Oxhorn refuses to take a teddy bear from the skeleton of a child, meanwhile I'm over here stumbling over skeletons and crushing skulls under-foot because I think I *might* have seen a Nuka-Cola on the other side of the room...
Sometimes I legit just take their bones with me for no reason and do something with them. I don’t know what, give them to super mutants, play with them, idk sometimes I just take their bones for no reason. I’m perfectly sane though guys.
As taken from the wiki: "On October 23, 2077, the day that the bombs fell, U.S. Navy jet aircraft 350 crashed in Point Lookout, ejecting its pilot, who got stuck in a tree some distance from the crash site. After the crash, a local soldier from the Turtledove Detention Camp removed the blackbox recording but was attacked and killed by the hostile inhabitants of Point Lookout; however he managed to kill at least five of them as shown by the skeletons surrounding his body armed with spades and axes, as well as the ammunition and firearm lying next to his body." So you weren't too far off, keep up the great videos.
its a nice story, but the thing that ruins it all is that those axes and shovels and guns should just be barely recognizable lumps of rusted metal lying outside in a swamp for 200 years.
Andrew Robinson I think there's a holotape somewhere in Point Lookout that talks about it from the perspective of the soldier it's him talking about having to go check out a wreckage of the Jet and get the black box and find the pilot
As I am a aircraft expert, the aircraft is a p80 shooting star, one of America's first jet aircraft, used at the start of the Cold War. Also to translate the black box recording, this pilot tries to request landing permission while flying through thick fog but to no reply, while believing to be over water, he is going to land on the water and send out a distress beacon, unaware that he is over point lookout. When he is near the ground he realises that he is over point lookout and so he bails out of his aircraft.
Remember that Bathesda are not aircraft experts. They probably stared at Cold War era photos of planes and made 3d models that they thought looked like them.
The Lone Wanderer Thing is, if you look at the crashed fighter aircraft in fallout 4, they have a completely new design and imo look quite advanced if looked at in terms of how the technology in the Fallout world is drawn
Pebble's the P in P80 doesn't stand for prototype, it stands for "pursuit" aircraft, hence P-51 mustang, P-47 Thunderbolt. The P-80 just happened to be at the point in time when the US military/army airforce changed all their designations. F-80 ("Fighter") A-20 ("Attacker") B-29 ("Bomber") Yes I know the "F" was also used for carrier aircraft
The plane seems to be a P-80 Shooting Star (one of the very first jet fighters of the US Airforce) It's interesting that the aviation tecnology seems to be frozen since the Great Divide between our reality and this one, that plane flying in 2077 is more than enough proof of this. And from what is said by the pilot, It seems to not be on standard terminology, but I'm just an aviation fan, not a true pilot, al it's just my opinion based on what I know.
Lotta different jets in the military's inventory. The Point Lookout is a Navy jet, perhaps the Boston crash is an Air Force one? I'm not sure if there is anything around the crash site indicating it's origin but there are a plethora of USAF installations around Boston.
I think the guy with the 10mm is supposed to be military (hence the retrieved black box) and the locals ambushed and killed him. As for the bombs, shoddycast has an excellent video on why the radiation stuck around. Basically big bombs leave less fallout because of complicated physics stuff, so to produce the effect witnessed you need a huge number of smaller bombs, which tracks with older fallout 1 and 2 cannon
No one cares dude . How about you actually join the military yourself and then brag about it instead of using your grandfathers legacy for clout you clown 🤡
12:01 that is actually a outtake that they left in the game. when recording voice lines for point lookout the actors had very little time so some outtakes were left in she is actually asking somone why the password is butter cup. the sound desiner was suppose to edit it out but they ran out of time
It seems weird because, they even added subtitles for the "why..." even though it should have been cut out, and even if she was asking why, it sounds like she said it while still doing the voice, and still being in character ...
True Chicano, Ox himself has said he's doing every DLC for both 3 and New Vegas. He's alternating between 3 and New Vegas for each DLC. And so far for NV he's done Honest Hearts, Old World Blues, and Dead Money. Next DLC series is going to be Lonesome Road, should he follow the pattern.
"I typically take teddy bears for Marie at this juncture, but it just didn't feel right to take this bear from this child." Good guy Oxhorn strikes again. Right in the feels.
I know right? Even though I've been watching Oxhorn for quite some time now and have largely grown accustomed to his ways, once every so often he sneaks one past my guard and hits me right in the feels.
On the subject of nuclear warheads, maybe in the Fallout universe they were still using the large "city-buster" warheads that were developed in the early Cold War here in our universe, which might help explain the fallout getting to Point Lookout.
The aircraft appears to be a fallout version of the P-80, anyway I have a translation for the black box. "I have multiple flashpoints on the horizon" This more than likely means he saw the flashes from the nuclear blasts. The second part is where he's trying to get a landing clearance or navigation assistance since he's trying to find a place to land but he's having a hard time due to low visibility aka fog. The third one is kinda confusing probably due to Bethesda trying to make aircraft lingo sound cool but I presume he's got 10 minutes of fuel left till he has to land, The thing about the marker is possibly alluding to an ILS or instrument landing system. The fourth one is a little more clear, He thinks he's over the ocean since he can't see the ground due to the fog and he's going to try a water landing. I'd assume the INS pinger is his survival radio that will send out pings in the hopes that someone will come to his rescue since he'll need it when he crash lands. The part that's strange is why he's putting his flaps up since those will help add lift and help slow him down for landing. Anyway, cherubs are the altitude under 1,000 feet so decent to 8 cherubs would be 800 feet. The three green means he got all three of his landing gear down. The fifth one is pretty straight forward he's at 500 feet he's spotted a treeline so he knows he's over land and is prepping to "pull the loud handle" which means he's going to pull the ejector seat lever to bail out and ditch the aircraft. The one confusing part is the "throttle east on four lights" It's either his throttle position or it's his angle of attack indicator he's referring to, probably an oversight by Bethesda. As we can see he made it out of the aircraft but unfortunately he got stuck in a tree. My theory on the bodies is that the skeleton in the parachute is for sure the pilot but the one that's propped up against the fuselage of the plane is a soldier sent out from the detention center since it appears to be over the flight path of the plane or they tracked his "INS" pinger. But it looks like the locals found the pilot before the soldier did and then it appears he may have been ambushed trying to recover the black box from the aircraft. But like most of these situations in fallout it's up to your interpretation. Anyway, I hope this was helpful!
"throttle easy on four lights" means simply he was trying to glide into a crash landing without stalling. Normally you see it stated as Open or Close throttle. Bethesda possibly didn't understand this though and simply wanted people to know he was trying to ditch the plane. My guess, he didn't have throttle closed and he wouldn't have it Open. He assumed he was going to hit water and so didnt worry about having to pull up much, just enough to have the belly hit the water without destroying plane. At last seconds, he noticed a forest , and attempted to pull up, this hints he was gliding in without stalling totally. He made a last second choice...crash with plane or eject. He choose eject. And we are certain he didn't believe he was over the ocean as he states, he is trying to find the transponder beacon (The outer one which hints he was trying to reach DC). Suggesting he was going to DC and since in Navy probably from Norfolk. He attempted to find the outer beacon and couldn't, reason it was destroyed. He very likely knew he was over Chesapeake or Potomac. He had to fly with Instruments. Nukes caused issue with him seeing ground. The fact he managed to land on Point Lookout was simply a bad luck on his part.
