@@Buffalo_billii think you mean the voices the voices oh god the voices they want me to eat him i want to eat him please oh god the voices make them stop i want to eat him the voices tell me to eat him make them stop oh god the voices are telling me to eat him please god make the voices stop please they want me to eat him
I remember playing fallout 1 and 2 with my dad. He would sit me on his lap and every time he had to make a decision he would ask me what to do and he’d endeavour to replicate it in the game. Really shows the ingenuity of the developers that most of the time he could do pretty much anything I asked no matter how wacky. He also told me later that by following my instructions he discovered things about the game that he missed on his own playthroughs
@@moskva-kassiopeya What horror was in Fallout 2? It was non stop jokes, don't get me wrong I like the game but lets not pretend it was non stop jokes.
Little thing I noticed: if you insult Junktown, Killian pretty much continues glaring at you for the rest of your future encounters with him, and I don't think he stops.
I just noticed why there was a dust up at the launch of Fallout 4. I just thought they were saying they didn't like it as much as NV which is overrated. I mean, it's not overrated like it's bad because in fact, it's a good average Fallout game. It's just like Fallout 3 and originally, I didn't like it because I felt like it should've been Fallout 3 DLC. Anyways the point of my post. I didn't realize Fallout 4 had a genre change. Lmao I never viewed Fallout 3 or NV as a Survival game. I thought they were just average Looter RPG's. And again. Fallout 4 was just as good if not better than NV but I say this as someone who doesn't understand what makes NV the best, baby.
Tactics. Still one of my favorite games to this day. Post FO2 but pre FO: brotherhood, iirc. Brotherhood was interesting. Super sledge was beyond broken. Lol
well, not entirely. Sometimes when you don't spoon feed people, their brain works more and have more critical thinking. So the person is more immersed because they are forced to. Those who couldn't use their brains to create a world, didn't play games....they needed the computer to spoon feed them with visuals and sounds. which is why people play today, they are spoon fed on every level. They don't even need to pay attention to the story. smash x through all conversations and still get the right choice.
I had been playing many games where audio or graphics are very underrated lately.... A lack of care for audio or graphics can completely kill the game for me. I edited the code for this game. I genuinely feel insulted by their decisions. It's like they knew it was bad sometimes.
Fallout 3 was way better than 4 at least fallout 3 was a somewhat turn based combat system like the originals although turned into a first person shooter @@cr4yv3n
@@mrbootystealer5712 it was garbage. Story was dumb, bland and made no fucking sense. All your choices DID NOT MATTER. They were soooooo black or white.
Fallout was a pseudo spiritual successor to Wasteland, and had to differenciate itself from that game. Wasteland is what you'd now call a standard post-apocalypse; just sorta the real world, but ruined. The retro-futurism was a genius move that gave it a unique setting and look. Somehow, Bethesda saw "tech inspired by 50's era sci-fi" as "it's a parody of the 50's" and I genuinely can't figure out where they got it from. I've been replaying 3 and there's a lady in Arefu who talks like a 50's trad wife, it's just.. bad. Like it makes no sense at all. Such a weird mis-step.
lol underrated? You re probably under 30 yo, if not 25 am I right? Or got into video games in the 2000's? Nothing bad about it but Fallout 1 and 2 are as underrated as the first two baldur's gate.
Even nearly 30 years on hearing that Mark Morgan soundtrack that was explicitly designed to be "Something you hear, not listen to" is a chilling atmospheric masterpiece. I am glad I grew up in those days of computer gaming - I've seen computer games go from a point where they couldn't manage parallax scrolling like consoles and arcade machines could to where we are today. It's been a wild ride.
immediately getting hit with that sweet sweet nostalgia kiss of the interplay logo/sound really made my brain chemically committed to this video, truly machiavellian editing, respect
@@MonsieurMoustachio yeah as if he’s utilised a really practically nostalgic (would be a stretch to call it manipulative or shallow because i did appreciate it) intro to kind of pull on my (and others i imagine) heartstrings, it works really well and i appreciate his thinking to include it, i do really appreciate it tho so it was more a tongue in cheek comment, more calling attention to the thought behind it than calling him a morally bankrupt political tactician (also i assumed you knew about the prince writing this because you called me out on it, but if not then sorry i just dumped a lot of meaningless shit on you) “sun tzu, he’s like the chinese prince machiavelli” -paulie walnuts
I played Fallout for the first time two weeks ago, and the most brutal and grim part was when I went to fight the raider camp with small weapons at 95%, a hunting rifle, 150 rounds, and 14 healing packs, and it happened to be at night and I had the night vision perk. It felt like playing the Terminator in the police station. Or the ending of Taxi Driver, except that I barely got any injuries and was never really in danger. Just a giant masacre.
accordingly to fallout 2, one of the khan members survives and you find him in one of the abandoned vaults, then sees you and thinks the vault dweller is there to finish the job, implying the cannon lore is that in fallout 1 you indeed do kill all of the khans like that, so cooool
When I was little I always waited until I got the power armor and a minigun and THEN went to the raider camp. That was always such an enjoyable bloodbath.
I remember watching my dad play this when I was a kid. My mom would always be yelling in the background because she was drunk or not drunk enough... Either way watching my dad play this was one of my few escapes during those days. RIP Dad, see you in Vault 3-16. 😢
The first Fallout truly is the best story wise, and by quite a long shot I'd argue. It had that extra bit of sheer bleakness that never was to be found in the following episodes. And the Master remains one of the best and most disturbing villains in videogame history, especially if you manage to find/read all the documents detailing his unsettling transition from human to his horrendous final form.
I mean kind of but I always thought that for 200 years there seems to be a lack in more civilizations considering the time it’s been since the bombs dropped
Fallout 1 was one of the greatest games of all time. It was RPG with a twist. No swords and sorcery, it was dark. Guns. Grit. Greatness. Nobody had seen anything like it, for the most part. It will always have a special place in my heart.
It was heavily inspired by Wasteland but (at the time) modernized from text & pixel images into a proper isometric CRPG--and with its own aesthetic & lore obviously.
The first two Fallouts have a reputation among people more used to the conveniences of modern RPGs that they’re very difficult and so many people won’t even touch them or drop them too soon, but I can tell you that as someone in my early 20s with little RPG experience beyond Pokémon, I was able to get into the games pretty easily and was able to figure most things out myself. I just had to look up the controls beforehand, and most of the only times I got stuck and had to look something up were because of having to pick up really tiny objects I couldn’t see and had to look up where they were.
@@tali6844 The game is unplayable if you tech into unarmed as you had no armor penetration. If you equipped an "unarmed weapon" (lol) you dealt less damage and got meager armor penetration. You can sort of get around it if you have enough health and a really high medicine stat but for first time players I don't recommend doing a custom build.
I discovered fallout back when it came out. I was 15yrs and I was in a foreign exchage student program in the US. I found the game hidden in one of those general malls, right next to a copy of Daggerfall... I think it was a Target center... I was blown out by it... I had never seen anything like it. The next year, when I was back in Spain, Fallout2 came out, and my former host family sent it to me on release !!! ❤ (I still got the original cd and case) In Spain, Fallout was NOT a thing at all. It all started with FO2. And not only I got it so much earlier than everybody else here, but I was already a diehard fan of the previous game, which almost nobody knew about... I felt really fortunate.
IIRC, there are options for doing the main quest line 'out of order'. You could skip a lot, get a water chip from under the cathedral and blow it up long before interacting with the other super-mutants. You can skip the Hub if you want.
