Responding to some comments, but first, more Enclave Lore: Exploring the Enclave Oil Rig in Fallout 2: ua-cam.com/video/yX2vJbRthuE/v-deo.htmlsi=Hqyr8-0uBRUVymjS Meeting the Enclave's President in Fallout 2: ua-cam.com/video/34HidvFTgBg/v-deo.htmlsi=LfQks2MC2UEvr1xH Defeating the Enclave in Fallout 2: ua-cam.com/video/K9MtMzML6HI/v-deo.html Exploring Enclave base Raven Rock in Fallout 3: ua-cam.com/video/Zy6zTdJvHtA/v-deo.htmlsi=DWf3jY0AZV_L7cnG Meeting Enclave President John Henry Eden in Fallout 3: ua-cam.com/video/7zKBvBrLoKs/v-deo.htmlsi=bxcVzzyAuoublHWu All Enclave research outposts in Fallout 3: ua-cam.com/video/qdtdv2zm-Kg/v-deo.htmlsi=5hmdrkSmPQpRUbi4 Why the Enclave is Wrong: ua-cam.com/video/GGMX2TGmlIM/v-deo.htmlsi=rwTcYIKVX5Zg84g- Exploring the Enclave Research Facility in Fallout 76: ua-cam.com/video/1hA_EbtKT54/v-deo.htmlsi=Y3ySZCdjLUZ_KESJ Enclave hunt for missing power armor in Fallout 4: ua-cam.com/video/jvpFZrYxCvo/v-deo.htmlsi=bkjC_80D7lQyJEhF Enclave lose a heavy incinerator in Fallout 4: ua-cam.com/video/j3cPUs2Nb18/v-deo.html Enclave lose Hellfire Power Armor in Fallout 4: ua-cam.com/video/bcEDhsNPN78/v-deo.html Enclave lose a Tesla Cannon in Fallout 4: ua-cam.com/video/3tpKhcvWjCY/v-deo.html The Enclave Return in Fallout 4: ua-cam.com/video/O6Bb_U0fLmw/v-deo.htmlsi=2ODXDPaPCKAqzDjn The Enclave Remnants and Arcade Gannon in Fallout New Vegas: ua-cam.com/video/e4_VS8ATOfg/v-deo.html We can recognize good individuals within the Enclave while still condemning the faction as a whole. The Enclave has always had good people in it, even back in Fallout 2. Remember, the Chosen One was able to destroy the oil rig is because he got help from Dr. Curling (after passing a speech check), after whom the Enclave's FEV strain was name, who insisted that the Chosen One "wipe out the Enclave". And of course, there was Dr. Henry. Arcade Gannon recognized that there were some good people in the Enclave, and he's more intolerant towards evil than anyone. But that doesn't mean that the faction is redeemable. This is the point of Fallout: it shows us what war really is--lots of good people working for evil people doing evil things for the "greater good". Colonel Autumn was not a good or redeemable person, just because he rebelled against Eden. He still wanted to enslave everyone and murder his opponents to install the Enclave as an unelected government over the wasteland. He just wasn't genocidal. He recognized that he would have no wasteland to govern if everyone in it was dead. Eden wanted to kill everyone because he bought into Dick Richardson's "purity" argument. But between Eden and Autumn, Eden was actually the more reasonable. With high intelligence, you can explain to Eden why his philosophy is evil, and he ultimately agrees, blowing himself and Raven Rock up for you. You can't convince Autumn that he's wrong. When talking about the Enclave as a faction, we have to describe what the faction as a whole stands for, even if some people in that faction disagree with it. Curling, Henry, and even Autumn all disagreed with the Enclave's genocidal interpretation of human purity, but none of them can speak for the faction as a whole. For example, just because Lyons put wastelanders before technology. does not mean that the Brotherhood, as a faction, puts wastelanders before technology. The Enclave and Vault-Tec are deeply connected, because the American government before the war outsourced their apocalypse survival project to Vault-Tec. Every vault was funded by the U.S. government. So the government had access to any technology Vault-Tec had.
I find it funny how you are still conviced the Enclave was truly the Villian of Fallout 3, despite the Fact that there is a lot of Evidence pointing them into merely being Antagonists. Must I remind you for why the Enclave is so violent after FO2? Because in their Eyes, a Wastelander used their Trust to steal Vertibird Plans alongside destroying their HQ for seemingly no good Reason! Dozen of Enclave Personal didn't even know of the FEV Plan and some, like Colonel Autumn, were so disgusted by it they outright refused to repeat it a second TIme. Not only that, but their Travels across the USA to the East Coast had to have shown them some of the horrible Acts these Wastelanders commit allmost daily, like refusing to help or accept help by pointing Weapons at People's Faces or hanging Corpses around like Decorations or turning People into Slaves... or other kinds of Acts I couldn't even describe. That is probably why most of the Enclave's Soldiers out there (especially in the Capital Wasteland due to the Raiders) shoot People before they even talk to them or warn them, because they do not want to repeat the same Situation with letting the Chosen One in or want Degenerates getting close enough to shoot them first... which would cause unrepairable Damage. Of course, this does hurt Colonel Autumn's Idea of uniting the Wasteland under the Banner of the Enclave, but... the Problem is: does he even know that they're doing all of that? Because the CO's of those Soldiers might just share the same Ideology of their Men, distrusting the Wastelanders, to the Point they falsify Reports just so they can continue it. And how can you say that he merely wants a Goverment soley run by the Enclave? You can't exactly ask him about that since... well-- the Game doesn't exactly have that Option! For all we know, he might've wanted two Goverments. A Goverment which is basically just the Enclave and an NCR-like Goverment that rules over the Capital Wasteland indepently of the Enclave, a Goverment which may elect their own Presidents (or Senators in this case). Certaintly that Case would've been a dozen Times better than whatever Plan the Brotherhood had. Why do I say that? Because in the CC Content of FO4 that takes you back to the Capital Wasteland, we stil see the Talon Company existing despite the Fact it should've been wiped out! Not only that, but since the Prydwen went to the Commonwealth, there has seemingly been a new Rise of Chaos to the Point where the People themselves have to fend for eachother. That means that, even after defeating the Enclave and before assimilating with the Outcast, Lyons didn't even bother to construct a Goverment made/run by the People to control the Wasteland incase the Brotherhood ever had to... suddenly leave because of a possible Threat that attacks them from somewhere far away from the Capital Wasteland (like Boston!). The only damm Group that seemingly may help the People of the Capital Wasteland are the Good Fighters, which... weren't even supported by anyone leading them to be killed off. And can you really say that Autumn isn't reasonable? He gave Liam (lead Scientist of the Purifer) a Chance to peacefully surrender the Project without any furthur Damage caused to either his Family or his Team, instead he refused to peacefully surrender which caused the Colonel to (to point out who's exactly in Power in this Situation) kill one of his Co-Workers. If it wasn't for Liam's idiotic Refusal to peacefully surrender or his Choice to flood the Chamber with Radiation, then the Lone Wanderer would still have a Father and wouldn't have to be hunted down by the Enclave due to Liam's Password. And all you really need to convice Autumn to peacefully leave the Purifer is a high(ish) Skill of Speech instead of Intelligence, which I'm just pointing out as that is easier to do since it's the last Mission of Act 1 (before Broken Steel, which is Act 2) than to put a bunch of Points into Intelligence which might put you into a Disadvantage for the entire Start ofthe Game. Oh... and your Comment about not being able to convice him? Yeah, you probably either never opted to use that Option or because of the Fact it takes a lot more than a single Line to convice him since... he's lived his whole Live with the Enclave. So can you really blame him having it hard to swallow the Fact he's been betrayed by both Eden and the Enclave itself?
The enclave sounds like what the current government would do. Also, the government now is a bunch of good or naive people working for the bad elites running the world killing everyone not like them.🤷
This entire world and all of it's people was, to me, best described by Maximus in the show. Can't remember the exact quote, but it went something like, "Everyone wants to save the world. They just disagree on how".
@@BroskiBigDuck Never got into streaming services much, 'cause I never found a good reason to. I do know some sites where I can watch stuff for free, so maybe I'll binge some shows in the future.
Enclave didn’t even bother to chase a chubby scientist as he waddled away. I guess he took advantage of immortal companions and just hid in a dark corner while Dogmeat cleared out the facility.
I have to have the headcannon that he's a scientist. A clever one, so he hacked the outer defenses to be poorly reactive and act in a hostile way toward to enclave pursuing forces. Giving him enough time to get away
He wanted to horde the water supply to force submission or death upon all other factions in the area. The end result would look something like Immortan Joe's style of government from Mad Max
Yea, he wanted to controll the wastland. I swear there was a line that some of the enclave tried to join the brotherhood after raven rock was destroyed
0:45 I sorta like this scene here in a general sense, not really maybe in a Fallout Enclave sense, but this concrete-block look guarded by a sort of military-police with a laser in hand and a clear distinctive helmet on, this is what a post-WW3 remnant of a government should look like in media, sorta this practical, gray, no accessories look straight out of 1984.
The fallout 2 opening cutscene was an inaccurate portrayal of what happened at the vault. They killed three people at the entryway to coerce the others to go with them, and thus they did. In fallout 76 modus killed everyone in the bunker yes because of the violence and the resulting damage from it, but the violence wasn’t caused by attempting to convert people into the enclave. There was a mutiny in the bunker from the two factions within the enclave which the soldiers who joined later won. In fallout 3 you have to use dialogue choices with president Eden and colonel autumn to understand that the enclave isn’t all United in their goals but things get unclear after that Overall I think that the comment from arcade fits them the best: that they’re a bad faction with a lot of good people in it. It’s just a shame those good people don’t tend to act in time to save themselves, or their organization.
Tbh, it kinda seems like Oxhorn really doesn't entirely understand the Enclave in FO3. Chirst, you litterally see Eden turn the automated Defenses against the Enclave Soldiers of Autumn! You can even talk about why he tasks the Lone Wanderer with the FEV Virus and he outright states he refuses to commit to Eden's insane Plan! Here the entire Dialoge about that: "Ah, yes. Colonel Autumn. My trusted subordinate. I'm sure you've noticed that Colonel Autumn and I do not see eye-to-eye these days, figuratively speaking of course. The good Colonel and I disagree on how best to approach the problem of the Wasteland. He feels my methods are too extreme. He has allowed his humanity to cloud his objectivity. And now that he is publicly countermanding my orders, I can no longer rely on him. And so I turn to you. I hope that you are able to see the larger picture, to understand what's at stake. And of course, if you are successful, there is a place for you in the Enclave. Perhaps you could succeed the Colonel as my confidant." So by all accounts, Colonel Autumn truly had the best good Intentions to rebuilt the Capital with the Aid of the People, though general Distrust and Propaganda of Three Dog/Brotehrhood certainly changed People's Opinion... alongside the Fact that Enclave Personal were seemingly acting on their own and Higher Rank Personal (most likley out of Distrust of Autumn/Wastelanders since the last One that used their Trust blew up the Oil RIg) most likley ordered others to kill em' on sight.
