Surprisingly Fallout 76 pulled a no man's sky somehow, the game is arguably better than 4, they basically just made a whole new game within 5 years. The game didn't even have NPCS at launch, now it has a campaign that's alike to 3 - New Vegas
I remembered the utter nightmare of making DayZ, a moddable sandbox, less vulnerable to hacking. I remembered the jank that was Skyrim. Fallout 76 was literally impossible from the word go.
Not impossible modders literally has multiplayer mods for New Vegas. Bethesda wasnt ready for Todd's Craziness, nobody was and we all believed him too. Well most, I definitely did at least
76 launched with exploits that were already presevnt in fallout 4 and already known back then tbh I had fun with my friend group because we knew enough of bethesda's engine shit to find ton of exploits and ways to break the game which was fun (so basically breaking the game was fun, not playing the game, because the game was bugged af anyways xD) also the fact that they added a limited stash space was all me and my friend needed to know they were going to add a sub to get bigger stash it was a huge giveaway
@@pejman3 for real i remmember my friend just having a broken melee build one hitting everything while trying to break the game constantly. most of my fun with 76 came from playing amongst multiple friend groups on private servers.
Cyberpunk was buggy, but the hate was exasperated by the fact it didn’t live up to the hype When Edgerunners came out, people started to actually enjoy the game because aside from the bug patches, they were able to go into the game without the massive hype behind it
@@hilotakenaka cyberpunk was just a bad launch due to bugs and people being incapable of managing expectations. F76 had a bad launch, bad pr, a lawsuit and was overall a scam. I don't recall any cdpr devs telling players to write an essay or refusing refunds.
@@sebastianearick4488 lets not downplay it, cyberpunks launch was absolutely horrible, everything from gameplay to optimization, not to mention they actively hid and lied about how it ran, even just weeks from release after 4 delays
@@90bubbel60 would you trust a studio with one bad launch and will likely never have one again or a studio that has a history of bad launches and gets free passes from the mindless drones that are its fans and is run my a snake oil salesman?
@@sebastianearick4488lmao nope. Cdpr also scammed people with the game. The only difference is they don't scam with merchandise and microtrans, they only did it with the game due to executive changes. Did you forget that they forged the entire 18 mins of gameplay footage back in 2018 only to find out it's not a game, it's just a graphic rendered video. People like you who just only focus on the worst corpo and forget the less worse ones will keep making mistakes and keep funding those corpos moneys and the cycle repeat
Definitely more Internet Historian! As a few others have mentioned, The Engoodening of No Man's Sky is like if this story had a happy ending, so it's a great one to check out next (also, the ad time in the Fallout 76 video was by far one of the most restrained and coherent ad reads of his career)
Yeah Diablo Immoral is a disgusting game, and sadly makes a ton of money because people are fucking idiots. The customers are ruining gaming by continuing to buy this shit.
I remember those. Both times, the players were like, "Wow, this is literally unplayable, you can't sell this, bro." And Bethesda was like, "Uh, well, we're not beta testing for that, we're just testing if the servers can handle the loads." And players were like, "No, they can't at all, they crash all the time!", to which Bethesda said, "Well, that's good enough, we're selling it now."
My hype took a Fat Man to the face the moment I witnessed Todd say the word "online." I was right to pass up 76, and if these last 6 years are anything to go by, Elder Scrolls 6 is probably better off staying vaporware.
The first (and biggest) red flag for me was when they were saying something about bow other players would be the "NPCs". They were genuinely describing it like they wanted players to treat it like a roleplaying server and play roles. And I'm just sitting there thinking how naive/out of touch someone had to be to think people would do that by default in a looter-shooter. Especially one where PVP is always on. A lot of their desicions/responses in general are naive/out of touch in terms of how people play. Like with how they treated the bannings. Or how PVP is (was?) handled.
Here's a quick fun fact: if a game is being hyped with purely technical info, such as how detailed the graphics are, or how big the map is, it's not a good game. Good games hype you up with story elements, fun mechanics, and beautiful music. The second Todd said "16x the detail", I knew we were in for a shitstorm. But no one could have predicted the extent. I remember Jim Sterling kept delaying their video because 76's addition to controversy never ended.
@@plugshirt1762 Oh please cope much FNV was very flawed yet I still liked it Bethesda Fallout is great they had only one major flop and it is better now not great but still so please just stop Interplay is gone get over it.
You watched the Fallout 76 video, so I don't think I'm alone when I say that now you've gotta watch Internet Historian's "The Engoodening of No Man's Sky" video, its fantastic, and has a much happier ending.
Ah, Fallout 76 fiasco...I remember it happening in real time, since I follow AJS and YongYea, and I've seen other esseys that came out at the time. and I was enjoying the outrage and Bathesda being incompetent hacks. I remember the no-NPC's empty state, I remember the lack of refunds(in US at least), the hacking and stealing and cheating done by players and unsucessful bans. It's such a "I was there, Gandalf..." thing for me. also Intenret Historian didn't mention it, but the bag wasn't the only thing wrong with the package of merch people got. The helmet for the armour was moldy/grew mold very quick so they had to limit/recall it...bc obvious health risks.