I would guess the "State one plus one zero" means he has a minute and ten seconds of fuel left. The "flaps up" could be Bethesda got it backwards, like having your gear down for a water landing. As for "throttle easy on four lights", four main fuel tanks with individual low fuel indicator lights.
+Calvin Barnes While i agree normally. Perhaps Bethesda did get this one correct. Putting the flaps down slows you down. The pilot was attempting to land on water...and not stall. So putting the flaps up would be correct. For example the pilot who crashed into the waters in NYC and saved those people had them up. (I had to look this up I admit). The pilot was lost, he was using Instruments and he was going over water, he was simply trying to land it on belly and not stall it. I agree with you though, flaps down would be best, though I see why the pilot would do this. He didn't take into account a forest or land mass at time. Also, he was out of fuel another reason he did it that way.
Stacie Meier I figured what he meant by the four lights was his angle of attack or glide slope indicator but you might be right about the throttle position.
Eight cherubs = 800 feet above sea level (1 cherub = 100 feet, 1 Angel = 1000 feet), and the Loud Handle is slang for the ejection seat control (either a shade the aviator pulls down over their helmet, or a handle between their legs in case they can't reach the shade.) 'State' probably means fuel state, 100 pounds until empty.
Looking at the map, I'd think the pilot of the jet was trying for the equivalent of the Patuxent River Naval Air Station in the Fallout universe, not an aircraft carrier.
5:34 I actually checked this site called nuclearsecrecy.com, which hosts a "nukemap." It is capable of projecting the aspects of a nuclear explosion superimposed on Google maps. For example, the blast radius. A nuclear weapon with a yield of 200 kilotons (the minimum yield for most nuclear weapons in Fallout as stated in the Fallout 1 manual) detonating in Washington DC produces fallout that can in fact reach Point Lookout. Bear in mind that this is assuming the wind was blowing in the direction of Point Lookout, and the projection may or may not have errors. Here is a permalink to the projection. nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/?&kt=200&lat=38.8946925&lng=-77.0218993&airburst=0&hob_ft=0&fallout=1&fallout_angle=147&zm=9
plus the jet stream over america generally heads east, that's why t-storms come from the west, originating in the rockies. so the further east one goes across the us, the more of a irradiated wasteland hellhole america becomes. Boston and washington, dc should be completely uninhabitable (by humans) theoretically...
Fallout generation depends greatly on the height of initiation (nuclear weapons are not "detonated," they are initiated. It's a very different process, though it does involve some chemical explosives). A 200 kt device initiated at 10,000 ft produces virtually no fallout, as the fireball does not come into contact with the ground, so there is no matter sucked into the fireball and irradiated. A small amount of residual irradiated matter does exist from the water vapor in the air, but this is trivial compared to a ground burst. Whether a nuclear device (they are called devices, or warheads, not "bombs") is initiated at high or low altitude depends entirely on what is being targeted. For maximum casualties in cities, the usual method was to initiate at an altitude nearly equal to the radius of the fireball - there are some very destructive effects that come into play (called the shock front) when nuclear weapons are initiated at roughly this altitude. Note, the vast majority of casualties are due to blast and thermal effects, not radiation, at least initially. Shock front winds from a 500 kt device initiated at ~2000 ft altitude can be greatly in excess of 1000 mph even at a mile from initiation point. That will ruin your whole day. Hardened targets like ICBM silos, railroad marshaling yards, even runways, require ground bursts and are thus considered very dirty (loads of fallout). Even device design has a huge impact on weapons "cleanliness" - the US mastered very clean nuclear devices in the mid-late 50s, ones that rely mostly on fusion to produce their explosive power, while Soviet designs, and even more so Chinese, were very dirty (relying more on fission). Thus my complaint about unrealistic effects in the Fallout universe - certainly a target like DC would have gotten a thorough seeing to, with multiple high-kiloton to low megaton devices raining down on it. Such a brutal attack would have left virtually nothing above ground standing for a radius of some miles. Fallout manual itself confirms the mass presence of high-yield devices, so any exchange involving very nearly the extinction of the human race would have seen virtually all city centers, especially key ones like Boston and DC, reduced to flattened, barren wastelands. The overpressures from thermonuclear devices are so much higher than those used at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the targets themselves would have received such an immense density of hits, that it assures that iconic images like a cracked capital dome or semi-shattered Washington Monument would not have been even remotely realistic. Unless of course the US was equipped with a capable ABM system, in which case only some "leakers" got through. But in that case, it would not have been a culture/society ending level attack. Thus my problems with the game. Sorry for the book. If you are interested in this topic, the "bible" is Glasstone and Dolan, Effects of Nuclear Weapons, 1977 ed. NukeMap and all these other sources derive their calculations from this standard reference.
Nuclear fallout can be carried across entire states within days, looks at the old fallout maps by the Civil Defense showing fallout patterns also, the fallout Handbooks for fallout 1 claim that most of the bombs detonated are between 750 Kilitons and 1 Megaton
I think this aircraft is an early version of a P-80 Shooting Star. There is another plane that looks just like this in New Vegas as well in Camp McCarran
In my play through, I imagine the crash site area was inhabited by miners or lumbermen working the land, and the pilot died simultaneously with them. Maybe it’s because I didn’t want to think about someone being killed while hanging in a tree. Eek!
Shoddy Cast did a nice video about the glowing sea where they explain how the nuclear bombs in Fallout were smaller than even Little Boy, but how this actually caused more damage than a bigger bomb would. So it's not that the Fallout Bombs were more advanced, they're just smaller and more numerous.
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The skeleton with the pistol may have been someone sent to retrieve the black box and when he reached the crash site to retrieve the black box he was attacked by the locals and he managed to defend himself until they finally killed him
My theory, the aircraft seems to be an F-80/P-80 shooting star. Anyways long story short, the aircraft may have been aiming for a aircraft carrier or a unknown airport in the surrounding point lookout area, the aircraft is low on fuel, the pilot is most probably flying IFR, ( flying where you can’t visually see where you are flying or how far from the ground you are, etc and are forced to fly using your instruments,instruments are many different types of gauges, things like your heading, altitude, turn rate, horizon, etc) the pilot begins to descend, preps to ditch the aircraft and as the pilot is doing so flys out of the fog and see’s the tree line, knowing it’s to dangerous to land in the trees, the pilot raises flaps and tries to gain as much altitude as possible the pulls the loud handle( ejection seat handle ) and ejects out of the aircraft. And lands in a tree. Locals find him and kill him, then reach the crash site. A military service member has reached the site first, the locals ambush him and he is able to fend of the attackers before running out of ammunition. The Remaining locals kill him, loot the crash site and wander off.
Is it just me or is it really creepy that the Lil'Tyke Playhouse has swampmen named Creeper lurking around it even having a small shack with children toys around it. Maybe it's just my dark dark imagination.
