The Most Wicked and Vile Fallout Lore
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- When I think of a cyborg, I think of a human augmented with some robotic components. When General Atomics International thinks of a cyborg, they think of a robot augmented with a single human component.
Today, we dive into the lore surrounding what I believe to be one of the most messed up pre-War projects in the Fallout universe: The Robobrain Project. A Frankenstein-esque mad science experiment that, despite never reaching completion, would have a lasting impact on the wasteland.
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To be fair, anything that would cause General Atomics and RobCo to collaborate would be devoid of morality by default.
I laughed very hard at this comment couldn’t have been more truer a statement
Faaaacts
There are only three things guaranteed in life.
The sun will rise, it will set, and what this guy said.
What about Liberty Prime?
Dayyum straight xD
I feel like RoboBrains wouldn't be as creepy if the brain part was covered up. No shit, I know.
At least you can sorta cover them when you've built your own in fo4
@@beetle4799 The fact you can build your own isn't exactly comforting...
@@frogblasttheventcore69 i don't like the fact you're right about this
@@frogblasttheventcore69 All those raiders in the Commonwealth need a use somewhere
@@frogblasttheventcore69 oh……
A video on the Big MT would be amazing. I would love to know how the group is connected to Vault-Tec and the enclave
You can find named Robobrains wandering the Big MT, I found one named Super Ego.
Perfect timing, I started that dlc again.
10:10 - THAT is where the development of the mesmetron would have occurred, as no military would allow any sort of psychic device that they couldn't turn on and off. This would explain their general inclusion on the models we see.
Being a robobrain installed in power armor would be AWESOME!!!
Like a servitor? Fuck no that would suck
@@gabrielalvespereira3750 * Laughs in Dreadnought *
Servitors are lobotomized. Robobrains can be, or can not be. The actor robobrains from the vault are fine. Having that in power armor? Absolute win!
This story brings me back to idea that pre-war corporations in America became so evil and embraced sin so much, that the Great War was a some find of biblical cleansing. Sodom and Gomorra type of event, when a fire from the sky wiped out siners to give humanity another chance to build a just society. What do you think about my theory, guys?
This is an amazing video, keep up the great work
Hm...the pan-imunity-virus-stuff (which led to FEV!) is worse IMHO :(
Me, coming from the 40K setting: Ah, so a servitor?
Thats what i want for Elle someday.
So if their brains had been wiped but the rich were put in the vault I still remember them having full memory prior to the war. So why did they not have their brain wiped and why was they not traumatised?
Because, their rich
simply put they wanted to save them selfs and whit a lot a money is guite simple to get your hands on ssome top tier tech, no need to mind vipe since they wanted to become robobrains.
@@necro0195 ahh ok I see, so it isn’t a necessity to have a mind wipe, just for those who have it done against their will
I think the reason the non-rich and the prisoners had their brains wiped to make them obedient or easier to control once they’re in machines. I don’t think it was necessary to wipe them for the operation to work, only for them to be obedient.
protectron?
Also where do you get the heads when building a robobrain?
You know they could just make mecha drones right
Nah, THE most messed up was what they did to Bradburton. At least the robobrains could move around. Imagine being stuck inside a glass jar for 200+ years on your own 😵
Bradburton was warned but he ignored them so its a bit better
@@haotatyan I thought they kind of deceived him tho. It was a case of produce the weaponised version of Quantum and we'll make you live forever, he probably envisioned something like a robobrain, which I still don't know why they couldn't have done that. Plenty of rich people on Far Harbour managed it after all.
@@haotatyan and I still can't imagine what that would be like, no wonder he begs you to end it.
@@laernulienlaernulienlaernu8953 he said that he didnt want to hear the details so he wouldnt change his mind
@@haotatyan I don't think he thought they'd screw him over like that tho. But hey, seems like the way of the world in the Fallout universe, seems like every big corporation had no morals whatsoever, they got what they wanted and that's all they cared about. Surely they knew what they were condemning him to, especially with nobody, not even a Mr. Handy to keep him company.
Wait, are there any rouge robo brains in fallout 4? Besides those in vault 118.
I know there are many in fallout 3.
No. There's a few if you have Automatron installed but they are super rare (probably more in canon) and they're mostly the Mechanist's doing.
In Fallout 76 there's Biv, though I'm not entirely sure I'd call him rogue.
He was delivered under false pretenses to a college student with a relative high up in General Atomics. He's still following the directives he was given when the student was alive, but his job was basically to test drinks for the student's secret moonshine operation.
It's as goofy as it sounds, the poor dude is permanently drunk. At least he's happy, lmao.
Naaaaah, robobrains is too popular - they're setting and was created in every 3d fallout game from f3
U can say more about other robots like centry bot - I didn't see so many info about them without wiki (why about ASSaultron we have several characters but centry only two???)
Just like in the Big MT, where you can fuse a lobotamite and a robot together and the robobrain starts talking about how he can feel and see, and when he gets deactivated, it starts to cry out in pain, that's always stuck with me as it's pretty horrible that it has full feelings.