Bethesda is a roaming trashfire, and it always has been since the start of the company. This is their constant state of existence, and somehow, in some way, Todd _always_ convinces the masses that this is the time it won't be the case. And then it's the case. Again. The Bethesda fans will point to, like, Morrowind, but that's still a wildfire-meets-local-dump. It just omits noxious fumes that has the effect of huffing paint so we pretend the gross parts are OK since we're high as shit. It'll happen again, too. Elder Scrolls 6 will eventually be released and the people will be full of hope, people will buy into the hype. And they will be crushed. Watch it happen. Revel in it.
About those power armor helmets. The official ones from Bethesda were fine. It was specifically the Gamestop exclusive Nuka Cola one that had the mold issue, which from what I remember was licensed but not directly made by the same company Bethesda used.
@@StygianIkazuchi Either way, it's amazing that the moldy helmets were Fallout 76 themed. Like the gods above just decided to shit on an already blazing dumpster fire.
ua-cam.com/video/Io3fs0hGobA/v-deo.htmlsi=K-3adZUVyYu_wzj- Here’s a link to it it’s essentially a superhero anime movie trilogy made by a legit cult they have 9 movies in total and they each get progressively more insane with each entry the super hero ones are the most insane out of all them and nux is the villain in the last two as a demon spider anime pretty boy
oh... fallout 76 didn't have a bad launch. it was a disaster layered with more controversy, bad PR, and bad merch --borderline-- to being a scam edit: I was being a bit... charitable. but the replies convinced me so I'm striking out "borderline"
The thing about bethesda is, they were on a downward slope for years and literally anyone with pattern recognition could see fallout 76 was going to be a mess.... No one expected it to be a complete and total shit show though...
This colossal dumpster fire of a game release proved to a lot of longtime fans that they do not deserve our trust or money until they prove to us that they care enough to do a good job with their products again.
I knew after I just didn't give a shit about Skyrim anymore that Bethesda was creatively bankrupt. Then I bought Fallout 4, because I was always more invested in Fallout than The Elder Scrolls (I have more time played in New Vegas than Oblivion, Skyrim, and Fallout 4 combined). Seeing how uninspired and repetitive FO4 was killed any further interest I had in Bethesda titles. I watched 76 come and go in its waves of controversy with mostly mild disinterest and a few sardonic chuckles. Then came Starfield. I thought, "Who knows, maybe Bethesda learned something from 76 and they'll actually try to get this one right. Literally everyone has seen them at their worst." Then I finally watched the trailer. I saw no less than five animations that have existed since at least Oblivion. And I knew exactly where Starfield was going. Speaking of, it's only been out for about 6.5 months. And I don't think anyone is still talking about it. With any luck, Microsoft will see Bethesda for the stone around their neck that it's going to be, and they'll stake it through the heart and sell its IPs to more capable studios who aren't shackled to a game engine that's older than most of its players.
Being a modern day triple AAA fan at this point is just a humiliation ritual of finding out how much you’re being scammed. Best case scenario the product works as intended, but a few months down the line they release a ultimate version of the game with all the bug fixes and DLC at a fraction of the price you preordered it for.
Me, starts video 37 minutes after it's release. Nux: Noooo, I hate watching peoples dreams die! Me: That's a lie. Nux. That's a lie. Me: Wait! I swear I didn't prewatch this!
I heard there was a guy they asked to reveal an exploit he found, and he said he'll only tell them if they write a 500 word essay on why they shouldnt release an incomplete game.
How have they not been sued to oblivion? simple, civil lawsuits take years and video game companies can patch a game to playable before they actually make it to court.
I just watched this and thought, "man, I wonder how things are going to go for Bethesda with their next released game." For about ten minutes, I completely forgot Starfield came out.
One of the fiascos that wasnt covered here is that it was discovered that a helmet armor merch made to promote this game and sold at gamestop, was capable of accumulating mold inside of it, which can cause many kinds of infections.
He made the video before it came out that the power armor edition helmets were full of mold so you can add that to the 76 lore as well. i wouldnt be surprised if at some point we find out the toy soldiers pack contains cyanide or asbestos
@@HunterAnsorge-ok9jk inherently garbage perfectly describes the last 10 years of Bethesda stories AND games. People on hard core drugs write better stories May be a bit of a hot take but I think it started with Skyrim, most of Skyrim’s story is garbage when ya look at it
When he googled Todd i died laughing The best part is the video did not talk about all the crazy problem the game had even on just launch that are crazy unreal Aaaand now we have Starfield whuch isnt a scam... but is equally terrible mess that should not happen. There is sinply no reason to be hyped for Elder Scrolls VI
I loved how he tried to play on the idea that the game was the most realistic fallout experience cuz it was how a real apocalypse would be like with how awful it is and that’s hilarious lol Good we bullied him into watching the ad, W! But for real they are great ads and this was one of his weaker ads not even the best ones, the Nordman ads are top tier ones tho. I need more SCP, more Fallout, more internet historian, and adventure time from Nuxs. Also need him to check out BEYBLADE!!!
I've been calling Todd a scumbag since TES4: Oblivion, and no one flipping listened. Between throwing out that game's original art style to make it "more Lord of the Rings" because the LoTR movies were popular then, to the Horse Armor dlc... Every single thing people have been complaining about Bethesda for the past decade has been going on at least a decade longer than that, for anyone with the sense to see the logical endpoints of trends in the company.
Cyberpunk 2077 redeemed itself. Bethesda could learn something from how CD Projekt Red handled their disastrous launch and turned it into a great gaming experience.