I have Ben true pretty much every oxhorn video here on UA-cam and I really enjoy every one of them because it has a depth to the game that I never considered myself. Which makes me wonder the people who give a thumbs down are they really disappointed in something they heard or are they just being UA-cam trolls. I know you can't please everybody but I really don't understand their negative reaction I love these videos I love the series and I love the philosophical insight into storylines that I never considered. But as an amateur author I really find the story lines written by the developer, the take on their presentation and the in depth search into the stories that goes beyond just the superficial point A to point B mentality of most games that oxhorn seems to really understand a delve into
I had a weird experience at the jet crash site. I was attacked by smugglers and while fighting them, a Yao Guai named "Toms Yao Guai" came and helped me. Unfortunately dying in the process. I have no clue where it came from and I don't have any mods that mention adding a Yao Guai to Point Lookout
AXEMAN BITCH ! So I just did some digging and apparently there are random encounters involving a scavenger and his pet dog or Yao Guai. The weird thing is this is in the main game, not PL. So i think my game bugged hard and spawned Toms Yao Guai but not Tom himself in the wrong place
what has me befuddled is the skeleton next to the black box recording...he's unusually equipped to be a local, would a 10mm pistol and that much ammo be commonplace in the middle of a swamp even in the Fallout universe? and didn't we also learn from an earlier installment of Ox's Point Lookout playthrough that there was a military facility where potential Chinese spies were detained? I figured perhaps he may have been from that facility...on patrol or en route to/from it when the jet crashed. He raced over to find the crash site, only to find the pilot died during his descent via parachute. So he did what any decently aware military personnel would do, begin searching for the black box to find out what happened...and that's when the locals found him...
I think the secondary body by the plane surrounded by loot was someone from the military base nearby. The bombs go off and everyone in a panic, the military is trying to keep order but just then a jet fighter races overhead and crashes. One brave service member goes to check out the crash and is ambushed by violent locals and is killed.
I do find it interesting that he would not take the bear from this episode but when he explored the mines he took that one it seemed just as sentimental of an item. Just an interesting observation I had.
That's a fair point. I guess it bothered me much more to take it from this coffin because his parents placed in there with such purpose, to honor him. It was something he loved, something he, as a child, cherished. In the mine, the bear comforted the man as he died, or made him regret everything he was about to lose. By taking it from the man, I can give it to a child who will love it--this man didn't need the comfort or memories anymore. But to take it from the child in the coffin would be to disrespect the wishes of the parents who loved him and placed it there.
I must disagree with the Jet Crash: (Granted I don't know how far away the crash was from the pilot so...) I speculate the Pilot ejected, the Plane crashed and attracted the attention of the Swamp Folk. The Pilot awoke while the Swamp Folk were looting the plane. He tried to stop them while hanging from the parachute with his machine gun, killed a few of them (this explains the corpses,the axes and shovels at the plane). The Swamp Folk then obviously killed him when he ran out of ammo.
Love how ox didn't take a teddy bear from a dead child.... and then there's me *installs kill children mod. Proceeds to murder all children in dimond city cause bored*
Ruzka is most likely a ghoul because in Fallout 4 Far Harbor, Yoa Gui have ghoul variants. If Fallout 3 is Remade they have to give Rukza a Ghoul Yoa Gui skin.
I seriously think garden gnomes are semi sentient entities that are only active when humans aren't around. Which would explain some of their activities
IDEA! what if this aircraft carrier was the same one that became Rivet City, in fact you can see many of the same jets there. And for jets, point Lookout and DC are not so far apart.
Honestly, I'm kinda excited for the video talking about the pintsized slasher. No matter how much I hate clowns, I'm interested to see if you can bring light into this tiny terror
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Originally there was going to be a female Swamp Folk enemy as there is cut dialogue (Edit) and i think audio on the wiki (End of edit). But for unknown reasons or reasons i don't know it was scrapped and they made no alternative.
I'm surprised there aren't more yau gui in point lookout. With how wild and untamed it is, even in comparison with the capital wasteland, you'd think there'd be bears. Though I guess bears never were ones for costal environments.
Patuxent River naval air station is located in Lexington Park about 20 minutes north of Point Lookout. This is probably where the pilot was trying to get to.
Its possible for fallout to spread across that distance in that universe, as the number of detonations and that nuclear-powered objects (or nuclear power plants, I saw some in the FO4 trailer) would explode or melt down due to the nuclear detonation itself or lack of personell to maintain it. And with the radiation in Point Lookout seeping from underground, most people died to radiation there.
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Lol. Watching this in the first five mins it’s been out. Do you ever wonder what happened to other parts of the world? Like India or Canada. Are they irradiated also?
Liam Rogers Canada is no longer it's own country in the fallout universe it was annexed in 2076 so the state of Canada was destroyed by nukes as they probably shot a lot of ICBMS at Alaska as the military had taken over the area to stop the Chinese invadeing U.S soil And India probably wasn't attacked as bad it probably would look like New Vegas.
I think India would have been hit as well because they likely could still have been rivals with China in the Fallout world. If China was already competing with America for resources think of how badly India would have been competing with China and America as well. This Certainly would have put to two at odds with each other and likely would have led to some sort of conflict at some point, so China would have likely finished them off at the same time they attacked America. Also you have to account for how close India was to the Middle East which destroyed itself in a nuclear war before 2077 so it was likely dealing with high levels of fallout even before the war happened.
What if this is the Benny we know from New Vegas? Remember his gang were Tribals once. And since this is set at least 10 or more years before the events in New Vegas, what's to say that the gang in question isn't the Chairmen? That and we never did learn WHICH direction they traveled to the Mojave from.