The one thing I loved most about the original fallout was how you could reason with the final boss and destroy him without a fight, one of the earliest games to do so
Having been a top-fan, and dozens of playthroughs over the last 25 years. I think what really put Fallout into my heart, was that it was a different time. You had patience, you didn't have infinite fast paced games. You had the time to try options, paying attention, replaying, and actually invest in the story. Compare this to modern fast-paced games. If you are bored for a minute, you will drop the game and go do something else.
a top fan? I never heard about you before. This isn't one of those Scruffy the Janitor moments from futurama, yea? its all the graphics ruining the immersion. I liked trying to identify where the item I was looking for was in fallout 1 and 2. It was so immersive that I would often run out of time because I was having too much fun but, fallout3? took me so long to beat because it kept losing its immersion.
That’s why FO1 and FO2 are amazing games, the world is more of a character than the player character. They built the personality of the world then decided who the player is meant to be. It’s cool enough to make a post nuclear map for a game but to make it as much a character as you are is really something special
@@bolas9860If you disagree with that person it’s better to attack their argument rather than their person. Doing the latter makes you look rude and makes it seem like you don’t actually have a valid counter argument.
@@magnusprime962 Usually, I would agree with you but there's no need for a counterargument because there was no argument. Dismissing game design advice videos from one of the CRPG greats as "rambling" isn't worth a measured response.
Fallout 1/2 is brutal if you've never played a crpg before if you have its a cake walk, fast shot, gifted, maxxed agility, you will steam roll everything in your path especially in fo1 with the turbo plasma rifle 3 shots per turn with this set up
I didn't know they had a fallout half? 1/2 is a half....you know a fraction, like .5 or 5/10 aka 1/2? you mean fallout one and two? are people so lazy they think they are saying one thing but really say something completely different and not true at all?
I’d love to see a mod which restores everything cut from Fallout 1, including the invasions of places which aren’t the Necropolis and the 500 day timer until the master invades vault 13.
Yes, the Fallout2 restoration patch is a great, almost necessary addition to the original game. Several new locations and quests, fixing a bunch of bugs, tying up loose ends. The dialogues are lacking the wit and humour of the original released game, wich is a bit sad, but since they didn't have the original devs on the team, it is understandable...
Coolest insight into Fallout 1 is that the aesthetic is what people in the 90’s thought that people in the 50’s thought what the future would look like.
@@finsmith9907Think about this. We in the present day looked into the pre-industrial era and assume that since the people at that time have not tasted industrialism, their idea of the far future must be to remain medieval but with millenia worth of time to perfected their crafts so well now they can fully utilized medieval technology to their higher potential, achieving industrialism solely powered by human and animal labor instead of machines. Steampunk is the industrial era version of this. We imagined that this setting never went past the industrial revolution, but they evolve so much that they can harness all the potential you can do with steamworks. Even a computer powered by steam will be invented at some point. Fallout is the cold war version of this. Transistor not a thing yet and from our perspective all the 50s generation talked about is nuclear power and communism. So we assume that their idea of the future is to use nuclear energy to their full potential without transistors. They can develop advanced robots while their computers look more like your old vacuum tv than a close and compact laptop. Basically they can do all this with just 50s level of tech. Hence the black and white TVs.
Fun fact, originally Junktown had a different ending set, it depending on who you sided with. If you sided with Killian, he would have become a brutal dictator ruling Junktown with a iron fist obsessed with justice. If you sided with Gizmo, the casino makes the town flourish and people become wealthy and famous. Interplay did not allow it as it was "too dark" and make the devs make it more black and white. Probably why you dont see much grey-zones in F1 quests.
My first time playing the game, I assumed that was what would happen. Killian is already having to compromise on his values by definitively siding with one of the local gangs there. They foreshadow the Sherrif going that route pretty hard.
damn that would probably come as a shock to most players since Gizmo is portrayed as the bad guy, so you'd think siding with him would make things worse
I remember when i first play Fallout 1. It was around 2015 and i had an extremelly crappy Laptop, so that was one of the few games i could play on it, i was inmediatelly shocked at the setting, i still remember the amount of player freedom the game gave you, i remember the somber ambience in the dark of my room, the game always makes you feel like your existence is just a speck in the massive wasteland.
I tend to agree, but it's unfortunate because FO1 had a lot of bugs and missing features and stuff too. Err, well I'd agree when it comes to the base Fallout games. (like 1,2,3,4). Out of _ALL_ the fallout games, I think New Vegas should win from what I've heard, although I haven't played it.
you can have that hill. It is the best story, much like most series that got people hooked. I liked the Inspector gadget movie, but the sequel sucked. So most sequels never capture that magic that made the first work so well....
I'd say in terms of lore, story and atmosphere 1 defenately takes the cake. But new Vegas is a solid 2 for its gameplay upgrade and still very engaging plot. Its only problem is to tone down to much on the dark creepy aspects that made 1-2 so great.
The thing is isometric old games gave way more space for us players to enjoy the game to the limits of our own imagination, which is why realistic 3d takes away from it. Kinda why manga can be more fun than anime.
True. I recently played Fallout 1 and sneaking through Mariposa and the Cathedral basement felt more suspenseful because I was filling in the gaps with my imagination. If I'd played the game in a 3d environment I feel like it wouldn't have been the same.
Classic fallout = warning us about the possible horrors of a nuclear war and an even scarier aftermath hence the name Post 2015 Aka modern fallout = big radiation monsters 😈😈 and doom esque spray and pray
As they say a bit in Fallout bible, Fallout 1 & 2 were made in the 90's at a time where conspiracies existed before Internet ( and the current wacky conspiracies) and the show The X-Files was popular.
Actually I usually do the first raider quest by killing everyone and then walking out with more loot than I can carry. I love the fact that all the other options exist too. I feel that failing to mention the insane amounts of gear and tech found in the wall lockers of the glow is criminal. 😂
genuinely my favorite way to describe fallout 1 is calling it a wasteland, because it really does feel like a wasteland, the monstsrs you find out there are brutal, the people are trying their best to survive and sometimes it means they're gonna be just as harsh as the wasteland around them, it isnt just conceptual, but it excellently does that in its gameplay aswell so your experience as a player just trying to survive feels like a story on its own
Fallout 1 has probably my favorite intro to a game ever, absolutely fucking brutal and never fails to give me chills, even after seeing it dozens of times over the last few weeks with all the new content being made about classic fallout after the show being released. there's just something about the juxtaposition of the relatively upbeat but melancholy song, the b&w CRT TV screen, and the off-kilter, almost creepy aesthetic of the late 90s clay-like graphics that really drives home the atmosphere of a world that was already completely and utterly fucked decades before the bombs even dropped. it makes me so happy to see classic fallout getting so much love now, genuinely two of the best games of all time
I love to see this game get love through someone’s play through every now and again. It take a true soul of a gamer to appreciate the classics no matter how dated.
"This (deathclaw) battle should be significantly easier than the first encounter as the player should be much better equipped at this point" he said still holding the hunting rifle from his first encounter with the beasts. xD (Btw: Not hating! I know, Power armor lvlups etc.. it's just that I remember how effing long I relied on that rifle. Great video!)
Yes, in the movies and games of the '80s, '90s there is still hope and magic. Today, there is only nihilism and deconstructivism, which they try to hide with the "subverting of expectations" principle.
It gets so tiring not being able to scroll through any fallout comment section without having to sift through endless whining and moaning about how terrible the majority of the franchise is. What a wonderful community we've cultivated.
It is a great series of 1 great game (FO 2), 2 good ones (New Vegas , FO1) 2 middling ones (3 and 4), A terrible one(Brotherhood of Steel), and a subpar online game😂
i think it’s due to the fact fallout’s been in the hands of so many people, and there’s some kind of prestige that classic fans seem to give themselves, along with the lack of interest that new fans might give the old games. it’s going to be divided and more hostile by design. if sort of reminds me of the hiphop community, if you’re familiar with that. old heads don’t like the new stuff, and the new blood cares less for the old material.