They actually have if you look at how they handle things now and how they have fixet most of fallout 76. Most notable their newest game: Starfields biggest and critic is that it is boring. Although for me they still have a way to go to redeem them selfes
@@HunterAnsorge-ok9jk When you want to make a point about the ages of the games, you have to get the ages of the games right. That shouldn't be hard to understand.
I HIGHLY recommend the Villainpedia episodes on The Master and Frank Horrigan (the villains of Fallout 1 and 2 respectively), they are 2 really good characters and these videos go in depth on why fans love them so much!
Nux MUST watch that "this character made people religious " video. Its an amazing vídeo and it makes complete sense considering that he is reacting to lots of fallout related stuff.
Well, Cyberpunk 76 had a horrible release BUT Fallout 76 was handled significantly worse with so many controversies that, in my opinion, Bethesda f8cked up way worse
That lady that was cheering was a major mod Creator for Fallout & Skyrim. Some of her mods were featured in thr Official Bethesda Mods Stores for Fallout 4 & Skyrim Anniversary
I wished you knew spanish because theres a video of a youtuber called Menipipol that also talked about how trashed was Fallout 76 launch. Also he missed to talk how gamestop launched a power armor helmet like the one that came with the power armor edition of the game to advertise it and the helmet turned out to have mold inside
47:41 It's illegal in the US too. People often cite Black Friday deals as scams, but the reality is that those products were made exclusively for Black Friday with high MSRPs just so that stores could claim they had a huge discount. Once the Christmas holiday season is over, "oh, that's now the clearance price."
part of the problem was they were set on a release date and there was no chance of a push back. i have seen people say thats not a thing and i so like to point out fallout 76.
There was also the Power Armor helmet fiasco where the really costly pre-order bonus, a life-size model of the helmet, was contaminated with black mold spores.
It came out after the video was released but one set of the Power Armor Edition (produced by GameStop) was recalled due to mold concerns in the helmet. 26:44
I started playing 76 for the first time since launch on Saturday now 5 days later can confirm it is much much much better. Im throughly enjoying myself. They pulled a No Mans Sky.
The carry weight exploit made the game playable. With all the junk you need to carry weighing you down, limited storage that didnt take your weight lowering perks into consideration, and selling rates of these materials being negligible, eventually you were going to be overencumbered with no way to lower it aside from just trashing stuff. Their excuse for combatting the exploit was that the inlimited carry weight was bogging down the server load. Keep in mind, in the inventory, all these items are are probably just strings of text code, and a number indicating the amount of the item. Logic says that having 1 million of something wont be any more of a load than having 10 of them, unless you were to drop all of them on the ground. This is why you can have an inventory full of furniture on the building mode of genshin, but have limited load space when actuallly placing the items in the game. Big surprise that when the paid 1'st service was released, it gave paying players unlimited storage. What happened to the overwelmed load?
I started playing Fallout 76 again for the first time since launch and I have actually enjoying myself. Its way different and much for fun to play. I got some of my friends to join me and we are having a great time.
Just a heads up for you nux, internet historians ads pretty much have their own concurrent lore to them this one was like his most boring one, if you actually enjoyed this one then we promise you that youll like all the others lol
Fun fact. I played like a year ago. Sat down in a raider camp near a friend. I was friendly to the raiders, he was not. What did I sit on? A raider, that got up to go to combat. I was then stuck to the chair, but not in it. I was air sitting and could move. It was so broken i couldn’t even access the menu to respawn. I proceeded to make car noises until I ran into a wall and force quit the game for lols. Great time. I never bought the game, worth. I got it free
Nux, the beta was quite literally hinted at what was to come. Day one of the pc beta the beta deleted itself when players tried to start it up so bethesda had to push the pc beta back a day just to fix it. This is not a joke it happened and I was one of the ones to get the beta deleted.
Y'know the worst part? I pre-ordered this dumpsterfire on console and it all ran fine for me. It's just a boring fucking game, besides the usual Bethesda "standard of quality"
I demand more Internet Historian! The no man’s sky video would be a natural next watch, but all his videos are excellent. I would highly recommend the Area 51 video as well
Glad you're watching this so at least your audience gets a reminder. With the hype of the show being good, people need to remember this when the Fallout 5 trailer is inevitably released. Don't preorder that crap or even buy it the first day or two. Wait till the suckers with no long term memory buy it and start putting out reviews and make sure they haven't pulled another 76 on everyone.
A few months back a buddy of mine had me play Fallout 76 with him, and that first day i found a bugged Deathclaw that came put of the ground and was frozen in place, which just let me punch it to death
I pre-ordered Fallout 76... not due to the hype but because I knew the clusterf**k Merve nuke fired at point blank at point blank range 😂 Gouls T-Posing ascending to the relm of the gods while eating some other players arse as I watch in real time through the scope of a sniper rifle.
I remember watching my favorite streamer play this day one, because he is a huge Fallout fan. Like he got the $200 version and everything. You could see him get heartbroken in real time while playing and I felt so bad for him. He tried playing it for like 2-3 streams and then never touched it again.
I remember setting up a black titanium farm near death claw island had to rebuild my base from scratch 10 times before they add the scrap previous base for materials.
A hilarious but horrible fumble was one particular Collector’s Edition helmet was recalled. Why? Because this one model was discovered to be growing MOLD. Also they have/had a subscription service. Fallout First for $100 a year. And pretty much everything in it had some sort of problem or massive issue like the scrap box that promised unlimited storage to just eat your scrap.