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[The Wonderful Adventures of Preston Garvey] SEASON 3 Disclaimer: If you can’t handle my work, keep scrolling. Don’t waste your time hating. Also, please read Season one before this season. Season 2 has no relevance to this season, but some things might no make sense. Quick Recap: One of the Glowing Monsters killed some of the Children of Atom at the Crater in the Glowing Sea, Mother Isolde called for an evacuation and a radio signal for help. Episode Three: Gannon [The Castle] [Minutemen] (During the Legion Invasion on the Commonwealth, Charles Gannon was a second in command of the Legionaries. When he was taken captive, he was moved to the Castle to help the Minutemen. Ricky, an explosives tinkerer, was a slave for the Legion, but was taken captive by the Minutemen and used as well) Charles: Sometimes I am thankful I am no longer with...them. Ricky: Ha! Coming from you? That’s a surprise. (Twitches) Charles: What are you working on? Ricky: You don’t know your explosives, you wouldn’t (twitch) understand. Charles: Well then. General: (Enters the Armory) Mr. Gannon. I think it’s time we speak. Charles: Sure, General. (General’s Quarters) General: (Sits at his desk) Take a seat Charles: (Sits on the chair across the desk) General: You’ve served with us for two years now. Yeah, two years since the Legion was destroyed. Crazy, right? Charles: It feels like so long ago. General: Right you are. And you’ve shown nothing but loyalty, which is what some other soldiers have pointed out as well. Charles: Yes, sir. General: I want to put you back on the field, Gannon. But this time, with a proper military. Charles: Wait, seriously? General: Commander Gannon. Seems a bit rough but it works. Charles: Sir, you really trust me with this honor? General: Yes, Commander. Charles: Wow. Thank you so much sir. General: But if you try anything, you will not survive. Anyway, go see Captain Darren Miles, he’ll brief you on what to do with your new rank. He’s waiting in the radio station. Charles: Yes, sir. (Bunker Hill) (Minutemen) Preston: Good dealing with you. Gunner 2: Well that’s great. Bunker Hill has agreed to set up that caravan? Preston: Sanctuary to here. They’ve also gotten the Brotherhood in on some of this. Gunner 2: Wow, it’s crazy to see how far the Minutemen have come. Making the Commonwealth into a nice Republic. Preston: It still bothers me how quickly we lost other outposts, though. Gunner 2: What do you mean? Preston: When the Legion invaded, they took Diamond City, Bunker Hill, and some Ranger stations from us. What if it happens again? And we can’t hold off an enemy? Gunner 2: I wouldn’t worry about it. We have the Railroad and Brotherhood with us. Not to mention, I heard rumors of a Special Forces operation for the Minutemen. Only a rumor. Preston: So the most elite soldiers in one area? Gunner 2: Basically. Preston: Wow, that would be helpful if there were an invasion. Gunner 2: Yep. (End) Thanks for tuning in, hope you all enjoyed, leave some feedback too! See you all next time.
Another possible cause for the pilot death he was caught upside down and proceeded to try and get free and as the locals were closing in he grabbed his rifle which he had close by and killed several of them before he was killed in return. That might also explain the amount of blood and axes and shovels nearby
Love that the theme sounds like a creepy off-brand version of "Home on the Range". Very fitting~ Edit: Also, I think Ruzka is a girl's name. It means rose, at least.
Oxhorn refuses to take a teddy bear from the skeleton of a child, meanwhile I'm over here stumbling over skeletons and crushing skulls under-foot because I think I *might* have seen a Nuka-Cola on the other side of the room...
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Sometimes I legit just take their bones with me for no reason and do something with them. I don’t know what, give them to super mutants, play with them, idk sometimes I just take their bones for no reason. I’m perfectly sane though guys.
Me too lmao, I RP as a crazed Nuka-Cola addict I’m these games and I have over 300 bottles in Fallout 3
That could be the difference between those who would survive, and those would would rot with the victims of man-kind.
As taken from the wiki: "On October 23, 2077, the day that the bombs fell, U.S. Navy jet aircraft 350 crashed in Point Lookout, ejecting its pilot, who got stuck in a tree some distance from the crash site. After the crash, a local soldier from the Turtledove Detention Camp removed the blackbox recording but was attacked and killed by the hostile inhabitants of Point Lookout; however he managed to kill at least five of them as shown by the skeletons surrounding his body armed with spades and axes, as well as the ammunition and firearm lying next to his body."
So you weren't too far off, keep up the great videos.
its a nice story, but the thing that ruins it all is that those axes and shovels and guns should just be barely recognizable lumps of rusted metal lying outside in a swamp for 200 years.
Poor soldier imagine the pain of those sharp opjects in you :(
for sure, but limitations of the game yadayadayada, etc.
Luzur,
They have to take sacrifices for narrative reasons as well, wanting the player to be able to recognize what is going on.
Andrew Robinson I think there's a holotape somewhere in Point Lookout that talks about it from the perspective of the soldier it's him talking about having to go check out a wreckage of the Jet and get the black box and find the pilot
When I found Ruzka I just walked away because I didnt want to kill a 200 year old bear
As I am a aircraft expert, the aircraft is a p80 shooting star, one of America's first jet aircraft, used at the start of the Cold War. Also to translate the black box recording, this pilot tries to request landing permission while flying through thick fog but to no reply, while believing to be over water, he is going to land on the water and send out a distress beacon, unaware that he is over point lookout. When he is near the ground he realises that he is over point lookout and so he bails out of his aircraft.
P.s he could have tried to have landed at rivet city
p80 wasn't equipped with The Fuel tanks on the tips of the wings the F80C was i believe
Thanks!
Remember that Bathesda are not aircraft experts. They probably stared at Cold War era photos of planes and made 3d models that they thought looked like them.
The Lone Wanderer Thing is, if you look at the crashed fighter aircraft in fallout 4, they have a completely new design and imo look quite advanced if looked at in terms of how the technology in the Fallout world is drawn
The plane looks like a P-80/F-80 shooting star. The same plane can be found on the flight deck of Rivet city with their wings folded up
the sabre didnt have wing mounted engines, and it looks like this one does.
Takasu_Ryuuji I think you find the same model in the Camp McCarren transit terminal.
Pebble's the P in P80 doesn't stand for prototype, it stands for "pursuit" aircraft, hence P-51 mustang, P-47 Thunderbolt. The P-80 just happened to be at the point in time when the US military/army airforce changed all their designations.
F-80 ("Fighter")
A-20 ("Attacker")
B-29 ("Bomber")
Yes I know the "F" was also used for carrier aircraft
never knew this, cool!
the Sabre has swept wings the shooting star has straight wings
The plane seems to be a P-80 Shooting Star (one of the very first jet fighters of the US Airforce)
It's interesting that the aviation tecnology seems to be frozen since the Great Divide between our reality and this one, that plane flying in 2077 is more than enough proof of this.
And from what is said by the pilot, It seems to not be on standard terminology, but I'm just an aviation fan, not a true pilot, al it's just my opinion based on what I know.
Why does the crashed fighter jet in fallout 4 look completely different
Yes, that looks like a P-80 or same variant of it:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_P-80_Shooting_Star
Santiago Cuberos yeah!
Lotta different jets in the military's inventory. The Point Lookout is a Navy jet, perhaps the Boston crash is an Air Force one? I'm not sure if there is anything around the crash site indicating it's origin but there are a plethora of USAF installations around Boston.
l manta That’s because it was a completely different type of jet.
You monster! You killed Ruzka, an innocent Russian circus bear, and you killed her!
No commie is innocent, not even a commie bear 😂
I think the guy with the 10mm is supposed to be military (hence the retrieved black box) and the locals ambushed and killed him. As for the bombs, shoddycast has an excellent video on why the radiation stuck around. Basically big bombs leave less fallout because of complicated physics stuff, so to produce the effect witnessed you need a huge number of smaller bombs, which tracks with older fallout 1 and 2 cannon
My grandfather is ex air force that is what a downed jet pilot would say
No one cares dude . How about you actually join the military yourself and then brag about it instead of using your grandfathers legacy for clout you clown 🤡
12:01 that is actually a outtake that they left in the game. when recording voice lines for point lookout the actors had very little time so some outtakes were left in she is actually asking somone why the password is butter cup. the sound desiner was suppose to edit it out but they ran out of time
It seems weird because, they even added subtitles for the "why..." even though it should have been cut out, and even if she was asking why, it sounds like she said it while still doing the voice, and still being in character ...