I’m sure you didn’t mean it this way, but the delivery of “now the master is dead once and for all” being completely overpowered by explosions was funny to me
My first Fallout game was 4 and I enjoyed it well enough, in part due to being like 14 when the game came out. I recently went to play 1 and 2 after getting them (and Tactics) on a Steam sale a couple years back. While it took awhile to get the hang of, I honestly really ended up enjoying them more than 4 or 76 or even my short time with NV. Most notably, I still remember my first time visiting The Glow and just sitting there, terrified and shocked that this was a Fallout game. The music, the gaping hole, the imminent danger of death by radiation, it was fantastic and that moment alone is what I wish all Fallout fans could experience
i feel like it’s that feeling of obscured vision, like u can’t immediately see what something is from that pov until you’ve taken a proper good look at it. makes everything a lot more interesting to look at and sometimes a lot more eerie too
Nice vid, nostalgia and great memories. Thanks for keeping this alive. I was still travelling around F2 wasteland years after finished the game, looting and praying for raiders and setting personal bases full of ammo in the BOS base before Chinatown Frisco and the underground base in Reno's cemetery.
When I watched this I didn't check when it was uploaded. Yet while watching it I was just kinda sure that it was well knownm it was such a nice coverage of the game, so I was sorta surprised to see it was uploaded 2 days ago. Great video man. Keep it up
If i remember correctly, you can end up talking to a super mutant and then up being dipped in the goo. There is a scene pf you struggling in the bag before you get dipped.
@22:02 Playing chess with Zax -predictably- results in a hefty dose of radiation exposure, as one might expect from lingering in an area that is highly radioactive.
"A 1950's we knew that ceases to exist. One that gave way to lawless bandits, frightening cults and horrific abominations." Er, sorry, we talking about Fallout or present day?
Fallout 1 and 2 were horror games to me... they created a feeling of terror and depression in me. This is what Fallout is to me. What Bethesda created, especially in 5 was something different and the upcoming movie with its candy-like esthetics should not be called Fallout - not saying it's gonna be a bad movie, it's just not the Fallout I consider it to be.
About deathclaw... I kinda forgot about it in the cave in my recent walkthrough. I got leather armour and hunting rifle, it was really hit and run game😂😂
Dude this is a great video! Love the classic fallouts and it's always nice to see them get some love! Great vid, can't wait to see how your channel grows, I just subbed!
Of all the first person generation FO games, NV is hand over fist the best crafted one. I think it also did the best in capturing the original spirit of its roots.
@@thestateofdelaware8057 oh yes! Make them waste AP walking back to you. So you can hammer them back, kite away a little, and then they will get right next to you with no ap left to claw you
Two games got me through the pandemic lockdown, Skyrim and Fallout 3. Fallout, Fallout 2, and Fallout Tactics are still considered by me, to be some of the greatest games ever made. I played them all back when they were new, and I just recently replayed Fallout 1. On to my replay of 2 and Tactics.
I grew up with Fallout 1 and 2 and BG 1 and 2 and while I enjoy their modern takes, I always come back to the classics. Love it. I play BG2 on a loop since it released, just can´t get enough even tho I know every pixel of that game.
I think they handed us the PA so soon in fallout 4 was to simple show us how much different it was from the previous games. Honestly in 3 and New Vegas I maybe touched it once or twice. Fallout 4 changed that a lot, it’s now more of a pivotal point I try and get and scrounge up stuff to maintain. I hope to play the first two fallout sometime this year though! They look like really fun games!
@@MikeMarlowe-ym3zy yes there is! There is T-45, T-51, Remnant (Enclave), NCR Salvaged PA, and I’m pretty sure there was a PA set for the DLC where that guy puts a bomb collar on ya to do a heist.
It's funny how Fallout 1's supermutant ending and Fallout 2's intro both terrify me in a gut wrenching way. Seeing the super mutants blasting their way through the vault and hearing Jacoran being beaten to death plus that one clearly friendly person among a family barely being able to wave before they're gunned down mercilessly. It's terrible, but that's what makes it good stuff.
subscribed, I wanna hear more from you. I was gonna complain that the video was so short, 40 minutes of being entirely entertained and captivated. You do it right, thank you! but the weird thing, is in fallout 2, they find out the super mutans are not perm sterile. So the master would/should have won...
They are sterile. Your Fallout 2 super mutant companion says he might have gotten a lady preggers, after some amour, but the writer of Fallout 2, Chriss Avellone says, he only meant it as a joke, and we don't know Bethesda's stance on this. This coupling I mentioned was done with a human by the way, so even if it was possible this way, it's still incompatible with Master's plan, as he considered the normals as self-destructive evolutionary dead ends, who should be sterilized and wiped out, in favor of his self-sufficient and unified master race.
@@MikeMarlowe-ym3zy Metro Exodus devs, 4A were forced to say that it was open world when it wasn't. There was one interview where they admitted "it's not open world, the levels are just really large and not as linear." The point of the Metro games were to focus on the morality of human behavior as a result of your choices so if you played it like a normal FPS and shot everything on sight, including people, you got the bad ending. Which is my guess as to what you did. The games aren't really comparable; despite having some of the same developers because STALKER is supposed to be really dynamic with their A-LIFE artificial intelligence and METRO is a linear scripted first person shooter with an emphasis on story elements. I guess you could compare them on the fact they're both FPS and honestly; the release versions of both games had absolutely awful gunplay. Both games used stock sounds, poor animations and STALKER had a ton of reused animations.
The two original fall out games are amazing. I always go back to them. They are the spiritual successor to waste land I believe. Wasteland is a DOS game about the apocalypse that was great but it can be tedious because it's so old. Love the video!
They are not. Cain said in an interview that they were developing it before the idea of making it Wasteland 2 was even broached. It was always supposed to be its own game, and boyarsky had never even played Wasteland. It’s an extremely common misconception that it is the spiritual successor to Wasteland and I’m not sure why it keeps getting perpetuated when the devs themselves have debunked that myth.
I didn't know about fallout until the early-mid 00's but luckily got to play a little bit before 3 was allover being advertised. Me and my buddy were so pumped all the way until the release and we were not disappointed. I played 24h straight, drank a 30 rack of beers not even getting up to throw away the cans upon its release lol
ok, you gotta be proud about something you do, if this is the best, then own it. I only count top 5, everyone can follow everyone elses cheat sheet. But to me, you miss the point of games if this is what you do. Gotta do everything as fast as possible, I dunno why any one would want to watch that, I like the stories It would make more sense if you speed ran school in RL...finished highschool by 10...thats impressive, copying someones run and still not making it to the top 5..............thats more like the "look at me, I exist generation." and makes me sad about our worlds future
@@ravinraven6913 I look to improve my time on the leader board my main computer broke so I did the record on mobile where you can do a lot of the skips needed for a top 50 run. But I did like to pretend like life was a speed run back a couple years ago when I did door dash. I would get good stoplight luck and say that's some good rng there God haha
I do miss games like this and which more developers would release games this innovative, brutal, and high quality. My first play through of FO1, I explored the Glow for too long, absorbed a lethal dose of radiation. As in real life, there wasn't an immediate effect, I didn't really notice the radiation, didn't bother with radx, just took my time walking around. It was only (in-game) a few days later, during my return to Lost Hills, that I died of radiation poisoning. I had doomed myself without realizing it, and was forced to start my game over again. Love that level of detail. The consequences (and freedom) given to the player.
It is Especially if you want to keep your companions alive Which is why i cheated using a save editor (skill issue(also luck issue)) for fallout 2 to beat it.
@@Vintage-Point cheesing the game ? Even the mariposa military base which is supposed to be the place dogmeat usually die for people, can simply be solved by finding how to control the yellow fields and using stimpacks on dogmeat. And since its the endgame, you have plenty enough stimpacks.
I played this back in 1998, it came in a software bundle with my PC along with total annihilation and a game called MDK. Looking back they were all masterpieces.