I remember watching the fallout drama play out, and then seeing this video came out, honestly one of my favorite times to be one of my internet, but one of my least favorite times as a gamer, just seeing a game like fallout crash like this. Deffidently made me become a lot more skeptical, since it effected me on I guess more "emotional" level. Glad I never spent any money on all of this junk "Never forget the canvas bag"
Lotta those bugs I never even saw at launch, plenty of trouble but nothing really worse then any other Bethesda games. It really was the merch & other physical rewards + garbage PR with over promising & under delivering. A LOT of the people raging really had garbage self control aswell, they went straight for CoD lobby levels of toxic WAY to quick.
Hey nux, if enjoying people being disappointed and suffering is something that bothers you try Shaudenfreude. Enjoying bad things happening to bad people is morally clean and no less delicious. Also, you HAVE to react to the "It Just Works" song. It's gold.
Can’t wait for more Internet Historian reactions. His series on Fancy stuff is amazing. And you already have watched one of the videos. Why not the rest. By the way, he has two other channels, Incognito Mode, and Story mode (not sure about this one’s name). But incognito mode is just as good as his main channel imo.
I'm not sure what to think of him since the Man in Cave plagiarism thing. I just wish he had at least explained himself after it was revealed. All his videos are great, but this lack of transparency leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
So Nux now has to watch Internet Historian's No Man Sky video and compare it with how horribly Bethesda handled this.
“Dude it’s just Cyberpunk all over again 🤦♂️”
Surprisingly Fallout 76 pulled a no man's sky somehow, the game is arguably better than 4, they basically just made a whole new game within 5 years.
The game didn't even have NPCS at launch, now it has a campaign that's alike to 3 - New Vegas
Yes
When the latest update dropped, there were memes saying "Sean stop, we forgave you 6 free updates ago!"
@@lhd1008Sean should answer "CAN'T HEAR OVER THIS NEW UPDATE!!" while releasing a new update
"The Engodinning of No man Sky" is another great vid from Historian
Fantastic video, and the game has only kept improving since. True turnaround
@@dudeguy8686 the true opposite of this vid :D
@@kaik.9497 the duality of man xD
He should watch it next, for comparison.
YESSSS! I WAS HERE TO COMMENT THIS LOL! EVERYONE LIKE THE FCK OUTTA THIS COMMENT PLLLLZZZZZ!!
I remembered the utter nightmare of making DayZ, a moddable sandbox, less vulnerable to hacking.
I remembered the jank that was Skyrim.
Fallout 76 was literally impossible from the word go.
Not impossible modders literally has multiplayer mods for New Vegas. Bethesda wasnt ready for Todd's Craziness, nobody was and we all believed him too. Well most, I definitely did at least
76 launched with exploits that were already presevnt in fallout 4 and already known back then
tbh I had fun with my friend group because we knew enough of bethesda's engine shit to find ton of exploits and ways to break the game which was fun (so basically breaking the game was fun, not playing the game, because the game was bugged af anyways xD)
also the fact that they added a limited stash space was all me and my friend needed to know they were going to add a sub to get bigger stash it was a huge giveaway
@@pejman3 for real i remmember my friend just having a broken melee build one hitting everything while trying to break the game constantly. most of my fun with 76 came from playing amongst multiple friend groups on private servers.
I wanna see how upset he'd get from watching "Cost of Concordia"
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everytime nux stops to react in the back of my head i just hear a little "but wait, theres more"
When he talked about doxxing in the address part, I was like “Just you wait!”
I'd argue this was worse than the Cyberpunk launch simply because of everything surrounding it.
Cyberpunk was buggy, but the hate was exasperated by the fact it didn’t live up to the hype
When Edgerunners came out, people started to actually enjoy the game because aside from the bug patches, they were able to go into the game without the massive hype behind it
@@hilotakenaka cyberpunk was just a bad launch due to bugs and people being incapable of managing expectations. F76 had a bad launch, bad pr, a lawsuit and was overall a scam. I don't recall any cdpr devs telling players to write an essay or refusing refunds.
@@sebastianearick4488 lets not downplay it, cyberpunks launch was absolutely horrible, everything from gameplay to optimization, not to mention they actively hid and lied about how it ran, even just weeks from release after 4 delays
@@90bubbel60 would you trust a studio with one bad launch and will likely never have one again or a studio that has a history of bad launches and gets free passes from the mindless drones that are its fans and is run my a snake oil salesman?
@@sebastianearick4488lmao nope. Cdpr also scammed people with the game. The only difference is they don't scam with merchandise and microtrans, they only did it with the game due to executive changes.
Did you forget that they forged the entire 18 mins of gameplay footage back in 2018 only to find out it's not a game, it's just a graphic rendered video.
People like you who just only focus on the worst corpo and forget the less worse ones will keep making mistakes and keep funding those corpos moneys and the cycle repeat
Definitely more Internet Historian! As a few others have mentioned, The Engoodening of No Man's Sky is like if this story had a happy ending, so it's a great one to check out next
(also, the ad time in the Fallout 76 video was by far one of the most restrained and coherent ad reads of his career)
I don't remember who had the video, but you should see how bad the monetization is for diablo immortal. 500k for a fully upgraded character is nuts.
It's by Josh Strife Hayes
Yeah Diablo Immoral is a disgusting game, and sadly makes a ton of money because people are fucking idiots. The customers are ruining gaming by continuing to buy this shit.