@@MrHolodoc to be fair they don’t exactly make that obvious, but I agree generally. My comment was made to correct and explain certain things that oxhorn may have missed or gotten wrong, but once you read through the lines you start to realize that they’re not this one sided super evil bad guy group that they’ve been portrayed as. (Except in fallout 2, outside of the average soldier in that game I can’t really defend the group that was written with the sole purpose of being comical bad guys)
@@youraveragegamer1964 Eh... I guess what I'm trying to say here is: Oxhorn's Idea that the Enclave only seeks Purity is ridiculous when you truly analyse the Enclave in FO3. To add to that, you can litterally meet two People from the irradiated Wasteland that were recruited by them, aka: Dr. Anna Holt (Scientist from the Purifier) and an Engineer in the Mobile Crawler Base that used to live in the Wastland. Which kinda means that... well-- the Enclave truly doesn't 100% care about Purity, but about Restoring America through any Way possible. Oh! I almost forgot... that also includes Ellen Santiago, someone from the US Army that used to be stationed during the Great War in DC, which means the Enclave didn't care 100% about Purity as early as before Fallout 76.
yep & after the new update to Fallout 76 we learn that they may be at the biggest navel base in the USA thanks to the presidents retreat in West Vergina there is a bunker their & on the big computer they list the names of the Pisdon oil rig, Raven Rock & the Navel base
The enclave definitely are located in alaska it's cold and almost nobody lives there damn I think they even made it into an actual country with everything they have from the last petroleum reserves to even larger facilities of research.
You forgot to mention the whole "rebuilding America" aspect of them. You mentioned it but i feel like someone with no knowledge of the Enclave doesn't understand just how "my country tis of thee" they are.
I don't get the Enclave's depiction in the show. There are no Enclave flags or emblems, they aren't in a high-tech base, the uniforms don't look like the ones we've seen, everyone is wearing Pip-boys, and the lab coats have those yellow boxes that look like Vault-Tec lab coats. They are also carrying laser rifles, not plasma, and they don't show any power armor troops.
@@robevans8629 which is weird considering how spot on accurate everything else looked. They probably just didn’t want to spend money making lots of Enclave staples for such a short scene. If they get more screentime next season they should have much more recognizable aspects.
@@jakespacepiratee3740 probably, I doubt the Enclave will make much of an appearance next season though since the focus is heavily implied to be on Mr House. I think they included the Enclave in the show because they wanted to name drop a well known faction that would get people's attention.
Enclave is a hidden from the public high tier of US government and corporate leaders, that was looking into the possibility of colonizing outer space. The US government launched Project Safehouse to publicly protect a handful of US citizens, but Enclave actually wanted to experiment how people would handle being in a small contained space for like 10, 50, or even 100 years, so you got control vaults, that just do normal living in that kind of space, then you got the ones, that had ways to control people's mood thru spraying stuff into the air and low frequency audio, the ones where they had unusual societal systems enforced, 34, where there was lots of boomie booms, but not much living space and then just freezing people and making a handful of staff look after them in 111. WW3 happening then sorta cut their ties and it was sorta left open, if any colony-ships were made an left the planet after 'the whole shabang' began.
I mean yeah the data from The Vault experiments goes to The Enclave. But I think by the time of the games Vault-Tec and The Enclave are not buddies because both want to be the ones to repopulate the Wasteland and I doubt either faction wants to share repopulating America with the other.
Before the show it felt like Vault-tec as a unified entity and concept was just simply gone and vaults were just these independent underground cities, that were distrustful of even outside people wearing the blue jumpsuit and pip-boy, like when you reach 88 in Fallout 4. I think that is still the intent, it's still not going to be: "Yo, Vault 60, open up, I'm from 50! We're family!" It's all up to the individual vault, if they wanna hook up with the Enclave, as long the Enclave does not automatically do the minigun-salute, like back in Fallout 2.
One thing always kinda confused me in the Fallout Show. After we see the Predwen arrive on the West Coast (which must be its longest journey to date, even though fallout 4 lore said it could barely stay in the air let alone travel again…) Elder Cleric Quintus says the following “Our Mission comes from the Highest Clerics in the Commonwealth. A denizen of the Enclave had been identified.” Now along with how Elder Maxson is not noted to be in the Commonwealth, rather the High Clerics seem to be calling the shots…and how the hell did they find information on Winzig defecting from the Enclave all the way on the East Coast? This basically confirms there was indeed some sort of Enclave Presence in the Commonwealth. Not only that, but they must have had some sort of long range communication device which the BoS intercepted in order to discover Winzigs defection to the NCR. I’d really love a Broken Steel style DLC for Fallout 4 that takes place 9 years after the Institutes destruction. The Clerics have been established into leader positions, the BoS controls most large scale settlements, conscripts the Citizens and destroyed Goodneighbor and stole its Memory Loungers for Training Simulations, and they discover and underground Enclave Division that you as their Sentinel get to beat back. At the end you find the Enclave Long Range Communication Device and intercept information about Winzig’s defection!
Did you play 76? There is a mission there where you have to capture am old Enclave facility tosend a long range communication to Elder Maxson in the West. So yes they both had long range communication.
While the Brotherhood of Steel might procure the memory loungers, they wouldn’t have to destroy Goodneighber (I doubt Goodneighber is as dumb as the people of Filly) to do it. There is also no lore proof that they actively search out and kill non hostile ghouls.
@@mattt233 Fallout 76 is set in the year 2102, 25 years after the bombs dropped. BoS Elder Maxson from Fallout 4 wasn't even born yet during Fallout 76.
Simple answer: The Brotherhood of Steel airship shown in the Fallout show, while outwardly identical to the Prydwen from Fallout 4, is _not_ the Prydwen but a sister ship. The showrunners have confirmed in interviews that it's not the Prydwen. The TV show is officially set _after_ the events of Fallout 4 in the timeline. Fallout 4 was set on the New England East Coast in the Commonwealth (with the Prydwen having come from the Capitol Wasteland further south), while the Fallout show is set on the West Coast in California, specifically in/around Los Angeles (as you can see the remains of the Santa Monica pier when Lucy emerges from Vault 31), and Hank goes to New Vegas at the end of Season 1.
@@TF2CrunchyFrog Roger Maxson founded the BOS right after the Great War, and communicated with the BOS chapter in West Virginia. Then there is his descendant Arthur Maxson who took over the DC BOS chapter, and was prominently shown in Fallout 4. In short there are two Elder Maxsons in Fallout lore, understand. Also the airship in the show has the name Pryden on it, and since it was made specific materials and parts, it is unlikely to have sister ships.
The implication at the beginning of the first episode is that they're not in California. Where the Ghoul is buried certainly isn't. The words they use when laying out the scenario imply that the doctor guy flees TO California. Heading there to meet Maldover.
The doctor, yes. I have no idea where you get the idea the Ghoul was buried elsewhere. I didn't see anything that implied that for him, considering every other depiction of him is in LA.
@@RenSako In the first Ghoul scene at the end of episode 1: "California, that's where you're from, ain't it?" Also the reference to Don Pedro who has kept the Ghoul buried. That is a Spanish/Mexican honorific. From the scene, it is apparently Tijuana or some other place just south of the pre-war CA border.
@@csb78nm The scenes were filmed at Fort Totten. But the lively music and the attire on the sentry that the bounty hunters kill as they break in definitely screams "not too far south of the border".
The Enclave is the remnants of the US government, the US government is huge and the US is a big place it's highly likely there are hundreds of bases, it's also possible they have all been given specific tasks and will only contact other members once they are ready for it to be implemented. I wouldn't be surprised within the organisation most of them don't know what the others are doing. The only thing really consistent is the F.E.V. SO was the enclave defeated? Not even close...
Why do they even refer to themselves as the enclave? I get why All the outsiders would call them that. Really seem like something you would just referred to yourself as.
If there actually were over 100 Enclave sites all over the CONUS, they'd need a big bloated bureaucracy to manage them all. The Enclave may be many things, but a bureaucracy where someone needs multiple levels of approval to get anything done, is definitely not them.
@@manofwarb Well we don't exactly know how it is they operate and this is by design that BES doesn't give much away for this faction. However that does not mean resources and allocated from upper management to an Outpost/Research station and who ever is in charge of that will allocate to their underlings. Which is the bureaucracy you are talking about. We also know that the Enclave is not fully unified either there are Divisions within that organisation.
@@Dazzxp dude, when was the last time you went to a BMV outlet to get your license or registration renewed? Do you remember just how much supporting documentation you had to present and how nitpicky the clerks were? That is how a government bureaucracy is. If you were an Enclave outpost supervisor requesting resources, you'd be spending months wrestling with procedural red tape. Nothing would ever actually get done.
Bit of info for you Oxhorn, the opening cinematic of Fallout 2 is non-cannon. The devs said so a few years ago and Tim Cain mentioned it in a video on his youtube recently, it was only included because the devs like "how hard it went"
@@manofwarb lol basically the non cannon part is the enclave didn’t show up to 13 and start shooting up the place, they sent the all clear signal and the dewellers all came out peacefully and went to the oil rig willingly
Canon is like bible-canon, stuff that is the approved writing, differing from the double-N one, which refers to the things that go boom. This is the stuff that gets to me, like when people say "Your Welcome" and they never start to correct themselves. /
My guess, the Enclave will be the origin of your next character for Fallout 5. You will be a soldier who will first hand become disillusioned with the Enclave's actions (in the quest intro) and want to break away. Just a thought. I assume the Enclave is working with Vault Tec when we see them in the tv show. I believe that the figures in the Vault Tec meeting of the corporations (in flash back) are the current President and his staff/representatives of the US government. They will be the big bad, why else introduce them in season 1.
~@19:50 Oxhorn says the Enclave were not in FO4.. However, the Far Harbor DLC has a former Enclave soldier in the CoA Grand Zealot..... which indicate that there are pockets still around.
I think they were trying to breed an army of loyal Super Mutants the Frank Horrigan (again) and the Dogs are test subjects who are trained and later dipped in FEV and transformed into Mutant Hounds. This is probably also another reason the Scientist left, even if the dog survived testing he would have a fate worse than death.
@@jakespacepiratee3740 For everything season 1 did well, it certainly doesn't feel like the second half of the season was written by the same writers. Look at all the stuff that doesn't pay off, or only raises more questions. The dead people in Vault 32, Moldaver's actions during the raid contrasted with her behavior in the final episode, etc. And on it goes.
There's a new possible site for the future... In the New Skyline Valley expansion for Fallout 76, there is a new location called the Brown House. It's a presidential retreat. At the time of the war there were supposedly agents stationed there. In the basement there is a bunker entrance next to an armed security desk. The entrance has a keypad and is locked, aswell as having a bookshelf knocked in front of it partially. I think this is a PRIME future Government or Enclave location.