Hey man, I enjoy the enthusiasm and editing, not all the way thru yet but I can tell you had fun making this and wanted to say I hope your other videos/channel booms. Have a great day
I wish there was more to do in Fallout 1, it is a masterpiece to play for the first time. And is still god their replaying it, but when you replay it more and more, you notice how much less content it has compared to the other games.
Thank you for the video, lots of nostalgia. One thing about comrades. Even though it works more often than not, you can set the companions firing mode. I remember there is even a line something along: "Fire away, don't care who is in your line of sight". But yes, in general, it is better to give them semi or single shot weaponry. Don't give them bazookas or grenades though, you will be wiped first :)
Seems like Fallout 1 is like Fear And Hunger Level of Difficulty game because the choices you make is very crucial and very important on how are you going to survived the whole wasteland. And also every choices can affected the ending of your game... that is interesting.
F1 isn't brutal. It's just a game that's not taylored to make you feel like the main character. You're just a stranger in its dangerous world. That's how it should be.
"It's just a game that's not taylored to make you feel like the main character. You're just a stranger in its dangerous world. " So in simpler words, brutal?
@@Morbing_Time Not really. The difficulty isn't brutal. You're just not being treated like a baby who needs to be told what to do at every step. Big part of immersion is making the world seem like it goes on without you, and you're not being treated like a VIP guest at a carnival. The art of this design is largely missing from modern games.
It's the embodiment of im not a pessimistic person I'm just super good at dealing with harsh reality and that's what it is it's amazing what do you do when there's no right answer
One of the moments I got the angriest at Fallout 2 was when I was given a time limit to go find a guy before conflict would break out. They told me he went north. I spent several in-game days looking through all the squares north of the town. Then I gave up, and googled where he was. Turns out that his actual location was several day straight west of the town, and that the time limit essentially was just enough to go there. I'm sorry, but if a guy in New York tells me to look for a guy in Canada when he's actually in Chicago, there's no way in the actual heck that I will find him.
Man its so cool how they put all these New Vegas references into Fallout 1
i think you mean how they put all the fallout 1 references in new vegas
@@Buffalo_billiyeah it’s a joke
@@Buffalo_billi r/woosh
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@@Buffalo_billii think you mean the voices the voices oh god the voices they want me to eat him i want to eat him please oh god the voices make them stop i want to eat him the voices tell me to eat him make them stop oh god the voices are telling me to eat him please god make the voices stop please they want me to eat him
I remember playing fallout 1 and 2 with my dad. He would sit me on his lap and every time he had to make a decision he would ask me what to do and he’d endeavour to replicate it in the game. Really shows the ingenuity of the developers that most of the time he could do pretty much anything I asked no matter how wacky. He also told me later that by following my instructions he discovered things about the game that he missed on his own playthroughs
Sounds like a cool dude, how's he doing?
This is so sweet :)
Brilliant comment
That’s really sweet, what a nice memory. Your dad is amazing
I hope he is doing well buddy!
Fallout 1: serious dark horror
Fallout 4: yay, it’s disney land!!
There was a tone shift for sure
Fallout 1 : Postnuclear, dark horror with lighthearted elements as contrast
Fallout 4 : lighthearted sims game with postnuclear themes as contrast
Fallout 2 was a bigger tone shift, half of the game was making pop culture references, the other half was jokes.
@@SlowingSun90 still it was a horror rpg, just with more jokes. Now seeing what they’ve shown us in the Fallout tv-series trailer… sad
@@moskva-kassiopeya What horror was in Fallout 2? It was non stop jokes, don't get me wrong I like the game but lets not pretend it was non stop jokes.
Little thing I noticed: if you insult Junktown, Killian pretty much continues glaring at you for the rest of your future encounters with him, and I don't think he stops.
Nope. Just say you sorry, and he stops. Although it funny choice to give him red eyes.
Love little details like that
@@alexzero3736 I never got/saw that option 😢
I just noticed why there was a dust up at the launch of Fallout 4. I just thought they were saying they didn't like it as much as NV which is overrated. I mean, it's not overrated like it's bad because in fact, it's a good average Fallout game. It's just like Fallout 3 and originally, I didn't like it because I felt like it should've been Fallout 3 DLC. Anyways the point of my post.
I didn't realize Fallout 4 had a genre change. Lmao I never viewed Fallout 3 or NV as a Survival game. I thought they were just average Looter RPG's.
And again. Fallout 4 was just as good if not better than NV but I say this as someone who doesn't understand what makes NV the best, baby.
😮
It has the best story and lore of any fallout game, that's for sure.
Absolutely
Tactics. Still one of my favorite games to this day. Post FO2 but pre FO: brotherhood, iirc. Brotherhood was interesting. Super sledge was beyond broken. Lol
Bethesda made fallout 3 but no new Vegas even tho 3 came out before? Who made new Vegas and why made new vegas
@@nixiom4886 obsidian made new vegas at the time Bethesda we’re making Skyrim
nuh uh fallout new vegas
It just goes to show that it's character and story depth that produce immersion, not graphics. Graphics, art, audio.. compliment it.
well, not entirely. Sometimes when you don't spoon feed people, their brain works more and have more critical thinking. So the person is more immersed because they are forced to. Those who couldn't use their brains to create a world, didn't play games....they needed the computer to spoon feed them with visuals and sounds.
which is why people play today, they are spoon fed on every level. They don't even need to pay attention to the story. smash x through all conversations and still get the right choice.
This was the 90s dude, they really couldn't do better than this without having to make a doom clone
You are standing in an open field west of a white house, with a boarded front door.
There is a small mailbox here.
I had been playing many games where audio or graphics are very underrated lately....
A lack of care for audio or graphics can completely kill the game for me.
I edited the code for this game. I genuinely feel insulted by their decisions. It's like they knew it was bad sometimes.
Totally
Fallout 1's ending will stick with me forever as one of the best endings in gaming, having the bloody mess perk in that scene is the icing on the cake
Have you ever tried to convince the master to kill himself?
@@Targon999 Yes. But that's not necessarily the ending. You can dispose of him first and then go wipe out the military base.
@@esteemedyams doesnt he engage some self destruct mode?
@@Targon999He is under the Cathedral, not inside Mariposa
@@fakephan ah ok, it's been a long time since i played it ;)
The 50’s retrofuturism aesthetic is there to highlight how completely ruined the world is in Fo1&2.
Crazy how hard that part flew over bethesdas head
They only copied mechanically the 50s thing. No soul.
F3 and 4 are garbage storywise.
Find daddy!
Find son!
Fallout 3 was way better than 4 at least fallout 3 was a somewhat turn based combat system like the originals although turned into a first person shooter @@cr4yv3n
@@mrbootystealer5712 it was garbage. Story was dumb, bland and made no fucking sense. All your choices DID NOT MATTER. They were soooooo black or white.
Fallout was a pseudo spiritual successor to Wasteland, and had to differenciate itself from that game. Wasteland is what you'd now call a standard post-apocalypse; just sorta the real world, but ruined. The retro-futurism was a genius move that gave it a unique setting and look.
Somehow, Bethesda saw "tech inspired by 50's era sci-fi" as "it's a parody of the 50's" and I genuinely can't figure out where they got it from. I've been replaying 3 and there's a lady in Arefu who talks like a 50's trad wife, it's just.. bad. Like it makes no sense at all. Such a weird mis-step.
@@0lionheart that's valid
Fallout 3 and New Vegas might have got me into Fallout but Fallout 1 and 2 are under appreciated and underrated masterpieces.
Agreed!
lol underrated?
You re probably under 30 yo, if not 25 am I right?
Or got into video games in the 2000's?
Nothing bad about it but Fallout 1 and 2 are as underrated as the first two baldur's gate.
No they aren't! They where massive hits in the way back when!
@@MrXevier Maybe he meant underrated nowadays since today kids would fry their brains trying to play a game without QoL features like quest marks
Fallout Tactics is underappreciated imho. Had the best "gun feel" and weaponry than F1 and 2.
