"Nuclear power is finite because eventually you're gonna annihilate the ozone." And here comes Nux not knowing a thing about how nuclear power actually works.
@@Lumberjack_king Its explicitly not supposed to be a realistic portrayal of how it works. Its not "What would happen if there was a nuclear war leading to an apocalypse" its "What would the people from the 50s and 60s think a post nuclear war apocalypse would look like".
@@Lumberjack_king In Fallout’s defense, we didn’t know how it worked when the first game was made. I don’t expect streamers to know everything, but damn at least know some green energy facts, you’re gonna be stuck on this planet about as long as we are.
This was a Cliff’s Notes version of Fallout lore. They didn’t cover anything about ghouls, nothing about the Lovecraftian areas in the games, nothing about how you used the power of Elvis to fight Chandler Bing. They didn’t even cover how your brain is completely removed in one of the DLC’s and you can actually hold a conversation with it.
"What happened to Russia?" Well interestingly the USSR never collapsed in the Fallout timeline and still existed just before the war and the US and Russia had started to become friends and forge a good alliance just before the world exploded
"what happened to russia" it wasn't included because devs thought that it was too fucking brutal. To be fair the one time one of lead devs called his friend in russia he overheard a shootout, which were very much common because of crime after collapse of USSSR. I think he got an impression that that was just a normal Tuesday for russia from any period in time.
The real life reason is because one of the creators knew a Russian game developer so Choose China to be the enemy I kind of wish they would have chosen North Korea instead
This video really glosses over the Master's death. After explaining to him that the supermutants are sterile, he realizes his life's work was for nothing and that he's a fool. He then gets super depressed over all the people he's killed, realizes that he's been the villain all along, and tells the player character to leave while they still can. He blows his base up as a form of suicide, and to make sure no one else can find the FEV and make the same mistakes he has. One of his last words is "I cannot go on continuing to have done the things I've done." This video just says "Supermutants are sterile so he blows himself up"
what's worse is that the Muties aren't actually sterile ... it only takes ages for them to be fertile again so like 80 years or so (don't know if it's still canon though) that is told in FO 2 when you get Marcus as a sidekick and let him meet up with a Hooker resulting in him getting worried if he made her pregnant and telling you on the question that Muties are supposed to be sterile that it takes a few years to get the juices flowing again
This is not nearly enough time to cover ALL the lore. Nux you'd be here for days on just learning about every single vault exeriment...they can get...brutal
Still can't get over New Vegas "Morality" vault Like damn that was dark (context for those who are not aware - there was computer in this vault that was asking for human sacrifice every year. And warn that if they didn't agree they get killed. People been doing it for hundreds years. Until there was like 3-4 friends left and they decided to refuse And computer responded with: "Congratulations. You prove your humanity and refused. We not gonna kill you. Life your life" Well. Almost all group oofed themselfs right before vault door as punishment for what they all did Except one who was too scared and run away. His story unknown)
@@Justintheinsane i mean alot of them had experiments and were not but there were also quite a few control vaults made to actually save people (some examples being vault 3, vault 8, vault 13, and vault 76 those are the known ones
If you want a more in-depth look into the Fallout lore, look up "The Storyteller" series. It's basically the Prepare to Cry series but for Fallout. And yes it's super dark.
@@themalcontent100 We don't even need to bury most of it, we can use spent nuclear fuel again in fast reactors, and even the stuff that stays radioactive afterwards is useful for things like smoke detectors.
@@badrott8028 I'm thinking more the lights in your house. Also think of it like this, if we get all electricity made by nuclear... well have gas for cars longer
saying that nuclear power destroys the ozone layer is the best way to tell people you don't know jack shit about nuclear fission/fusion without explicitly telling them those words
Because we should expect everyone we meet to have the same level of knowledge about nuclear energy. 🙄 especially someone who openly said they don’t know anything about Fallout lore.
The only thing I know is that nuclear energy is rather clean, and the only waste is the radioactive materials. However the thing that scares everybody is when things go wrong, which collectively scares everyone.
@@mightbeapersonmaybe8379 Yea that’s also true but another large reason why none of this is implemented on large is due to other forms of energy being lobbied (likely)
Talking the villain down is a time honored tradition for old school RPGs. Including it as an option, even a difficult and fiddly one, is a sign (though not a requirement) of a well crafted RPG.
39:15 from what I remember, its not that the courier got amnesia, he still remembers the package and some unique dialogue with the bachelor perk implies him remembering something from a long time ago. so its not that he forgot from being shot, but more so leaves it blank for you to build upon what kind of character the courier would be, which I honestly love a lot.
Clarification on the BOS; they were originally a group of soldiers pre-war who revolted against the government when they realized that the scientists on the base they were staffing were running FEV experiments on human captives. While 76 made some uh... creative interpretations of their lore that muddle research into them, generally speaking the basic idea was that they believed that advanced technology was too dangerous for common use, that their role was to confiscate it and keep it for when humanity was ready to use it again. The BOS had varying opinions on how they should deal with outsiders, however FO3 was the first time when they were totally helpful. The main FO3 chapter basically decided that it was okay to let wastelanders have technology, but other chapters ranged from "We'll trade with you but only basic stuff and we'll also help with raiders especially if they have advanced tech" at the best to isolationist groups ambushing caravans on the road and demanding the turn over of any prohibited technology or they'd open fire at the worst. The FO3 outcasts were of the later type. Generally speaking the BOS as a whole took the view that humanity was clearly surviving and so it was more important to track down surviving nuclear weapons and rifles that would literally melt people into a pile of goop and important research that would be important in the future than it was to make sure that every single farm settlement was actively defended at all times. This was less the case in 1 and 2 since, while they were clearly dismissive of outsiders, humanity was still in a precarious spot and active intervention was necessary, but by the time of 3 the security of humanity combined with the general stagnation and isolationism of the BOS to make them largely unwilling to interfere with outsiders. In Texas and the capital wasteland (later boston) they took a very direct role, essentially establishing themselves as the local rulers but largely permitting locals to self govern. Interestingly, despite these chapters being in a minority in terms of number of chapters, their willingness to take in outsiders meant that they and their viewpoints almost certainly represented a majority of BOS members.
2:52 they didn’t figure out crystal conductors and stuck at vacuum tubes, that’s why most of the technology despite running on freaking nuclear power, still have functionality of 1980-90. There is also a theory that they actually managed to figure out crystal conductors few years before the war, and it could’ve stopped it because of how much less resources it eats, but China literally run out of fuel, and lost on Alyaska, so they decided to nuke 5:58 Soviet Union never fall apart, and they somehow close friends with USA. Also in America there few cross country camps for boy scouts and pioneers(something like Boy Scout from USSR)
Small correction: its not 100% confirmed that China shot first. Its actually kinda left vague on purpose who really did it. Another likely candidate is that it was vault tec but really any mayor power could have done it.
