Vault 101 Survivors in Fallout 4? - Fallout 4's Greatest Unsolved Mystery
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- Fallout 4 and indeed the entire Fallout franchise are both filled with incredible mysteries and strange, unexplained happenings. However, one mystery that I never felt got the attention it deserved in Fallout 4 centers around the curious connections between the settlement of Covenant and Vault 101. What may initially seem like a simple Easter Egg seems to be far larger and could carry some major implications on the Fallout universe's lore. So today we'll be taking a look at what I personally consider to be Fallout 4's greatest unsolved mystery.
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Oh boy, this one was a long one! Huge thanks to the various modders and folks who helped by scoure Fallout 4 and Fallout 3's gamefiles (really, they did most of the scouring) and if you'd like to experience that broken scene for yourself, here's a link to the patch created by CreatyChameleon - www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/44683/
Also, I still can't get over the fact we accidentally stumbled upon a lost piece of content when making this.
TheEpicNate315 well it fine
This was a good theory
Amazing discovery
@TheEpicNate315 could the residents of Covinent be related to the player in Fallout 3, because we never actually learn what their last name is, or what they do after the ending of Fallout 3. Plus there is enough time between fallout 3 and 4, and it would explain the Vault-Tec security armor. Now let me explain the armor, in fallout 3 the armor is black, and like you said there is 10 years between fallout 3 and 4. There is enough time for the helmet for example to rust, givin the sparatic weather of the wasteland and long distance between the the Commonwealth and the play area of fallout 3. And even if the lone wanderer isn't the cause of Covinent, there are a few unnamed NPC's in vault 101 that would be the perfect candidate for all the reasons that we have for the creation of Covinent. Now this is just a theory... take it as you will.
if you want to go an extra mile, you could calculate the age of the Vault Security Armor sitch by it's decoloration or condition in comparison with that of other Security Vault Suits from other Vaults. While the coloration may be due to simply painting, it sure looks like they've been around in the wasteland than most SVSs. It also should be noted that while in game FO3 makes it look like The Vault Dweller exited and returned to 101 in matter of weeks or months due to gameplay, lore-wise this may have happened years apart, to the point (like in my first playtrhough) you only notice the SOS signal once you've completed the main storyline. At that point and with clean water it wouldn't be hard to imagine a party of people leaving the vault, getting some supplies and souvenirs and heading towards the commonwealth. Since it is known that Vault Dwellers are sort of easy meat on the wasteland it shouldn't be a surprise to discover that they got rid of their pip-boys as soon as they could, trading them for clothing and food. Of notice is that their pip-boys were just as broken as their genetic pools so getting parts for them and fixing them wouldn't have been worth the trouble after exiting the vault.
Covenant: uses catcher as a hint that someone is a synth due to baseball being forgotten
Pre war character: *visible stress*
my thinking exactly.. like if you answer catcher then what will happen? will you fail? or will they just question it and you go like yeah i was in cryostatis BRUH
European players: *what*
or is it just a crude crass joke about outing gays. as "catchers" would be people who take it in the ass. we will never know...
@@Livingvapour nah it's definitely not that
@@Livingvapour If it was, Bethesda would face a category 5 shitstorm from the alphabet soup brigade.
Dont let this distract you from the fact that the settlement I just marked on your map needs help
thank you Preston
Fuck off Preston
Preston this is why I became a raider. You won’t shut up.
You’re the man Preston
Hello Garvey boy
You know what Vault 101 didn't have? Deezer's Lemonade! Tasty, refreshing, non-irradiated goodness for your taste buds! Don't miss out!
True true but I’d rather not get poisoned
I would love to indulge in some lemonade
It worries me that Strong says it tastes like urine. I think he may be on to something. The question is, who or what provides that urine...?
@@DenMotherArkala Well, people get high off brahmin fumes...
Lmao
"either way, we get payed" -the most fallout line Ive ever heard
Either way I get to kill at least someone
kertio fan yes
kertio fan He is
John Marston
Do they have a synth component if you kill them?
Imagine how awkward it would be being a surviving staff member of vault 111 and running into the sole survivor.
Be a bit hard since they left the vault after a year, so unless ghoulified they are little skellys, the name sole survivor always iirked me, Shaun survived vault 111 as well.
@@joepesci6657 Well he is The Sole Survivor he was the last one to make it out, lol.
Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
@@joepesci6657 I think "Sole Survivor" can apply to the end of the game. No matter what, Shaun dies. Therefore, you are the Sole Survivor of 111. However during the story, technically no, you are not the Sole Survivor.
It's been 200 years so ghoul?
Todd Howard : Stop over thinking
Nate : No, I don't think I will
Yep that is what Nate does
"Hey. How's it going guys. Nate here, and Todd won't take my calls anymore, because I questioned him to death."
@@leegaul2161 the only thing that killed anyone is this tard's pronunciation of the word "vault".
The timeline easily works. We know for a fact that Vault 101 had a short period of openness when they not only sent out scouts, and even allowed at least two people (James and his newborn child, the player character) to immigrate. I also vaguely recall that they traded with the outside during that point, alternatively they were open enough to let people in so perhaps allowed or unwittingly provided opportunity for some to leave. That means Covenant had 26 years to build up their experimental protocol and reputation, much more plausible. It's also possible that they had a different testing methodology earlier and only changed it when they encountered the traded Vault equipment or ex-Vault member(s).
And this was why I kept this video saved, to point this out. Glad I wasn't the only person to remember this!
@rustkitty 2 AccidentalFriendlyFire The flaw that I see in these arguments is that Vault 101 is just too far from the Boston area to have reasonably become a trading partner with Covenant. Both groups would have several other people far closer with which they would have established trade. Specifically, Covenant establishing trade with 81 makes more sense.
The most logical idea is that this was cut content, with the art assets that were put in were made based on the Vault 101 G.O.A.T. with the intention that they would later come back and change it to whichever vault they decided to link it to, but that storyline was cut but the posters were left in.
@@LainK1978 the railroad and the institute leave the commonwealth without vertibirds or soldiers or powerarmor(unlike BoS and enclave)
Evidence of that are railroad missions, dr li, the mission about the synths in older games and dialogue from agents and helper
The railroad owns bunker hill and provides "human trafficing services" out of the commonwealth, they could help people to travel into the commonwealth
Bunker hill is a big tradepost and stockton has 3 more caravans moving, the 4th died next to covenant
So theory:
Railroad agents help people to travel and start a life in the commonwealth, for recruting and/or to hide their ssynth smuggling from the institute(theyre paranoid and try to keep the group size equal)
Covenant existed before the 101 dwellers arrived, since its conected to bunker hill they trade and learn about it
(option a)The dwellers learn about synths and the institute and decide to help covenant out, but dont stay there - just passing
(option b)They sell their armor and "souvenirs" to the pre war community and enjoy their stay, as penny would say - dr chambers figures that the goat test is the breakthrough(i think its still a 2 humans for 1 synth ratio and she tells you its a new test that needs improvement)
(option c) The dwellers are actually part of that background operation and have cut content ties with it - maybe anti railroad or anti institute missions or smth
But option c would explain it in a nice quest that could prove a or b right too
Those are atleast my ideas of how 101 could be part of that
Also people get married and change their name all the time.