In the PTS there was a sign in that bunker that said "Norfolk Naval Base" next to 2 signs that said "Poseidon Oil Rig" and "Raven Rock" so maybe we'll see Norfolk in a future Fallout
People glitched into it, found a fully functional secret base type beat, and Bethesda panicked and cut off access since it was prematurely accessed lmao
@@octavianhughes4493 I knew it was too important seeming of a site to not have much of anything going on, other than a handy complaining about his flowers and a couple military bots.
@@octavianhughes4493 it was supposed to be apart of the v63 quest when you find an Air Force lieutenant there named Marc’s and he explains that the U.S. Army is gone
@@manuelmoralez2257 so I wonder if he's going to be alive in season 2 makes you wonder what is canon in fallout New Vegas cuz I know there's a few times where you been asked to go kill him fun fact if you have a golf club or nine iron and kill Mr House you complete a challenge that is a reference to BioShock will you kill Andrew Ryan!
I couldn't tell for sure but in the show the Enclave facility seemed to have been under the open sky with ruined frames of a roof only. On the mainland, supposedly. That feels counterproductive if they want to maintain their purity. A distant oil rig and a mountain fortress feels more sufficient, but the facility in the show wouldn't keep out a duststorm. Maybe they are lowkey refocusing their efforts on control? Control over flora and fauna, energy, maybe people as well. With their numbers diminished so, they might reconsider wanting to wipe out everything impure, as long as they can control them instead. Doesn't make them any less fascist, but focusing on another aspect of it.
Bud Askins of the Buds Buds Project said that his breed of Super Managers will inherit the Earth once it's been wiped clean. So it seems like Vault Tec and the Enclave are joined at the hip.
@@manofwarbactually i think Vault Tec is basically the Research Division of the Enclave. The data gained from their studies would be used to spearhead the Enclaves project to Colonize new Planets and start over.
@@youraveragegamer1964 true, however Vault Tec is hinted to have nuclear stockpile, not something to use to cleanse the surface for the dwellers one generation away. The Enclave has been noted for favoring the biological solution to cleanse the surface.
I am a hardcore Enclave supporter (well used to be, NCR all the way). But I don’t want them to steal the spotlight from the NCR and the Vegas Strip. I want to know more about the NCR and NV.
The White Springs Resort is a real placeace. It was built in full view of the guests. Few employees even knew about the government bunker being bilt. A fascinating true story.
The Enclave feel like an S3 threat. In S2 I imagine we'll see more NCR, Some New Vegas flavor, Maybe the remnant of the Legion, and possibly something new! But the Brotherhood have the cold fusion generator now. They are going to leverage that power to build an empire in the ruins of LA. If the Enclave is going to make a move, it will be there.
Ot be nice to see the Bos do what thry did in tavtics and start building yp rather than building one chapter and hidding behind a closed door and bullying anyone with flasher weapons than a slug thrower
This portrayl of the Enclave felt more like the Institute or Big MT. I suspect that the military arm of the Enclave was largely wiped out, but I could believe that Enclave research facilities survived in remote locations. Surprising though that the Brotherhood wouldn't take these facilities as a threat. Although the Brotherhood seemed like it may be struggling with internal strife and may not be unified enough to face such a technologically advanced foe.
It's a moot point now as the Prydwen airship shows up in California near the end of the last show. The meaning is quite clear that the institute has been destroyed and that that is now canon. It might have been possible that a wayward scientist who was working on FEV made their way to the institute but that is just a guess.
@@sparkeyjames Yes, but I'm speaking theoretically. Not just about the show, but if they had just met before any of the games happened before. They both have a similar ideology to rebuilt humanity based on purity, but goes about it in different ways. Would they work together or will there be an underground war no one in the wasteland would ever know about.
The Enclave will be coming for what was stolen from them. Be prepared for another major battle at Shady Sands between the Enclave and the Brotherhood in season 2.
@@jakespacepiratee3740 I feel that it's almost a certainty. The Enclave are not going to sit on their hands while the Brotherhood reaps the benefits of their stolen tech, and I doubt the Enclave could use subterfuge against the Brotherhood to get that tech back. They'll attack directly. Hopefully we'll see their X-01 power armor in combat.
If any Fallout Faction is Fascist it's Caesar's Legion Since the Enclave isn't anti-Capitalist they are technically considered either Quasi-Fascist or National Capitalist
To be fair to the Enclave: the soldiers and officers in _Fallout 3_ weren't even aware of John Henry Edens' plan to use FEV on Project Purity; when we confront Colonel Autumn at the end of "Take It Back!" we can present him with the modified FEV that John Henry Eden gave us and is vehement against its' use saying that they had abandoned that particular design for the water purifier: their goal in the Capital Wasteland wasn't to poison the well but to control the well: using Purified Water as a means to gain a definitive power base for themselves within the Capital Wasteland. It was John Henry Eden that wanted to use FEV, and it's likely that the majority of the soldiers in the Enclave tends to follow the orders of their Colonel instead of the President. _Fallout 4_ should have carried the momentum of the option in _Fallout 3_ to spare Colonel Autumn and allowing his troops to leave without issue: as it would have given the Enclave an in-road to growing as a more interesting faction: with Colonel Autumn traveling into Boston to try and reconnect with Americas' roots not in the political landscape, but from the everyday people that make up the nation: the Soldiers that fight for their homes and families, and the Civil Servants that protect their nations laws and inalienable rights. This would have been further supplemented by the Enclave dividing into two groups: the behind-the-scenes faction that we're familiar with, and a new public face organization that answers to the Enclave and seeks to help in rebuilding the scattered communities of the Commonwealth for the betterment of rebuilding the nation from the ground up once again: this public face group being The Minutemen. Preston Garvey's induction of the Sole Survivor into the Minutemen will be step one of a quest to help out the Enclave; with him taking the Player to Colonel Autumn who will explain their new stance here: a stance of wanting to seek coexistence with the various communities of the Commonwealth along with a strong rational dislike of Raiders, Monsters, Super Mutants, and The Institute most of all. To the Enclave in this story; The Institute represents what their group originally was and that they desires to prevent the establishment of a centralized governing body in the Commonwealth is seen as antithetical to what the faction stands for now.
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The whole Enclave plan in fallout 2 was going to backfire on them hard. Having a virus that kills off mutations means all the good mutations that are needed to keep the genetic code from going lopsided will also be killed.
Strangely, iam attracted to the Enclave, wishing in the future installments we could join or somewhat have MORE interactions with them. Fully aware they're the most evil faction (whatever level of evil that means), I dunno, they're just evil effin cool
The Legion are probably even more evil imo. A lot of ordinary Enclave soldiers didn't give a shit about the Enclave's deranged ideology (see the Remnants in F:NV) and some even helped blow up the oil rig. Meanwhile Legionaries are pretty much uniformly evil all the time. You can't really have a conversation where they don't say anything utterly deranged. The least evil one is probably Ulysses, who has committed genocide.
I always wondered if there were other chapters of enclave throughout post war America in the fallout universe and what they have in store for a future fallout game.
Its possible that there are some in Texas, Chicago, Alaska, and different real world millitary bases. If you wanna get reeeeaaally speculative though... they might be on the moon.
@@spiffygonzales5160 I hope so and if they do reappear in another fallout game I would be glad to destroy them so they wouldn’t pose a threat to the wasteland.
The first enclave power armor set i swapped for the attackers power armor suit not knowing there mission was to retrieve the suit. I put the original pierces of armor in a mailbox nearby thinking I will come back with empty hands to snag. It was gone all that was left was the flamer thing that weights a billion pounds. They came back and found the suit in a mailbox and completed there mission but they stuck around after
No, if you read the Enclave terminals, they treat the Gunners the same as the BoS - a hostile force too powerful for them to take on at this time. Otherwise, there'd be lore galore about the Enclave delegating tasks to the Gunners.
Talon in Fallout 3 also was not really working much for anyone, despite being soldiers for hire, they were just meanie angrypants in there, Fallout 4 mercs improved some more, but they still tend to attack on sight, not really a good business-plan, if you ask me. Best blend would be to act like a mix of the *unners and the mercs working at the Parson mental ward.
@@manofwarbYeah but they are a PMC. They could have hired the Gunners at one point and told them to destroy Quincy or something but later they took someone else’s money (the Institutes) and turned against the Enclave.
@@jakespacepiratee3740 if that was the case, Enclave soldiers would have orders to shoot Gunners on sight for retribution. Instead, their reports imply that they don't quite know who these "gunners" are.
Fallout four did have a member of the enclave that wasn’t part of the creation club! It was the Zealot from Harbor. I believe his name was Richter. He was former enclave he even says so!
I think it was this weird story about how remaining forces from California and Fallout 2 made the trek to the capital wasteland to settle in at Raven Rock. Almost would have felt more logical, if they were just the descendants of government people, who took shelter inside Raven Rock back in 2077, if you ask me.
I believe that at this point, the Enclave is a more decentralized organization. There’s no longer one base that some random wastelander with thick plot armor can waltz into to blow up and put them back at Square 1 anymore. That’s a lesson they learned twice, both at the Oil Rig and Raven Rock. They may have bases populated with 10’s MAYBE hundreds of people, but they’re no longer putting all their eggs in one basket. Bethesda regularly eludes to the idea that the Enclave have many more bases in the wasteland than what has been discovered so far. The Rapidan Camp Bunker in Fallout 76 (before it was removed because it “wasn’t supposed to be there yet” according to devs) suggests an Enclave base in Norfolk, Virginia. And considering its placed alongside the Rig and Raven Rock, we can assume it has just as, if bot greater importance to them. Norfolk houses what is essentially the Headquarters of the United States Navy, so it’s importance to the Enclave in a strategic sense is unquestionable. And since we have yet to see or hear of what goes on in Virginia aside from D.C. there’s no reason to believe that the Enclave base there (if there truly is one) isn’t still operational. Then of course there are other government facilities; Mount Weather, the Cheyenne Mountain Complex that houses NORAD, as well as the overseas military bases. Any one of these locations could be a possible Enclave outpost, research center, supply depot, production facility, or whatever else you can think of. Then of course there are the implications of the internal politics in these places. Some might just go along with the purity idea while others may be a more chilled out in their views against non-Enclave people. Think kind of like the Reformist faction of the Enclave from the Old Worlds Blues mod from Hearts of Iron 4. Overall I think both the TV show and games series has barely scratched the surface of the potential the Enclave have outside of basically “the bad guys”. And I for one am very excited to see what both future updates for Fallout 76 and the next season of the show will hold in store for them! God bless the USA, and no where else. -Nathan Vargas, Fallout 3
Honestly, I wish the enclave returns and fallout five more dangerous and powerful than ever as a formidable threat because there’s just something about them that makes them the perfect villain for fallouts. They like the evil. It’s hard to stamp out because they represent your hatred and narcissism as well as other things plus it’s hard to come up with a villain on the scale of the enclave. Who knows perhaps there’s even a facility that holds a wide variety of enclave personnel throughout the centuries of fallout, including pre-war. Imagine an enclave manages to get their hands on alien technology and is able to experiment with the technology and alien DNA from any subjects they’re able to successfully capture As well as the classic experiments enclave has typically been doing as well as getting any resources from the Institute after its destruction or before An enclave bolted with a wide variety of resources, as well as the advanced mark three power armor would be a true interesting adversary, especially if they have a variety of different types of equipment and armor, such as a scaled down model of power armor for more mobility and the advanced Mark two stealth suit Or at least their own variance quit on their elite special forces, assassins, and scouts and spies.