@@tobiasbayer4866it is nice because most dont know there is spoilers I'll talk about abit lower then this. From the show. *Spoilers* Shady sands gets nuked. The vault tec are truly our greatest enemy there are a few vaults with vault tec that run things in some vaults and have a vault with more of them. Also in the show they talk with the diffrent companies to sell vaults to experiment on people and how to run the country their way. Also a vault tec agent says they will drop them. So we shot on ourselves. There is alot of agents and factors in the show to show us back before the bombs drop.
@@Wearywastrel lol you have no idea, one of the most popular fan fictions and biggest sub fandom is literally “fallout equestria” It has a ton of fan fanfiction, art, and animations made for it. If I remember correctly fallout equestria is actually in the Library of Congress. But fallout equestria is actually not where I read that quote. It was from “Prey and a Lamb”
41:11 Fallout New Vegas had 4 main endings with several sub-endings inside each of those. It also had a seperate ending for every single faction you met, even the smallest ones. Seperate endings for each companion, each little town, even some random NPCs, everything. Somebody did the math and found out that there are 1 quadrillion different potential ending cinematics in the game if you factor all potential choices.
@@FirestoneX Most of it isnt a big deal. Its often stuff like "that guy who tried to mug you and you killed? Yeah, his mom is really sad now ya dingus"
Funny thing about Nuclear power is that it's closer to a gigantic steam engine; just with dangerous waste as a byproduct of depleting the radioactive elements. The only thing it releases to the atmosphere is steam as long as you follow instructions. It's ironically mire environmentally friendly and sustainable than solar panels and wind turbines. Also, about the Soviet Union: it was being taken by Maoist China because of the Kamchatka peninsula, which would lead to Anchorage, Alaska because it made invading annexed Canada way easier and more discrete. And when China lost Anchorage in 2077, they unleashed the Nukes on America, setting off a chain reaction all across the states. Some were hit harder like the East Coast - DC becoming a radioactive DMZ, and a good chunk of the West. But most of the West was protected by Mr House's defense system (which is still canon in the show, Thank God.) The USSR and America's intense rivalry died down enough to forge a fairly strong political alliance against China. And the Vaults? Funded by the no-longer shadow government called the Enclave to study human psychology to better colonize the moon. NOT because Vault-Tec wanted to conquer the world in some dumb "Capitalism Bad" message by a fan theory that Todd and Emil canonized to not piss off the CCP.
The main divergence isn't the focus on nuclear tech, its the fact that the fallout universe never made the microprocessor. Their tech is the way it is because everything is based off of transistor tech. That ultimately killed globalism, which lead to jingoist isolationism that covers everything else.
What’s interesting about the Enclave that isn’t explained in this video is that their plan changed massively in the years of isolation. Their original intentions were to help rebuild America through the assistance of Wastelanders and then come out of the Shadows to reveal themselves to have been the very people that helped them do so. You can see this in Fallout 76 with the earliest iteration of the Enclave lorewise. MODUS their leader just wants to help rebuild for the most part, atleast currently, and even let’s the Wasteland version of the Red Cross live above his base of operations by telling security above not to harm them but not to let them bellow into the bunkers. Colonel Autumn is another case of this he actually didn’t know about Eden’s plan to kill the Wastelanders and you can convince him that the plan is real and he will leave peacefully with his loyalists. His plan was to rebuild America with the help of the Wastelanders and thus to hear Eden planned to kill them all wasn’t something he could support. He wanted the Water Purifier so he could rebuild America in the Enclaves vision with the aid of Wastelanders, as it was suspected your dad was an Ex Enclave Scientist thus it was the Enclaves plan all along.
@@elihan9the waste problem is massively over exaggerated by media. The waste made by most reactors can be run through secondary reactor types as fuel, some of the resulting waste from _that_ is recycled into components for things like smoke alarms, and the rest is low volume and needs an incredibly negligible amount of storage space in areas nobody can really use anyway.
I can't take anyone who complains about Bethesda.Changing the law seriously when their biggest complaint was jet When? No, it wasn't created by Myron in the second game.He merely rediscovered the recipe.He directly states this
@@plantainsame2049 B-But Bethesda has their own Fallout games taking place on the other side of the massive country ! So clearly a slight change in the east means the west is ruined !!! And the Fallout show ruined the lore even tho it changed nothing !! Stop defending those Bethesdards and see the truth for what it is >:(((
@@max666tall no it doesn't it's only gonna make a whole lot of people and animals have hyper cancer, unless some how they release a lot chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs Gases) which is gonna be difficult because people stopped using those after realising what it does to the ozone
Nux, the reason they were stuck in the 50s for tech was because they never invented the Transistor. They only had vacuum tubes to work with. Granted House was dabbling in researching the transistors before the war. Also if you wanna grow crops in a wasteland like fallout, just remove the first 1-2 feet of topsoil and your at the good stuff.
Yo Nux, going to Lore dump a bit: In fallout the Micro transistor was invented but never replaced the vacuum tube system, which is why electronics all look so bulky. A vacuum tube is a device that controls electric current flow in a high vacuum between electrodes. First invented in 1904, the vacuum tubes formed the base of electronics through the first half of the 20th century, before being replaced by transistor-based solid state electronics. So with transistors and later microtransistors we made more powerful machines by making the parts smaller (PC used to be the size of a house and would be worse than your modern calculator) Now we got by the standards of then Super computers in our pockets and fridges. Fallout lore is awesome.
In the fallout universe 5:10 , they basically created the strongest power source, before they even fully understood the danger behind faulty constructions. But real nuclear power is nothing like in the fallout games lol
@nuxtaku if you want deeper moments of lore on the "experiment" vaults, I think the best place to check would be Oxhorn's channel. he is game play centric a lot, but covers a lot of plot elements, branches, and has some of the most detailed dives for fallout three I have seen so far. Otherwise, you could just play the games on kick or something.
I would love to see Nux dive into all the vaults lore, vault tech is so messed up that they even ran experiments on their attractions ride in a theme park
Fallout New Vegas is my absolute favourite from the franchise and love most of the games plus only saw the first episode so far but like what I saw with that classic music to go with it.
Nux nuclear power doesn't destroy the ozone layer, in fact it is a very clean source of energy, I suggest research because its also pretty interesting. 5:46
You didn't hear of that right in fallout 3. The outcasts left the brother hood of steel because they wanted to follow the original mission and didn't want to help people.