“The reason he fell from the sky becomes ‘plane’ as we walk SW from this tree...” Lol. I see what you did there, Oxhorn!
Clever Ox!
ba dum tss
Can’t wait for lonesome road... we love you ox !
HorizonofOsiris same, lonesome road is a massive part of New Vegas and tells the hidden origin of the courier
personally my favorite DLC although i feel like ulysees should have had a unique anti material rifle
HorizonofOsiris wait how do you know he's gonna do videos on that dlc?
True Chicano, Ox himself has said he's doing every DLC for both 3 and New Vegas. He's alternating between 3 and New Vegas for each DLC. And so far for NV he's done Honest Hearts, Old World Blues, and Dead Money. Next DLC series is going to be Lonesome Road, should he follow the pattern.
True Chicano because in the Jacobs town video he said he would do the lonso me road.
I am happy to say that Ruzka survived in my game because I had the Animal Friend perk. Still... RIP Ruzka.
It'd be cool if they made it to where if you have the animal friend perk you could have Ruzka as a companion.
With the animal friends perk (level 2) you can have her as a “companion” attacking things in the area
"The reason that he crashed becomes plane..."
*sigh* Don't...
*Slow clapping*
Although this isnt the first pun he has made
This series is so dope. Point lookout needed this.. scratch that, I NEEDED THIS. good job oxhorn been a fan for about two years I believe 😂
@@mrnewvegasgaminghistory7830 there are better ways to get a girl my dude.There are alot of sites
"I typically take teddy bears for Marie at this juncture, but it just didn't feel right to take this bear from this child."
Good guy Oxhorn strikes again. Right in the feels.
I know right? Even though I've been watching Oxhorn for quite some time now and have largely grown accustomed to his ways, once every so often he sneaks one past my guard and hits me right in the feels.
Dont you mean: Points to look out for? GET IT
On the subject of nuclear warheads, maybe in the Fallout universe they were still using the large "city-buster" warheads that were developed in the early Cold War here in our universe, which might help explain the fallout getting to Point Lookout.
The aircraft appears to be a fallout version of the P-80, anyway I have a translation for the black box. "I have multiple flashpoints on the horizon" This more than likely means he saw the flashes from the nuclear blasts. The second part is where he's trying to get a landing clearance or navigation assistance since he's trying to find a place to land but he's having a hard time due to low visibility aka fog. The third one is kinda confusing probably due to Bethesda trying to make aircraft lingo sound cool but I presume he's got 10 minutes of fuel left till he has to land, The thing about the marker is possibly alluding to an ILS or instrument landing system. The fourth one is a little more clear, He thinks he's over the ocean since he can't see the ground due to the fog and he's going to try a water landing. I'd assume the INS pinger is his survival radio that will send out pings in the hopes that someone will come to his rescue since he'll need it when he crash lands. The part that's strange is why he's putting his flaps up since those will help add lift and help slow him down for landing. Anyway, cherubs are the altitude under 1,000 feet so decent to 8 cherubs would be 800 feet. The three green means he got all three of his landing gear down. The fifth one is pretty straight forward he's at 500 feet he's spotted a treeline so he knows he's over land and is prepping to "pull the loud handle" which means he's going to pull the ejector seat lever to bail out and ditch the aircraft. The one confusing part is the "throttle east on four lights" It's either his throttle position or it's his angle of attack indicator he's referring to, probably an oversight by Bethesda. As we can see he made it out of the aircraft but unfortunately he got stuck in a tree. My theory on the bodies is that the skeleton in the parachute is for sure the pilot but the one that's propped up against the fuselage of the plane is a soldier sent out from the detention center since it appears to be over the flight path of the plane or they tracked his "INS" pinger. But it looks like the locals found the pilot before the soldier did and then it appears he may have been ambushed trying to recover the black box from the aircraft. But like most of these situations in fallout it's up to your interpretation. Anyway, I hope this was helpful!
THE FREED MEN Thanks!
"throttle easy on four lights" means simply he was trying to glide into a crash landing without stalling. Normally you see it stated as Open or Close throttle. Bethesda possibly didn't understand this though and simply wanted people to know he was trying to ditch the plane. My guess, he didn't have throttle closed and he wouldn't have it Open. He assumed he was going to hit water and so didnt worry about having to pull up much, just enough to have the belly hit the water without destroying plane. At last seconds, he noticed a forest , and attempted to pull up, this hints he was gliding in without stalling totally. He made a last second choice...crash with plane or eject. He choose eject. And we are certain he didn't believe he was over the ocean as he states, he is trying to find the transponder beacon (The outer one which hints he was trying to reach DC). Suggesting he was going to DC and since in Navy probably from Norfolk. He attempted to find the outer beacon and couldn't, reason it was destroyed. He very likely knew he was over Chesapeake or Potomac. He had to fly with Instruments. Nukes caused issue with him seeing ground. The fact he managed to land on Point Lookout was simply a bad luck on his part.
I would guess the "State one plus one zero" means he has a minute and ten seconds of fuel left. The "flaps up" could be Bethesda got it backwards, like having your gear down for a water landing. As for "throttle easy on four lights", four main fuel tanks with individual low fuel indicator lights.
+Calvin Barnes
While i agree normally. Perhaps Bethesda did get this one correct. Putting the flaps down slows you down. The pilot was attempting to land on water...and not stall. So putting the flaps up would be correct. For example the pilot who crashed into the waters in NYC and saved those people had them up. (I had to look this up I admit). The pilot was lost, he was using Instruments and he was going over water, he was simply trying to land it on belly and not stall it. I agree with you though, flaps down would be best, though I see why the pilot would do this. He didn't take into account a forest or land mass at time. Also, he was out of fuel another reason he did it that way.
Stacie Meier I figured what he meant by the four lights was his angle of attack or glide slope indicator but you might be right about the throttle position.
Of course animals can ghoulify, we had Ghoulrillas in Nuka World.
There are also ghoul yao guai in Far Harbor.
Alison Wonderland I’ve spent way more time in Far Harbor than I’d admit and I’ve never seen a ghoul Yao guai
fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Yao_guai_(Fallout_4)#Yao_guai_ghoul
Timothy Jones well fuck. Never knew that!! Thank you. I’m glad to now know
@@mindyauron Yea there pretty rare
I had two ranks in Animal Friendship when I found Ruzka, so I just poked around the den
Eight cherubs = 800 feet above sea level (1 cherub = 100 feet, 1 Angel = 1000 feet), and the Loud Handle is slang for the ejection seat control (either a shade the aviator pulls down over their helmet, or a handle between their legs in case they can't reach the shade.) 'State' probably means fuel state, 100 pounds until empty.
Looking at the map, I'd think the pilot of the jet was trying for the equivalent of the Patuxent River Naval Air Station in the Fallout universe, not an aircraft carrier.
“It just didn’t feel right to take this bear”
OX you got a goddamn heart of gold.
If you have the Animal Friend perk and Ruzka doesn't glitch you can get a nice up close look of the ol' girl.