@@LainK1978if we're talking logic why spend countless hours on the company dime doing something, placing items etc. etc. knowing it's just going to get redone/replaced? You could literally say that about anything in any game to make it fit your reasoning. Occam's razor. Do you own a dog house by any chance?
mama murphy just preordered the game and played before anyone else, that’s why
Mama Murphy: hey i just saw someone like you looking for their son
You: yes thats me
Mama Murphy: no its not, they just ran off to drumlin diner
And its a continous cycle
Thats What God and Jesus did in real life.
Think about it. "Mama Murphy", Murphy sounds kind of like Morphine. Morphine gets you high, high like the 'sky', 'Skyrim' synonymous with Todd Howard. Ergo, Mama Murphy is confirmed to be Todd Howard
@@seanvti :O
@@harrisonwaters270 wtf
I always theorized that the guy giving the test outside of Covenant was an older Tunnel Snake. He definitely looks and sounds the part.
Glad im not the only 1 that thinks that
All he is missing is the tunnel snakes jacket & saying tunnel snakes rules!!. Edit/ twist that's how they came up with the safe test he gave them the idea plus all the posters he got out of vault 101 lol there is a theory for ya. Edit. Thanks for the 35 likes
Your comment currently has 101 likes. Coincidence? I think not!
Time lines add up but his name/looks dont really add up
What if you took McCready there would he say something?
7:20 “Roslyn has been trying to take down the institute for nearly 6 decades”
Me who did it under 2 weeks in game:👁👄👁
To be fair, it took the first 5 decades for the first activation of Liberty Prime, aka best boy.
I did it in 1 hour using console commands.
@@Biotear no no you can use SeWeR
@@u6uggg6hguiuggy did it in 1 minute by just watching a video and skipping to the end.
no vats, no perks, no chance
Fun fact: he said that synths instinctively answer 'catcher' on the baseball position question and I searched on UA-cam through 31 different clips of people going through this test, and found out that only one of them choose the option 'catcher'.
Turns out humans did forgot that catchers exist.
More importantly, it means you spotted a synth!
Talk to moe in diamond city about baseball if you’re interested in what post war people think it was
Could be that people avoid it because it's also a euphemism for taking it up the butt? More importantly it means synths like it up the butt.
the question is how many of those 31 people were non-americans and how likely non-americans are to choose answer 4 (soccer).
I answered catcher, because I played catcher in little league! :(
oh no, am I a synth?!
Of course there were no catchers in baseball. The game was just about beating the other players with a stick. Why is it called baseball anyway? You don't use a ball.
Disclaimer: Everything I know about baseball, I learned from Moe Cronin.
Its not called a baseball bat its a sawtter
no, people would run from the stands and beat the players with the bats. that's how the word "spectator sport" got coined
I love how Nick valentine likes it when you tell Moe "hey dumb ass, that's not how baseball was played." it's one of my favorite interactions.
@@silvermoon9186 If Nick does have the memories of a pre-war Chicago detective, I'm sure he remembers many baseball games. He's probably wanted to say something similar to Moe for a looong time.
You need a GENUINE, AUTHENTIC, COSTUME MADE, hickory swatter.
Nate: Bethesda has an incredible attention to detail
Bethesda: *managed to bug an encounter out of existence*
What encounter was that?
It was gone over in the video
@@edanpino5035 Ah. I just got to that part. Sorry for bothering you.
No worries
Bethesda also broke recruiting the chem-addict's sister in 81 (I forget their names off the top of my head. Been a long while since I last played FO4). She's supposed to leave V81 and head to Sanctuary, but never does, since one of her flags is busted.
Seems the devs really broke the hell out of V81. Lol.
I don't even play Fallout 4 anymore and I watch these. The reason we love them is because you make them extremely interesting!
Honestly I agree. I never had the chance to play Fallout 4 but I've watch Nate' and Mxr's videos and love how they make the game more interesting
Marisa Moreno I miss the old MxR Wanderer intro :(
@@raiankeiji6954 I do too. It's one of the older songs I really enjoyed
I watch them for the same reasons. Always interesting learning more lore
Played it once, on release. Still watch these videos.
I think it’s entirely plausible that the overseer in 101 was well aware of the potential genetic crisis they would end up facing, so sent one or more of the exploration teams out with the covert purpose of trying to recruit new people to the vault, which would explain the use of the GOAT test outside of the vault, and the could even have been given posters to take with them in order to give new residents a little glimpse into what vault life would be like. From there it would make sense that either some of those sent out decided to stay, got rid of their pip boys and changed their names in order to start a new life, and then founded covenant, or that covenant already existed and liked some aspects of vault life but didn’t want to leave, so adopted some of that stuff as their own.
A year later I'm reading this but you hit the nail on the head. We know they let in at least ONE family (player character & dad). Indeed they I don't doubt that they were trying to solve the inbreeding problem. They sent out recruiters who used the test along with all the materials to do so posters and stuff. You'd have gone out in their best armor (vault tec security armor).
So then after a certain point they just... decide not to come back. Travel the wastes with their gear and materials from 111. Then they meet the scientist who has been working on the synth problem for a very long time, and they are the ones who introduce her to the GOAT, which she adopts and uses for her own purposes.
The guy outside the city gives off Tunnel Snake vibes, just because the last names don't overlap doesn't mean everything. Half the people in this game are named "settler" or "resident" or "raider". If they were people who left 101 then they wouldn't have been in 101 to have gotten a name from.
Sorta kinda a subplot in the move that started it all, 'A Boy and His Dog' where a group in a vault like society would being people in from time to time to increase the genetic diversity.
Just replayed Covenant. Found something very interesting. If after 'dealing' with the compound you loot some Covenant armour and then drop it, it falls to the floor neatly folded, crucially however the armour will now have the original Vault Tech label visible which shows the vault number from which it came. Long story short, the Covenant guards are all wearing armour from vault 111.
So what you're saying is don't drop it before I give it to my guards and Vault 88
Interesting.
Most likely recolored assets
@@theendermeme like most of Bethesda's fallout
@@theendermeme correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think there's any vault tec security armour in vault 111, if it was recoloured assets then wouldn't it be 81 or another vault where that armour exists? If that's true then it'd be unique armour and confirm that they are indeed the descendants of the vault 111 security team that fled.