Good old Diablo Immoral
That's ingame gold and not real world money, right?..... That's ingame gold and not real world money......Right?
@@bioshogushin606 ...He he...hehehe...heheHAHAHAHAHAHA 🤣
The saddest oart? They had TWO ooen betas before it launched. Just let that sink in, it was horrendous.
I remember those. Both times, the players were like, "Wow, this is literally unplayable, you can't sell this, bro." And Bethesda was like, "Uh, well, we're not beta testing for that, we're just testing if the servers can handle the loads." And players were like, "No, they can't at all, they crash all the time!", to which Bethesda said, "Well, that's good enough, we're selling it now."
Hey man did you fix your P key yet?
My hype took a Fat Man to the face the moment I witnessed Todd say the word "online."
I was right to pass up 76, and if these last 6 years are anything to go by, Elder Scrolls 6 is probably better off staying vaporware.
I knew it was over the moment Bethesda’s name went next to a fallout game lol
The first (and biggest) red flag for me was when they were saying something about bow other players would be the "NPCs". They were genuinely describing it like they wanted players to treat it like a roleplaying server and play roles. And I'm just sitting there thinking how naive/out of touch someone had to be to think people would do that by default in a looter-shooter. Especially one where PVP is always on.
A lot of their desicions/responses in general are naive/out of touch in terms of how people play. Like with how they treated the bannings. Or how PVP is (was?) handled.
Here's a quick fun fact: if a game is being hyped with purely technical info, such as how detailed the graphics are, or how big the map is, it's not a good game. Good games hype you up with story elements, fun mechanics, and beautiful music.
The second Todd said "16x the detail", I knew we were in for a shitstorm. But no one could have predicted the extent. I remember Jim Sterling kept delaying their video because 76's addition to controversy never ended.
No its not Elder Scrolls 6 is signal player stop being a doomer.
@@plugshirt1762 Oh please cope much FNV was very flawed yet I still liked it Bethesda Fallout is great they had only one major flop and it is better now not great but still so please just stop Interplay is gone get over it.
You watched the Fallout 76 video, so I don't think I'm alone when I say that now you've gotta watch Internet Historian's "The Engoodening of No Man's Sky" video, its fantastic, and has a much happier ending.
yes my yearly rewatch of this video
Ah, Fallout 76 fiasco...I remember it happening in real time, since I follow AJS and YongYea, and I've seen other esseys that came out at the time. and I was enjoying the outrage and Bathesda being incompetent hacks. I remember the no-NPC's empty state, I remember the lack of refunds(in US at least), the hacking and stealing and cheating done by players and unsucessful bans. It's such a "I was there, Gandalf..." thing for me. also Intenret Historian didn't mention it, but the bag wasn't the only thing wrong with the package of merch people got. The helmet for the armour was moldy/grew mold very quick so they had to limit/recall it...bc obvious health risks.
So was I, sometimes I enjoy a good corporate dumpster fire more than the product itself
The whole story of the preorders alone is wild.
The game was rigged from the start..
Bethesda is a roaming trashfire, and it always has been since the start of the company. This is their constant state of existence, and somehow, in some way, Todd _always_ convinces the masses that this is the time it won't be the case. And then it's the case. Again. The Bethesda fans will point to, like, Morrowind, but that's still a wildfire-meets-local-dump. It just omits noxious fumes that has the effect of huffing paint so we pretend the gross parts are OK since we're high as shit. It'll happen again, too. Elder Scrolls 6 will eventually be released and the people will be full of hope, people will buy into the hype. And they will be crushed. Watch it happen. Revel in it.
About those power armor helmets. The official ones from Bethesda were fine. It was specifically the Gamestop exclusive Nuka Cola one that had the mold issue, which from what I remember was licensed but not directly made by the same company Bethesda used.
@@StygianIkazuchi Either way, it's amazing that the moldy helmets were Fallout 76 themed. Like the gods above just decided to shit on an already blazing dumpster fire.
Fun fact nux you show up on a happy science anime movie as the villain twice
What was the anime?
@@avalonknight1807 It's a series of anime made by a Japanese cult, Mothers Basement does a great job covering them.
ua-cam.com/video/Io3fs0hGobA/v-deo.htmlsi=K-3adZUVyYu_wzj-
Here’s a link to it it’s essentially a superhero anime movie trilogy made by a legit cult they have 9 movies in total and they each get progressively more insane with each entry the super hero ones are the most insane out of all them and nux is the villain in the last two as a demon spider anime pretty boy
oh... fallout 76 didn't have a bad launch. it was a disaster layered with more controversy, bad PR, and bad merch --borderline-- to being a scam
edit: I was being a bit... charitable. but the replies convinced me so I'm striking out "borderline"
The merch definitely was a scam
One could even say the launch went… nuclear?
@@EnzoZambrotti it went Chernobyl
Borderline??? It was a scam lol
Borderline hazardous, I'd say. Cause power helmets with mold
I hope he doesn't skip the adtime this time. That's illegal for an internet historian video
Faxs 📠 if he skips it we riot!
im at like 5 min in lmao 😂 its a requirement for every internet historian vid
He did it! W! We roasted him into doing it!
24:25 confirmed lmao 😂 he learneddd lmaoo
we gotta have him watch the costa concordia internet historian vid or maybe the virus covid ones lmao hed love em😂
The thing about bethesda is, they were on a downward slope for years and literally anyone with pattern recognition could see fallout 76 was going to be a mess....