When he felt sad about killing the bear, he sounded like Moria in Megton
5:34
I actually checked this site called nuclearsecrecy.com, which hosts a "nukemap." It is capable of projecting the aspects of a nuclear explosion superimposed on Google maps. For example, the blast radius. A nuclear weapon with a yield of 200 kilotons (the minimum yield for most nuclear weapons in Fallout as stated in the Fallout 1 manual) detonating in Washington DC produces fallout that can in fact reach Point Lookout. Bear in mind that this is assuming the wind was blowing in the direction of Point Lookout, and the projection may or may not have errors.
Here is a permalink to the projection. nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/?&kt=200&lat=38.8946925&lng=-77.0218993&airburst=0&hob_ft=0&fallout=1&fallout_angle=147&zm=9
That is fascinating, thank you for sharing!
plus the jet stream over america generally heads east, that's why t-storms come from the west, originating in the rockies. so the further east one goes across the us, the more of a irradiated wasteland hellhole america becomes. Boston and washington, dc should be completely uninhabitable (by humans) theoretically...
Fallout generation depends greatly on the height of initiation (nuclear weapons are not "detonated," they are initiated. It's a very different process, though it does involve some chemical explosives).
A 200 kt device initiated at 10,000 ft produces virtually no fallout, as the fireball does not come into contact with the ground, so there is no matter sucked into the fireball and irradiated. A small amount of residual irradiated matter does exist from the water vapor in the air, but this is trivial compared to a ground burst.
Whether a nuclear device (they are called devices, or warheads, not "bombs") is initiated at high or low altitude depends entirely on what is being targeted. For maximum casualties in cities, the usual method was to initiate at an altitude nearly equal to the radius of the fireball - there are some very destructive effects that come into play (called the shock front) when nuclear weapons are initiated at roughly this altitude. Note, the vast majority of casualties are due to blast and thermal effects, not radiation, at least initially. Shock front winds from a 500 kt device initiated at ~2000 ft altitude can be greatly in excess of 1000 mph even at a mile from initiation point. That will ruin your whole day.
Hardened targets like ICBM silos, railroad marshaling yards, even runways, require ground bursts and are thus considered very dirty (loads of fallout). Even device design has a huge impact on weapons "cleanliness" - the US mastered very clean nuclear devices in the mid-late 50s, ones that rely mostly on fusion to produce their explosive power, while Soviet designs, and even more so Chinese, were very dirty (relying more on fission).
Thus my complaint about unrealistic effects in the Fallout universe - certainly a target like DC would have gotten a thorough seeing to, with multiple high-kiloton to low megaton devices raining down on it. Such a brutal attack would have left virtually nothing above ground standing for a radius of some miles. Fallout manual itself confirms the mass presence of high-yield devices, so any exchange involving very nearly the extinction of the human race would have seen virtually all city centers, especially key ones like Boston and DC, reduced to flattened, barren wastelands. The overpressures from thermonuclear devices are so much higher than those used at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the targets themselves would have received such an immense density of hits, that it assures that iconic images like a cracked capital dome or semi-shattered Washington Monument would not have been even remotely realistic.
Unless of course the US was equipped with a capable ABM system, in which case only some "leakers" got through. But in that case, it would not have been a culture/society ending level attack.
Thus my problems with the game. Sorry for the book.
If you are interested in this topic, the "bible" is Glasstone and Dolan, Effects of Nuclear Weapons, 1977 ed. NukeMap and all these other sources derive their calculations from this standard reference.
I hummed and whistled the theme of this series
Nuclear fallout can be carried across entire states within days, looks at the old fallout maps by the Civil Defense showing fallout patterns also, the fallout Handbooks for fallout 1 claim that most of the bombs detonated are between 750 Kilitons and 1 Megaton
Password 'Buttercup' As in Giddyup Buttercup.
and the "why"?
I think this aircraft is an early version of a P-80 Shooting Star. There is another plane that looks just like this in New Vegas as well in Camp McCarran
It was an “axe”ident
'The reason he fell from the sky becomes plain/plane'
*W H E E Z E*
Lunch with Oxhorn covering one of my favorite games and one of my favorite DLCs. Life be good :D
In my play through, I imagine the crash site area was inhabited by miners or lumbermen working the land, and the pilot died simultaneously with them. Maybe it’s because I didn’t want to think about someone being killed while hanging in a tree. Eek!
16:08 makes me remember Oxhorn is a father.
Shoddy Cast did a nice video about the glowing sea where they explain how the nuclear bombs in Fallout were smaller than even Little Boy, but how this actually caused more damage than a bigger bomb would. So it's not that the Fallout Bombs were more advanced, they're just smaller and more numerous.
I love your conclusions, you are telling a story and I realize things I didn't think of when I played Point Lookout myself
Hey Oxhorn I'm a new sub and I LOVE the Fallout universe and it's lore and like your vids just as much. Thanks first video I came across of yours I watched and was instantly hooked! Your lore stories are amazing and I've subscribed immediately! Keep up the great content my man!
3:50 looks like a F-80 shooting star mixed with some aspects of a F-84 thunderjet
The skeleton with the pistol may have been someone sent to retrieve the black box and when he reached the crash site to retrieve the black box he was attacked by the locals and he managed to defend himself until they finally killed him
My theory, the aircraft seems to be an F-80/P-80 shooting star. Anyways long story short, the aircraft may have been aiming for a aircraft carrier or a unknown airport in the surrounding point lookout area, the aircraft is low on fuel, the pilot is most probably flying IFR, ( flying where you can’t visually see where you are flying or how far from the ground you are, etc and are forced to fly using your instruments,instruments are many different types of gauges, things like your heading, altitude, turn rate, horizon, etc) the pilot begins to descend, preps to ditch the aircraft and as the pilot is doing so flys out of the fog and see’s the tree line, knowing it’s to dangerous to land in the trees, the pilot raises flaps and tries to gain as much altitude as possible the pulls the loud handle( ejection seat handle ) and ejects out of the aircraft. And lands in a tree. Locals find him and kill him, then reach the crash site. A military service member has reached the site first, the locals ambush him and he is able to fend of the attackers before running out of ammunition. The Remaining locals kill him, loot the crash site and wander off.
It is funny that the Red Racer Jump Suit is yellow.
I love the ammount of detail in this DLC, the Confederate mass graves / bubbles were a realistic and very ominous addition
29:15 "Ruzka... Is bugged. Is she a Police Informant? Or a Spy?
muh hum probably a spy
Perfect spot for a spy bear den
Is it just me or is it really creepy that the Lil'Tyke Playhouse has swampmen named Creeper lurking around it even having a small shack with children toys around it. Maybe it's just my dark dark imagination.
I have Ben true pretty much every oxhorn video here on UA-cam and I really enjoy every one of them because it has a depth to the game that I never considered myself. Which makes me wonder the people who give a thumbs down are they really disappointed in something they heard or are they just being UA-cam trolls. I know you can't please everybody but I really don't understand their negative reaction I love these videos I love the series and I love the philosophical insight into storylines that I never considered. But as an amateur author I really find the story lines written by the developer, the take on their presentation and the in depth search into the stories that goes beyond just the superficial point A to point B mentality of most games that oxhorn seems to really understand a delve into
I had a weird experience at the jet crash site. I was attacked by smugglers and while fighting them, a Yao Guai named "Toms Yao Guai" came and helped me. Unfortunately dying in the process. I have no clue where it came from and I don't have any mods that mention adding a Yao Guai to Point Lookout
Actually there is one yao gaui roaming around point lookout that's named but it's usually around an unmarked cave.