I'd say the Enclave won't be a threat until at least season 3, or late season 2 at earliest. From what was shown in the last few minutes of S1E8, we're going to Vegas baby, and we'll probably be learning more about what happened there and what Bethesda will show as the "canon" ending to New Vegas. I'm thinking we'll probably see a Deathclaw for the first time in the show, we'll find out more about what happened to the rest of the NCR, because I don't believe that the fall of Shady Sands was the fall of the NCR, hopefully we'll hear an NCR Trooper saying, "Patrolling the Mojave really makes you wish for a nuclear winter.", but overall, not sure what's in store, hope the show turns out good, hope to find out why the Enclave is still around and kicking canonically, and hope anyone reading this to the end here has a great day!
If vault tec, a non government corporation which's main goal is to protect civilians, which gets most of it's funding from the government, doesnt it make sense that the us government or the enclave, would spend more money and to protect itself versus civilians, and sense there is only around 100 vaults, doesnt it make sense that the enclave would have more, or at least half the amount of bases or outposts, than there are vault tech vaults. So even though a large amount of the Enclave's forces were destroyed at the oil rig and at raven rock, the enclave would not be even close to collapse. This is all to back up my theory, which is completely unbiased (trust me, don't look at my username, i am totally not a enclave fanboy), the enclave at the oil rig, the white springs congressional bunker, and raven rock, could just be a splitter faction of the Enclave, such as the Midwestern brotherhood or Lyons brotherhood with lost hills. So there may be a much larger and less extreme enclave faction out there. At least in my opinion that out of bases and outposts that most likely exist, at least a couple broke away from the oil rig because they were to extreme.
Edens ideolgy doesn't change Autum wanted to uses the water to control the wasteland. The reason eden asked the character is Autum is refusing to do it and soldiers follow autum not Eden
6:30 "Clean" vault dwellers from Vault 13 was used as control group for a FEV modification which was intended to kill any radiated person in the wasteland but shouldn't harm any "clean" person as enclave was pretended to be. Well ofc they've could use their own people as a testing subjects but sprobably enclave scintiests were against this but they weren't complaint about their tests on vault dwellers. pretty weak point I know but it's explained in Fallout 2 so we can only take that as is - it's just a 1998 game which somehow turned into an cultural phenomenon.
With a good chunk of the area now having power again they are bound to make a move to either occupy the area or get their hands on the source again. I feel like they are going to be a bigger factor in the second season after the BoS lost so many folks in the battle for Griffith Observatory.
Because the White Spring Resort is owned by the Enclave, or rather, the American Government. That's why there is the White Spring Bunker that MODUS now controls. As Oxhorn stated in his video, Enclave personnel did stay there in the bunker, but after infighting were all killed by MODUS. Orlando is believed to be one of many spies for the Enclave within Fallout 76, but is just the most obvious example of them.
@@Z_Lovecraft you're missing the point of the comment. And Ox and I discussed it during the watch along of the show. Orlando calls MODUS Management with a capital M. The show just revealed that Management is Vault-Tec. Vault-Tec also created the Zax units. Which President Eden was. So deciding to call both factions Management is a significant thing for Bethesda to do. Even if it wasn't intentional.
i hated the turret scene because that was at least a mk2 Gatling turret ( and considering its enclave its probably a mk3) and when you deal with them in the game they don't miss either the doc had like 15 luck or he got the game set to easy mode
Like all your faction summaries. As a joke, you should make one for The Govermint for April Fool’s Day. You’d have to make up a lot of stuff due to a lack of canon material but it would be for a joke video anyway so it wouldn’t matter.
Man, those other chapters must hate the 76ers in the Enclave for running around with mutations, unless they caught wind of our actions and don’t want repeats.
I would love to be able to side with the enclave at least once. In the end vault tech technically did destroy the US Government. Because one of their subjects blew up a US oilrig.
The enclave wouldn't have needed the labratory samples for their tests on fev if just having a supermutant was enough to reproduce the virus. It would likely be either mutated by bacground radiation spent or effectively eliminated by the upgraded immune system the supermutants recieve on thier forced "evolution". Remember that there are multiple instances of supermutants searching for more fev which lends creedance to the thought that their own tissue no longer contains the virus or they would just use blood or saliva or something similar to spread it. The army wouldn't want anyone to get their hands on supersoldiers by capturing one either so it's likely they would insist on measures being taken to limit the effective lifespan of such a thing as well.
The Enclave doesn’t have just 2-3 facilities they would definitely have a lot more around the United States it’s not that hard to believe that they would go back to California after 55 years.
Pure hypothesis....I still think the Institute had contact with the Enclave. I know it's never confirmed in Fallout 4....but it wouldn't shock me if this were the case.
I have to theories about the enclave first Deacon from Fallout 4 says he thinks behind the Gunners is another organisation I think maybe the Encöave use the gunners for their dirty work because their power is shrinked one proof could be that the Gunners used vertibirds but I simply think their are tools not really part of the Enclave another thing I think maybe they recrut many of the Institute members after the distruktion because they want use their technology but because of their purity rules they are maybe tools to.
The Enclave appearing in the show just confirms to me that the Institute is likely still around. Regardless of all the foolish players who believe they destroyed it.
Lookin' at timelines, Enclave was this quasi-Illuminati, that started the whole Vault-program, but then lost its hold and control over the vaults, while Institute was just random CIT survivors simply at first trying to make it thru the... Fallout. One thing is weird Enclave almost seems to have even forgotten the coordinates for vaults at least in FO3, while I think in the beginning of Fallout 2, they knew exactly where to go. One would think they have committed to memory the locations of the vaults and all the secret overrides to opening the frontdoor even an Overseer perhaps would not know about.
@@kyledownie Prydwen airship confirms nothing. It is very common practice for militaries to reuse the same name for different ships. I.E. The USS Enterprise which is currently undergoing its 7th iteration.
Compared to the technological levels of the Institute from Fallout 4, the Enclave is a bunch of toddlers playing with blocks. I'm still convinced the Institute below Boston used Zhetan alien technology. And seeing how the facility is basically a giant town-size underground vault that _wasn't_ built by Vault-Tec, and is spacious (with trees inside) and fully autonomous and has housed generations of scientists, it must've been built in secrecy long before the war of 2077.
Responding to some comments, but first, more Enclave Lore:
Exploring the Enclave Oil Rig in Fallout 2: ua-cam.com/video/yX2vJbRthuE/v-deo.htmlsi=Hqyr8-0uBRUVymjS
Meeting the Enclave's President in Fallout 2: ua-cam.com/video/34HidvFTgBg/v-deo.htmlsi=LfQks2MC2UEvr1xH
Defeating the Enclave in Fallout 2: ua-cam.com/video/K9MtMzML6HI/v-deo.html
Exploring Enclave base Raven Rock in Fallout 3: ua-cam.com/video/Zy6zTdJvHtA/v-deo.htmlsi=DWf3jY0AZV_L7cnG
Meeting Enclave President John Henry Eden in Fallout 3: ua-cam.com/video/7zKBvBrLoKs/v-deo.htmlsi=bxcVzzyAuoublHWu
All Enclave research outposts in Fallout 3: ua-cam.com/video/qdtdv2zm-Kg/v-deo.htmlsi=5hmdrkSmPQpRUbi4
Why the Enclave is Wrong: ua-cam.com/video/GGMX2TGmlIM/v-deo.htmlsi=rwTcYIKVX5Zg84g-
Exploring the Enclave Research Facility in Fallout 76: ua-cam.com/video/1hA_EbtKT54/v-deo.htmlsi=Y3ySZCdjLUZ_KESJ
Enclave hunt for missing power armor in Fallout 4: ua-cam.com/video/jvpFZrYxCvo/v-deo.htmlsi=bkjC_80D7lQyJEhF
Enclave lose a heavy incinerator in Fallout 4: ua-cam.com/video/j3cPUs2Nb18/v-deo.html
Enclave lose Hellfire Power Armor in Fallout 4: ua-cam.com/video/bcEDhsNPN78/v-deo.html
Enclave lose a Tesla Cannon in Fallout 4: ua-cam.com/video/3tpKhcvWjCY/v-deo.html
The Enclave Return in Fallout 4: ua-cam.com/video/O6Bb_U0fLmw/v-deo.htmlsi=2ODXDPaPCKAqzDjn
The Enclave Remnants and Arcade Gannon in Fallout New Vegas: ua-cam.com/video/e4_VS8ATOfg/v-deo.html
We can recognize good individuals within the Enclave while still condemning the faction as a whole. The Enclave has always had good people in it, even back in Fallout 2. Remember, the Chosen One was able to destroy the oil rig is because he got help from Dr. Curling (after passing a speech check), after whom the Enclave's FEV strain was name, who insisted that the Chosen One "wipe out the Enclave". And of course, there was Dr. Henry. Arcade Gannon recognized that there were some good people in the Enclave, and he's more intolerant towards evil than anyone.
But that doesn't mean that the faction is redeemable. This is the point of Fallout: it shows us what war really is--lots of good people working for evil people doing evil things for the "greater good".
Colonel Autumn was not a good or redeemable person, just because he rebelled against Eden. He still wanted to enslave everyone and murder his opponents to install the Enclave as an unelected government over the wasteland. He just wasn't genocidal. He recognized that he would have no wasteland to govern if everyone in it was dead. Eden wanted to kill everyone because he bought into Dick Richardson's "purity" argument. But between Eden and Autumn, Eden was actually the more reasonable. With high intelligence, you can explain to Eden why his philosophy is evil, and he ultimately agrees, blowing himself and Raven Rock up for you. You can't convince Autumn that he's wrong.
When talking about the Enclave as a faction, we have to describe what the faction as a whole stands for, even if some people in that faction disagree with it. Curling, Henry, and even Autumn all disagreed with the Enclave's genocidal interpretation of human purity, but none of them can speak for the faction as a whole.
For example, just because Lyons put wastelanders before technology. does not mean that the Brotherhood, as a faction, puts wastelanders before technology.
The Enclave and Vault-Tec are deeply connected, because the American government before the war outsourced their apocalypse survival project to Vault-Tec. Every vault was funded by the U.S. government. So the government had access to any technology Vault-Tec had.
My stance has been that "there are no good members of the Enclave, only good former members of the Enclave". Being good means rejecting the Enclave.