Moira Brown had a Vault 101 Jumpsuit that she gave to Lone Wanderer in the "Wasteland Survival Guide" side quest, she said a Vault Dweller gave it to her many years before. So it's possible that some fugitives ended up in the Commonwealth.
That's what I thought
Like some dwellers escaped before the start of 3
So it is a possibility that happened
@Adam the other doctor was beat to death in the vault. I'm pretty sure, though not certain, she specifies it was from a long time ago, too.
@Adam alright none of that made any sense whatsoever
@Adam Well, no. Overseer before Amanda's father, allowed people ro go outside. But that stopped after one woman didn't return
@Adam To be honest, given what’s out in the wasteland I can’t fully blame the 101 people from closing the door after scouting teams report back. That being said, eventually they would end up having to open the Vault to recruit new people (or kidnap or purchase babies or children) in order to bring in fresh bloodlines to avoid the eventual infertility resulting from extensive inbreeding.
Actually in my somewhat non-canon fanfic of what my Lone Wanderer does for the rest of her life post game, I address this problem by having my Lone Wanderer negotiate with Amata via the intercom at the Vault door. Basically because my Lone Wanderer finds the existence of Little Lamplight unacceptable she has the village disbanded and finds new homes for the kids with people who want to adopt them.
One of those places is Vault 101, where all the younger kids and the willing older ones are traded for 101’s entry into the new government led nation the Lone Wanderer is building and a few schematics of certain technology and some of the harder to scavenge parts. I actually find it quite a neat solution to Little Lamplight. Most of the older kids are sent to Big Town.
But what irritates me is that clearly Bethesda has considered that inbreeding is bad for an enclosed society and yet the Institute makes exactly the same mistake by trying to wipe out the surface dwelling populations of humanity despite also being a small and isolated society themselves. But worse the Institute is meant to be a society of scientists who would be very aware of the inbreeding problem. Ironically it would be very much in character for them to routinely abduct babies and young children to add bloodlines. Especially Shaun, who has “pure” human DNA so they should have practically forced him to father many children.
Then again taking Shaun should have been entirely unnecessary due to Vault 81, a whole bunch of “pure” humans protected by a Vault. I’m surprised that they didn’t get a baby from Vault 81 through trade, abduction or threat. But yeah sometimes it’s best not to think so hard about Bethesda games.
Actually, vault 101 was open until amata's dad became overseer. That's how your dad in FO3 was able to get in. Maybe the covenant residents left during that time, and that is why we do not see their last names in FO3.
Yeah, I know, right ? Your dad and Madison Li weren't originally descended from the 100 people in 101, they entered later. That's how James knew Moriarty
the vault wasnt open to the public, they were just doing field tests and checking out the surface. thats why the vault door was closed when your father showed up with baby you.
@@zohaibmehmood3027 Madison Li never entered the Vault. She knew James left to go in one with you, but didn't know he'd succeeded till he came back out to find her.
The vault also was never opened up to anyone, it was only ever opened for reconnaissance of the outside world and closed back up after.
@@MuffinOfChaos My mistake, I mistook the scene of Li helping your dad deliver you, which happened in Rivet City, taking place in the Vault. But the Vault *did* open, just not for the wastelanders to come inside and live a life of comfort, I meant the Vault's literal door was opened
@@zohaibmehmood3027 Ah, yes, it was opened, but not open.
I remember back in Fallout 3, either by hearing it in dialog or reading on a terminal, that Vault 101 was intentionally opened and had interaction with the Capital Wasteland. James was not natively from 101 but moved in. It is widely known that he work with Dr. Li for some time before he and his wife moved into 101 to raise the player. 101 was closed off from the Wasteland again after James moved in. The is a widely known secret of 101 but rarely spoken about. This is the whole reason why we have the faction split and revolt of 101 where Amata becomes the new Overseer. People did indeed leave 101. I hope you read this Nate! Play through Fallout 3 again, the answer is there.
You dropped the ball there buddy, James and his wife never moved in to Vault 101, she died giving birth to the character, then James abandoned Rivet city and Project purity and went to vault 101 with the baby
@@ZeroReaver11 was about to say the same thing 😭
The wife died after giving birth to the Lone Wanderer. She never got to Vault 101.
But yeah, that oversight doesn’t negatively affect your reasoning, so I am fine with it for as long as you acknowledge the wife never made it to 101.
In any case, we all agree that Vault 101 has been playing it loose with the vault mandate and was getting away with it quite often.
While I didn’t like how it turned into some sort of police state, it was also understandable as secrets and lies piled upon each other has turned everyone in 101 into a paranoid mess.
For me, I think the way The Covenant got their hands on Vault 101 paraphernalia was simply through coming in contact with Vault 101 traders and ambassadors.
I was under the impression that Vault 101 opening itself was *the canon* as it actively sought contact with the outside world under Amata’s leadership. Fallout 3 was my first Fallout game, so you have to forgive me if I will always feel attached to it. 😊
I have always loved that 2277 High School Class of Vault 101. They are the children of destiny, imo. That Class was brash, headstrong, proud, bright, and optimistic compared to the elder Vault 101 residents. The Lone Wanderer, being that genetic wildcard of the bunch, was the spark that ignited that Class to dare stage an open insurrection against Vault Tec mandates, declaring that fundamental human desire of self determination… that they were more than just experiments.
I am pretty sure Suzie Mack was the one who spearheaded Vault 101’s diplomatic expansion. She was always that pr girl of the Class, and Amata trusted her.😂
@@penemuelwatcher2378 yo sounds like you jack off to this shit
Ikr, I do not remember signing up for these feels...
What about the vault tec headquarters, they could’ve had copies.
There actually is a poster there! We found where all of the posters in the game are located, and there's only three outside of Covenant.
That makes a lot of sense.
Beat me to it!
But... they at HQ had specifically and only 101 paraphernalia?
But why would vault tech HD in boston had 101 posters, when literally vault 101 is at the other side of the country. It doesn’t make much sense to me, because the HQ at Los Angeles is much more closer to the capital wasteland, there for it would make more sense to have stuff for 101 there.
When you've finally found everything in Skyrim and remember Fallout 4 exists
Then find something in Skyrim BECAUSE you find something in Fallout. This will never end. THIS IS THE SONG THAT NEVER EEEEEEEEEEEEEENDSSSSSSSSSSSS!
@@slavthesage5661 IT GOES ON AND ON MY FRIEND
@@slavthesage5661 Country Roads! Take me home! To the place I belong! West VIrginia! Out of mind! Take me home, down Country Roads!