Even nearly 30 years on hearing that Mark Morgan soundtrack that was explicitly designed to be "Something you hear, not listen to" is a chilling atmospheric masterpiece.
I am glad I grew up in those days of computer gaming - I've seen computer games go from a point where they couldn't manage parallax scrolling like consoles and arcade machines could to where we are today. It's been a wild ride.
Me too, it's a perfect soundtrack for Fallout.
immediately getting hit with that sweet sweet nostalgia kiss of the interplay logo/sound really made my brain chemically committed to this video, truly machiavellian editing, respect
I would do unspeakable things for a remaster of the first two Fallouts . Microsoft has the cash to buy the rights
machiavellian Editing?
@@MonsieurMoustachio yeah as if he’s utilised a really practically nostalgic (would be a stretch to call it manipulative or shallow because i did appreciate it) intro to kind of pull on my (and others i imagine) heartstrings, it works really well and i appreciate his thinking to include it, i do really appreciate it tho so it was more a tongue in cheek comment, more calling attention to the thought behind it than calling him a morally bankrupt political tactician (also i assumed you knew about the prince writing this because you called me out on it, but if not then sorry i just dumped a lot of meaningless shit on you)
“sun tzu, he’s like the chinese prince machiavelli” -paulie walnuts
I played Fallout for the first time two weeks ago, and the most brutal and grim part was when I went to fight the raider camp with small weapons at 95%, a hunting rifle, 150 rounds, and 14 healing packs, and it happened to be at night and I had the night vision perk.
It felt like playing the Terminator in the police station. Or the ending of Taxi Driver, except that I barely got any injuries and was never really in danger. Just a giant masacre.
Bitter Springs type beat
accordingly to fallout 2, one of the khan members survives and you find him in one of the abandoned vaults, then sees you and thinks the vault dweller is there to finish the job, implying the cannon lore is that in fallout 1 you indeed do kill all of the khans like that, so cooool
When I was little I always waited until I got the power armor and a minigun and THEN went to the raider camp. That was always such an enjoyable bloodbath.
I remember watching my dad play this when I was a kid. My mom would always be yelling in the background because she was drunk or not drunk enough...
Either way watching my dad play this was one of my few escapes during those days.
RIP Dad, see you in Vault 3-16. 😢
I’m sorry for your loss. My dad just died and It’s hard and I think it’s always going to be hard
@ConeFlower-gx2qk its always going to feel like a loss but the pain will dull with time. You're going to be alright 👍🏼.
The first Fallout truly is the best story wise, and by quite a long shot I'd argue. It had that extra bit of sheer bleakness that never was to be found in the following episodes.
And the Master remains one of the best and most disturbing villains in videogame history, especially if you manage to find/read all the documents detailing his unsettling transition from human to his horrendous final form.
I liked when fallout was a world about showing how civilizations are rebuilding, not a post apocalypse.
Yeah, course originally it was more of a post post apocalypse
have you played fallout 1 that game feels more apocaliptic than 4
I mean kind of but I always thought that for 200 years there seems to be a lack in more civilizations considering the time it’s been since the bombs dropped
@@luchaluchaluchaits also like 100 years before
@@luchaluchaluchastill more developed than fallout 4
Fallout 1 was one of the greatest games of all time. It was RPG with a twist. No swords and sorcery, it was dark. Guns. Grit. Greatness. Nobody had seen anything like it, for the most part. It will always have a special place in my heart.
Couldn't agree more!
It was heavily inspired by Wasteland but (at the time) modernized from text & pixel images into a proper isometric CRPG--and with its own aesthetic & lore obviously.
Wasteland exists
Blue moon, you have a place in my heart.
How about Burntime?
For that matter, it makes Fallout look Pollyanna.
That guy in Fallout 1 has more facial expressions and animation than any character in the modern games!!!
They were all clay models
Cooper Howard is right, "Thou shalt get sidetracked by bullshit every goddamn time."
Amen 🙏
I get so sidetracked i forget theres even a story i was supposed to be following
The first two Fallouts have a reputation among people more used to the conveniences of modern RPGs that they’re very difficult and so many people won’t even touch them or drop them too soon, but I can tell you that as someone in my early 20s with little RPG experience beyond Pokémon, I was able to get into the games pretty easily and was able to figure most things out myself. I just had to look up the controls beforehand, and most of the only times I got stuck and had to look something up were because of having to pick up really tiny objects I couldn’t see and had to look up where they were.
The difficulty is 110% decided by your build
Fallout 1 and 2 were not hard at all, piece of cake and all fun. Planescape torment was a hard one.
@@tali6844 The game is unplayable if you tech into unarmed as you had no armor penetration. If you equipped an "unarmed weapon" (lol) you dealt less damage and got meager armor penetration. You can sort of get around it if you have enough health and a really high medicine stat but for first time players I don't recommend doing a custom build.
@@amorfati9519 If you teched into anything but wisdom you were hard locked to progress through the game later.
Yeah it's brutal alright. Cuz I was killed by the weakest rat in the first 5 minutes of the game. Couldn't progress further. GG
Whell you messed up your build then. Or should have ran away.
@@ASingleSpaghetti energy weapons
I discovered fallout back when it came out. I was 15yrs and I was in a foreign exchage student program in the US.
I found the game hidden in one of those general malls, right next to a copy of Daggerfall... I think it was a Target center...
I was blown out by it... I had never seen anything like it.
The next year, when I was back in Spain, Fallout2 came out, and my former host family sent it to me on release !!! ❤ (I still got the original cd and case)
In Spain, Fallout was NOT a thing at all. It all started with FO2. And not only I got it so much earlier than everybody else here, but I was already a diehard fan of the previous game, which almost nobody knew about... I felt really fortunate.
Wow great story 👏
IIRC, there are options for doing the main quest line 'out of order'. You could skip a lot, get a water chip from under the cathedral and blow it up long before interacting with the other super-mutants. You can skip the Hub if you want.
The one thing I loved most about the original fallout was how you could reason with the final boss and destroy him without a fight, one of the earliest games to do so
Having been a top-fan, and dozens of playthroughs over the last 25 years. I think what really put Fallout into my heart, was that it was a different time. You had patience, you didn't have infinite fast paced games. You had the time to try options, paying attention, replaying, and actually invest in the story. Compare this to modern fast-paced games. If you are bored for a minute, you will drop the game and go do something else.
a top fan? I never heard about you before. This isn't one of those Scruffy the Janitor moments from futurama, yea?
its all the graphics ruining the immersion. I liked trying to identify where the item I was looking for was in fallout 1 and 2. It was so immersive that I would often run out of time because I was having too much fun
but, fallout3? took me so long to beat because it kept losing its immersion.
@@ravinraven6913 When you're run & gun playing, then you got no time to stop and smell the flowers.
True
That’s why FO1 and FO2 are amazing games, the world is more of a character than the player character. They built the personality of the world then decided who the player is meant to be. It’s cool enough to make a post nuclear map for a game but to make it as much a character as you are is really something special
The fuckin music, the atmosphere… Fallout 1 is incredible to me
Mark Morgan did a fantastic job on the soundtrack.
@@Vintage-Point Legendary soundtrack!
but not the combat, which is most of the game? lmao
@@jarretc110combat is meh but it's about as good as it gets with turn based games
Fallout creator Tim Cain has a UA-cam channel that is absolutely mandatory viewing.
Agreed
Uh maybe if you’re into bitter rambling.
@@Gamingniqqadw bro, maybe old man is going to put subway surf and minecraft ontop his videos so people like you can watch them
@@bolas9860If you disagree with that person it’s better to attack their argument rather than their person. Doing the latter makes you look rude and makes it seem like you don’t actually have a valid counter argument.
@@magnusprime962 Usually, I would agree with you but there's no need for a counterargument because there was no argument. Dismissing game design advice videos from one of the CRPG greats as "rambling" isn't worth a measured response.