I find it funny how you are still conviced the Enclave was truly the Villian of Fallout 3, despite the Fact that there is a lot of Evidence pointing them into merely being Antagonists.
Must I remind you for why the Enclave is so violent after FO2? Because in their Eyes, a Wastelander used their Trust to steal Vertibird Plans alongside destroying their HQ for seemingly no good Reason! Dozen of Enclave Personal didn't even know of the FEV Plan and some, like Colonel Autumn, were so disgusted by it they outright refused to repeat it a second TIme.
Not only that, but their Travels across the USA to the East Coast had to have shown them some of the horrible Acts these Wastelanders commit allmost daily, like refusing to help or accept help by pointing Weapons at People's Faces or hanging Corpses around like Decorations or turning People into Slaves... or other kinds of Acts I couldn't even describe.
That is probably why most of the Enclave's Soldiers out there (especially in the Capital Wasteland due to the Raiders) shoot People before they even talk to them or warn them, because they do not want to repeat the same Situation with letting the Chosen One in or want Degenerates getting close enough to shoot them first... which would cause unrepairable Damage.
Of course, this does hurt Colonel Autumn's Idea of uniting the Wasteland under the Banner of the Enclave, but... the Problem is: does he even know that they're doing all of that?
Because the CO's of those Soldiers might just share the same Ideology of their Men, distrusting the Wastelanders, to the Point they falsify Reports just so they can continue it.
And how can you say that he merely wants a Goverment soley run by the Enclave? You can't exactly ask him about that since... well-- the Game doesn't exactly have that Option!
For all we know, he might've wanted two Goverments. A Goverment which is basically just the Enclave and an NCR-like Goverment that rules over the Capital Wasteland indepently of the Enclave, a Goverment which may elect their own Presidents (or Senators in this case). Certaintly that Case would've been a dozen Times better than whatever Plan the Brotherhood had.
Why do I say that? Because in the CC Content of FO4 that takes you back to the Capital Wasteland, we stil see the Talon Company existing despite the Fact it should've been wiped out!
Not only that, but since the Prydwen went to the Commonwealth, there has seemingly been a new Rise of Chaos to the Point where the People themselves have to fend for eachother.
That means that, even after defeating the Enclave and before assimilating with the Outcast, Lyons didn't even bother to construct a Goverment made/run by the People to control the Wasteland incase the Brotherhood ever had to... suddenly leave because of a possible Threat that attacks them from somewhere far away from the Capital Wasteland (like Boston!).
The only damm Group that seemingly may help the People of the Capital Wasteland are the Good Fighters, which... weren't even supported by anyone leading them to be killed off.
And can you really say that Autumn isn't reasonable? He gave Liam (lead Scientist of the Purifer) a Chance to peacefully surrender the Project without any furthur Damage caused to either his Family or his Team, instead he refused to peacefully surrender which caused the Colonel to (to point out who's exactly in Power in this Situation) kill one of his Co-Workers.
If it wasn't for Liam's idiotic Refusal to peacefully surrender or his Choice to flood the Chamber with Radiation, then the Lone Wanderer would still have a Father and wouldn't have to be hunted down by the Enclave due to Liam's Password.
And all you really need to convice Autumn to peacefully leave the Purifer is a high(ish) Skill of Speech instead of Intelligence, which I'm just pointing out as that is easier to do since it's the last Mission of Act 1 (before Broken Steel, which is Act 2) than to put a bunch of Points into Intelligence which might put you into a Disadvantage for the entire Start ofthe Game.
Oh... and your Comment about not being able to convice him? Yeah, you probably either never opted to use that Option or because of the Fact it takes a lot more than a single Line to convice him since... he's lived his whole Live with the Enclave. So can you really blame him having it hard to swallow the Fact he's been betrayed by both Eden and the Enclave itself?
The enclave sounds like what the current government would do. Also, the government now is a bunch of good or naive people working for the bad elites running the world killing everyone not like them.🤷
so the enclave is so germaphobe that they turned to faschism?
This entire world and all of it's people was, to me, best described by Maximus in the show. Can't remember the exact quote, but it went something like, "Everyone wants to save the world. They just disagree on how".
Wasn't it Goggins or Hank Maclean who said that?
@@GTAVictor9128Maximus said that when talking with Lucy. I believe it’s when they were near the debris of Shady Sands, the big crater.
@@chriszhang1660 Yep, that was the scene. TBH, never saw the show at all, but I did see many videos reviewing and deep-diving into it.
@@Chris-ok4zo ...what? why? lmao
@@BroskiBigDuck Never got into streaming services much, 'cause I never found a good reason to. I do know some sites where I can watch stuff for free, so maybe I'll binge some shows in the future.
Enclave didn’t even bother to chase a chubby scientist as he waddled away. I guess he took advantage of immortal companions and just hid in a dark corner while Dogmeat cleared out the facility.
The machine gun turret was so bad
@@chriszhang1660that thing came out for no reason. Not to mention there is no damn way you’re dodging a minigun😭
I have to have the headcannon that he's a scientist. A clever one, so he hacked the outer defenses to be poorly reactive and act in a hostile way toward to enclave pursuing forces. Giving him enough time to get away
@@tetchedink7980 as a scientist he probably had a high enough science skill so imma go with that too
@@ebfromtha410 I thought it was a joke about how bad turrets are in game, minigun turrets usually just sit there while I shoot it lol
Doesn't Colonel Autumn disagree with John Henry Eden about killing all of the humans in the Wasteland?
Yup, I think he'd like to have a hold of the water-facility to have control over places like Megaton and Rivet City.
He wanted to horde the water supply to force submission or death upon all other factions in the area. The end result would look something like Immortan Joe's style of government from Mad Max
Yea, he wanted to controll the wastland.
I swear there was a line that some of the enclave tried to join the brotherhood after raven rock was destroyed
Why didn't Senior Autumn or other Navarro survivors flee to White Spring?
@@ToniJ-ol8bg yeah I think I remember that being mentioned but I don't think you could choose that path unfortunately. 🫤
0:45 I sorta like this scene here in a general sense, not really maybe in a Fallout Enclave sense,
but this concrete-block look guarded by a sort of military-police with a laser in hand and
a clear distinctive helmet on, this is what a post-WW3 remnant of a government should look
like in media, sorta this practical, gray, no accessories look straight out of 1984.
The fallout 2 opening cutscene was an inaccurate portrayal of what happened at the vault.
They killed three people at the entryway to coerce the others to go with them, and thus they did.
In fallout 76 modus killed everyone in the bunker yes because of the violence and the resulting damage from it, but the violence wasn’t caused by attempting to convert people into the enclave. There was a mutiny in the bunker from the two factions within the enclave which the soldiers who joined later won.
In fallout 3 you have to use dialogue choices with president Eden and colonel autumn to understand that the enclave isn’t all United in their goals but things get unclear after that
Overall I think that the comment from arcade fits them the best: that they’re a bad faction with a lot of good people in it. It’s just a shame those good people don’t tend to act in time to save themselves, or their organization.
Tbh, it kinda seems like Oxhorn really doesn't entirely understand the Enclave in FO3. Chirst, you litterally see Eden turn the automated Defenses against the Enclave Soldiers of Autumn!
You can even talk about why he tasks the Lone Wanderer with the FEV Virus and he outright states he refuses to commit to Eden's insane Plan! Here the entire Dialoge about that:
"Ah, yes. Colonel Autumn. My trusted subordinate. I'm sure you've noticed that Colonel Autumn and I do not see eye-to-eye these days, figuratively speaking of course. The good Colonel and I disagree on how best to approach the problem of the Wasteland. He feels my methods are too extreme. He has allowed his humanity to cloud his objectivity. And now that he is publicly countermanding my orders, I can no longer rely on him. And so I turn to you. I hope that you are able to see the larger picture, to understand what's at stake. And of course, if you are successful, there is a place for you in the Enclave. Perhaps you could succeed the Colonel as my confidant."
So by all accounts, Colonel Autumn truly had the best good Intentions to rebuilt the Capital with the Aid of the People, though general Distrust and Propaganda of Three Dog/Brotehrhood certainly changed People's Opinion... alongside the Fact that Enclave Personal were seemingly acting on their own and Higher Rank Personal (most likley out of Distrust of Autumn/Wastelanders since the last One that used their Trust blew up the Oil RIg) most likley ordered others to kill em' on sight.
@@MrHolodoc to be fair they don’t exactly make that obvious, but I agree generally. My comment was made to correct and explain certain things that oxhorn may have missed or gotten wrong, but once you read through the lines you start to realize that they’re not this one sided super evil bad guy group that they’ve been portrayed as. (Except in fallout 2, outside of the average soldier in that game I can’t really defend the group that was written with the sole purpose of being comical bad guys)
@@youraveragegamer1964 Eh... I guess what I'm trying to say here is: Oxhorn's Idea that the Enclave only seeks Purity is ridiculous when you truly analyse the Enclave in FO3.
To add to that, you can litterally meet two People from the irradiated Wasteland that were recruited by them, aka: Dr. Anna Holt (Scientist from the Purifier) and an Engineer in the Mobile Crawler Base that used to live in the Wastland. Which kinda means that... well-- the Enclave truly doesn't 100% care about Purity, but about Restoring America through any Way possible.
Oh! I almost forgot... that also includes Ellen Santiago, someone from the US Army that used to be stationed during the Great War in DC, which means the Enclave didn't care 100% about Purity as early as before Fallout 76.
The Enclave might have a presence in Alaska and a navy by chance so they aren't totally wiped out.
They have a massive group still living in Chicago as well. Most likely reserved for future Fallout games.
yep & after the new update to Fallout 76 we learn that they may be at the biggest navel base in the USA thanks to the presidents retreat in West Vergina there is a bunker their & on the big computer they list the names of the Pisdon oil rig, Raven Rock & the Navel base
The enclave definitely are located in alaska it's cold and almost nobody lives there damn I think they even made it into an actual country with everything they have from the last petroleum reserves to even larger facilities of research.
Enclave has a moon base. They are far from over.
@@botmoderator3405wait so this moon base thing I’ve heard so much about is true ?
The Enclave always gave an Authoritarian vibe, Nice contrast with the other factions
BoS is exactly the same minus experiments.
@@spark556Maybe you want to go onto the Prydwen and visit the labs there
Authority and Order, what you need during crisis and extreme situations
I’d argue most of the factions had an authoritarian vibe, even the NCR.
@@RoanShip the wasteland needs the leadership of President John Henry Eden, President of the Enclave, President of America, President of your hearts.
You forgot to mention the whole "rebuilding America" aspect of them. You mentioned it but i feel like someone with no knowledge of the Enclave doesn't understand just how "my country tis of thee" they are.
I don't get the Enclave's depiction in the show. There are no Enclave flags or emblems, they aren't in a high-tech base, the uniforms don't look like the ones we've seen, everyone is wearing Pip-boys, and the lab coats have those yellow boxes that look like Vault-Tec lab coats. They are also carrying laser rifles, not plasma, and they don't show any power armor troops.