No one expected it to be a complete and total shit show though...
This colossal dumpster fire of a game release proved to a lot of longtime fans that they do not deserve our trust or money until they prove to us that they care enough to do a good job with their products again.
I knew after I just didn't give a shit about Skyrim anymore that Bethesda was creatively bankrupt. Then I bought Fallout 4, because I was always more invested in Fallout than The Elder Scrolls (I have more time played in New Vegas than Oblivion, Skyrim, and Fallout 4 combined). Seeing how uninspired and repetitive FO4 was killed any further interest I had in Bethesda titles.
I watched 76 come and go in its waves of controversy with mostly mild disinterest and a few sardonic chuckles.
Then came Starfield. I thought, "Who knows, maybe Bethesda learned something from 76 and they'll actually try to get this one right. Literally everyone has seen them at their worst." Then I finally watched the trailer. I saw no less than five animations that have existed since at least Oblivion. And I knew exactly where Starfield was going.
Speaking of, it's only been out for about 6.5 months. And I don't think anyone is still talking about it. With any luck, Microsoft will see Bethesda for the stone around their neck that it's going to be, and they'll stake it through the heart and sell its IPs to more capable studios who aren't shackled to a game engine that's older than most of its players.
people had low expectations, and it wasn't low enough
Ya I thought it was going to be as bad as the elder scrolls online launch, not actual unplayable garbage.
And yet, a lot of people were still excited about Starfield.🤦
Being a modern day triple AAA fan at this point is just a humiliation ritual of finding out how much you’re being scammed. Best case scenario the product works as intended, but a few months down the line they release a ultimate version of the game with all the bug fixes and DLC at a fraction of the price you preordered it for.
First note
50gb (on some systems it was about 60 i think) was day one PATCH, not the game
Me, starts video 37 minutes after it's release.
Nux: Noooo, I hate watching peoples dreams die!
Me: That's a lie.
Nux. That's a lie.
Me: Wait! I swear I didn't prewatch this!
The real prewatch was the chat who types along the way
fun fact, the art at 11:34 is from infamous r34 artist Shadman
The Goat
this comment aged poorly..
@@dandelyon1830 not really, Shad has been a blight on the internet for years
@@TheAngryMoth104 fair
You definetly need to react to The Chalkeaters song "It Just Works"
Could you imagine if in dark souls you could wall clip into the final boss fight.
Yes, yes I can imagine that.
It would be a speed run challenge and some crazy person would be able to do it.
lol for real what an odd example. Dark souls is an amazing game but it’s not exactly known for its lack of jank
@@plugshirt1762Sekiro speedruns literally used an exploit to skip a huge amount of the game.
literally my first thought was "haha about that"
Can’t wait for cost of Concordia that’s gonna be a fun watch
I heard there was a guy they asked to reveal an exploit he found, and he said he'll only tell them if they write a 500 word essay on why they shouldnt release an incomplete game.
How have they not been sued to oblivion? simple, civil lawsuits take years and video game companies can patch a game to playable before they actually make it to court.
Yes, but selling a product with errors beyond of what any person could consider normal shuld be able to win the lawsuit.
37:48
His laughing fit xD That's low key so wholesome and contagious? I couldn't help but laugh along xD And it lasts so long too!
I just watched this and thought, "man, I wonder how things are going to go for Bethesda with their next released game."
For about ten minutes, I completely forgot Starfield came out.
One of the fiascos that wasnt covered here is that it was discovered that a helmet armor merch made to promote this game and sold at gamestop, was capable of accumulating mold inside of it, which can cause many kinds of infections.
Nux- "At what point is this considered a scam?"
Me- "When theres a class action lawsuit"
Several minutes later
CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT
Ahh there it is
1:30 Ha! They do now after Edgerunners.
Before Edgerunners came out, I wasn't even willing to give Cyberpunk a chance. Needless to say, I am now
@@classyrobot5648greatest ad campaign if all time lol
The Beta for this game was ONE WEEK before the launch, it wasn't ready, they knew it wasn't ready.
He made the video before it came out that the power armor edition helmets were full of mold so you can add that to the 76 lore as well. i wouldnt be surprised if at some point we find out the toy soldiers pack contains cyanide or asbestos
I just realized all the five star Nuka Dark reviews were posted by Fallout characters (Preston Garvey, Sheffield, Liberty Prime, etc.)
49:39 Joke's on you: They already made (Elder Scrolls IV) Oblivion; if they get sent there, they can just glitch their way out.
If ya had told me a decade ago I’d shun Bethesda at the bare minimum I’d laugh in your laugh
Two words: horse armor
Yeah I had to play fallout 4 a few times to realize it’s story is inherently garbage
@@HunterAnsorge-ok9jk inherently garbage perfectly describes the last 10 years of Bethesda stories AND games. People on hard core drugs write better stories
May be a bit of a hot take but I think it started with Skyrim, most of Skyrim’s story is garbage when ya look at it
Ya same with blizzard
And it pisses on any good karma runs of Fallout 3
I like how the ending to this video leads up to people being disappointed in starfield years later
"They ban men, women, and black people" I didn't know black people were the third gender.