Fallout 1/2 is brutal if you've never played a crpg before if you have its a cake walk, fast shot, gifted, maxxed agility, you will steam roll everything in your path especially in fo1 with the turbo plasma rifle 3 shots per turn with this set up
I didn't know they had a fallout half? 1/2 is a half....you know a fraction, like .5 or 5/10 aka 1/2? you mean fallout one and two? are people so lazy they think they are saying one thing but really say something completely different and not true at all?
@@ravinraven6913"fallout 1/2" means "fallout 1/fallout 2". Tonba1 is talking about both fallout 1 and fallout 2
@@ravinraven6913Imagine thinking anyone cared about the opinion of a sad old man like you. Sit down.
@@ravinraven6913 You don't have to be an obtuse asshole. You know what they're trying to convey.
@@ravinraven6913 We all know what he means dude, no need for you to be a weiner about it.
I’d love to see a mod which restores everything cut from Fallout 1, including the invasions of places which aren’t the Necropolis and the 500 day timer until the master invades vault 13.
I'm not sure if there is a Fallout 1 Restoration Mod, the one for Fallout 2 is excellent though!
Yes, the Fallout2 restoration patch is a great, almost necessary addition to the original game.
Several new locations and quests, fixing a bunch of bugs, tying up loose ends.
The dialogues are lacking the wit and humour of the original released game, wich is a bit sad, but since they didn't have the original devs on the team, it is understandable...
Coolest insight into Fallout 1 is that the aesthetic is what people in the 90’s thought that people in the 50’s thought what the future would look like.
Had a stroke reading that
@@finsmith9907Think about this. We in the present day looked into the pre-industrial era and assume that since the people at that time have not tasted industrialism, their idea of the far future must be to remain medieval but with millenia worth of time to perfected their crafts so well now they can fully utilized medieval technology to their higher potential, achieving industrialism solely powered by human and animal labor instead of machines.
Steampunk is the industrial era version of this. We imagined that this setting never went past the industrial revolution, but they evolve so much that they can harness all the potential you can do with steamworks. Even a computer powered by steam will be invented at some point.
Fallout is the cold war version of this. Transistor not a thing yet and from our perspective all the 50s generation talked about is nuclear power and communism. So we assume that their idea of the future is to use nuclear energy to their full potential without transistors. They can develop advanced robots while their computers look more like your old vacuum tv than a close and compact laptop.
Basically they can do all this with just 50s level of tech. Hence the black and white TVs.
@@satriadicky3732 I hope u didn’t actually type all that out urself cus I’m not reading it
@@finsmith9907 You reminded me of the protagonist's wife from Fahrenheit 451.
@@satriadicky3732 explain please
Fun fact, originally Junktown had a different ending set, it depending on who you sided with.
If you sided with Killian, he would have become a brutal dictator ruling Junktown with a iron fist obsessed with justice.
If you sided with Gizmo, the casino makes the town flourish and people become wealthy and famous.
Interplay did not allow it as it was "too dark" and make the devs make it more black and white. Probably why you dont see much grey-zones in F1 quests.
Actually you can kill them both and then Junktown will vanish because nobody is there to rule it anymore. XD
Dang that sucks it would have added a new way to see thing. It's the apocalypse sometimes old world morals and values don't hold up.
My first time playing the game, I assumed that was what would happen. Killian is already having to compromise on his values by definitively siding with one of the local gangs there. They foreshadow the Sherrif going that route pretty hard.
damn that would probably come as a shock to most players since Gizmo is portrayed as the bad guy, so you'd think siding with him would make things worse
I remember when i first play Fallout 1.
It was around 2015 and i had an extremelly crappy Laptop, so that was one of the few games i could play on it, i was inmediatelly shocked at the setting, i still remember the amount of player freedom the game gave you, i remember the somber ambience in the dark of my room, the game always makes you feel like your existence is just a speck in the massive wasteland.
fallout 1 is the best fallout game and i'll die on that hill
It just might be
It definitely goes hardest with it's atmosphere. Would say it's the purest, in it's bleakness.
I tend to agree, but it's unfortunate because FO1 had a lot of bugs and missing features and stuff too.
Err, well I'd agree when it comes to the base Fallout games. (like 1,2,3,4). Out of _ALL_ the fallout games, I think New Vegas should win from what I've heard, although I haven't played it.
you can have that hill. It is the best story, much like most series that got people hooked.
I liked the Inspector gadget movie, but the sequel sucked. So most sequels never capture that magic that made the first work so well....
I'd say in terms of lore, story and atmosphere 1 defenately takes the cake.
But new Vegas is a solid 2 for its gameplay upgrade and still very engaging plot. Its only problem is to tone down to much on the dark creepy aspects that made 1-2 so great.
The thing is isometric old games gave way more space for us players to enjoy the game to the limits of our own imagination, which is why realistic 3d takes away from it. Kinda why manga can be more fun than anime.
i noticed this playing bg3. Couldn’t help but miss the older baldurs gate games probably because of how much was left to my imagination in those ones.
True. I recently played Fallout 1 and sneaking through Mariposa and the Cathedral basement felt more suspenseful because I was filling in the gaps with my imagination. If I'd played the game in a 3d environment I feel like it wouldn't have been the same.
Fun Fact: Killian Darkwater was voiced by Richard Dean Anderson!!!
Classic fallout = warning us about the possible horrors of a nuclear war and an even scarier aftermath hence the name
Post 2015 Aka modern fallout = big radiation monsters 😈😈 and doom esque spray and pray
post 2015 = 50's post apocaliptic theme park
As they say a bit in Fallout bible, Fallout 1 & 2 were made in the 90's at a time where conspiracies existed before Internet ( and the current wacky conspiracies) and the show The X-Files was popular.
Fallout 4 and 76 shouldn't be considered canon at all
@@RedPlumber🤓
@@Tyson-i7r nice non response
The ambience and music still hold up imo. Fallout 1 and 2 are still very immersive
Sometimes I would listen to an old dean martin cd (some best of), and it was surprising how well that fitted the game
Actually I usually do the first raider quest by killing everyone and then walking out with more loot than I can carry. I love the fact that all the other options exist too. I feel that failing to mention the insane amounts of gear and tech found in the wall lockers of the glow is criminal. 😂
Fun fact: in the tv show in ep8 when Lucy remembers shady sand there’s the middle pillar sign that was in Fallout 1 Shady sand in 7:32
genuinely my favorite way to describe fallout 1 is calling it a wasteland, because it really does feel like a wasteland, the monstsrs you find out there are brutal, the people are trying their best to survive and sometimes it means they're gonna be just as harsh as the wasteland around them, it isnt just conceptual, but it excellently does that in its gameplay aswell so your experience as a player just trying to survive feels like a story on its own
Fallout 1 has probably my favorite intro to a game ever, absolutely fucking brutal and never fails to give me chills, even after seeing it dozens of times over the last few weeks with all the new content being made about classic fallout after the show being released. there's just something about the juxtaposition of the relatively upbeat but melancholy song, the b&w CRT TV screen, and the off-kilter, almost creepy aesthetic of the late 90s clay-like graphics that really drives home the atmosphere of a world that was already completely and utterly fucked decades before the bombs even dropped. it makes me so happy to see classic fallout getting so much love now, genuinely two of the best games of all time
I love to see this game get love through someone’s play through every now and again. It take a true soul of a gamer to appreciate the classics no matter how dated.
You can always give dogmeat a geko on a stick if you don't have leather armour.
Fallout is a masterpiece and one of the best games of all time. A true timeless classic.
If I had a proper windows pc and not a beta macbook I would play these games SO hard
I think u can play the gog versions but im not sure.