I'd chalk it up to lack of research on the show producers part
@@robevans8629 which is weird considering how spot on accurate everything else looked. They probably just didn’t want to spend money making lots of Enclave staples for such a short scene. If they get more screentime next season they should have much more recognizable aspects.
@@jakespacepiratee3740 probably, I doubt the Enclave will make much of an appearance next season though since the focus is heavily implied to be on Mr House. I think they included the Enclave in the show because they wanted to name drop a well known faction that would get people's attention.
It could be after so many defeats they are struggling to maintain there gear which is why they appear different.
Makes it look more ominous imo
It feels like there's a deep connection between The Enclave and Vault-Tec hinted at in the show. They seem very much deeply intertwined.
Enclave is a hidden from the public high tier of US government and corporate leaders,
that was looking into the possibility of colonizing outer space. The US government launched Project Safehouse
to publicly protect a handful of US citizens, but Enclave actually wanted to experiment how people would handle
being in a small contained space for like 10, 50, or even 100 years, so you got control vaults, that just do normal living
in that kind of space, then you got the ones, that had ways to control people's mood thru spraying stuff into the air and
low frequency audio, the ones where they had unusual societal systems enforced, 34,
where there was lots of boomie booms, but not much living space and then just freezing people and
making a handful of staff look after them in 111. WW3 happening then sorta cut their ties and it was sorta left open,
if any colony-ships were made an left the planet after 'the whole shabang' began.
I mean yeah the data from The Vault experiments goes to The Enclave. But I think by the time of the games Vault-Tec and The Enclave are not buddies because both want to be the ones to repopulate the Wasteland and I doubt either faction wants to share repopulating America with the other.
Before the show it felt like Vault-tec as a unified entity and concept was just simply gone and
vaults were just these independent underground cities, that were distrustful of even outside people
wearing the blue jumpsuit and pip-boy, like when you reach 88 in Fallout 4.
I think that is still the intent, it's still not going to be: "Yo, Vault 60, open up, I'm from 50! We're family!"
It's all up to the individual vault, if they wanna hook up with the Enclave,
as long the Enclave does not automatically do the minigun-salute, like back in Fallout 2.
I believe they had vault tec guys on the oil rig also they have lists of vaults Eden and Richardson says it and if not on the maps
Enclave were vault tecs bosses
One thing always kinda confused me in the Fallout Show. After we see the Predwen arrive on the West Coast (which must be its longest journey to date, even though fallout 4 lore said it could barely stay in the air let alone travel again…) Elder Cleric Quintus says the following “Our Mission comes from the Highest Clerics in the Commonwealth. A denizen of the Enclave had been identified.” Now along with how Elder Maxson is not noted to be in the Commonwealth, rather the High Clerics seem to be calling the shots…and how the hell did they find information on Winzig defecting from the Enclave all the way on the East Coast? This basically confirms there was indeed some sort of Enclave Presence in the Commonwealth. Not only that, but they must have had some sort of long range communication device which the BoS intercepted in order to discover Winzigs defection to the NCR.
I’d really love a Broken Steel style DLC for Fallout 4 that takes place 9 years after the Institutes destruction. The Clerics have been established into leader positions, the BoS controls most large scale settlements, conscripts the Citizens and destroyed Goodneighbor and stole its Memory Loungers for Training Simulations, and they discover and underground Enclave Division that you as their Sentinel get to beat back. At the end you find the Enclave Long Range Communication Device and intercept information about Winzig’s defection!
Did you play 76? There is a mission there where you have to capture am old Enclave facility tosend a long range communication to Elder Maxson in the West.
So yes they both had long range communication.
While the Brotherhood of Steel might procure the memory loungers, they wouldn’t have to destroy Goodneighber (I doubt Goodneighber is as dumb as the people of Filly) to do it. There is also no lore proof that they actively search out and kill non hostile ghouls.
@@mattt233 Fallout 76 is set in the year 2102, 25 years after the bombs dropped. BoS Elder Maxson from Fallout 4 wasn't even born yet during Fallout 76.
Simple answer: The Brotherhood of Steel airship shown in the Fallout show, while outwardly identical to the Prydwen from Fallout 4, is _not_ the Prydwen but a sister ship. The showrunners have confirmed in interviews that it's not the Prydwen. The TV show is officially set _after_ the events of Fallout 4 in the timeline. Fallout 4 was set on the New England East Coast in the Commonwealth (with the Prydwen having come from the Capitol Wasteland further south), while the Fallout show is set on the West Coast in California, specifically in/around Los Angeles (as you can see the remains of the Santa Monica pier when Lucy emerges from Vault 31), and Hank goes to New Vegas at the end of Season 1.
@@TF2CrunchyFrog Roger Maxson founded the BOS right after the Great War, and communicated with the BOS chapter in West Virginia. Then there is his descendant Arthur Maxson who took over the DC BOS chapter, and was prominently shown in Fallout 4. In short there are two Elder Maxsons in Fallout lore, understand. Also the airship in the show has the name Pryden on it, and since it was made specific materials and parts, it is unlikely to have sister ships.
The implication at the beginning of the first episode is that they're not in California. Where the Ghoul is buried certainly isn't. The words they use when laying out the scenario imply that the doctor guy flees TO California. Heading there to meet Maldover.
The doctor, yes. I have no idea where you get the idea the Ghoul was buried elsewhere. I didn't see anything that implied that for him, considering every other depiction of him is in LA.
@@RenSako In the first Ghoul scene at the end of episode 1: "California, that's where you're from, ain't it?" Also the reference to Don Pedro who has kept the Ghoul buried. That is a Spanish/Mexican honorific. From the scene, it is apparently Tijuana or some other place just south of the pre-war CA border.
Lucy's vault definitely is in L.A., you can see the remains of famous Santa Monica pier at the beach when she emerges.
@@csb78nm The scenes were filmed at Fort Totten. But the lively music and the attire on the sentry that the bounty hunters kill as they break in definitely screams "not too far south of the border".
"Chop off one head two more shall take its place hail Enclave hail Enclave "😂😂
Alpharius?! Is that you?
@@marvinellis7221 🐍🐍
@@marvinellis7221 yes, it's me alpharius and my buddy alpharius
@@marvinellis7221 No I am Alpharius.
"One Enclave, One America", patriot
The Enclave is the remnants of the US government, the US government is huge and the US is a big place it's highly likely there are hundreds of bases, it's also possible they have all been given specific tasks and will only contact other members once they are ready for it to be implemented. I wouldn't be surprised within the organisation most of them don't know what the others are doing. The only thing really consistent is the F.E.V. SO was the enclave defeated? Not even close...
Why do they even refer to themselves as the enclave? I get why All the outsiders would call them that. Really seem like something you would just referred to yourself as.
If there actually were over 100 Enclave sites all over the CONUS, they'd need a big bloated bureaucracy to manage them all. The Enclave may be many things, but a bureaucracy where someone needs multiple levels of approval to get anything done, is definitely not them.
@@manofwarb Well we don't exactly know how it is they operate and this is by design that BES doesn't give much away for this faction.
However that does not mean resources and allocated from upper management to an Outpost/Research station and who ever is in charge of that will allocate to their underlings. Which is the bureaucracy you are talking about.
We also know that the Enclave is not fully unified either there are Divisions within that organisation.
@@kylemendoza8860that could be a code name that evolved into a proper name. Government likes code names.
@@Dazzxp dude, when was the last time you went to a BMV outlet to get your license or registration renewed? Do you remember just how much supporting documentation you had to present and how nitpicky the clerks were? That is how a government bureaucracy is. If you were an Enclave outpost supervisor requesting resources, you'd be spending months wrestling with procedural red tape. Nothing would ever actually get done.
Bit of info for you Oxhorn, the opening cinematic of Fallout 2 is non-cannon. The devs said so a few years ago and Tim Cain mentioned it in a video on his youtube recently, it was only included because the devs like "how hard it went"
Whaddya mean it's "non cannon"?? A minigun with rotating barrels is undoubtedly "cannon" hehehe!!
@@manofwarb lol basically the non cannon part is the enclave didn’t show up to 13 and start shooting up the place, they sent the all clear signal and the dewellers all came out peacefully and went to the oil rig willingly
Canon is like bible-canon, stuff that is the approved writing,
differing from the double-N one, which refers to the things that go boom.
This is the stuff that gets to me, like when people say "Your Welcome" and
they never start to correct themselves. /
@@ToniJ-ol8bg what cracks me up often is when people say, "head cannon"!! As though they have guns in their skulls hehehe!!
One guy in the very first Deus Ex wanted one, he was named Gunther, I believe.
My guess, the Enclave will be the origin of your next character for Fallout 5. You will be a soldier who will first hand become disillusioned with the Enclave's actions (in the quest intro) and want to break away. Just a thought. I assume the Enclave is working with Vault Tec when we see them in the tv show. I believe that the figures in the Vault Tec meeting of the corporations (in flash back) are the current President and his staff/representatives of the US government. They will be the big bad, why else introduce them in season 1.
Or he goes down the evil path and sticks to Enclave directives!
@@manofwarb Also possible. It would depend on the writing. Two (or more) stories could be possible.
Its more likely they will be featured in SE 2 of show
~@19:50 Oxhorn says the Enclave were not in FO4.. However, the Far Harbor DLC has a former Enclave soldier in the CoA Grand Zealot..... which indicate that there are pockets still around.
I am curious what the enclaves motivations were within the show
I think they were trying to breed an army of loyal Super Mutants the Frank Horrigan (again) and the Dogs are test subjects who are trained and later dipped in FEV and transformed into Mutant Hounds. This is probably also another reason the Scientist left, even if the dog survived testing he would have a fate worse than death.
I can almost guarantee you that the writers themselves don't know.
@@Thagomizer why? They plan a lot in advance.
@@jakespacepiratee3740 For everything season 1 did well, it certainly doesn't feel like the second half of the season was written by the same writers. Look at all the stuff that doesn't pay off, or only raises more questions. The dead people in Vault 32, Moldaver's actions during the raid contrasted with her behavior in the final episode, etc. And on it goes.
@@ThagomizerI'm glad the show left me with questions. Gives more of a reason to anticipate season 2 and brainstorm with the community.
There's a new possible site for the future...
In the New Skyline Valley expansion for Fallout 76, there is a new location called the Brown House. It's a presidential retreat.
At the time of the war there were supposedly agents stationed there. In the basement there is a bunker entrance next to an armed security desk. The entrance has a keypad and is locked, aswell as having a bookshelf knocked in front of it partially.
I think this is a PRIME future Government or Enclave location.
Norfolk is the last enclave stronghold on the continent
In the PTS there was a sign in that bunker that said "Norfolk Naval Base" next to 2 signs that said "Poseidon Oil Rig" and "Raven Rock" so maybe we'll see Norfolk in a future Fallout
People glitched into it, found a fully functional secret base type beat, and Bethesda panicked and cut off access since it was prematurely accessed lmao
@@octavianhughes4493 I knew it was too important seeming of a site to not have much of anything going on, other than a handy complaining about his flowers and a couple military bots.