Eddie Peraza I want to say, Bullshit, BUT, there's still the chance not matter how small.
AXEMAN BITCH ! So I just did some digging and apparently there are random encounters involving a scavenger and his pet dog or Yao Guai. The weird thing is this is in the main game, not PL. So i think my game bugged hard and spawned Toms Yao Guai but not Tom himself in the wrong place
Eddie Peraza really?
Eddie Peraza Fascinating, I'll go around the capital wasteland then, see if it'll happen for me.
the reason becomes plain...get it, plain/plane
somewere around Point Lookout you can find a box with a Knife and a Hockey and people say thats a reference to Jason
A Face For a Skull there's also the toy knife which is apparently another reference
There are three knives toy knife,stabhappy and ritual knife
what has me befuddled is the skeleton next to the black box recording...he's unusually equipped to be a local, would a 10mm pistol and that much ammo be commonplace in the middle of a swamp even in the Fallout universe?
and didn't we also learn from an earlier installment of Ox's Point Lookout playthrough that there was a military facility where potential Chinese spies were detained?
I figured perhaps he may have been from that facility...on patrol or en route to/from it when the jet crashed. He raced over to find the crash site, only to find the pilot died during his descent via parachute. So he did what any decently aware military personnel would do, begin searching for the black box to find out what happened...and that's when the locals found him...
Actually you were really close on that but the pilot was killed by the locals and he was sent to retrieve the black box but he was ambushed and killed
I think the secondary body by the plane surrounded by loot was someone from the military base nearby.
The bombs go off and everyone in a panic, the military is trying to keep order but just then a jet fighter races overhead and crashes. One brave service member goes to check out the crash and is ambushed by violent locals and is killed.
I do find it interesting that he would not take the bear from this episode but when he explored the mines he took that one it seemed just as sentimental of an item. Just an interesting observation I had.
That's a fair point. I guess it bothered me much more to take it from this coffin because his parents placed in there with such purpose, to honor him. It was something he loved, something he, as a child, cherished. In the mine, the bear comforted the man as he died, or made him regret everything he was about to lose. By taking it from the man, I can give it to a child who will love it--this man didn't need the comfort or memories anymore. But to take it from the child in the coffin would be to disrespect the wishes of the parents who loved him and placed it there.
Oxhorn wow........
You made that really deep.....
You could make a movie, or at least, write a book with all of your narrative talent!
"The reason he fell from the sky becomes *plane*" ha...ha...ha Ox you got me again.
I must disagree with the Jet Crash: (Granted I don't know how far away the crash was from the pilot so...) I speculate the Pilot ejected, the Plane crashed and attracted the attention of the Swamp Folk. The Pilot awoke while the Swamp Folk were looting the plane.
He tried to stop them while hanging from the parachute with his machine gun, killed a few of them (this explains the corpses,the axes and shovels at the plane).
The Swamp Folk then obviously killed him when he ran out of ammo.
swamp folk kill me when I have full ammo!
That explains it better
My friend told me to watch you and you actually are a really good you tuber I’m so glad that he showed me you!!
Love how ox didn't take a teddy bear from a dead child.... and then there's me *installs kill children mod. Proceeds to murder all children in dimond city cause bored*
If that was the corps of a child then i am the uncle of a super mutant.
McCreedy in Little Lamplight needs to be taught what's what. I'd love to see the look on his face when he gets kicked out to Big Town XD
Ruzka is most likely a ghoul because in Fallout 4 Far Harbor, Yoa Gui have ghoul variants. If Fallout 3 is Remade they have to give Rukza a Ghoul Yoa Gui skin.
Patuxent Naval Air Station is near Point Lookout.
i think the plane was heading for an aircraft carrier aka rivet city like you said or. Adams airforce base
I seriously think garden gnomes are semi sentient entities that are only active when humans aren't around. Which would explain some of their activities
Sapphire so like Weeping Angels?
🎶Gotta go to work. Work all day. Work for underpants hey! We won't stop til we have underpants. Yum tum yummy tum tay!
--Underpants Gnome
Max Power only not horrifying
Garden gnomes need a video of their own @oxhorn
Max Power what are weeping angels?
IDEA! what if this aircraft carrier was the same one that became Rivet City, in fact you can see many of the same jets there.
And for jets, point Lookout and DC are not so far apart.
A power fist AND scotch? Was he a drunken brawler? lol
I visited Ruzka’s location once, the first time I played Point Lookout, and the ancient Yao Guai was there. I had no idea the bear was bugged.
On the Black Box recording "loud handle" means ejection handle
Honestly, I'm kinda excited for the video talking about the pintsized slasher. No matter how much I hate clowns, I'm interested to see if you can bring light into this tiny terror
R.I.P Ruzka oh the memory's
Ox-horn is the ultimate fallout 4 gamer and really represents the best of you-tubers on the net. I have no idea why he does not already have over a million subscribers.
Where are the lady swamp people? Anyone notice how there aren't any? How are there more swamp people then...
jayxeno just a bethesda discrepancy out of laziness. They have a bad reputation for not always putting as much attention to detail as they should
But you gotta give them credit for making the game as beautiful as it is *shrugs*
Originally there was going to be a female Swamp Folk enemy as there is cut dialogue (Edit) and i think audio on the wiki (End of edit). But for unknown reasons or reasons i don't know it was scrapped and they made no alternative.
Maybe they have them trapped in their basements/attics tending to their young o.o
or the women just became extinct recently in 2277
28:13 This is why I use the animal friend perk
Every time I took something from a grave or open coffin in point lookout, I always placed prewar money Afterwards.
I believe the Password "Buttercup is referring to the movie Thelma & Louise" when she walks into the Western Union to withdraw money
The aircraft itself is either a P-80 or an F-80. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Its called a P-80 Starfighter.
I think your right!
Shooting Star not Starfighter.
Hoovy The President of Pootland it is a P80
TheLazer3 that's the F-104
You make my lunch break great.
That bear? I would have totally reloaded the game and left him be.
I'm surprised there aren't more yau gui in point lookout. With how wild and untamed it is, even in comparison with the capital wasteland, you'd think there'd be bears. Though I guess bears never were ones for costal environments.
Well we know that humans are not the only creatures that can become ghouls. They Pack in Nuka World keep a couple of ghoulified goriillas.
In new vegas, sloan has lots of strange meat pie in it's diner, does that mean that the people of sloan are... cannibals?
Vault tec survival guide presents: B.A.B.Y. dodging
This is deffinatly my favorite channel. I cant wait for Lonesome Road. Keep it up Ox!
Is there any numbers that match any planes on the aircraftcarrier from Rivetcity??