Would you play this game? I would play it so hard…goodbye horses…
"This (deathclaw) battle should be significantly easier than the first encounter as the player should be much better equipped at this point" he said still holding the hunting rifle from his first encounter with the beasts. xD
(Btw: Not hating! I know, Power armor lvlups etc.. it's just that I remember how effing long I relied on that rifle. Great video!)
Man I've watched like 500 different videos about playing fallout 1 and it never gets old
Spent like 5 years as a kid trying to download "brotherhood of steel" looking for this in the 90s
I feel like life today is desolate, hollow, and lonely even without living in a post apocalyptic world. 7:02
Yes, in the movies and games of the '80s, '90s there is still hope and magic. Today, there is only nihilism and deconstructivism, which they try to hide with the "subverting of expectations" principle.
It gets so tiring not being able to scroll through any fallout comment section without having to sift through endless whining and moaning about how terrible the majority of the franchise is. What a wonderful community we've cultivated.
seriously these people are just miserable lol
Fr bro Fallout fanbase is turning into the dreaded Star Wars fanbase 😢
It is a great series of 1 great game (FO 2), 2 good ones (New Vegas , FO1) 2 middling ones (3 and 4), A terrible one(Brotherhood of Steel), and a subpar online game😂
i think it’s due to the fact fallout’s been in the hands of so many people, and there’s some kind of prestige that classic fans seem to give themselves, along with the lack of interest that new fans might give the old games. it’s going to be divided and more hostile by design. if sort of reminds me of the hiphop community, if you’re familiar with that. old heads don’t like the new stuff, and the new blood cares less for the old material.
I actually enjoyed playing fallout 76 for some time, and I loved fo1 and 2 ;)
I’m sure you didn’t mean it this way, but the delivery of “now the master is dead once and for all” being completely overpowered by explosions was funny to me
Yeah...I definitely meant that *haha*
what i find funny about this game, is to combat how OP the power armor is in Fallout 1, they made it so crits bypass armor.
but you still can die with a critical hit from a laser gun, plasma gun, Rocket launcher, or a minigun.
I love the term "brief nuclear exchange"
The minigun in fallout 4 shoots nerf darts. Utter garbage.... Trash gun.
My first Fallout game was 4 and I enjoyed it well enough, in part due to being like 14 when the game came out. I recently went to play 1 and 2 after getting them (and Tactics) on a Steam sale a couple years back. While it took awhile to get the hang of, I honestly really ended up enjoying them more than 4 or 76 or even my short time with NV.
Most notably, I still remember my first time visiting The Glow and just sitting there, terrified and shocked that this was a Fallout game. The music, the gaping hole, the imminent danger of death by radiation, it was fantastic and that moment alone is what I wish all Fallout fans could experience
My character who was 16, vomited a lot but survived. Just imagining the picture of a 16 year old sick by radiation is terrifying enough for me
There's something captivating about isometric games that first/3rd person is just not able to replicate.
i feel like it’s that feeling of obscured vision, like u can’t immediately see what something is from that pov until you’ve taken a proper good look at it. makes everything a lot more interesting to look at and sometimes a lot more eerie too
why is there a canon death for any of your partners? the fact that Ian and Dogmeat die so sadly is crazy to me.
The Vault Dweller wrote his memoirs down, decades after Fallout 1. I believe it's a canon and was supposed to set up Fallout 2
Nice vid, nostalgia and great memories. Thanks for keeping this alive.
I was still travelling around F2 wasteland years after finished the game, looting and praying for raiders and setting personal bases full of ammo in the BOS base before Chinatown Frisco and the underground base in Reno's cemetery.
Fallout 1&2 is the wasteland after the 1950s theorized future, NOT a stagnant 1950s world
When I watched this I didn't check when it was uploaded. Yet while watching it I was just kinda sure that it was well knownm it was such a nice coverage of the game, so I was sorta surprised to see it was uploaded 2 days ago. Great video man. Keep it up
Thank you so much! Your support is so appreciated! Much more content like this on the way
If i remember correctly, you can end up talking to a super mutant and then up being dipped in the goo. There is a scene pf you struggling in the bag before you get dipped.
@22:02
Playing chess with Zax -predictably- results in a hefty dose of radiation exposure, as one might expect from lingering in an area that is highly radioactive.
Just started playing fallout 1, and I'm already impressed. Enjoying the difficulty and experience
Love the art direction & designs in the earlier fallouts, got that Iron Maiden type of look
Playing chess with the computer in the basement is a reference to IBM deep blue. Cant imagine its a coincidence, especially since you cant beat it.
"A 1950's we knew that ceases to exist. One that gave way to lawless bandits, frightening cults and horrific abominations."
Er, sorry, we talking about Fallout or present day?
Yes. Parallel Parable Paraphrase 😂
Fallout 1 and 2 were horror games to me... they created a feeling of terror and depression in me. This is what Fallout is to me. What Bethesda created, especially in 5 was something different and the upcoming movie with its candy-like esthetics should not be called Fallout - not saying it's gonna be a bad movie, it's just not the Fallout I consider it to be.
Bro what the fuck r u from the future
@@fruitslicerhe has come back to warned us on how bad fallout 5 will be
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He's from an alternate Timeline where Amazon did a movie instead of a series
If the Fallout TV show was more like the Walking Dead in terms of theme we would've had something truly great.
Man your storytelling had me instantly hooked. You should do Fallout 2 as well.
Much appreciated, Fallout 2 video is in the works
About deathclaw... I kinda forgot about it in the cave in my recent walkthrough. I got leather armour and hunting rifle, it was really hit and run game😂😂
I love hearing these youtubers younger than me finding a childhood gem of mine. Still have the cd and cases on my desk.
I love that they made the location of your vault so important in a game with five locations in an 8x8 grid.
Dude this is a great video! Love the classic fallouts and it's always nice to see them get some love! Great vid, can't wait to see how your channel grows, I just subbed!
Oh wow! Thank you for the support! We are only getting started so your kind words really means the world to us!
Hey honey how you doing?
when it ended I was like, I thought this video was longer? I watched 40 minutes and was entertained the whole time, this guy is good
Of all the first person generation FO games, NV is hand over fist the best crafted one. I think it also did the best in capturing the original spirit of its roots.
The key that finally got me to beat Fallout was just using a super sledgehammer
Great weapon
@@Vintage-Point except when the enemy slides 10 miles away and then snipes you
@@tree_alone very true, good for deathclaws tho
@@thestateofdelaware8057 oh yes! Make them waste AP walking back to you. So you can hammer them back, kite away a little, and then they will get right next to you with no ap left to claw you
I had to install a patch/mod that stopped the hidden count down
Two games got me through the pandemic lockdown, Skyrim and Fallout 3.
Fallout, Fallout 2, and Fallout Tactics are still considered by me, to be some of the greatest games ever made.
I played them all back when they were new, and I just recently replayed Fallout 1. On to my replay of 2 and Tactics.
I am actually grateful for Bethesda doing that because I am legally blind and having a game voiced like that is pretty much necessity
The vaults are the only thing in modern fallout that still has these vibes to me
I grew up with Fallout 1 and 2 and BG 1 and 2 and while I enjoy their modern takes, I always come back to the classics. Love it. I play BG2 on a loop since it released, just can´t get enough even tho I know every pixel of that game.
Likewise!
Jon Irancus and The master were the coolest well written villians of all time!
I think they handed us the PA so soon in fallout 4 was to simple show us how much different it was from the previous games. Honestly in 3 and New Vegas I maybe touched it once or twice. Fallout 4 changed that a lot, it’s now more of a pivotal point I try and get and scrounge up stuff to maintain. I hope to play the first two fallout sometime this year though! They look like really fun games!
There’s power armor in NV? Shit I need to play again
@@MikeMarlowe-ym3zy yes there is! There is T-45, T-51, Remnant (Enclave), NCR Salvaged PA, and I’m pretty sure there was a PA set for the DLC where that guy puts a bomb collar on ya to do a heist.
Bethesda paid more attention to the special encounters than they did the actual story.