When he googled Todd i died laughing
The best part is the video did not talk about all the crazy problem the game had even on just launch that are crazy unreal
Aaaand now we have Starfield whuch isnt a scam... but is equally terrible mess that should not happen. There is sinply no reason to be hyped for Elder Scrolls VI
38:19 nux's laugh is pretty cute lmao
I loved how he tried to play on the idea that the game was the most realistic fallout experience cuz it was how a real apocalypse would be like with how awful it is and that’s hilarious lol
Good we bullied him into watching the ad, W! But for real they are great ads and this was one of his weaker ads not even the best ones, the Nordman ads are top tier ones tho.
I need more SCP, more Fallout, more internet historian, and adventure time from Nuxs. Also need him to check out BEYBLADE!!!
I dropped my Like. I'm gonna need Internet Historian's No Man's Sky vid from you next, Nux. DON'T SKIP THE AFTER CREDITS
"They banned men, women, AND black people."
😂 Bro rage baits as easy as he breathes, and I love it 😂
How is sniperwolf not in prison? She must use the Kamala knees defense.
At this point, I don’t think it’s possible to not see that Tom , and Bethesda in general, is a scumbag
I've been calling Todd a scumbag since TES4: Oblivion, and no one flipping listened.
Between throwing out that game's original art style to make it "more Lord of the Rings" because the LoTR movies were popular then, to the Horse Armor dlc... Every single thing people have been complaining about Bethesda for the past decade has been going on at least a decade longer than that, for anyone with the sense to see the logical endpoints of trends in the company.
Cyberpunk 2077 redeemed itself. Bethesda could learn something from how CD Projekt Red handled their disastrous launch and turned it into a great gaming experience.
Cyberpunk is also 3 years old while 76 is 8
They actually have if you look at how they handle things now and how they have fixet most of fallout 76. Most notable their newest game: Starfields biggest and critic is that it is boring. Although for me they still have a way to go to redeem them selfes
@@HunterAnsorge-ok9jk Fallout 76 is turning 6 this year, what are you on about?
@@TheWebberLegacy oh my god he was so wrong about the year a fucking video game game out 🤡🤡🤡
@@HunterAnsorge-ok9jk When you want to make a point about the ages of the games, you have to get the ages of the games right. That shouldn't be hard to understand.
I HIGHLY recommend the Villainpedia episodes on The Master and Frank Horrigan (the villains of Fallout 1 and 2 respectively), they are 2 really good characters and these videos go in depth on why fans love them so much!
Nux MUST watch that "this character made people religious " video. Its an amazing vídeo and it makes complete sense considering that he is reacting to lots of fallout related stuff.
If we're going down the Fallout. Nux could do every Fallout vault
lol at the 2:50 mark I just thought of Nux going You're unhappy and you are unhappy doing a keanu impression
Well, Cyberpunk 76 had a horrible release BUT Fallout 76 was handled significantly worse with so many controversies that, in my opinion, Bethesda f8cked up way worse
You mean Cyberpunk 2077?
@@adiaphoros6842 Nah, more like Fallout 2077.
That lady that was cheering was a major mod Creator for Fallout & Skyrim. Some of her mods were featured in thr Official Bethesda Mods Stores for Fallout 4 & Skyrim Anniversary
So hyped Nux discovered internet historian. The fallout one has to be in my top 3
dude this was cyberpunk BEFORE Cyberpunk
I really wanna see Nyx react to the Internet Historian's dramatic retelling of My Immortal
I'd say his video about No Man's Sky is even greater! Would love to see you react to it!
11:34 That's some classic Shadman right there
"Can you imagine playing Dark Souls and you can just wall clip right up to the final boss?"
Uh yeah I can, because you can.
thats called a speed run LOL
I wished you knew spanish because theres a video of a youtuber called Menipipol that also talked about how trashed was Fallout 76 launch.
Also he missed to talk how gamestop launched a power armor helmet like the one that came with the power armor edition of the game to advertise it and the helmet turned out to have mold inside
47:41 It's illegal in the US too. People often cite Black Friday deals as scams, but the reality is that those products were made exclusively for Black Friday with high MSRPs just so that stores could claim they had a huge discount. Once the Christmas holiday season is over, "oh, that's now the clearance price."
Really Wanna see him watch the Internet Historian No Mans Sky video and any of the many Fallout Vault Deep Dive compilations
part of the problem was they were set on a release date and there was no chance of a push back. i have seen people say thats not a thing and i so like to point out fallout 76.
There was also the Power Armor helmet fiasco where the really costly pre-order bonus, a life-size model of the helmet, was contaminated with black mold spores.
It came out after the video was released but one set of the Power Armor Edition (produced by GameStop) was recalled due to mold concerns in the helmet. 26:44
So happy to see you learn to appreciate the glory that is IH's ad segment.
Waiting for individual vault lore vids, we need it
I started playing 76 for the first time since launch on Saturday now 5 days later can confirm it is much much much better. Im throughly enjoying myself. They pulled a No Mans Sky.
The carry weight exploit made the game playable. With all the junk you need to carry weighing you down, limited storage that didnt take your weight lowering perks into consideration, and selling rates of these materials being negligible, eventually you were going to be overencumbered with no way to lower it aside from just trashing stuff.
Their excuse for combatting the exploit was that the inlimited carry weight was bogging down the server load. Keep in mind, in the inventory, all these items are are probably just strings of text code, and a number indicating the amount of the item. Logic says that having 1 million of something wont be any more of a load than having 10 of them, unless you were to drop all of them on the ground. This is why you can have an inventory full of furniture on the building mode of genshin, but have limited load space when actuallly placing the items in the game.
