in the wastes, in fact the Brotherhood of Steel got all their helicopters from the Enclave after beating them in a war. The average wastelander tends to think of an Enclave member the way a real person might think of a nazi; combine that with the fact Dr. Wilzig is likely carrying advanced technology, it’s no wonder there are so many bounties for him, even if he left the Enclave.
For all we know some of the bounties might have been posted by The Enclave seeking his return
Either a nazi or a ghost. Remember, a lot of wastelanders aren’t certain if the Enclave even exists (though we as players know they do).
@@caffeinedelusions true
could I recommend the Animated Series Legend of Vox Machina.
It's based on Critical Roll's first D&D campaign and is about to start its 3rd Season. there are a few Voices you might recognise including Ashley Johnson (Ellie from TLOU), among others.
That's Fallout. A mix of goofy and awful peppered with interesting quirkiness.
And yet it works so well 😅
The "people on the surface" were the lucky ones. 🤐
Let me find out there’s something off about the vaults…👀
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Does the Ghoul get any ethical credit for saving the dog??
Or is he just using it to help track the scientist?
(Just another morally ambiguous question to ponder.)
@@SciPunk215 wait…looking at it through that lens…
While I think his prime motivation is to use it to track them, he does stroke it and smile just before it recovers. Although that isn't an ethical plus, it does show a glimmer of empathy in an unguarded moment.
Another thing about fallout.... a lot of out of pocket things happens. Fallout? More like freakyout.
@@aquariussolaris2492 lol should I brace myself?? 😅
Use game logic.
It’s hard when you haven’t played the game and you’re not the biggest gamer. I’m trying 😅
NO, DON'T!
USE LOGIC! ASK QUESTIONS!!
One more time: USE LOGIC!!!
@@artxroyalty But remember all your questions and be attentive - on the most of questions you're going to get answers, soon or later.
Or you'll have all the breadcrumbs to understand a lot yourself. You're definitely be able, I see it.
And even unanswered questions could be answered logically. It's Sci-Fi - fiction, but science based. More or less :)
Rest of my comment you can read on my Patre...
Just joking :)
"Fallout" world differs from ours, in some areas it less advanced - transistors (microelectronics) in that world was invented right before the bombs were dropped (in 2077), as I remember, in some - they were a lot more advanced, than we are now. We splitted right after WW2, but bombs were dropped in 2077 - it's a lot of time. They had atomic energy revolution - so, they had a lot of cheap available energy, in all sizes. Even theirs small devices are powered by atomic energy sources. For years, decades, centuries, without the need to refueling. Even their bombs are smaller, than ours. Ours have WAY MORE POWER than theirs. Their are just... Ok. Tiny, on ours scale.
Ours, even TINY nuclear bomb just wipes all the city in seconds. COMPLETELY.
Ours "normal" bomb wipes the state. Almost completely.
So, no one mustn't have such power. But some have and not just "good guys".
So, they had a lot of cheap energy. It's good. But they hadn't a cause to advance - why? Energy is enough. You don't need much oil, you can do anything, It's literally golden age!
But, than, after some time, your resources, even oil, started finishing. And you don't have advanced technologies to find a new one. And, if you have bigger population, you need more resources.
Tensions began. In the end, US annexed Canada (resources!!!), China tried to seize Alaska, but, after heavy fight, couldn't (Coop was there. When he was in the Marine. He is a veteran). USA and China become the enemies.
And then...
Spam is kinda what ……. lol nasty