Yet again after many fallout 3 play throughs Oxhorn shows me things I’ve missed great vid
Can some one tell me the name of the song in the intros of these point lookout videos ?
Patuxent River naval air station is located in Lexington Park about 20 minutes north of Point Lookout. This is probably where the pilot was trying to get to.
Maybe Bern is shortened from Bernadette.
or Bernice
Bern might also just be a Surname. It is the title of a password to a bank vault, so it might have been organized via surname and all.
Its possible for fallout to spread across that distance in that universe, as the number of detonations and that nuclear-powered objects (or nuclear power plants, I saw some in the FO4 trailer) would explode or melt down due to the nuclear detonation itself or lack of personell to maintain it. And with the radiation in Point Lookout seeping from underground, most people died to radiation there.
Show us what's in the ships engine! The one that takes us to point lookout
I love Oxhorn's sense of humour
SHE EAT MY SPAGET!!!!!
some body toucha ma spaget!
She gotta face, buta no body
*NOBODY A TOUCHA MA SPAGET*
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Sup oxhorn. Before i got fallout 4 i used to watch your videos for fun but know that i have the game they are informative and helpful. I love your profile of vidoes. Your videos are fun to watch. You are an all around great youtuber.
Lol. Watching this in the first five mins it’s been out. Do you ever wonder what happened to other parts of the world? Like India or Canada. Are they irradiated also?
Liam Rogers Canada is no longer it's own country in the fallout universe it was annexed in 2076 so the state of Canada was destroyed by nukes as they probably shot a lot of ICBMS at Alaska as the military had taken over the area to stop the Chinese invadeing U.S soil And India probably wasn't attacked as bad it probably would look like New Vegas.
I think India would have been hit as well because they likely could still have been rivals with China in the Fallout world. If China was already competing with America for resources think of how badly India would have been competing with China and America as well. This Certainly would have put to two at odds with each other and likely would have led to some sort of conflict at some point, so China would have likely finished them off at the same time they attacked America. Also you have to account for how close India was to the Middle East which destroyed itself in a nuclear war before 2077 so it was likely dealing with high levels of fallout even before the war happened.
why did they destroy them self XD wtf is wrong with the fallout universe
Wow. I’ve never thought of all of those responses before. Thanks for “expanding my mind” (Not a tribal)
TheLazer3 yeah China is like north Korea they got nukes and want to blow up everything mankind redefined
The pilot killed the looters before succumbing himself
What if this is the Benny we know from New Vegas? Remember his gang were Tribals once. And since this is set at least 10 or more years before the events in New Vegas, what's to say that the gang in question isn't the Chairmen?
That and we never did learn WHICH direction they traveled to the Mojave from.
Lol what. NV is set like 4 years after F3, and it's pretty obvious the Chairmen didn't travel all the way across US, they were a local tribe
Gee sorry for having a fucking imagination and finding something interesting. it was something i thought was fun to notice.
You don't need to imagine things when all the facts are laid out in front of you, your fault for not noticing the obvious
At least I'm not insulting you because I'm overly sensitive
lol
I love how genuine Oxhorn is, that's the reason I subscribed! If you see this Oxhorn, I really appreciate what you do and I hope your videos bring you as much joy as they bring me! :) Keep up the hard work buddy!
[The Wonderful Adventures of Preston Garvey] SEASON 3
Disclaimer: If you can’t handle my work, keep scrolling. Don’t waste your time hating. Also, please read Season one before this season. Season 2 has no relevance to this season, but some things might no make sense.
Quick Recap: One of the Glowing Monsters killed some of the Children of Atom at the Crater in the Glowing Sea, Mother Isolde called for an evacuation and a radio signal for help.
Episode Three: Gannon
[The Castle]
[Minutemen]
(During the Legion Invasion on the Commonwealth, Charles Gannon was a second in command of the Legionaries. When he was taken captive, he was moved to the Castle to help the Minutemen. Ricky, an explosives tinkerer, was a slave for the Legion, but was taken captive by the Minutemen and used as well)
Charles: Sometimes I am thankful I am no longer with...them.
Ricky: Ha! Coming from you? That’s a surprise. (Twitches)
Charles: What are you working on?
Ricky: You don’t know your explosives, you wouldn’t (twitch) understand.
Charles: Well then.
General: (Enters the Armory) Mr. Gannon. I think it’s time we speak.
Charles: Sure, General.
(General’s Quarters)
General: (Sits at his desk) Take a seat
Charles: (Sits on the chair across the desk)
General: You’ve served with us for two years now. Yeah, two years since the Legion was destroyed. Crazy, right?
Charles: It feels like so long ago.
General: Right you are. And you’ve shown nothing but loyalty, which is what some other soldiers have pointed out as well.
Charles: Yes, sir.
General: I want to put you back on the field, Gannon. But this time, with a proper military.
Charles: Wait, seriously?
General: Commander Gannon. Seems a bit rough but it works.
Charles: Sir, you really trust me with this honor?
General: Yes, Commander.
Charles: Wow. Thank you so much sir.
General: But if you try anything, you will not survive. Anyway, go see Captain Darren Miles, he’ll brief you on what to do with your new rank. He’s waiting in the radio station.
Charles: Yes, sir.
(Bunker Hill)
(Minutemen)
Preston: Good dealing with you.
Gunner 2: Well that’s great. Bunker Hill has agreed to set up that caravan?
Preston: Sanctuary to here. They’ve also gotten the Brotherhood in on some of this.
Gunner 2: Wow, it’s crazy to see how far the Minutemen have come. Making the Commonwealth into a nice Republic.
Preston: It still bothers me how quickly we lost other outposts, though.
Gunner 2: What do you mean?
Preston: When the Legion invaded, they took Diamond City, Bunker Hill, and some Ranger stations from us. What if it happens again? And we can’t hold off an enemy?
Gunner 2: I wouldn’t worry about it. We have the Railroad and Brotherhood with us. Not to mention, I heard rumors of a Special Forces operation for the Minutemen. Only a rumor.
Preston: So the most elite soldiers in one area?
Gunner 2: Basically.
Preston: Wow, that would be helpful if there were an invasion.
Gunner 2: Yep.
(End)
Thanks for tuning in, hope you all enjoyed, leave some feedback too! See you all next time.
Cappy get a life
Or make some vids
Juan Hernandez
Haha.
Cappy Not bad acctualy, seems a bit rough, and short,but overall I liked it.
Aren’t you supposed to be torturing bottle
Another possible cause for the pilot death he was caught upside down and proceeded to try and get free and as the locals were closing in he grabbed his rifle which he had close by and killed several of them before he was killed in return. That might also explain the amount of blood and axes and shovels nearby
You killed Ruzka. You monster.
Amanda Troutman plays ussr music in respect
Maybe the plane was a crazies Easter egg? Maybe
Roses are red
Oxhorn is cool
Nobody pays for UA-cam
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I see you Bro, the Greedy vault Boy roses are red
Cows have udders
Gay lovers find out their brothers
Love that the theme sounds like a creepy off-brand version of "Home on the Range". Very fitting~
Edit: Also, I think Ruzka is a girl's name. It means rose, at least.