It is surprising how often the Fallout universe solves problems by using the answer: "Its just one more Nuke. Not like everyone is gonna try this again."
The Master will always be my favorite Fallout villain. He was so sure he was right, but made one fatal flaw, and once presented with it he completely falls apart.
It’s important to note that you can only get that ending too if you do a specific number of things, like take the data that shows mutants are sterile etc. otherwise there are multiple ways of beating the master too.
The big difference is that they didnt make micro processors until close to when the bombs went off. The pipboy was the state of the art computer because they finally started figuring out micro processors.
I guess you could say it's more wide than deep. You don't need to know about the Zetas or the Nuka Cola Company to follow the story but that's what makes the lore fun
2:55 My assumption was similar to yours, with so much power, you don't need to invest in miniaturizing it to run on less, therefore the microchip never evolved...
I recommend The STORYTELLER Fallout. series by Shoddycast. The videos are shorter. about 10 minutes. It goes into more specifics for each aspect of fallout.
This video has got to be the worst explanation of the fallout timeline and lore I’ve ever seen, they can’t even get the beginning right, the main thing that separates real life and game history is in fallout they never invented the semi-conductor.
Glad to see you doing more video game lore dives. Might I recommend the lore of the metroid saga. The shenanigans that Samus Aran had to deal with are intense.
I’m honestly pleasantly surprised by the amount of people who know nuclear energy is a very clean alternative. It was some stuff you only knew if you researched it a few years ago, now everyone’s pretty much in the know
@@Schproemftell Not sure what Greenpeace is. But from my experience, most (or at least, a lot) politicians know that nuclear is the way to go, but nobody wants to pay for it, and nobody votes based on energy policy. We’re not getting green energy until we make a concerted effort to vote it into top priority.
"violence solves 100% of the problems caused by violence". It's like this man was saving the wisdom of an entire lifetime for that one sentence, and didn't use any for the ones before or after it
"Vegas survived, because that's where all the high rollers are!" Actually, that's closer to the truth than you think. Mr. House was a billionaire, and uses the Vegas strip to squeeze every penny out of it's residents.
basically in fallout they mastered nuclear fusion and fiscion energy tech, but when it came to digital tech they never invented transistors, moores law doesn't exist and things just got bulkier then smaller and slimmer like we have nowadays
Don’t try to learn the Elder Scrolls lore. It would turn into a long series of videos followed by “but none of this was from reliable narrators so Bethesda can change it”
For all fallout shelters lore, watch Oxhorn. His stories are great and in depth. (All the Vaults - (Work in Progress!)) playlist. They are long though.
If you want lore if all the vaults, I recommend Oxhorn (all the vaults playlist) he's really good at telling fallout stories. his full playthroughs of fallouts 1 and 2 are also great, interesting and in depth.
Watch The Storyteller series from ShoddyCast. What starts as just a lore series with a good voiceover narrator turns into a lore series with a pretty good plot after season 3. 41:28 Baldur’s Gate is one such game. So so many replayable opportunities
A transistor is a semiconductor device used to amplify or switch electrical signals and power. The transistor is one of the basic building blocks of modern electronics, as the foundation of integrated circuits and then chipsets. In the Fallout series, one of the aspects of the divergence is the fact that transistors did not became as popular, with vacuum tubes continuing to be the dominant building block of electronics into the 21st century, and the term "chip" typically (but not always) refers to processing units using vacuum tubes, such as the water chip. The preference for vacuum tubes was a conscious choice made early in Fallout's development. Leonard Boyarsky pitched the idea to Tim Cain during the development, proposing that in the universe of Fallout, humans never went beyond transistors (i.e. the transistor was invented, but microelectronics did not catch on) and stayed with vacuum tubes. The idea originated in a proposal to feature a lot of vacuum tubes, since "everything would look cooler if it had vacuum tubes". Cain agreed, adding that vacuum tube electronics would be less susceptible to electromagnetic damage. Leonard Boyarsky recounted the story in 2018, in an interview on Matt Chat. This was not consistently implemented, as noted in June 2003 by Joshua Sawyer during an exchange on No Mutants Allowed: When a user stated that Fallout is set in a future where the transistor was never invented, he pointed out the fact that EMP grenades in Fallout and Fallout 2 are incredibly powerful against robots, which would not be the case if they were based on vacuum tubes. During the development of Fallout 3 (2008), and later Fallout 4 (2015), Joel Burgess argued with the team numerous times over the effects the absence of transistors would have not just on the basic mechanics, but also on the culture of the world. In his own words, the butterfly effect change of not inventing a transistor, "[w]hat does that say about the cultural priorities of the people who live in that world?" Burgess recounted this in 2016, in a Ubisoft livestream's closing Q&A. In Fallout: New Vegas (2011), developed under the leadership of Joshua Sawyer, the platinum chip is an incredibly capacious electronic device and key, printed in Sunnyvale, and an example of integrated circuit technology. Robert House's life extension chamber also include a brain-machine interface, which was described in concept art as mounted on the top of House's head, featuring transistors and vacuum tubes wired directly into the brain after the skull was removed. Integrated circuits and printed circuit boards are also referred to occasionally in the game and its downloadable content. In a Tumblr question in March 2019, Sawyer maintained his position on transistors in Fallout, reiterating how robots in the series are affected by EMP blasts and pointed out that "the state of technology isn’t represented consistently", in his Fallout: New Vegas included. He also noted that he believed the whole idea was secondary to the setting in his opinion, though it did push interesting ideas (citing the fact that the Soviet MiG-25 used vacuum tube electronics that would theoretically make it less vulnerable to EMPs).
2:39 "If oppenheimer was better at his job lore" More like born earlier. The whole point Nux missed is that they developed fusion and much earlier, and then blew themselves up before they invented color tv and other stuff. That's why they are stuck in the 1950s.
So as an electronic engineer I feel like Fallout puts forth a world where you did not need lower power tech. When they had so much power to use why would they make a more efficient form of tech then the vacuum tube. So on the electronics side their tech stagnated but they had all this power to work with and made some insane tech.
@@Schproemftell I was more just looking at this from the history of electronic technology in our world. The reason the transistor was such a big deal was size and efficiency. If they did not care about efficiency then they would not need to find better tech. There is a transistor in the Fallout lore if I remember right but it never took off.
I was not ready for that Smegal impression bro I'm just chilling eating my cereal I ALMOST SNOTTED IN IT also the edgy genocide line and the lone gooner line was MAUWH chefs kiss.