Then tes 6
Then you actually play Fallout 4 for the second time and remember how dull a second playthrough can be
Back when I played Fallout 4 and first saw the 101 posters, my brain instantly formulated that Covenant was indeed connected to them by remembering the survey groups they sent out and some didn't return. I figured one of those early groups said "Screw going back" and struck out even further in the wasteland eventually starting Covenant. Never gave it any thought after that until just now and when you mentioned my theory I decided that's my head canon until Bethesda says otherwise or something else is found out to contradict it. Great video however!
Yeah sure, every easter egg is a deep dark secret
@@thebiglich Uhh...
@@thebiglich Uhh...
@@thebiglich Uhh...
majomember1000 uhh..
Personally I like the idea that they're the descendants of the security team that broke out of Vault 111
Does anyone else think that toilet paper will play a much bigger role in the next fallout game?
Maybe, that could be the new currency
Oh my word lmao
The Wasteland Explorer damn beat me to it
COOKIE WOKE it’s be cool to see a toilet paper joke about the great TP famine of 2020 in like a yolo tape or something maybe they could twist it to where China tried to create a off brand FEV strain to wipe out America’s population on the west coast by causing severe dysentery
That's if we get a new one. All we've gotten so far is elder scrolls online and fallout 76; every company chasing that next popular GaaS model.
I have a survivor. My mother in law is the glowing one from Hubris Comics
I see what you did there 👉😎👉
When he says mother-in-law he's talking about his foster mom.
@@jaylap6038 no, he's talking about his wife's mum
They attacked me after I freed the girl. So they're all dead now.
The biggest mystery for me is : how did they know what I did in their secret lair since nobody survived down there except the damsel in distress ?
Cameras?
Yeah... Same with me taking out the Raider leaders in Nuka World using stealth. Never once did my stealth meter tick over to detected, so I was undetected, I can take everyone else out no hostilities but the second I take out one of the three leaders? Insta hostility. >.
I always thought they brought back the GOAT test for synth detection as a nod to the Voight-Kampff test from blade runner
Thats exactly what it is
That was my impression.
Totally. Yes
Yeah it is just an injoke/reference I suspect especially given it has a name that is an acronym for God Of All Time/Greatest Of All Time and Blade Runner is considered that by many people in sci-fi circles especially given how many other references there are, the Gun has been in multiple games referred to as 'That Gun' and the Synth on the roof echoing the most famous scene from the entire film as well as Nick's whole look being Deckard inspired and the fact that quests have been named inspired by it Replicated Man in FO3. Even Zimmer is a reference IIRC.
If you want a really trippy one Dr River Song in Dr Who, the weapon she used to burn a message to the doctor in the first time she was seen on screen, she is using a COP .357 as the item. (Well an airsoft copy) which is the 4 shot pepperbox derringer used to shoot the replicant in the film.
It’s both.
Vault-Tec Regional HQ in the beacon hill neighborhood of Boston, has a warehouse full of stuff that didn't get shipped to the local vaults,
"Local" Vaults. Having only 101 things is too specific.
@StinkyPirates No. But if I find a whole community with boxes full of very specific stuff - like people with Boston Stadium memorabilia from a specific year living in LA - I would assume that these people were there or knew someone who was there at that time. Not that they randomly stumbled upon this stuff in a Basebal League Association building in LA.
Also your Golden Bridge analogy is faulty - GB is a well-known unique attraction. Vaults weren't advertised individually - "your nearest Vault" was used instead. So the possession of things specifically from Vault 101 is at least suspicious.
@StinkyPirates Your argument is flawed. You're assuming that the memorabilia is held in a warehouse in the headquarters, however that is not the case merchandise is made by a producer which then ships it to a distributor in the area that the product is marketed towards. What purpose would it serve to sell Boston statues and commemorative gear in LA? also if you're trying to establish a pre-war-esque society you would bring items and equipment from that time if you had them and comparing the distance using LA as a reference to compare distance between DC and Boston is just plan dumb just going by Fallout logic they'd have to cross through Legion territory and that is nearly impossible unless you're Brotherhood meanwhile DC is in walking distance from Boston you can even find GNR advertisements around Boston
@StinkyPirates Unfortunately you're still wrong about the merchandise while carrying the lab gear would be dumb bring posters is not and the G.O.A.T. is a program you can put it into a holotape equipment was most likely procured locally as the lab gear is built into the Vault and you can find after getting a DLC a vault that never got its shipment of materials because the bombs fell so all that gear was above ground but the 101 stuff armor vault suits lab coats would've been easy to carry and since it was all they've known their whole lives for the most part the posters would be more of a sentimental deal but they wouldn't want to advertise that they were dwellers so they kept the hidden and most likely lived in the sewers at first due to its likeness to a Vault
@StinkyPirates And yes GNR is pre-war the point I was making with that is the distance is close enough to walk
The vault 111 thing makes sense, the security guards are the ones who left and the covenant people have GUARD uniforms thats a pretty hard one to pass on
So y the lab coats if they killed all the scientists
@@archiec8360 it's not known if all lab scientists were killed. Some scientists could've mutinied too
@@archiec8360 the lab coats dont say vault 111 the one is a fake like nate said and the other could be something a guard took and sold or another vault sold them it
@@archiec8360 you ever just...pick something...off a dead body
@@gemstonegynoid7475 I agree with this, and I think it would be especially dependent on the gender ratio within the vault personnel. Think about it, you're a vault-tech scientist, and the cryo chambers and the vault systems are pretty much self sustaining. The experiment will sustain itself with minimal monitoring and maintenance; however, you're looking at spending the rest of your life living in a tiny little cramped vault, without romantic companionship. It'll be a short life too, because you're all facing a dwindling supply of food.
I think I'd start trying to make friends with the cluster of security personnel that have begun whispering to each other in the halls and over tables in the rec room.
This video is proof of one thing, at least: This game is well-loved. It wouldn't have fostered such an incredible community of tireless modders otherwise.
Vault 101's experiment was not to remain closed forever. Well not fully. Their test was to put 100 people in the vault instead of the standard 1000 and to see the effects of inbreeding over generations. They also didn't have an objective, or timeline to open the vault, from Vault Tec, but they were never told to keep the door closed forever. Even the overseer, before Amata's Dad opened the vault door and Alphonse (the overseer of Vault 101 at the beginning of the game) went out on expeditions to explore the new world, based on predictions of the radiation levels.
Nate: Hi, I just wanted to reach out to you about this Vault 101 business in Fallout 4. If you could email back we can schedule a time to talk.
Bethesda Employee: *deletes email, closes laptop and pulls cellphone*
Michael. It's me....they know about the 101 incident...
I like to imagine that the guy in charge of the posters just forgot to save/change the poster and just said fuck it I'll just leave it be
@@strifewolf13 Except for the part where they had to make the entire poster from scratch so it couldn’t be a copy/paste mistake.