Really? I laughed my ass off at that when I first saw it
@@The_House_Always_Wins 😂 idk maybe you're less shocked by stuff then me
When I saw this video I thought of that moment first. It was such a cool moment.
@@fategamingandhighlights or a fucking serial killer.
@@The_House_Always_Wins damn how many bodies you got in the basement?
Brain operation anywhere else: its a really delicate procedure, we must be careful
Brain operation in New Vegas: yo bro, we lost your brain. No hard feelings, right? We will just stuff it back and you are good to go
Head trauma in New Vegas just doesn't seem to exist when you survive two bullets to the skull.
Robobrains are the scaryest thing from fo3. the calm way the things chase you down whilst calmly gentely telling you exsactly how you will die was one of the scayeist things ever in a game some of my fav lines include
"Why..Why do you run? Please stop. If you run..then i may miss. then you will suffer.
"please stop. running. You can't escape. Just give up."
"Your chanchs of survivel are less then 1% please don't torture yourself let it end"
They shouldve gone for wolfenstein the new order vibes, brain slaves that beg to be killed, but are forced to do your bidding
I still remember my first robobrain encounter for that very reason.
It really feels like the brain itself doesnt want to kill you, or at least doesnt want you to die painfully but its forced to attack due to the robot
@@foxboiunknown320i mean there was a prototype of it in new order
Was thinking about "the most vile thing" and then I started wondering how many Geneva Convention laws are being broken on Fallout lore. Like, an actual list would be interesting because it contains things as minimum as improper use of the red cross, and war crimes too
Infinite. One of the first games has video of the executing unarmed Canadian civilians in the streets, although they kinda deserved it because... You know, Canadian.
SInce the UN is disbanded in Fallout I guess Geneva convention is not a concern anymore
"They turned to the brain of the species that had started the most wars on Earth. The human."
Ants: "Are we a joke to you?"
People always forget the noble ant. There also the first creatures to implement slavery and farming, most likely.
@@onba7726 They outlive us by millions of years, so I'd say so
Imagine being turned into a robobrain just to be stuck in the basement of Vault 11 for eternity.
Robobrains have always creeped me out. After Fallout 4's 'Mechanist' DLC? *SHIVER*
I know. First time a game actually disturbed me
Why are you creeped out?
@@tjk-goix8513 Watch the video.
yeah in fallout 3/vegas they where just enemies dident think much of it but after the fallout 4 dlc there is allweys this, what if.. whay if there is a human mind inside, thats powerles ageanst the mahcines programing. too meny robo brains have personality or are a "perserved" human like those in the vault. raly makes me awoid them. but on a happyer note god do i love the fallout 4s protectrons :D just lovem.
@@necro0195 "protect and serve"
I mean where trying to make mammoths come back with genes super mutants don't seem so wild
Mammoths we’re an existing creature. Super mutants are a horrid,mutated abomination of humanity. How are those similar in any way?
@@calebdownlow6990 it doesn’t. Do you man
How to make super mutant: step one)myostatin deficiency, step two: chlorophyl production, from there im lost but that covers the muscles and green skin
Fun fact: Some of the brains used for the robobrain project can from the little Yangtze concentration camp where ordinary Chinese Americans where taken from their homes and went through some of the worst experiences that some could even surpassed the abusive mistreatment the Jews suffered from at the hands of the nazis. Also the chinese Americans in the camp can’t leave as they have bomb collars the would detonate if they leave the camp’s gate and the will die, so they were forced to live in the camp for over 200 years after the war, this was perhaps one of the most evil crimes the American government and to an extension the enclave throughout the fallout series.
Fake news the enclave and AMARICA! would never do anything evil ever this sir is fake news any true patriot could clearly see that you sir must be a mutant COMMIE!!!
jesus….
I always wondering how they live 2 century in little camp without any food and water...
Oh yeah weren't they ghouls too? Not sure but I think you can free them but idk
What the fuck
Robobrains be wild.
Great video as always!
Also in Fallout Tactics, there was Vault 0, which had the Calculator, which used the brains of the US's greatest minds, though corners were cut, and the brains ended up degrading in their pods, causing them to go insane.
I know they're made by horrific means, but I love the Robobrains. Favorite robots in the series.
Fallout lore: "the robo brain is a top secret government experience to combine the human mind with a machine. Stealing brains from prisoners. If the public found out they'd riot. We have to make sure this stays completely secret."
Fallout 76: "random college student with relative at general atomics gets his hands on a robo brain to test drinks for his friends."
Well the robo-brains themselves aren't a secret from the public. It's where the brains come from that's the secret, as far as the public is considered those brains are animal brains with a preset personality programed in.
To be entirely fair
Lewis (I think that was the "mastermind's" name) was as unhinged as he was intelligent. My man was willing to do anything to get the cash needed to indulge his nuka-cola obsession. Like he wasn't thinking clearly enough to realize how insane that sounds, or how insane his secret ingredient was.