@@octavianhughes4493 it was supposed to be apart of the v63 quest when you find an Air Force lieutenant there named Marc’s and he explains that the U.S. Army is gone
Enclave needs to be extremely powerful in the tv show.
I think their leader should be autumn from fallout 3 now calling himself president autumn.
@@noahdean9685that would be a amazing twist double so since mr house now has a large confirmed appearance in the show
@@manuelmoralez2257 so I wonder if he's going to be alive in season 2 makes you wonder what is canon in fallout New Vegas cuz I know there's a few times where you been asked to go kill him fun fact if you have a golf club or nine iron and kill Mr House you complete a challenge that is a reference to BioShock will you kill Andrew Ryan!
The enclave is in multiple fallout games and all across the usa. Hard to get rid of such a big organization.
I couldn't tell for sure but in the show the Enclave facility seemed to have been under the open sky with ruined frames of a roof only. On the mainland, supposedly. That feels counterproductive if they want to maintain their purity. A distant oil rig and a mountain fortress feels more sufficient, but the facility in the show wouldn't keep out a duststorm. Maybe they are lowkey refocusing their efforts on control? Control over flora and fauna, energy, maybe people as well. With their numbers diminished so, they might reconsider wanting to wipe out everything impure, as long as they can control them instead. Doesn't make them any less fascist, but focusing on another aspect of it.
Bud Askins of the Buds Buds Project said that his breed of Super Managers will inherit the Earth once it's been wiped clean.
So it seems like Vault Tec and the Enclave are joined at the hip.
Similar ideologies but they are in fact enemies. Just think about Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union.
The Vaultclave!!
@@manofwarbactually i think Vault Tec is basically the Research Division of the Enclave. The data gained from their studies would be used to spearhead the Enclaves project to Colonize new Planets and start over.
The enclave is one of those “factions” that vault tec deems a problem, to them the enclave are in the same boat as the ncr or the brotherhood.
@@youraveragegamer1964 true, however Vault Tec is hinted to have nuclear stockpile, not something to use to cleanse the surface for the dwellers one generation away.
The Enclave has been noted for favoring the biological solution to cleanse the surface.
I am a hardcore Enclave supporter (well used to be, NCR all the way). But I don’t want them to steal the spotlight from the NCR and the Vegas Strip. I want to know more about the NCR and NV.
The White Springs Resort is a real placeace. It was built in full view of the guests. Few employees even knew about the government bunker being bilt. A fascinating true story.
The Enclave feel like an S3 threat. In S2 I imagine we'll see more NCR, Some New Vegas flavor, Maybe the remnant of the Legion, and possibly something new!
But the Brotherhood have the cold fusion generator now. They are going to leverage that power to build an empire in the ruins of LA. If the Enclave is going to make a move, it will be there.
Ot be nice to see the Bos do what thry did in tavtics and start building yp rather than building one chapter and hidding behind a closed door and bullying anyone with flasher weapons than a slug thrower
The way deathclaws exit the cages, it's like when you just woke up, and your eyes haven't adjusted to the light
This portrayl of the Enclave felt more like the Institute or Big MT. I suspect that the military arm of the Enclave was largely wiped out, but I could believe that Enclave research facilities survived in remote locations. Surprising though that the Brotherhood wouldn't take these facilities as a threat. Although the Brotherhood seemed like it may be struggling with internal strife and may not be unified enough to face such a technologically advanced foe.
I always wondered if the institute and the enclave knew about each other, and would they work together or wage war against each other.
It's a moot point now as the Prydwen airship shows up in California near the end of the last show. The meaning is quite clear that the institute has been destroyed and that that is now canon. It might have been possible that a wayward scientist who was working on FEV made their way to the institute but that is just a guess.
@@sparkeyjames Yes, but I'm speaking theoretically. Not just about the show, but if they had just met before any of the games happened before. They both have a similar ideology to rebuilt humanity based on purity, but goes about it in different ways. Would they work together or will there be an underground war no one in the wasteland would ever know about.
The Enclave will be coming for what was stolen from them. Be prepared for another major battle at Shady Sands between the Enclave and the Brotherhood in season 2.
@@captainyossarian388 you say this like you know it’s going to happen.
@@jakespacepiratee3740 I feel that it's almost a certainty. The Enclave are not going to sit on their hands while the Brotherhood reaps the benefits of their stolen tech, and I doubt the Enclave could use subterfuge against the Brotherhood to get that tech back. They'll attack directly. Hopefully we'll see their X-01 power armor in combat.
Keep up the spectacular work Oxhorn, you are still the only place I go for when I need fallout lore. Thank you for your videos
If any Fallout Faction is Fascist it's Caesar's Legion
Since the Enclave isn't anti-Capitalist they are technically considered either Quasi-Fascist or National Capitalist
am I the only one that sees modus and the guy from show loooooooookkk so much alike before and guess after his head is taken?
I think the Enclave are playing the long game like Vault Tec. And they're probably still active in isolated areas throughout the wasteland.
To be fair to the Enclave: the soldiers and officers in _Fallout 3_ weren't even aware of John Henry Edens' plan to use FEV on Project Purity; when we confront Colonel Autumn at the end of "Take It Back!" we can present him with the modified FEV that John Henry Eden gave us and is vehement against its' use saying that they had abandoned that particular design for the water purifier: their goal in the Capital Wasteland wasn't to poison the well but to control the well: using Purified Water as a means to gain a definitive power base for themselves within the Capital Wasteland. It was John Henry Eden that wanted to use FEV, and it's likely that the majority of the soldiers in the Enclave tends to follow the orders of their Colonel instead of the President.
_Fallout 4_ should have carried the momentum of the option in _Fallout 3_ to spare Colonel Autumn and allowing his troops to leave without issue: as it would have given the Enclave an in-road to growing as a more interesting faction: with Colonel Autumn traveling into Boston to try and reconnect with Americas' roots not in the political landscape, but from the everyday people that make up the nation: the Soldiers that fight for their homes and families, and the Civil Servants that protect their nations laws and inalienable rights. This would have been further supplemented by the Enclave dividing into two groups: the behind-the-scenes faction that we're familiar with, and a new public face organization that answers to the Enclave and seeks to help in rebuilding the scattered communities of the Commonwealth for the betterment of rebuilding the nation from the ground up once again: this public face group being The Minutemen.
Preston Garvey's induction of the Sole Survivor into the Minutemen will be step one of a quest to help out the Enclave; with him taking the Player to Colonel Autumn who will explain their new stance here: a stance of wanting to seek coexistence with the various communities of the Commonwealth along with a strong rational dislike of Raiders, Monsters, Super Mutants, and The Institute most of all. To the Enclave in this story; The Institute represents what their group originally was and that they desires to prevent the establishment of a centralized governing body in the Commonwealth is seen as antithetical to what the faction stands for now.
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The whole Enclave plan in fallout 2 was going to backfire on them hard. Having a virus that kills off mutations means all the good mutations that are needed to keep the genetic code from going lopsided will also be killed.
Strangely, iam attracted to the Enclave, wishing in the future installments we could join or somewhat have MORE interactions with them. Fully aware they're the most evil faction (whatever level of evil that means), I dunno, they're just evil effin cool
The Legion are probably even more evil imo. A lot of ordinary Enclave soldiers didn't give a shit about the Enclave's deranged ideology (see the Remnants in F:NV) and some even helped blow up the oil rig.
Meanwhile Legionaries are pretty much uniformly evil all the time. You can't really have a conversation where they don't say anything utterly deranged. The least evil one is probably Ulysses, who has committed genocide.
Crippled by The Chosen One, and Humiliated by The Lone Wanderer. But The Enclave never dies.
I always wondered if there were other chapters of enclave throughout post war America in the fallout universe and what they have in store for a future fallout game.
Its possible that there are some in Texas, Chicago, Alaska, and different real world millitary bases.
If you wanna get reeeeaaally speculative though... they might be on the moon.
@@spiffygonzales5160 I hope so and if they do reappear in another fallout game I would be glad to destroy them so they wouldn’t pose a threat to the wasteland.
Love the fallout content, my man. You make fallout lore come alive better than Bethesda themselves! 😆
The first enclave power armor set i swapped for the attackers power armor suit not knowing there mission was to retrieve the suit. I put the original pierces of armor in a mailbox nearby thinking I will come back with empty hands to snag. It was gone all that was left was the flamer thing that weights a billion pounds. They came back and found the suit in a mailbox and completed there mission but they stuck around after
Enclave and the Institute are working together. I think that Enclave probably hired the Gunners in the Commonwealth
No, if you read the Enclave terminals, they treat the Gunners the same as the BoS - a hostile force too powerful for them to take on at this time. Otherwise, there'd be lore galore about the Enclave delegating tasks to the Gunners.
Talon in Fallout 3 also was not really working much for anyone, despite being soldiers for hire,
they were just meanie angrypants in there, Fallout 4 mercs improved some more,
but they still tend to attack on sight, not really a good business-plan, if you ask me.
Best blend would be to act like a mix of the *unners and the mercs working at the Parson mental ward.
@@manofwarbYeah but they are a PMC. They could have hired the Gunners at one point and told them to destroy Quincy or something but later they took someone else’s money (the Institutes) and turned against the Enclave.
@@jakespacepiratee3740 if that was the case, Enclave soldiers would have orders to shoot Gunners on sight for retribution. Instead, their reports imply that they don't quite know who these "gunners" are.
@@manofwarb where?
You forgot to mention the far harbor DLC with the one guy in the nucleus who was a part of the enclave
Fallout four did have a member of the enclave that wasn’t part of the creation club! It was the Zealot from Harbor. I believe his name was Richter. He was former enclave he even says so!
I still think the Enclave and Vault-Tec have some sort of partnership. Much like the various corporations had with Vault-Tec.
Just finished the show last night. I NEED more !!!!
wasn't the enclave alive and kicking in fallout 3?
I think it was this weird story about how remaining forces from California and
Fallout 2 made the trek to the capital wasteland to settle in at Raven Rock.
Almost would have felt more logical, if they were just the descendants of
government people, who took shelter inside Raven Rock back in 2077, if you ask me.