@@iamme4552 i said i like to imagine that is how it went down not that that's what i think happened
Lol😅😂
Is that what happened to Nate? Did someone disappear him over unearthed content?
14:59 Covenant is haunted, spooky ghost pumping water...
so scary
3 spoopy 5 me
Kobe and Jah just getting som water
It was part of a larger uncut quest that would have implied you were a synth in fallout 3 and fallout 4, or at least it would have hinted at it in F3. The SAFE test being used in this way (on synths especially) is a nod to the Voight-Kampff test from Blade Runner, where the test is used to identify replicants (synthetic humans).
How would that work? Synths can’t grow. You go through child hood in F3.
@@The_Country_Viking i suppose it could just be implanted memories, seeing as synths supposedly dont know they are synths.
@@Apokalypse456 That makes no sense people see you grow up and remember you,
You mention the “theory” that vault 101 could be trading or sending out people before the Lone Wanderer gets to leave , but apparently forgot that the Lone Wanderer himself and the dad both originated outside of Vault 101 , they got let in by the overseer and it wasn’t ever discussed if they were the only ones and apparently kept secret.
I had the same thought
Yeah, those folks in Vault 101 have a lot of undocumented activities.
The overseers terminal in vault 101 explicitly explains that they opened the vault, explored, and traded with megaton in the past.
@@7thsluglord363 but that doesn't mean they let anyone else in, or completely kicked anyone else out
It shows our birth in the vault tho lol
Katy is the most under-rated character in all of Fallout4. She is such a shining light of hope and humanity.
I'd smash
@@jacoblee5589 yes
Jacob Lee yeah boii
@@jacoblee5589 yep thats probably what he meant dumbass
@@johnnytelemundo who you calling dumbass with a dumbass name like big Stevie cool bitch you sound like a kid doodler
So many mysteries... yet one mystery remains...
... why are there no toilets on the prydwen?
They just empty their buckets over the side?
Power armor has waste management systems.
"Hold it in, there'll be toilets at the airport." - Enroute to Boston
Just go over the side, the wastelanders below are used to it
Because Bethesda sucks at lore and doesn't give a rat's ass about details
I think it’s a combination of refugees and the vaultech truck maybe the settlement was already there when the refugees arrived wearing the armor because they were sent on a scouting mission, or maybe they acquired that later in the truck knowing about the deliveries from past experience living in the vault
but why would a truck with 101-stuff (esp. posters) be in the area of boston? the vaulttec HQ was in washington.
@@montanus777 They don't manufacture anything in Washington DC. They do however manufacture things in the Boston area.
Me: Always chooses Catcher because it's my favorite baseball position.
Covenant: Still let's me in even though I answered a synth type answer.
Me watching this: Oh ... oh I might be a synth lol
Ah! Was searching for this comment. Thanks!
well seeing as your character can explain and the fact they are from a vault themselves and were in cryostasis it's most likely chalked up to you actually being pre-war
I always choose soccer, lol. I wonder what they make of that, since even fewer people know about soccer.
@@litchtheshinigami8936 sounds like something a Synth would say
@@FiveTwoSevenTHR 😂😂
the guy that broke the goat system on fallout 4: *sweats*
Bethesda could of simply fixed that in one of the many Fallout 4 updates explaining it as, "Fixing what was broken during development of Fallout 4. Have fun looking for what is now fixed, guys!".
@@adamgray1753 But they didn't tho
I know, @@Foxingg. Bethesda being Bethesda is all.
@@adamgray1753 Ooooh I see what you mean now, sorry. I thought you were saying like "Maybe they did, you don't know!"
@@adamgray1753 Bethesda fixing something? The people who shipped Skyrim for Switch with all the bugs and glitches of the first release?
I doubt it
The G.O.A.T. was common to most vaults, so it could have simply been brought by someone that left Vault 81. A much shorter journey than the Capital Wasteland.
Also the posters being different, having unique IDs and such doesn't mean anything, they could have easily been made from unused material or concept art.
But it says on the poster in the hole area where the person is locked on the other side of the river “congrats! You made it on the vault 101 baseball team” taken directly from fallout 3 with color added
Here’s a time stamp: 9:27
@@J3FF_5HOP did not notice that, good eye!
In Fallout 4, you can find references to Gary, which at least confirms that it's possible for a Vault dweller to make the journey from the Capital Wasteland to the Commonwealth in one piece
Who's Gary
@@kurukavatar5089
Gary
@@kurukavatar5089 The best characters in Fallout 3.
@@ob2kenobi388 You right
@@Aymelia-colon3 I've only ever played 4
I honestly feel like Bethesda literally just makes up mysteries that they have no actual answer to and when the community comes up with some deep, genius, sophisticated answer that fits in with the lore they just go”Haha yeah, you got it! Ya figured it out, go you!”
I mean yeah, it’s a hell of a lot easier for them than needing to have actually good writing, but it’s honestly starting to get old.
Bit harsh discrediting Bethesda when they have created massive lore filled games that are always filled with mysteries.
David Boucher they also created fallout 76 so don’t give them too much praise
@@thebussypresident7085 I agree fo 76 wasnt great but it was an experiment. I'm not going to be mad at them for trying something new. Now they definitely know what to do and what not to do going forward. I'd much rather them mess up an online only game than one of their main titles. Got to take risks to see what works
APassersby I’m still thinking of waiting a little longer, just to let them improve it more before I buy. It’s annoying it’s going to be the only fallout game for a while though I just don’t like the idea of online fallout. However I do wanna explore WEST VIRGINAAAAA
That's what I do when I'm GMing an RPG...
"you could come back in after afew in-game weeks or months"
*Me going Straight free to free my dad then coming back to the vault with in little more than a day of in-game time*
Didn't we give a cure to Daisy, who sends it in a caravan to help MacCready's son? Maybe they were the caravans who had contact with 101
Wait, The Lone wonderer's Dad wasn't from Vault 101. They just took liberty in there cause he wanted his offspring safe.
Yes, he was from Rivet City.
Nate: *Says Bethesda screwed up their game*
Me: "Well, I think it's clear where Vault Tec and pretty much all of Pre War Corporate America gets their origins from..."
my theory is that they're descendants of one of the missing scout groups, would explain why theyre so cut off cause its what theyre used to
Ryan: and so the mysterious connection between the settlement of Covenant and the notorious Vault 101 remains UNSOLVED
Shane: they probably made a deal with the Zetans
EnabledSeal I NEVER expected to see the ghoulboys or a shaniac/boogara in the comment sections of a fallout 4 video 😂
BRUH WTF I WAS LITERALLY JUST WATCHING THAT
Firebird Covers all caps user
Solid crossover event my duud
we'll give you whatever synths that slip the net if we can have one of those Zetan blasters.....
meainwhile a sole surviver shows up with a Zetan blaster with all mods cus I;m that damn good, prepare to beet your death at the hands of item-001
wait, whut?? yeah, the MJ12 group classified these as item-001, I also have Item-002 and item-003 I lost Item-004 but I have Item-005
who's the MJ12 group?? same people who send out the mysterious stranger......whut??