The key is that the microchip was never developed because the guy who invented it died. Vacume tubes and transistors are all they had for computing power.
We know two of the endings of Fallout 4 are canon because the Brotherhood of Steet on the west coast got orders from the BoS in The Commonwealth. And the Fallout TV Series takes place in 2296. 16 years after Fallout 4.
The Enclave wanted to purge the wasteland with the modified FEV was because the wastelanders weren't "pure humans" as having spent generations in the irradiated wasteland caused mutations in their DNA. So by purging them the pure humans can repopulate and reclaim the wasteland
If no one brings it up, btw, the "test vaults" are various "experiment" vaults that were set up to experiment with human preservation in a lot of various ways.
The biggest thing that impacted the technology of the Fallout universe was that they did not develop the transistor, at least until much much later (they started appearing later in their version of the 21st century) which left computer technology still dependent on vacuum tubes and didn't get the miniaturization that we experienced. Transistors were starting to be put into use in some tech in the years before the war but they hadn't replaced vacuum tubes universally yet.
There are videos out there that go into details about the individual Vaults, Oxhorn being one of my favorite Fallout UA-camrs, in my personal opinion the stories of the Vaults one of the most interesting parts of Fallout.
"Please tell me theres some actual lore behind this" he says after apparently having missed the part where he told him that theyre doin experiments on people
an important detail they don't mention in the divergence of technology during WW2 is that in the Fallout world, the transistor isn't invented until the 1990s. This is the main reason a lot of tech stayed trapped in the 50s, as they didn't have the ability to miniaturize the tech.
If no one has mentioned it, N_orte has done a compilation video of all the vaults, explaining the experiments and the results (the ones that have been revealed so far, that is) definitely worth the watch!
The Master blowing himself and his base up is just one of the possible endings of the first Fallout. The 'Master of Charisma and long, drawn out research in every corner' player type ending. The most direct ending is mostly just taking him out with power armor and a minigun or plasma rifle.
Nuclear energy generates a lot of power quite cleanly actually. The most significant footprint it has is the facility beinf built if i remember correctly. But the reason tech is stuck in thw past is transistors were never invented thus computer chips were never invented and technology struggles to go smaller
45:48 This is the example I have been suggesting. You don't have to adapt the exact thing and change it, just expand onto it with something new without conflicting with the canon. Final Fantasy could do this easily as well, since each game is a new setting with common tropes (chocobos, magik names, a "Sid," etc.).
"Nuclear power is finite because eventually you're gonna annihilate the ozone." And here comes Nux not knowing a thing about how nuclear power actually works.
how in the hell did he connect those two things.
I mean neither does fallout lol
@@Lumberjack_king Its explicitly not supposed to be a realistic portrayal of how it works. Its not "What would happen if there was a nuclear war leading to an apocalypse" its "What would the people from the 50s and 60s think a post nuclear war apocalypse would look like".
@@Lumberjack_king
In Fallout’s defense, we didn’t know how it worked when the first game was made. I don’t expect streamers to know everything, but damn at least know some green energy facts, you’re gonna be stuck on this planet about as long as we are.
You don’t need to understand how they work to understand the story of the game series
Nux: "Yo, [the Master] looks creepy as shit"
Me: "Wait till you hear him speak"
Genuinely wild they didn’t choose to play a clip of him talking. It felt like they just chose voice lines at random rather than actually good ones lol
@@plugshirt1762It's like hearing a glitched human.
Join! Die! Join! Die!
This was a Cliff’s Notes version of Fallout lore. They didn’t cover anything about ghouls, nothing about the Lovecraftian areas in the games, nothing about how you used the power of Elvis to fight Chandler Bing.
They didn’t even cover how your brain is completely removed in one of the DLC’s and you can actually hold a conversation with it.
this timeline had so much mistakes that I stopped counting after a while
also don't tell nux about vault 69
They didn't even touch on the aliens either
Shoutout to Oxhorn, for anyone interested in the lore of Fallout. Bout as deep a dive as you can find.
@@dudeguy8686 THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT!
Fun Fact, Liberty Prime was Voiced by Peter Cullan, the Original Voice Actor for Optimus Prime
Based.
damn I always wondered why he sounded so familiar...
"What happened to Russia?" Well interestingly the USSR never collapsed in the Fallout timeline and still existed just before the war and the US and Russia had started to become friends and forge a good alliance just before the world exploded
They are allies, Russia at that time is in the process of dissollving the USSR only China stick to communism@@AuntieHauntieGames
When the first fallout game began production in 1989 the USSR was still around so they just ran with it.
"what happened to russia" it wasn't included because devs thought that it was too fucking brutal. To be fair the one time one of lead devs called his friend in russia he overheard a shootout, which were very much common because of crime after collapse of USSSR. I think he got an impression that that was just a normal Tuesday for russia from any period in time.
The real life reason is because one of the creators knew a Russian game developer so Choose China to be the enemy I kind of wish they would have chosen North Korea instead
@@GrievousRebornit kind of aged well since China is like the #1 competitor to the US right now, similar to Russia and the US back then
This video really glosses over the Master's death. After explaining to him that the supermutants are sterile, he realizes his life's work was for nothing and that he's a fool. He then gets super depressed over all the people he's killed, realizes that he's been the villain all along, and tells the player character to leave while they still can.
He blows his base up as a form of suicide, and to make sure no one else can find the FEV and make the same mistakes he has. One of his last words is "I cannot go on continuing to have done the things I've done."
This video just says "Supermutants are sterile so he blows himself up"
what's worse is that the Muties aren't actually sterile ... it only takes ages for them to be fertile again so like 80 years or so (don't know if it's still canon though)
that is told in FO 2 when you get Marcus as a sidekick and let him meet up with a Hooker resulting in him getting worried if he made her pregnant
and telling you on the question that Muties are supposed to be sterile that it takes a few years to get the juices flowing again
@@SchproemftellI don't think that can be used as proof of super mutants being fertile. Marcus might just be unaware that super mutants are infertile.
This is not nearly enough time to cover ALL the lore. Nux you'd be here for days on just learning about every single vault exeriment...they can get...brutal
Still can't get over New Vegas "Morality" vault
Like damn that was dark
(context for those who are not aware - there was computer in this vault that was asking for human sacrifice every year. And warn that if they didn't agree they get killed.
People been doing it for hundreds years.
Until there was like 3-4 friends left and they decided to refuse
And computer responded with: "Congratulations. You prove your humanity and refused. We not gonna kill you. Life your life"
Well. Almost all group oofed themselfs right before vault door as punishment for what they all did
Except one who was too scared and run away. His story unknown)
@@fireninetailsThe green vault is just a vegan resident evil game location💀
The vaults weren't made to save people
@@handlebarsmustachein veganism, plant eating you!