It's funny how Fallout 1's supermutant ending and Fallout 2's intro both terrify me in a gut wrenching way. Seeing the super mutants blasting their way through the vault and hearing Jacoran being beaten to death plus that one clearly friendly person among a family barely being able to wave before they're gunned down mercilessly.
It's terrible, but that's what makes it good stuff.
Fallout 1 was so amazing and so dark. It was well made
It has been 26 years since I played the original fallout, and it is still one of the best video games I’ve ever played.
subscribed, I wanna hear more from you. I was gonna complain that the video was so short, 40 minutes of being entirely entertained and captivated. You do it right, thank you!
but the weird thing, is in fallout 2, they find out the super mutans are not perm sterile. So the master would/should have won...
Oh wow these kind of comments mean the world to me! Thank you for the support!
They are sterile. Your Fallout 2 super mutant companion says he might have gotten a lady preggers, after some amour, but the writer of Fallout 2, Chriss Avellone says, he only meant it as a joke, and we don't know Bethesda's stance on this.
This coupling I mentioned was done with a human by the way, so even if it was possible this way, it's still incompatible with Master's plan, as he considered the normals as self-destructive evolutionary dead ends, who should be sterilized and wiped out, in favor of his self-sufficient and unified master race.
even in Fallout the mouth moves better with the mouth than some modern games
My 12yr old son played Fallout 1 and 2 after beating Fallout 4. He said it was like taking the training wheels off his bike.
I feel like a hardcore survival rpg and looter shooter can be combined and coexist in a single fallout game
you have just described the metro and stalker games
@@jaketakenobreakstalker is great but those metro games are mid and the free roam one was even worse
@@jaketakenobreak Stalker has little to no RPG elements and no looter shooter elements (think borderlands/destiny).
@@MikeMarlowe-ym3zy Metro Exodus devs, 4A were forced to say that it was open world when it wasn't. There was one interview where they admitted "it's not open world, the levels are just really large and not as linear." The point of the Metro games were to focus on the morality of human behavior as a result of your choices so if you played it like a normal FPS and shot everything on sight, including people, you got the bad ending. Which is my guess as to what you did.
The games aren't really comparable; despite having some of the same developers because STALKER is supposed to be really dynamic with their A-LIFE artificial intelligence and METRO is a linear scripted first person shooter with an emphasis on story elements. I guess you could compare them on the fact they're both FPS and honestly; the release versions of both games had absolutely awful gunplay. Both games used stock sounds, poor animations and STALKER had a ton of reused animations.
The two original fall out games are amazing. I always go back to them. They are the spiritual successor to waste land I believe. Wasteland is a DOS game about the apocalypse that was great but it can be tedious because it's so old. Love the video!
They are not. Cain said in an interview that they were developing it before the idea of making it Wasteland 2 was even broached. It was always supposed to be its own game, and boyarsky had never even played Wasteland.
It’s an extremely common misconception that it is the spiritual successor to Wasteland and I’m not sure why it keeps getting perpetuated when the devs themselves have debunked that myth.
I didn't know about fallout until the early-mid 00's but luckily got to play a little bit before 3 was allover being advertised. Me and my buddy were so pumped all the way until the release and we were not disappointed. I played 24h straight, drank a 30 rack of beers not even getting up to throw away the cans upon its release lol
I am proud to be #98 on the speed run leader board for fallout 1!
ok, you gotta be proud about something you do, if this is the best, then own it.
I only count top 5, everyone can follow everyone elses cheat sheet. But to me, you miss the point of games if this is what you do. Gotta do everything as fast as possible, I dunno why any one would want to watch that, I like the stories
It would make more sense if you speed ran school in RL...finished highschool by 10...thats impressive, copying someones run and still not making it to the top 5..............thats more like the "look at me, I exist generation." and makes me sad about our worlds future
@@ravinraven6913 I look to improve my time on the leader board my main computer broke so I did the record on mobile where you can do a lot of the skips needed for a top 50 run. But I did like to pretend like life was a speed run back a couple years ago when I did door dash. I would get good stoplight luck and say that's some good rng there God haha
@@ravinraven6913bro stfu and do better then. Until then you have no right to comment on a challenge you yourself have not done
@@ravinraven6913 cope old man
I do miss games like this and which more developers would release games this innovative, brutal, and high quality.
My first play through of FO1, I explored the Glow for too long, absorbed a lethal dose of radiation. As in real life, there wasn't an immediate effect, I didn't really notice the radiation, didn't bother with radx, just took my time walking around. It was only (in-game) a few days later, during my return to Lost Hills, that I died of radiation poisoning. I had doomed myself without realizing it, and was forced to start my game over again.
Love that level of detail. The consequences (and freedom) given to the player.
It is
Especially if you want to keep your companions alive
Which is why i cheated using a save editor (skill issue(also luck issue)) for fallout 2 to beat it.
It is next to impossible to keep Dogmeat alive without cheesing the game.
@@Vintage-Point cheesing the game ?
Even the mariposa military base which is supposed to be the place dogmeat usually die for people, can simply be solved by finding how to control the yellow fields and using stimpacks on dogmeat.
And since its the endgame, you have plenty enough stimpacks.
@@cyrilc5846True, it's possible, just annoying to do.
Fallout 1: "The control chip for our water purification system has given up the ghost..."
Todd: "I understand" *you play as a ghost in Fallout 5*
Kann es sein das du deutsch bist?
@@aesopwolf3126 Nein 🤭
@@SmartK8 Bro is lying 🤫🧏
@@aesopwolf3126Hier ist niemand deutsch.
@@user-hr3rc3sh4h ich auch nicht, scheinbar.
I played this back in 1998, it came in a software bundle with my PC along with total annihilation and a game called MDK. Looking back they were all masterpieces.
Hey man, I enjoy the enthusiasm and editing, not all the way thru yet but I can tell you had fun making this and wanted to say I hope your other videos/channel booms.
Have a great day
I wish there was more to do in Fallout 1, it is a masterpiece to play for the first time. And is still god their replaying it, but when you replay it more and more, you notice how much less content it has compared to the other games.
Thank you for the video, lots of nostalgia. One thing about comrades. Even though it works more often than not, you can set the companions firing mode. I remember there is even a line something along: "Fire away, don't care who is in your line of sight". But yes, in general, it is better to give them semi or single shot weaponry. Don't give them bazookas or grenades though, you will be wiped first :)
Thank you for watching!
Seems like Fallout 1 is like Fear And Hunger Level of Difficulty game because the choices you make is very crucial and very important on how are you going to survived the whole wasteland. And also every choices can affected the ending of your game... that is interesting.
F1 isn't brutal. It's just a game that's not taylored to make you feel like the main character. You're just a stranger in its dangerous world. That's how it should be.
It is brutal compared to the newer games, not just in a difficulty sense, just the world in general.
"It's just a game that's not taylored to make you feel like the main character. You're just a stranger in its dangerous world. "
So in simpler words, brutal?
@@Morbing_Time Not really. The difficulty isn't brutal. You're just not being treated like a baby who needs to be told what to do at every step. Big part of immersion is making the world seem like it goes on without you, and you're not being treated like a VIP guest at a carnival. The art of this design is largely missing from modern games.
@@shihonagebrutal doesn’t necessarily mean difficult lol
It's the embodiment of im not a pessimistic person I'm just super good at dealing with harsh reality and that's what it is it's amazing what do you do when there's no right answer
One of the moments I got the angriest at Fallout 2 was when I was given a time limit to go find a guy before conflict would break out. They told me he went north. I spent several in-game days looking through all the squares north of the town. Then I gave up, and googled where he was. Turns out that his actual location was several day straight west of the town, and that the time limit essentially was just enough to go there.
I'm sorry, but if a guy in New York tells me to look for a guy in Canada when he's actually in Chicago, there's no way in the actual heck that I will find him.