[zap zap, ash] you killed him!!
No I atomized him, big difference, although the atomization process is fatal that's that, not me.....I take no responsibility for what the gu--- item-001 does after I pull the ignition knob....
whu[zap, ash] STOP DOING THAT!!
I told you, not responsible......
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when t comes to Covenant, I can't help but be a bastard.....and yes I flipped this midway.....
Man I love the idea behind Voolt Tech and the many Voolts they built.
Counter suggestion on Covenant: They had a game with synths as a major focus. They wanted a bladerunner reference. The GOAT was their Voigt-Khampff test. They reused or easter egged the vault 101 posters as either laziness or cheekiness.
The GOAT also could easily be a standardized test across all of Vault-tec.
@@nickelakon5369 wouldn't make sense for it to be so, it's so focused on an experiment vault. The overseer as a dictator. Plus we would have seen it in the Control vaults that are in the game.
@@jediknight1294 Synths could be a pre-war creation. The GOAT would have persisted throughout to be able to tell the difference between human and synth in each vault.
@@FernBlackwood1995 unlikely Vault Tec aren't shown to have been aware of the Synth project, MIT guarding it's secrets the same way MT did.
Hey Nate, It's guys here, and TheEpicNate315 is a big channel. Although it looks like it may have been picked apart entirely, there are still a few secrets to be found. Today we will be diving into 5 things you (probably) didn't know about UA-cam: TheEpicNate315.
Nate: "The always potential explanation of 'Cut Content'."
Guard: *shakes head disapprovingly*
100 people in 200 years wouldn't be a genetic issue unless they were actively going after their cousins those few generations
I would guess maybe if it was possible maybe it was based on who was selecting who for a breeding partner. Maybe only a few were desired for procreation. Idk but I’m like you seems unlikely.
I think 101 on the posters is more of a "This is vault life 101", as in it's a number that exists, but also as a pun for general guidance.
Have you thought about the creation club “Tunnel Snakes Rule” quest? In it we find that Wally Mack made it to the Commonwealth to start up a new Tunnel Snakes gang. Maybe he didn’t go alone - it doesn’t quite specify.
To be truly honest i would agree with you 100% if it wasn't for this. In FO3 escaping the vault, you must fight your way through countless security guards until you come across the Big chief- Security Chief Hannon, who happens to be an african american male of about your height and age. Now I'm not fully sure this is true as this could be explained away, but later when you return to the vault you never encounter Paul Hannon, Butch's left hand man and your former bully. I always wondered what happened to him until my brain thought up this. Wait a minute, if Paul isn't here, and i killed a guard on my way out named Chief Hannon.... Did i just eliminate a third of the tunnel snakes? Looking back it made sense, and with butch staying in the capital wasteland as the Wanderers companion, and no one else knowing of the tunnel snakes existence, wouldn't that mean that Wally had to go it alone? No one knew who the tunnel snakes were, butch stayed, and paul was dead. So Wally went to the Commonwealth to pick up the pieces and reform the tunnel snakes. Boom. Possible theory right there
@@theepicfox3756 Chief Hannon is Paul Hannons father.
@@AdamJandler he is? Oh well that does make a bit more sense. Darn, i thought i had cracked the code. Thanks for correcting me
And then Paul disappeared like Marty McFly in back to the future.
oh man you investigations even got a mod to come into existence that fixes a scene no one knew about, fantastic work nate :D
What mod?
@@this_is_patrick The mod in the video that fixes the scene.
@@MajorShepard which video
This video "Vault 101 Survivors in Fallout 4? - Fallout 4's Greatest Unsolved Mystery" which talks about fixing the "Vault 81 - GOAT Sequence" thanks to the help of a modder named DevAshleyGrace. You can google "Vault 81 - GOAT Sequence Patch" and find it on Nexus Mods where the modder even mentions EpicNate in the patch description.
I trust this answers everyones questions, joking or not. :P
"How can Mama Murphy see future events?"
Drugs. That's pretty much it.
I guess he was talking about the fact that she doesn't just see ANY visions, but only those that predict the future correctly.
@@belial7625 Yea. The drugs she wants gives people accurate future vision. It's in the lore :D
@@ryanjanson1202 It's the first time I'm hearing this + surface check on the Internet didn't give such results. Where does it say that, may I ask?
Mama Murphy is a Bethesda stooge; she knows everything and is just scamming chems for wiki facts.
I’m pretty sure if I took as much drugs she did I could fuckin rip a hole through time
I believe that the members of Covenant are the remnants and descendants of an old Vault 101 scouting team whose members defected and made their way North to Covenant, sharing their knowledge of the Vault with the civilians. Great video btw mate! I appreciate how much work you put into it.
In response to the "What do the aliens want with us" question, I do believe The Lone Wanderer, from Fallout 3, had shot down that UFO that crashes in game, because it's canon that the Mothership Zeta DLC is the true ending of Fallout 3.
I think the aliens are just evil and they're motives are based off a desire to bring pain, death, and suffering and earth is just the weak nerdy kid who can't defend himself that they like to bully
*W A T*
But doesn't fallout 4 happen a few years after fallout 3?
@@larryhoover2541 It takes place like 700 years or whatever after the bombs, so. Even if it was a few years, the Fallout 3 protagonist is still in the Earth's atmosphere, protecting it
@@ballistickitten2163 Fallout 4 takes place roughly, judging by what Father says when he mentions his age, 260 years after the bombs drop, so hopefully that helps :)
Honestly it would make sense for the people of Covenant to come from Vault 111, simply because when you are leaving the vault there isn’t hardly anything left to get before leaving, and there’s no vault security armor to be found which would seem like it was taken by the escaping security team
I always assumed the materials at Covenant did come from 101, but that none of the original founders survived.
Covenant's walls and houses are unlike anything anywhere else in the world, post-war, outside of an Institute or Brotherhood of Steel compound. The uncompromised concrete walls and houses are essentially pre-war technology.
The name, Covenant, with a sign that seems to pre-date its current occupation, suggests a union or agreement between two factions. I always felt it may have been implied to be a union between several factions of people from the Capital and the Commonwealth. Specifically, an agreement between the Vault 101 migrants and some local settlement or group (helping with the gene pool issue), with whom they had originally come into conflict with.