@@Justintheinsane i mean alot of them had experiments and were not but there were also quite a few control vaults made to actually save people (some examples being vault 3, vault 8, vault 13, and vault 76 those are the known ones
If you want a more in-depth look into the Fallout lore, look up "The Storyteller" series. It's basically the Prepare to Cry series but for Fallout. And yes it's super dark.
Nuclear power is not a toxic power source, its been made quite safe by this point
Fossil fuels do suck tho
We should transition to Nuclear
As for toxic waste media makes it seem that it is barrels every minute but it is very little. As for disposal they just bury it under the water table.
We _should've_ transitioned decades ago
@@themalcontent100 We don't even need to bury most of it, we can use spent nuclear fuel again in fast reactors, and even the stuff that stays radioactive afterwards is useful for things like smoke detectors.
Nah, I’d prefer my gas guzzling v8 to have access to gasoline.
@@badrott8028 I'm thinking more the lights in your house. Also think of it like this, if we get all electricity made by nuclear... well have gas for cars longer
saying that nuclear power destroys the ozone layer is the best way to tell people you don't know jack shit about nuclear fission/fusion without explicitly telling them those words
Because we should expect everyone we meet to have the same level of knowledge about nuclear energy. 🙄 especially someone who openly said they don’t know anything about Fallout lore.
Rustage reference?
The only thing I know is that nuclear energy is rather clean, and the only waste is the radioactive materials. However the thing that scares everybody is when things go wrong, which collectively scares everyone.
@@vaeger2947true but that is why a lot of money has been invested into making sure that that doesn't happen.
@@mightbeapersonmaybe8379 Yea that’s also true but another large reason why none of this is implemented on large is due to other forms of energy being lobbied (likely)
Talking the villain down is a time honored tradition for old school RPGs. Including it as an option, even a difficult and fiddly one, is a sign (though not a requirement) of a well crafted RPG.
Nux, I highly recommend the series "The Storyteller: FALLOUT". It does a great job of telling this story.
39:15 from what I remember, its not that the courier got amnesia, he still remembers the package and some unique dialogue with the bachelor perk implies him remembering something from a long time ago. so its not that he forgot from being shot, but more so leaves it blank for you to build upon what kind of character the courier would be, which I honestly love a lot.
So, memories (At least some) not erased.
_Personality,_ though... That's where you come in.
I love it when he goes "Put me in!" one second later "Nevermind let me out!"
Clarification on the BOS; they were originally a group of soldiers pre-war who revolted against the government when they realized that the scientists on the base they were staffing were running FEV experiments on human captives. While 76 made some uh... creative interpretations of their lore that muddle research into them, generally speaking the basic idea was that they believed that advanced technology was too dangerous for common use, that their role was to confiscate it and keep it for when humanity was ready to use it again.
The BOS had varying opinions on how they should deal with outsiders, however FO3 was the first time when they were totally helpful. The main FO3 chapter basically decided that it was okay to let wastelanders have technology, but other chapters ranged from "We'll trade with you but only basic stuff and we'll also help with raiders especially if they have advanced tech" at the best to isolationist groups ambushing caravans on the road and demanding the turn over of any prohibited technology or they'd open fire at the worst. The FO3 outcasts were of the later type.
Generally speaking the BOS as a whole took the view that humanity was clearly surviving and so it was more important to track down surviving nuclear weapons and rifles that would literally melt people into a pile of goop and important research that would be important in the future than it was to make sure that every single farm settlement was actively defended at all times. This was less the case in 1 and 2 since, while they were clearly dismissive of outsiders, humanity was still in a precarious spot and active intervention was necessary, but by the time of 3 the security of humanity combined with the general stagnation and isolationism of the BOS to make them largely unwilling to interfere with outsiders.
In Texas and the capital wasteland (later boston) they took a very direct role, essentially establishing themselves as the local rulers but largely permitting locals to self govern. Interestingly, despite these chapters being in a minority in terms of number of chapters, their willingness to take in outsiders meant that they and their viewpoints almost certainly represented a majority of BOS members.
2:52 they didn’t figure out crystal conductors and stuck at vacuum tubes, that’s why most of the technology despite running on freaking nuclear power, still have functionality of 1980-90. There is also a theory that they actually managed to figure out crystal conductors few years before the war, and it could’ve stopped it because of how much less resources it eats, but China literally run out of fuel, and lost on Alyaska, so they decided to nuke
5:58 Soviet Union never fall apart, and they somehow close friends with USA. Also in America there few cross country camps for boy scouts and pioneers(something like Boy Scout from USSR)
Small correction: its not 100% confirmed that China shot first. Its actually kinda left vague on purpose who really did it. Another likely candidate is that it was vault tec but really any mayor power could have done it.
@@tobiasbayer4866it is nice because most dont know there is spoilers I'll talk about abit lower then this. From the show.
*Spoilers*
Shady sands gets nuked.
The vault tec are truly our greatest enemy there are a few vaults with vault tec that run things in some vaults and have a vault with more of them. Also in the show they talk with the diffrent companies to sell vaults to experiment on people and how to run the country their way. Also a vault tec agent says they will drop them. So we shot on ourselves. There is alot of agents and factors in the show to show us back before the bombs drop.
“War never changes” is such a good quote. And another one I read in a mlp fanfic “war never ends, the battlefield just moves”
Post apocalyptic MLP sounds so funny to me. 😅
@@Wearywastrel lol you have no idea, one of the most popular fan fictions and biggest sub fandom is literally “fallout equestria”
It has a ton of fan fanfiction, art, and animations made for it. If I remember correctly fallout equestria is actually in the Library of Congress.
But fallout equestria is actually not where I read that quote. It was from “Prey and a Lamb”
I prefer
"War never changes, but men do by the roads they walk"
"We're doing a deep dive" its a WatchMojo video, I don't even need to watch the video to know that's a flat out lie.
Yeah it's very shallow
yeah when I saw its a deep dive by watchmojo, just no.
This show destroyed so much of the Eastcoast lore just out of Spite
@@kajjak7001 I mean we can just ignore it and say it's non cannon
@@kajjak7001 No, not really. Not at all actually.
41:11 Fallout New Vegas had 4 main endings with several sub-endings inside each of those. It also had a seperate ending for every single faction you met, even the smallest ones. Seperate endings for each companion, each little town, even some random NPCs, everything. Somebody did the math and found out that there are 1 quadrillion different potential ending cinematics in the game if you factor all potential choices.