Big surprise that when the paid 1'st service was released, it gave paying players unlimited storage. What happened to the overwelmed load?
Oh man, this brings back memories. I kept thinking “there’s no way the situation can get worse.” Yet the catastrophes continuously came.
I started playing Fallout 76 again for the first time since launch and I have actually enjoying myself. Its way different and much for fun to play. I got some of my friends to join me and we are having a great time.
Just a heads up for you nux, internet historians ads pretty much have their own concurrent lore to them this one was like his most boring one, if you actually enjoyed this one then we promise you that youll like all the others lol
I highly recommend the No Man's Sky by Internet Historian if you want a redemtion story. But make sure to watch til the end theres a bonus story
Fun fact. I played like a year ago.
Sat down in a raider camp near a friend. I was friendly to the raiders, he was not.
What did I sit on? A raider, that got up to go to combat.
I was then stuck to the chair, but not in it. I was air sitting and could move.
It was so broken i couldn’t even access the menu to respawn.
I proceeded to make car noises until I ran into a wall and force quit the game for lols.
Great time. I never bought the game, worth. I got it free
Nux, the beta was quite literally hinted at what was to come. Day one of the pc beta the beta deleted itself when players tried to start it up so bethesda had to push the pc beta back a day just to fix it. This is not a joke it happened and I was one of the ones to get the beta deleted.
Y'know the worst part? I pre-ordered this dumpsterfire on console and it all ran fine for me. It's just a boring fucking game, besides the usual Bethesda "standard of quality"
I demand more Internet Historian! The no man’s sky video would be a natural next watch, but all his videos are excellent. I would highly recommend the Area 51 video as well
The No man sky video from internet historien is one of my faves and I recommend seeing that one, Boss.
Glad you're watching this so at least your audience gets a reminder. With the hype of the show being good, people need to remember this when the Fallout 5 trailer is inevitably released. Don't preorder that crap or even buy it the first day or two. Wait till the suckers with no long term memory buy it and start putting out reviews and make sure they haven't pulled another 76 on everyone.
Dude you’re not alone. I always break out into a giggle fit when I think about all the people who waited for a PvE mode in overwatch 2 XD
A few months back a buddy of mine had me play Fallout 76 with him, and that first day i found a bugged Deathclaw that came put of the ground and was frozen in place, which just let me punch it to death
I pre-ordered Fallout 76... not due to the hype but because I knew the clusterf**k Merve nuke fired at point blank at point blank range 😂 Gouls T-Posing ascending to the relm of the gods while eating some other players arse as I watch in real time through the scope of a sniper rifle.
"Imagine if you got less experience every time you defeated a pokemon"
Um
*looks at the diminishing returns on exp inpokemon black and white*
😐
I remember watching my favorite streamer play this day one, because he is a huge Fallout fan. Like he got the $200 version and everything. You could see him get heartbroken in real time while playing and I felt so bad for him. He tried playing it for like 2-3 streams and then never touched it again.
not video game related but another couple of great internet historian videos are the Area 51 and the cost of concordia
I remember setting up a black titanium farm near death claw island had to rebuild my base from scratch 10 times before they add the scrap previous base for materials.
6:25 favorite reaction. It just got real for a second lol
My favorite was the account bound storage chest that deleted the items you put in it. Lmfao comedy gold!
They also had a bit of an issue with the Gamestop's Collector Edition helmet having toxic mold in it.
So HYPED you watched it!
One of my favourite vids of all time!!!!
A hilarious but horrible fumble was one particular Collector’s Edition helmet was recalled. Why? Because this one model was discovered to be growing MOLD.
Also they have/had a subscription service. Fallout First for $100 a year. And pretty much everything in it had some sort of problem or massive issue like the scrap box that promised unlimited storage to just eat your scrap.
I remember watching the fallout drama play out, and then seeing this video came out, honestly one of my favorite times to be one of my internet, but one of my least favorite times as a gamer, just seeing a game like fallout crash like this. Deffidently made me become a lot more skeptical, since it effected me on I guess more "emotional" level. Glad I never spent any money on all of this junk
"Never forget the canvas bag"
Someone else said it, but nux now NEEDS to see the Internet Historian video about No Man's Sky.
You have to watch the vault stuff next
Lotta those bugs I never even saw at launch, plenty of trouble but nothing really worse then any other Bethesda games. It really was the merch & other physical rewards + garbage PR with over promising & under delivering.
A LOT of the people raging really had garbage self control aswell, they went straight for CoD lobby levels of toxic WAY to quick.
I finally get to a video 1 minute after posting, and i already see 2 bot comments
Hey nux, if enjoying people being disappointed and suffering is something that bothers you try Shaudenfreude. Enjoying bad things happening to bad people is morally clean and no less delicious.
Also, you HAVE to react to the "It Just Works" song. It's gold.
After this you SHOULD watch Internet Historian on No Man Sky!
Can’t wait for more Internet Historian reactions. His series on Fancy stuff is amazing. And you already have watched one of the videos. Why not the rest. By the way, he has two other channels, Incognito Mode, and Story mode (not sure about this one’s name). But incognito mode is just as good as his main channel imo.
I'm not sure what to think of him since the Man in Cave plagiarism thing. I just wish he had at least explained himself after it was revealed. All his videos are great, but this lack of transparency leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
@@vianneyb.8776why the fuck do you care?
Smart car? Now that's an old-school reference
Nux must watch more Internet historian videos!