The lack of paternal descendants could also be due to the sterility issues 101 was facing.
My assumption was that the canon ending for the 101 vault was option B or C in the video. At some point, a group of 101 citizens decided to leave the Capital and head elsewhere. When they arrived, they built what is essentially an open-air Vault, but used the protection of the nearby, underground water-treatment facility as a familiar base of operation while they were building and making the transition. The area was almost certainly inhabited before they arrived, so they integrated with the local community.
At some point, they came into conflict with something and lost. Maybe the covenant that served as the location's namesake failed, and the damage was done from within. Whatever it was that wiped them out , it left Covenant operational. Or, potentially, someone took it, only to have it retaken by other settlers later. In either case, none of the people living at Covenant are living descendants of people from 101, at least not paternal descendants.
In that scenario, it's also possible that the original covenant failed before Covenant the settlement was even completed, or that everyone was attacked and killed before it was completed, possibly by something with no interest in the site or the gear left behind. Eventually, a new group found the location, repurposed the GOAT test for their own quasi-political purposes, and it's what it at the time of the game.
"without further ado" All rise for the UA-cam pledge of allegiance
"One nation, Under RAID: Shadow Legends..."
@@guillermogutierrez-santana4446 dammit dude, we agreed the new anthem was to only be said in official assemblies.
Lmao
Out of optimism, I like to imagine one of the first vault 101 recon teams scouting the capital wasteland found themselves in over their heads. Seeing, without foreknowledge, super mutants, raiders, and the like. In a hope that all this horror was exclusive to the capital, they routed north into the commonwealth 100 years before fallout 4. I'd also like to assume they found that covenant bunker and with prewar knowledge, made it a safehouse. Safe from the wasteland once more, they create like an underground railroad to harriet Tubman vault escapees from 101. After a generation or 2 (very possibly breeding with wasteland survivors) their names from the vault life were altered to possibly forget that former life or to better blend with locals. Through trade or travel they encounter the synth attack survivors the rest is history
Dope theory 🤝
thats a 437.7 mile hike you are talking about. the odds of surviving are minimal
@Lucifer Morningstar yes. The courier. The person Who litterally does it for a living. Besides, a single person can slip through where a team cannot
@Lucifer Morningstar these a top of the line, littereally elite soldiers. random vault dwellers would have no such skills,let alone all of them
Awesome job on the modding section finding the lost content bro that was epic, I'm a software engineer by hobby so this was really exciting to watch. Much Love Fam and God Bless!!!
I found a Covenant Security helmet sitting on a shelf in the bottom level of Med-Tek Research. I was doing Maccready's companion quest and took the elevator down, once there I was in a room lined with mag-locked cells and a sort office at the far end. In that office was a security door with an [advanced] level lock. One bobby pin later and I'm looting the contents, inside is some ammo crates, some 10mm pistols, a few other goodies and sitting openly in plain view on a shelf is a clearly labeled "Covenant security forces helmet". Figured this would be an interesting fact to consider because Covenant is just a stone's throw away from Med-Tek Research....
Subscriber: Nate have you finally ran out of facts to talk about?
Nate: Well yes, but actually, no.
I remember my first time playing fallout 3 getting to megaton and having no clue what to do or where to go haha so I give up playing for a few days. Gave it another go ended up completing the game well over 10 times. Thank God I never gave up playing because I ended up completing fallout new Vegas and fallout 4 as many times as I did fallout 3 and all the dlc to. Fallout 4 kind of disappointed me with the lack of choices and pros and cons of completing quests in certain ways. But the more recent fallout games and elder scrolls games are pretty much the only games I play helped me through my bad teenage years i wont go into it much but these games to me literally helped me escape my bad life and also shaped me into a good person as they showed me a way to simply escape into a game.
Bethesda Employee to Todd Howard: "That Nate guy from youtube is asking about covenant and vault 101 this time"
Todd Howard: "Don't tell him ANYTHING. You know the drill about covenant. Now sign a new NDA!"
"If you wanted to you could make a whole series on these questions"
Oxhorn: I see you have found the broken path
Last time I was this early, Nora wasn’t dead.
That’s still 57 years away.
There is a mod that makes her a companion
WIP Nora companion
@@flybyeone8801 2 words "institute clone" or synth but you get the point
Na the mod makes it so she gets shot but finds a stimpak and survived I really recommend you try the mod
Fui gebhardt 1 how dare you
Just wanted to mention, I started a new game on fallout 4 just the other day, and literally NOBODY in the vault has a pip boy before you're frozen. And theres only the one that you find after being unfrozen. Doesn't add much to any theory really, but it definitely stood out to me while watching this since everybody in 101 definitely had one in fallout 3.
agreed i think there is only one pipboy in vault 111. thats why its at the door control. they forced him to open the door then shot him and left
Maybe it would break if frozen. What r u gonna use a pup boy for as a hunk of ice anyways
Amara does mention that part of the reason her and the Vault's youth are rebelling is because they learned the Vault used to be opened to the Capital Wasteland and trade used to take place years ago. Fallout 3's Player Character wasn't even born in Vault 101. The PC was born in Rivet City when Father was working on Project Purity.
And in FO4 all Dad would have needed to do is get 4 ranks of science, lob in a fusion gennie and wire up some industrial water purifiers - sod the GECK...
That’s what I was thinking because (correct me if I’m wrong) but wasn’t Dr. Lee in the room while you were being born😂
The Lone Wanderer was actually born in the medical bay of project purity in the Jefferson Memorial.
@@fearlessfosdick160 So like 10 feet to the right of Rivet City
THIRTY TWO MINUTES WHAT THE HECK, thank you Nate!
Speaking of covenant, you can actually assign settlers to the general store and medic station within the settlement, even if you kill the previous residents! Now originally you couldn’t (to my knowledge) however using vault Tec workshop and specifically the management terminal that comes with it; you can assign settlers to those shops! I only discovered it on accident when I saw it even though I hadn’t had any shops placed yet!
Every single time I watch one of your videos, it makes me want to hop back on Fallout 4. Such in depth information and discovery is so well done! Excellent work.
I finished playing Fallout 4 recently after starting it in 2020, and vaguely remembered this place but couldn’t find it. Somehow despite a few hundred hours playtime I never noticed the map marker, and had entirely forgotten doing the quest.
Dang I’m so early that a vault-tec representative just knocked on my door.
Josh Knight uh oh
14:55
Everybody gangster, until x starts pumping
When your depressed during quarantine then you see Nate posted
When your comment has more likes than nates
@@troy2413 I know the feeling
Kalibre my goal in life is completed
I'm just happy my comments get liked at all 😂😂😂😂😂
Moon Captain Mario you got me I have education I swear
I'm recently back to Fallout 4. I played Fallout 1,2,3 and NV before.