So more endings than Nier
Yeah new Vegas followed fallout 1 and 2s style of ending but made more factions to side with
I hate games with a bunch of endings. Gives me to much anxiety
@@FirestoneX Most of it isnt a big deal. Its often stuff like "that guy who tried to mug you and you killed? Yeah, his mom is really sad now ya dingus"
Funny thing about Nuclear power is that it's closer to a gigantic steam engine; just with dangerous waste as a byproduct of depleting the radioactive elements. The only thing it releases to the atmosphere is steam as long as you follow instructions. It's ironically mire environmentally friendly and sustainable than solar panels and wind turbines.
Also, about the Soviet Union: it was being taken by Maoist China because of the Kamchatka peninsula, which would lead to Anchorage, Alaska because it made invading annexed Canada way easier and more discrete. And when China lost Anchorage in 2077, they unleashed the Nukes on America, setting off a chain reaction all across the states. Some were hit harder like the East Coast - DC becoming a radioactive DMZ, and a good chunk of the West. But most of the West was protected by Mr House's defense system (which is still canon in the show, Thank God.) The USSR and America's intense rivalry died down enough to forge a fairly strong political alliance against China.
And the Vaults? Funded by the no-longer shadow government called the Enclave to study human psychology to better colonize the moon. NOT because Vault-Tec wanted to conquer the world in some dumb "Capitalism Bad" message by a fan theory that Todd and Emil canonized to not piss off the CCP.
Here's a drinking game idea:
Every time Nux talks so much, so fast that he misses a plot point, take a shot
Alcohol poisoning speedrun
or when he makes a sex joke for no reason
As an alcoholic, this is irresponsible and I will not be participating for the sake of my liver
Are you trying to kill us all?
The main divergence isn't the focus on nuclear tech, its the fact that the fallout universe never made the microprocessor. Their tech is the way it is because everything is based off of transistor tech. That ultimately killed globalism, which lead to jingoist isolationism that covers everything else.
12:16 Um, axshually, Vault 13 was not a control vault. The water chip was designed to fail and there were no replacement units supplied by Vault Tec.
Their orders were specifically delivered to the wrong vault if I'm remembering correctly.
Due to a shipping error, their vault was meant to never open
That's actually false. Their water chip failing was not planned
The chosen one destroys water chip when he time travels into the past.
@@MortalReaver That's not canon
What’s interesting about the Enclave that isn’t explained in this video is that their plan changed massively in the years of isolation. Their original intentions were to help rebuild America through the assistance of Wastelanders and then come out of the Shadows to reveal themselves to have been the very people that helped them do so. You can see this in Fallout 76 with the earliest iteration of the Enclave lorewise. MODUS their leader just wants to help rebuild for the most part, atleast currently, and even let’s the Wasteland version of the Red Cross live above his base of operations by telling security above not to harm them but not to let them bellow into the bunkers. Colonel Autumn is another case of this he actually didn’t know about Eden’s plan to kill the Wastelanders and you can convince him that the plan is real and he will leave peacefully with his loyalists. His plan was to rebuild America with the help of the Wastelanders and thus to hear Eden planned to kill them all wasn’t something he could support. He wanted the Water Purifier so he could rebuild America in the Enclaves vision with the aid of Wastelanders, as it was suspected your dad was an Ex Enclave Scientist thus it was the Enclaves plan all along.
Nuclear energy is actually quite clean.
The waste is a problem, though.
Nuclear waste isnt that much tho but still the waste is the problem.. the media is exaggerating it
@@elihan9the waste problem is massively over exaggerated by media. The waste made by most reactors can be run through secondary reactor types as fuel, some of the resulting waste from _that_ is recycled into components for things like smoke alarms, and the rest is low volume and needs an incredibly negligible amount of storage space in areas nobody can really use anyway.
ist "new clear" energy after all
@@elihan9it isnt tho
Nux must watch Kyle Hill’s pro nuclear series now I swear
Yeah
41:15 "we don't get games like this anymore, with options..."
Baldur's Gate 3 is the epitome of this.
I wish I had money to buy a pc. I really want play it. But I'm in a really bad place.
Fallout lore is amazing it just sucks that Bethesda actively doesn't care or decides their narrative supercedes the original lore.
I can't take anyone who complains about Bethesda.Changing the law seriously when their biggest complaint was jet When?
No, it wasn't created by Myron in the second game.He merely rediscovered the recipe.He directly states this
@@plantainsame2049 B-But Bethesda has their own Fallout games taking place on the other side of the massive country ! So clearly a slight change in the east means the west is ruined !!! And the Fallout show ruined the lore even tho it changed nothing !! Stop defending those Bethesdards and see the truth for what it is >:(((
Nuclear is actually green energy. Nuclear is not finite and it is clean.
5:40 since when do nuclear power plants destroy the ozone layer???
I guess they can only do that if someone makes it go into meltdown and decides to take everyone with them.
@@max666tall no it doesn't it's only gonna make a whole lot of people and animals have hyper cancer, unless some how they release a lot chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs Gases) which is gonna be difficult because people stopped using those after realising what it does to the ozone
Fr bro is stupid
@@max666tall Pretty sure the destruction of the ozone layer would be the least of our problems then
@@ElPolloLoco7689 I'm talking about the meltdown taking everyone out, wasn't me talking about the ozone destruction first
Nux, the reason they were stuck in the 50s for tech was because they never invented the Transistor. They only had vacuum tubes to work with. Granted House was dabbling in researching the transistors before the war.
Also if you wanna grow crops in a wasteland like fallout, just remove the first 1-2 feet of topsoil and your at the good stuff.
This is why the House..... always wins.
Yo Nux, going to Lore dump a bit:
In fallout the Micro transistor was invented but never replaced the vacuum tube system, which is why electronics all look so bulky.
A vacuum tube is a device that controls electric current flow in a high vacuum between electrodes. First invented in 1904, the vacuum tubes formed the base of electronics through the first half of the 20th century, before being replaced by transistor-based solid state electronics.
So with transistors and later microtransistors we made more powerful machines by making the parts smaller (PC used to be the size of a house and would be worse than your modern calculator)
Now we got by the standards of then Super computers in our pockets and fridges.
Fallout lore is awesome.
Nux, if you want more details you, could you watch Shaddycast fallout lore series.
That or anything from Theepicnate315. His videos are long but well made
35:59 so the lobotomy bit threw you off but the Aliens didn’t? I was like… wtf when did the aliens get here??!