People from hacker groups irl have done a great deal of wild stuff, I genuinely believe a college science student with an insider connection could get their hands on something they're not supposed to have.
@@Manfromthenorth0551 fair I didn't know that. I just went off the lore from automatron dlc.
@@KaaneDragonShinobi I mean yeah, but something small maybe? A small device. Drugs. Information maybe. But an entire robot? Unless, could they have sent it to him part by part? Was he smart enough to assemble one of those?
@@jakethesnake4040 I wouldn't put it past him, he was in the science-oriented fraternity. As long as the brain itself remains intact, I imagine it's pretty easy to plug it into its chassis.
Sundowner from revengeance already had this all planned out, you scoop out the brain, then do training, then you put them in the robot. Boom, perfect war machine.
Except that in the case of the MG:R's robots and cyborgs, they're actually able to do more than the average Robo-Brain could ever hope to accomplish.
I mean if the people consented to having their brain put into a robot I don't see the problem, but we all know that isn't what corpos do
A vault full of rich people in FO4 actually did consent to this treatment, but after 200 years of spotty maintenance, at best, a lot of them started to suffer mild psychosis.
@@video-luver769 yeah, I've played far harbor, I just mean in general, like, I would if they let people buy synth body and have their brain put in it, and like from there you can do so many modifications, like plug and play body parts, to digital tattoos
Does make me wonder where we'd be if the institute was around in some earlier form, what involvement they would of had.
The institute is the cit which is the fallout equivalent to MIT
basically, this is the same thing as robocop... it's probably a reference...
[zombie voice] BRA-A-AIN!
Ready. Set. Plant!
I was thinking of an Idea for ya as far as ethir the strang encounters in FO76 or any of the other fallouts! Just feel like theres alot to be covered on Fo76 and not many willing to take on the task lol
Ethical and moral issues: Things that most companies in the Fallout universe seem to concern themselves with. I mean I think a lack of ethics and/or sociopathic tendencies seem to be job requirements for Vaultec employment.
RobCo research center is also a notable location too. The staff there were required to become a robobrain.
cocktail of antidepressants and anxiety meds? Bro she really me😛😛😛
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You know your fanbase, Mister N_orte!
You guys see this as messed up
I see it as some neat lore
Between this and wolfenstein the new orders second to last boss i have a new sci-fi obsession
these are the same thing in dystopian stories
humans don't have the most wars ants do
That same thought crossed my mind. But is it war?
A war is a declaration or prolonged exchange of conflict between two or more opposing sides.
Ants may have territorial disputes, but they aren't determined to go kill off their neighbours.
@@Seventh_Bean They, in fact, will often gen**ide entire other colonies.
I would have volunteered myself for the project. The final product looks incredible!
This is why Michael Storen is a post nuclear fallout
They really just named the ai skynet tho... the audacity
put my brain in a robot then ill c ontrol said robot untill i can upload my mind to a purely mechnanical machine.. thast is if i dont go insane first.
The pain is unimaginable.
It would just be a copy of your mind though. The original you (which you are) will still die.
Were the Robobrains inspired by the Cybermen from Doctor Who?
The fact that Fallout 3 was 2008 and Doctor Who reintroduced the Cybermen in 2006.... where their reintroduction featured human brains being ripped out and stuffed into Robotic Bodies to create the Cyberman .... that cannot be a coincidence lol.
Nope robo brains first appeared in fallout 1 which came out in 97
@@flowerpower003 hmmmm i dont knoe mate the cybermen were introduced in the 70s and 80s doctor who i believe even a tardis easter egg i think too
Correct me if im wrong by the way
@@magnarchivist Then perhaps you’re right
@@flowerpower003 Didn't know that but it seems they were inspired by Cybermen...
@@magnarchivist Yeah you're right ✅
I hope the video stats match the viewer numbers, this video has fantastic reach
Cue the Voltaire song *Brains*
It feels weird being this early
Enclave, are you selling those weird deathclaw things? I kinda need one to protect my caravan.
@@babycarrotz32 sure why not
Yo, you selling surplus weapons from that oil rig? Hook me up, I need it for advanced wasteland hunting.
If you thought this was bad don’t look into the Adeptus Mechanicus from Warhammmer 40K lol 😂
been waiting for this video for years now no cap.
Is that door ada opens a nod to get smart that I didn't notice at first?
Guys 2077 was 5 billion years from now 🤯
The sad thing is America irl would probably do something like this.
The positive is that this is a way to immortality. Put the brain in a genetically modified or un modified clone body of your choice or straight up a robotic body and then find a way to repair the damages to the brain from aging and you have immortality.
About any country would do something like this if possible. Countries like America merely have the means others don't.
The people willing to do what it takes to acquire power are simultaneously those of us that have the least amount of morals or concern for their fellow man.
U didn't say about the robco center at f76, it was creating robobrains too