Enclave is scattered all around theyre not just in cali, theyre in appalachia, DC as well as chicago
Enclave sounds like DARPA
The DARPA chief
I really hope to see some Enclave Power Armor in Season 2 🙏🏻
I believe that at this point, the Enclave is a more decentralized organization. There’s no longer one base that some random wastelander with thick plot armor can waltz into to blow up and put them back at Square 1 anymore. That’s a lesson they learned twice, both at the Oil Rig and Raven Rock. They may have bases populated with 10’s MAYBE hundreds of people, but they’re no longer putting all their eggs in one basket. Bethesda regularly eludes to the idea that the Enclave have many more bases in the wasteland than what has been discovered so far. The Rapidan Camp Bunker in Fallout 76 (before it was removed because it “wasn’t supposed to be there yet” according to devs) suggests an Enclave base in Norfolk, Virginia. And considering its placed alongside the Rig and Raven Rock, we can assume it has just as, if bot greater importance to them. Norfolk houses what is essentially the Headquarters of the United States Navy, so it’s importance to the Enclave in a strategic sense is unquestionable. And since we have yet to see or hear of what goes on in Virginia aside from D.C. there’s no reason to believe that the Enclave base there (if there truly is one) isn’t still operational. Then of course there are other government facilities; Mount Weather, the Cheyenne Mountain Complex that houses NORAD, as well as the overseas military bases. Any one of these locations could be a possible Enclave outpost, research center, supply depot, production facility, or whatever else you can think of. Then of course there are the implications of the internal politics in these places. Some might just go along with the purity idea while others may be a more chilled out in their views against non-Enclave people. Think kind of like the Reformist faction of the Enclave from the Old Worlds Blues mod from Hearts of Iron 4. Overall I think both the TV show and games series has barely scratched the surface of the potential the Enclave have outside of basically “the bad guys”. And I for one am very excited to see what both future updates for Fallout 76 and the next season of the show will hold in store for them!
God bless the USA, and no where else. -Nathan Vargas, Fallout 3
Honestly, I wish the enclave returns and fallout five more dangerous and powerful than ever as a formidable threat because there’s just something about them that makes them the perfect villain for fallouts. They like the evil. It’s hard to stamp out because they represent your hatred and narcissism as well as other things plus it’s hard to come up with a villain on the scale of the enclave. Who knows perhaps there’s even a facility that holds a wide variety of enclave personnel throughout the centuries of fallout, including pre-war.
Imagine an enclave manages to get their hands on alien technology and is able to experiment with the technology and alien DNA from any subjects they’re able to successfully capture
As well as the classic experiments enclave has typically been doing as well as getting any resources from the Institute after its destruction or before
An enclave bolted with a wide variety of resources, as well as the advanced mark three power armor would be a true interesting adversary, especially if they have a variety of different types of equipment and armor, such as a scaled down model of power armor for more mobility and the advanced Mark two stealth suit Or at least their own variance quit on their elite special forces, assassins, and scouts and spies.
I'd say the Enclave won't be a threat until at least season 3, or late season 2 at earliest. From what was shown in the last few minutes of S1E8, we're going to Vegas baby, and we'll probably be learning more about what happened there and what Bethesda will show as the "canon" ending to New Vegas. I'm thinking we'll probably see a Deathclaw for the first time in the show, we'll find out more about what happened to the rest of the NCR, because I don't believe that the fall of Shady Sands was the fall of the NCR, hopefully we'll hear an NCR Trooper saying, "Patrolling the Mojave really makes you wish for a nuclear winter.", but overall, not sure what's in store, hope the show turns out good, hope to find out why the Enclave is still around and kicking canonically, and hope anyone reading this to the end here has a great day!
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If vault tec, a non government corporation which's main goal is to protect civilians, which gets most of it's funding from the government, doesnt it make sense that the us government or the enclave, would spend more money and to protect itself versus civilians, and sense there is only around 100 vaults, doesnt it make sense that the enclave would have more, or at least half the amount of bases or outposts, than there are vault tech vaults. So even though a large amount of the Enclave's forces were destroyed at the oil rig and at raven rock, the enclave would not be even close to collapse. This is all to back up my theory, which is completely unbiased (trust me, don't look at my username, i am totally not a enclave fanboy), the enclave at the oil rig, the white springs congressional bunker, and raven rock, could just be a splitter faction of the Enclave, such as the Midwestern brotherhood or Lyons brotherhood with lost hills. So there may be a much larger and less extreme enclave faction out there. At least in my opinion that out of bases and outposts that most likely exist, at least a couple broke away from the oil rig because they were to extreme.
Gone but not forgotten
Grand Zealot Brian Richter was a former Enclave soldier.
And to think they're still in Chicago doing... something.
Edens ideolgy doesn't change Autum wanted to uses the water to control the wasteland. The reason eden asked the character is Autum is refusing to do it and soldiers follow autum not Eden
6:30 "Clean" vault dwellers from Vault 13 was used as control group for a FEV modification which was intended to kill any radiated person in the wasteland but shouldn't harm any "clean" person as enclave was pretended to be. Well ofc they've could use their own people as a testing subjects but sprobably enclave scintiests were against this but they weren't complaint about their tests on vault dwellers. pretty weak point I know but it's explained in Fallout 2 so we can only take that as is - it's just a 1998 game which somehow turned into an cultural phenomenon.
I hope you do a video about vault 63. I really wish to learn more about it.
i always look forward to your "explained" series, please keep them coming!
With a good chunk of the area now having power again they are bound to make a move to either occupy the area or get their hands on the source again. I feel like they are going to be a bigger factor in the second season after the BoS lost so many folks in the battle for Griffith Observatory.
Holy SHIT! You're content is FIRE! I wish I saw this after seeing the show. I love you ❤
But why does Orlando call the Enclave "Management?"
Because the White Spring Resort is owned by the Enclave, or rather, the American Government. That's why there is the White Spring Bunker that MODUS now controls. As Oxhorn stated in his video, Enclave personnel did stay there in the bunker, but after infighting were all killed by MODUS.
Orlando is believed to be one of many spies for the Enclave within Fallout 76, but is just the most obvious example of them.
@@Z_Lovecraft you're missing the point of the comment. And Ox and I discussed it during the watch along of the show. Orlando calls MODUS Management with a capital M. The show just revealed that Management is Vault-Tec. Vault-Tec also created the Zax units. Which President Eden was. So deciding to call both factions Management is a significant thing for Bethesda to do. Even if it wasn't intentional.
I believe that the Enclave will transplant the brains of conditioned dogs into Deathclaws and Supermutants to create a loyal army.
There's a mod as well,the "America Rising",for the Enclave.
i hated the turret scene because that was at least a mk2 Gatling turret ( and considering its enclave its probably a mk3) and when you deal with them in the game they don't miss either the doc had like 15 luck or he got the game set to easy mode
Need more Enclave
Hay all great videos ox keep the good vibes going all
When the Scientist turns out to be thePerson of Interest Scientist, I take interest.
So, The Machine either didn't predict the bombs dropping, or no one knew how to react when it identified the Persson of Interest as ... Barb Howard!!!
A VERY through review !!
Thank you!!!
Thank you for the video.
Like all your faction summaries. As a joke, you should make one for The Govermint for April Fool’s Day. You’d have to make up a lot of stuff due to a lack of canon material but it would be for a joke video anyway so it wouldn’t matter.
Great history video as always.
Man, those other chapters must hate the 76ers in the Enclave for running around with mutations, unless they caught wind of our actions and don’t want repeats.
Im a giant fan of the enclave
Frank Horrigan
Big Dick Johnson
Doc, Gannon and Cannibal
Somehow, the enclave returned
I would love to be able to side with the enclave at least once.
In the end vault tech technically did destroy the US Government. Because one of their subjects blew up a US oilrig.
The amount of fans of the enclave is crazy
It's a bit of a jump connecting a supermutant test subject with pristine samples of fev. That said It's not completely out of the question.
The enclave wouldn't have needed the labratory samples for their tests on fev if just having a supermutant was enough to reproduce the virus. It would likely be either mutated by bacground radiation spent or effectively eliminated by the upgraded immune system the supermutants recieve on thier forced "evolution". Remember that there are multiple instances of supermutants searching for more fev which lends creedance to the thought that their own tissue no longer contains the virus or they would just use blood or saliva or something similar to spread it. The army wouldn't want anyone to get their hands on supersoldiers by capturing one either so it's likely they would insist on measures being taken to limit the effective lifespan of such a thing as well.
I love seeing leeland !!! i needed a new show since EVIL ended lol and boom I see him
The Enclave doesn’t have just 2-3 facilities they would definitely have a lot more around the United States it’s not that hard to believe that they would go back to California after 55 years.
funny how the enclave has been dealt with both in fallout 2 and 3 yet somehow they still exist
Just now letting it sink in that the enclave had a president named Dick Dickson
C'mon, we've had a Prez and Veep named Dick before!!
Don't forget, El B.J.!
Pure hypothesis....I still think the Institute had contact with the Enclave. I know it's never confirmed in Fallout 4....but it wouldn't shock me if this were the case.
I personally enjoy oxhorns story telling it's second to none and he does such a great job at it
I have to theories about the enclave first Deacon from Fallout 4 says he thinks behind the Gunners is another organisation I think maybe the Encöave use the gunners for their dirty work because their power is shrinked one proof could be that the Gunners used vertibirds but I simply think their are tools not really part of the Enclave another thing I think maybe they recrut many of the Institute members after the distruktion because they want use their technology but because of their purity rules they are maybe tools to.
I think the Enclave is building a army
They been trying to do that for a while but they keep jumping the gun and trying to jump to doomsday weapons and normaly thats what gets them.
You forgot about the former member in far harbour.
Enclaves exist at the same time they do not exist.
Enclave humans were exterminated; instead, only the A.I. remains.
A brief summary of The enclave in the fallout universe- "why won't you die" - Austin Powers
The Enclave appearing in the show just confirms to me that the Institute is likely still around. Regardless of all the foolish players who believe they destroyed it.
What there is one ending where the institute doesn't become an extension of the glowing sea. In that ending there is no Prydwen flying around.
Remnants? Yes. But if you mean the whole faction including their facility then no, absolutely not. The Prydwen confirms this
But the Enclave has no actual connection to the Institute..
Lookin' at timelines, Enclave was this quasi-Illuminati, that started the whole Vault-program,
but then lost its hold and control over the vaults, while Institute was just random CIT survivors
simply at first trying to make it thru the... Fallout. One thing is weird Enclave almost seems to have even
forgotten the coordinates for vaults at least in FO3, while I think in the beginning of Fallout 2,
they knew exactly where to go. One would think they have committed to memory the locations of the vaults and
all the secret overrides to opening the frontdoor even an Overseer perhaps would not know about.
@@kyledownie Prydwen airship confirms nothing. It is very common practice for militaries to reuse the same name for different ships.
I.E. The USS Enterprise which is currently undergoing its 7th iteration.
Lore upon Lore keeps this man wanting more!
God Bless the Enclave🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Purity. Sacrifices must be made for the greater good.
My 3 favorite Fallout Factions are
1 Enclave
2 Institute
3 BOS
The guy in Far Harbor too
Compared to the technological levels of the Institute from Fallout 4, the Enclave is a bunch of toddlers playing with blocks. I'm still convinced the Institute below Boston used Zhetan alien technology. And seeing how the facility is basically a giant town-size underground vault that _wasn't_ built by Vault-Tec, and is spacious (with trees inside) and fully autonomous and has housed generations of scientists, it must've been built in secrecy long before the war of 2077.