In the fallout universe 5:10 , they basically created the strongest power source, before they even fully understood the danger behind faulty constructions. But real nuclear power is nothing like in the fallout games lol
Nux: *Sees The Master*
Also Nux: ... what?
Yeah that's what I was expecting
Nice to see Nux reacting to some good lore
Hopefully He keeps doing Adventure Time too! It has DEEP Lore XD
Nux should watch the part 2 to the Kirby lore video he watched.
@nuxtaku if you want deeper moments of lore on the "experiment" vaults, I think the best place to check would be Oxhorn's channel. he is game play centric a lot, but covers a lot of plot elements, branches, and has some of the most detailed dives for fallout three I have seen so far. Otherwise, you could just play the games on kick or something.
The Vault-tec lore goes deep and it's very dark
wasn't it a ''civilian'' sector of West-Tek ?
Gary gary gary gary gary gary gary gary gary gary gary gary gaaary gary
I would love to see Nux dive into all the vaults lore, vault tech is so messed up that they even ran experiments on their attractions ride in a theme park
Fallout New Vegas is my absolute favourite from the franchise and love most of the games plus only saw the first episode so far but like what I saw with that classic music to go with it.
I hope Nux watches a video about the Vaults in the game. The ones mentioned in this video are truly vacation spots compared to others.
Nux nuclear power doesn't destroy the ozone layer, in fact it is a very clean source of energy, I suggest research because its also pretty interesting. 5:46
6:45 Anyone who want's oil wants Alaska. They were called the Resource Wars for a reason.
You didn't hear of that right in fallout 3. The outcasts left the brother hood of steel because they wanted to follow the original mission and didn't want to help people.
if Nux wants something in the SCP lore to dive into once hes interested in it again I highly recommend "There is no anti memetics division"
Haha what are you talking about……….. lol
It is surprising how often the Fallout universe solves problems by using the answer:
"Its just one more Nuke. Not like everyone is gonna try this again."
War, war never changes.
MacArthur moment
The Master will always be my favorite Fallout villain. He was so sure he was right, but made one fatal flaw, and once presented with it he completely falls apart.
It’s important to note that you can only get that ending too if you do a specific number of things, like take the data that shows mutants are sterile etc. otherwise there are multiple ways of beating the master too.
@@KeytarArgonian like shooting.... him. It?
You joke about it being wendigo territory, but there are wendigos in 76
The big difference is that they didnt make micro processors until close to when the bombs went off. The pipboy was the state of the art computer because they finally started figuring out micro processors.
"Fallout lore isn't too complex."
Don't let Nate hear that.
I guess you could say it's more wide than deep. You don't need to know about the Zetas or the Nuka Cola Company to follow the story but that's what makes the lore fun
2:55 My assumption was similar to yours, with so much power, you don't need to invest in miniaturizing it to run on less, therefore the microchip never evolved...
Let's go boss!!! Congratulations on 750,000!!!
I recommend The STORYTELLER Fallout. series by Shoddycast.
The videos are shorter. about 10 minutes.
It goes into more specifics for each aspect of fallout.
This video has got to be the worst explanation of the fallout timeline and lore I’ve ever seen, they can’t even get the beginning right, the main thing that separates real life and game history is in fallout they never invented the semi-conductor.
Right off the bat, an iconic fallout quote.
Bro no mention of Frank Horrigan I’m pissed
Just imagine a Frank Horrigan type character in season 2, jus think of the chaos a maniac like that could bring if done correctly.
Frank Horrigan is an imposing and awesome antagonist.
He isn't actually all that important to the greater lore, though.
@@passingrando6457 true but he was so memorable to the fallout community
@@max666tall I’m every ending to fallout to you haft to kill Frank what do you mean
@@Terminator-Plays101 I know, that is why I said a frank type of character and he was memorable
Glad to see you doing more video game lore dives. Might I recommend the lore of the metroid saga. The shenanigans that Samus Aran had to deal with are intense.
I’m honestly pleasantly surprised by the amount of people who know nuclear energy is a very clean alternative. It was some stuff you only knew if you researched it a few years ago, now everyone’s pretty much in the know
except for Greenpeace and Government Officials
@@Schproemftell
Not sure what Greenpeace is. But from my experience, most (or at least, a lot) politicians know that nuclear is the way to go, but nobody wants to pay for it, and nobody votes based on energy policy. We’re not getting green energy until we make a concerted effort to vote it into top priority.
"violence solves 100% of the problems caused by violence". It's like this man was saving the wisdom of an entire lifetime for that one sentence, and didn't use any for the ones before or after it
"Vegas survived, because that's where all the high rollers are!"
Actually, that's closer to the truth than you think. Mr. House was a billionaire, and uses the Vegas strip to squeeze every penny out of it's residents.
basically in fallout they mastered nuclear fusion and fiscion energy tech, but when it came to digital tech they never invented transistors, moores law doesn't exist and things just got bulkier then smaller and slimmer like we have nowadays
Don’t try to learn the Elder Scrolls lore. It would turn into a long series of videos followed by “but none of this was from reliable narrators so Bethesda can change it”
Dragonbreaks would break his brain
@@cancerstinks1 and in a another timeline he gets it
You need to check out some of the vault experiments. Some are pretty gnarly
For all fallout shelters lore, watch Oxhorn. His stories are great and in depth. (All the Vaults - (Work in Progress!)) playlist. They are long though.
You should definitely watch a video on some of the most messed up vaults. It's like if SCP was just about torturing people.
Please, do a Warhammer 40K deep dive. Recent additions *cough* female custodians *cough* have been shit
I deeply appreciate the accurate Smeagol voice acting, that was out of nowhere but some great comedy 20:38
If you want lore if all the vaults, I recommend Oxhorn (all the vaults playlist) he's really good at telling fallout stories. his full playthroughs of fallouts 1 and 2 are also great, interesting and in depth.
Watch The Storyteller series from ShoddyCast. What starts as just a lore series with a good voiceover narrator turns into a lore series with a pretty good plot after season 3.
41:28 Baldur’s Gate is one such game. So so many replayable opportunities
21:31 Nux about to speak 2020 history RIP everyone.
Basthesda really did me dirty by making the bombs drop on my birthday
You're from the future?
A transistor is a semiconductor device used to amplify or switch electrical signals and power. The transistor is one of the basic building blocks of modern electronics, as the foundation of integrated circuits and then chipsets.
