Hey, I followed you about a year ago. I just want you to know that your work is amazing, and it’s a shame that you aren’t as popular in the fallout community as you deserve to be.
31:45 The whale calls heard are likely in reference to Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, when the crew of the Enterprise bring back whales to Earth, from the past, to speak with aliens.
You know its been a long time since ive seen a lore video for Fallout, cause of Apple, Mantis and Ox ive seen all of them and played all games of course, from Fallout 1 till Fallout 76, you are actually really great at making lore videos without being biased or weird for no reason, keep up the good work friend. Edit: i want to point out something about your explanation about real life power plants, i really liked, you, making comparisons about in game and real life concepts and how things work and what is going on nowadays, as an example with Finland, keep up the good work.
I've been on the verge of another New Vegas playthrough lately, and this may have pushed me over the edge. Also, I saw someone else in the comments mention this, but the clear knowledge and passion you have of the lore within the fallout series is absolutely incredible, I wish your channel was more well known among the wider fallout community. I've binged through all of your videos and I look forward to each one. Looking forward to more.
It took me way too long to figure out that REPCONN is a reference to the (real-life) PEPCONN Storage Site, where they stored rocket fuel in the desert until it exploded (the footage is intense).
True, but the fact that they spent years working on getting those rockets working rather than simply walking to their destination, tells me that the rockets were a necessity to get them to their destination, which would be the case for an off world promised land
Hey, I followed you about a year ago. I just want you to know that your work is amazing, and it’s a shame that you aren’t as popular in the fallout community as you deserve to be.
Thanks, I really appreciate it!
I second this sentiment. IC is my favorite lore guy.
@ElectricheadPt1 Thanks for your support, both here and as a Patron!
31:45 The whale calls heard are likely in reference to Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, when the crew of the Enterprise bring back whales to Earth, from the past, to speak with aliens.
Good call, that’s probably it
You know its been a long time since ive seen a lore video for Fallout, cause of Apple, Mantis and Ox ive seen all of them and played all games of course, from Fallout 1 till Fallout 76, you are actually really great at making lore videos without being biased or weird for no reason, keep up the good work friend.
Edit: i want to point out something about your explanation about real life power plants, i really liked, you, making comparisons about in game and real life concepts and how things work and what is going on nowadays, as an example with Finland, keep up the good work.
I've been on the verge of another New Vegas playthrough lately, and this may have pushed me over the edge.
Also, I saw someone else in the comments mention this, but the clear knowledge and passion you have of the lore within the fallout series is absolutely incredible, I wish your channel was more well known among the wider fallout community. I've binged through all of your videos and I look forward to each one. Looking forward to more.
Thanks so much!
Great Video
Enjoyed the video. Its about time to play New Vegas again.
Really appreciate the detail on these!
It took me way too long to figure out that REPCONN is a reference to the (real-life) PEPCONN Storage Site, where they stored rocket fuel in the desert until it exploded (the footage is intense).
Good stuff dude👍
I wonder if they'll retcon REPCONN
It seems that they’ve altered it a bit at least (the milk delivery robot)
The far beyond doesnt have to be in outer space. The rockets could have gone to a highly radiated place on Earth.
True, but the fact that they spent years working on getting those rockets working rather than simply walking to their destination, tells me that the rockets were a necessity to get them to their destination, which would be the case for an off world promised land
Never been this early before...
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