But somehow and I don't know how you answer the questions I never knew I had before.
This is superb content.
And the fact your voice is soothing does not hinder anything either ...
After various commands and getting into the game files, I think there is something you may have missed.
In Fallout 3, if you have completed the Broken Steel add-on and done the Nuka-Cola Challenge quest (as far as I know) then returning to Vault 101 after completing Trouble on the Homefront (But only if you got the openness ending) there will be more logs in the terminal.
These can only be accessed with console commands (and hoo boy did I have a hard time accessing them) the files will say this in one of the paragraphs:
"We recently engaged in some trade with another Vault. Vault 81 gave us some pretty good deals, however, we lost some people to a group calling themselves "The Enclave"." I'm not sure if this was intended or cut because it was in a DLC cut file and it seemed pretty irrelevant to me. This could also mean Vault 81 was intended for Fallout 3 but maybe they didn't have time?
And now we’re getting a quest for “the enclave” in fallout 4 with the next gen update
Interesting find! I appreciate your hard work 🫡
@angriestking7478 just a shame it took them almost 10 years to release content for the enclave in 4. They would have been an interesting faction to deal with at this time on the east coast given everything that's happened in the past 4 games
The next mystery video outta be about why everyone in Skyrim thinks the Dragonborn (regardless of race choice in character creation) is feeling sick
Now now now, it's only the alchemists who say that
@@blitzisfun then why are they saying that the dragonborn is sick!?
Simple: The Dragonborn is a schooma addict. Understandable so, it’s hard time chasing dragons.
Random NPC: are you ok? You're looking a bit pale
Me playing an argonian: bitch I'm green and I am immune to diseases what the fuck!?
😂it’s because you’re diseased so use a shrine or cure disease potion and they’ll stop
What if the citizens of covenant ancestors changed their last names to throw away their past lives or something?
they may have even married into new families and eventually married out of the old last names, but your theory is very possible.
Vault 75 is the origin story of the Gunners as a faction. The training they have has been disseminated through their recruits. They no longer have the Pip-Boys likely as a way to "throw off the shackles of their origin, as well as remove any possible tracking devices they may have had installed in them.
THIS! I also tought of this while watching the movie and was surprised Nate didn't come up with that.
Nate at 22:35: "so there you go, each of the 5 vaults and thier origins..."
Me, who sees theres still 10 mins left in the video: "something is wrong, I can feel it"
I always thought the super-soldierized kids who escaped Vault 75 founded the Gunners, as they are a highly trained and well-armed army of mercenaries. And the Gunners just came back later to reclaim the weaponry and tech of the Vault.
Developer: Just gotta tweak this thing... and there! Saved. Oops, I broke that scene. There we go! Fixed.
Larry: Sure! [Sips coffee but accidentally spills it on the computer] Woops!
Developer: Hold on, Todd doesn't need to know about this. We'll just leave that scene out!
Larry: Yeah, great idea.
Aren't pip boys really rare wouldn't that make them a target to raiders since there is a settlement full of them?
Well pip-boys are rare and could sell Well, raider don't find it attractive enough to get faces pumped full of lead from turrets that watch over the walls.
@@Darthwgamer They dont sell at all. The pipboy found in vault 88 has a value of 0 caps.
@@victornielsen8909 hmm well probably just cause either the developers forgot to put a value for it in cap(likely), or those pip-boys are the bad ones either way these things are rare and would sell for a a lot in lore terms.
I think it depends on the Vault. Vault 111 it seems fairly rare as there's only a few for higher ups and scientists. Vault 101, they're as common as asses, cause everyone has one.
Depends on what part of the country you’re in I suppose, as in the lore they can be quite common especially around RobCo industries as they’re the designers and manufacturers of the pip boy, in the lore and one of the cancelled games you would have been able to find pip pads in a RobCo facility.
Covenant should be larger, IMO. It's so overstated in the game.
Right! I wanted to add stuff inside the walls but it was so tight
Everything should be larger
@@kurukavatar5089 I'm inclined to agree with you
@@HattieMcDanielonaMoon It's like "DIAMOND CITY THE JEWEL OF THE COMMONWEALTH" and it's not even a city it's like a small village at most
@@kurukavatar5089 I really was shocked by its size when I finally reached it after days of seeing the giant beam of light it generated at night.
I love how you spend 10 minutes entertaining idea "what if they did it by mistake", and then go on to reveal "oh we have proved it was on purpose".
Agreeing with Nate in that it was probably both an abandoned truck but also from Vault 101 survey teams post war, one of the Overseers wanting information on whether or not to break protocols. There had to been communication of some kind between the Vault-Tec and the vaults, wireless radio, phone. When Overseers didn't get any communications back probably said "Fuck it, let's see what's going on up there."
THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS! Been waiting for it since the series started!
"Consume pre war products."
Ah yes, the taste of Tatos and Mutfruits...
Who is indisputably the most important person on UA-cam, who shelters us from the harshness of the internet, and to whom we owe everything, including our sanity?
Nate
>Nate
Nate
Nate
I feel this test is rigged, wheres the catcher option?
damn this one’s hard..... I’m going to wing it and say option 3: Nate
Its been a while since I played 3, but I am pretty certain 101 was open for a time before the game. Wasnt the dad from the Wasteland and then moved into the Vault before the current overseer wanted to close down the vault again. So trading from 101 is possible and it would take time for those items to get rusted and to get from DC to the Commonwealth. Could have been from that period of when 101 was open a long time ago, or even founded by some from past expeditions that decided to not go back to the vault for whatever reason. Great video tho, always like hearing more than one possible theory for stuff
The Vault 81 accidentally cut content is amazing! I always thought that the scientists behind Covenant stumbled upon GOAT posters made for Vault 101 before the bombs fell that were never sent and based their SAFE test on it. Easier to come up with an explanation than say they made a mistake.
And I did run into Wally Mack from Vault 101 in tunnels under Boston, but I guess the Creation Club adventure shouldn't count.
Anything made with the Creation Club is basically a mod (even when approved by Bethesda), so shouldn't really count as canon. Not everyone is ever signed to CC anyway.
“Eventually though you’ll be approached by a mercenary staying in the *city*
Sweetie that’s barely a hamlet
Nait: the volt 101 reference are mistake
Also nait: plot twist there not
Skai Storm they’re*
@@gavin1761 also vault* and Nate*
hey its me I mean, I think if Nate himself hearted the comment you prob don’t have to correct how they spelled his name.
@@katrose5179 just like the guy above me didn't need to correct "there" but if you're going to correct someone don't just fucking correct one word
Give me a break I'm fast typer but my mistake for spelling the name wrong