In the Fallout series, one of the aspects of the divergence is the fact that transistors did not became as popular, with vacuum tubes continuing to be the dominant building block of electronics into the 21st century, and the term "chip" typically (but not always) refers to processing units using vacuum tubes, such as the water chip. The preference for vacuum tubes was a conscious choice made early in Fallout's development. Leonard Boyarsky pitched the idea to Tim Cain during the development, proposing that in the universe of Fallout, humans never went beyond transistors (i.e. the transistor was invented, but microelectronics did not catch on) and stayed with vacuum tubes. The idea originated in a proposal to feature a lot of vacuum tubes, since "everything would look cooler if it had vacuum tubes". Cain agreed, adding that vacuum tube electronics would be less susceptible to electromagnetic damage. Leonard Boyarsky recounted the story in 2018, in an interview on Matt Chat.
This was not consistently implemented, as noted in June 2003 by Joshua Sawyer during an exchange on No Mutants Allowed: When a user stated that Fallout is set in a future where the transistor was never invented, he pointed out the fact that EMP grenades in Fallout and Fallout 2 are incredibly powerful against robots, which would not be the case if they were based on vacuum tubes.
During the development of Fallout 3 (2008), and later Fallout 4 (2015), Joel Burgess argued with the team numerous times over the effects the absence of transistors would have not just on the basic mechanics, but also on the culture of the world. In his own words, the butterfly effect change of not inventing a transistor, "[w]hat does that say about the cultural priorities of the people who live in that world?" Burgess recounted this in 2016, in a Ubisoft livestream's closing Q&A.
In Fallout: New Vegas (2011), developed under the leadership of Joshua Sawyer, the platinum chip is an incredibly capacious electronic device and key, printed in Sunnyvale, and an example of integrated circuit technology. Robert House's life extension chamber also include a brain-machine interface, which was described in concept art as mounted on the top of House's head, featuring transistors and vacuum tubes wired directly into the brain after the skull was removed. Integrated circuits and printed circuit boards are also referred to occasionally in the game and its downloadable content.
In a Tumblr question in March 2019, Sawyer maintained his position on transistors in Fallout, reiterating how robots in the series are affected by EMP blasts and pointed out that "the state of technology isn’t represented consistently", in his Fallout: New Vegas included. He also noted that he believed the whole idea was secondary to the setting in his opinion, though it did push interesting ideas (citing the fact that the Soviet MiG-25 used vacuum tube electronics that would theoretically make it less vulnerable to EMPs).
2:39 "If oppenheimer was better at his job lore" More like born earlier. The whole point Nux missed is that they developed fusion and much earlier, and then blew themselves up before they invented color tv and other stuff. That's why they are stuck in the 1950s.
So as an electronic engineer I feel like Fallout puts forth a world where you did not need lower power tech. When they had so much power to use why would they make a more efficient form of tech then the vacuum tube. So on the electronics side their tech stagnated but they had all this power to work with and made some insane tech.
i think the Problem was precisely because they thought they didn't need more efficient tech they blew through most of the Resources they had
@@Schproemftell I was more just looking at this from the history of electronic technology in our world. The reason the transistor was such a big deal was size and efficiency. If they did not care about efficiency then they would not need to find better tech. There is a transistor in the Fallout lore if I remember right but it never took off.
I was not ready for that Smegal impression bro I'm just chilling eating my cereal I ALMOST SNOTTED IN IT also the edgy genocide line and the lone gooner line was MAUWH chefs kiss.
The key is that the microchip was never developed because the guy who invented it died. Vacume tubes and transistors are all they had for computing power.
Just wait til Nux starts to learn about all the lovecraftian plots behind the nuclear war plots. Can we steer him towards Mr. Rhexx's videos?
was actually wanting him to react to fallout lore, hyped to see what lore gets covered
We know two of the endings of Fallout 4 are canon because the Brotherhood of Steet on the west coast got orders from the BoS in The Commonwealth. And the Fallout TV Series takes place in 2296. 16 years after Fallout 4.
The Enclave wanted to purge the wasteland with the modified FEV was because the wastelanders weren't "pure humans" as having spent generations in the irradiated wasteland caused mutations in their DNA. So by purging them the pure humans can repopulate and reclaim the wasteland
31:55 You know what they say, when the river runs red, take the dirt road hime
20:19 wise fish has a video giving a description of every vault we know about
He’s literally 5 seconds in and saying “I haven’t watched yet” and I immediately think “PREWATCHED!”
If no one brings it up, btw, the "test vaults" are various "experiment" vaults that were set up to experiment with human preservation in a lot of various ways.
The biggest thing that impacted the technology of the Fallout universe was that they did not develop the transistor, at least until much much later (they started appearing later in their version of the 21st century) which left computer technology still dependent on vacuum tubes and didn't get the miniaturization that we experienced. Transistors were starting to be put into use in some tech in the years before the war but they hadn't replaced vacuum tubes universally yet.
There are videos out there that go into details about the individual Vaults, Oxhorn being one of my favorite Fallout UA-camrs, in my personal opinion the stories of the Vaults one of the most interesting parts of Fallout.
"Please tell me theres some actual lore behind this" he says after apparently having missed the part where he told him that theyre doin experiments on people
an important detail they don't mention in the divergence of technology during WW2 is that in the Fallout world, the transistor isn't invented until the 1990s. This is the main reason a lot of tech stayed trapped in the 50s, as they didn't have the ability to miniaturize the tech.
Nux should defiantly react to the lore of every vault, some of the vaults are very tragic.
If no one has mentioned it, N_orte has done a compilation video of all the vaults, explaining the experiments and the results (the ones that have been revealed so far, that is) definitely worth the watch!
The Master blowing himself and his base up is just one of the possible endings of the first Fallout. The 'Master of Charisma and long, drawn out research in every corner' player type ending. The most direct ending is mostly just taking him out with power armor and a minigun or plasma rifle.
Nuclear energy generates a lot of power quite cleanly actually. The most significant footprint it has is the facility beinf built if i remember correctly. But the reason tech is stuck in thw past is transistors were never invented thus computer chips were never invented and technology struggles to go smaller
Can't wait to see Nux find out about Vault 69
there are loads of lore vids about fallout but the different vault projects are the funniest so you should check those out nux
Ceasar: "I have brought peace, justice, and security to my new empire"!
"Wait, I thought we were a Legion"?
Do a video on all the vaults
45:48 This is the example I have been suggesting. You don't have to adapt the exact thing and change it, just expand onto it with something new without conflicting with the canon. Final Fantasy could do this easily as well, since each game is a new setting with common tropes (chocobos, magik names, a "Sid," etc.).
6:45 This just proves Nux is not prewatching; he is post watching. How dare Nux watches this again without us, we have to stop Nux Post watching.
Yes there is a breakdown of the Vault experiments. Pattyrick has a video here on UA-cam giving a brief explanation for every one.