What's Buried at the Emmett Mountain Disposal Site? - Fallout 76 Lore
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The Children of Atom would have a religiongasm if they found this place.
Atom has spread his divine will here. All across the floor, the walls and likely even the ceiling. There is no crack or crevice his love hasnt spread to. Praise be to ATOM!
Sinsystems They’d probably eat the Super Mutant body parts as “gifts from Atom”... can Super Mutants find religion?
I think atom already had a religasm there his "glow" is everywhere there.
Compared to Fallout 4 this place is nothing. In Fallout 4 not only do the Children Of Atom have the Bomb Impact Site and the surrounding Glowing Sea, but they also have the Nucleous and the majority of the Far Harbour.
This place is child's play in comparison.
Religiongasm is my new favorite word.
This site is almost certainly based on the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) in New Mexico. WIPP receives medium level transuranic waste (mostly clothing and materials contaminated with plutonium from weapons work) and buries it in caverns excavated from salt. Over time, the caverns will slowly collapse, burying the waste in a matter that should keep it out of the biosphere. There are miners on site constantly digging new tunnels in the salt. During the time that FO76 was in development there was a couple of incidents at WIPP including a partial roof collapse in one of the waste cells and a fire in in one of the machines used for mining the salt, which may have been the inspiration for this site. So far there have no been any fatalities at the actual WIPP plant.
Interesting backstory, thanks! I love when Fallout lore has inspiration like this from our own world.
Wow that's actually a really interesting bit of info!
Say what you want about FO76 and its lack of NPCs, but it is an absolute master class in environmental storytelling. In what other game can you read so much from the clues left behind. I've been to this location a dozen times working on my mutations, and never thought to find out what happened, not to mention tie it to the West-Tek experiments.
I agree. It does have way better storytelling than any other Fallout game
Finally someone who agrees with me!
This is a boarding ass game, this isn't even real RPG. Fallout lost it's identity with this shitty game. Idk about you, but I didn't buy this game only for the lore. I bought this game for the RPG, choice of freedom, and immersing myself in an environment that's harsh and has survival mechanics
Bill Strader The thing is its just a premade story that you find. Its not a proper RPG nothing you do matters
There is something to be said that you had visited this site dozens of times and not until the story was painstakingly dredged out of the minutiae you even realized there even was a story being told there.
How good is the storytelling, environmental or otherwise if you can't tell it exists without sending an exploration team ready to do a forensic archeological study to figure out what it was?
I'll answer my own question, it's garbage. A hot, smelly dumpster fire of rotting garbage. It's the joke that needs ten minutes of explication after the punchline for anyone to get it,.. It's grandpa's rambling storytelling that jumps from subject to subject, time period to half forgotten memory. It is the lamest, weakest barest shell of a story you can possibly have and still call it such. Every upended garbage can will tell you something about the people who filled it,... It doesn't make it compelling or good. It's just a curious heap of garbage. Try not to get any on your shoes,..
This is why I'm glad the Fallout universe went up in nuclear flame, the apocalypse is better than the world they had.
that’s true
Sean Jenkins I'm sure people would say the same of our world if a nuclear war happened!
Anakin Skywalker the world people who say that don’t have people to look after lol
@@SebAnders Uh, no.
@@SebAnders big pass
I suddenly remembered a John Oliver episode on nuclear waste, the wood beams are referring to an actual disposal site in Washington were wood beams haven't been replaced.
Maybe the smell of burning body’s would attract attention. West tek is on top of a mountain so the smell would flow down into the valley causing a ruckus and bringing the news to the source and replacing the news isn’t viable because people would notice. So disposing of them by barrel with toxic waste would give them cover and allow them to replace the workers if any fell out of line. It’s smart but also horrible! So I’m glad the apocalypse happened in the fallout universe we’re the only bad things from the old world are the undetonated bombs/ rads and super mutants and some ghouls
Not only would the smell attract unwanted attention, burning the bodys would have been a waste of rather unique materials that could be hard to come by. I mean one town beeing poisoned... Sure that could have been a freak accident if it ever came out to the public, but two towns raise more questions than Westtek was willing to answer.
As someone said earlier, visions of the Nazi final solution come to mind. I doubt they have the crematorium style filtration systems in this world. Hiding them with the waste is the neater solution, burning them would cause questions.
I was quite lower level when I went in there and quite proud of sneaking around and getting the mole miners when finally got to the bottom, I was not in power armor either and the Death Claw burst out of the ground. I embarrassingly admit I screamed like a child and was nearly torn to bits before I managed to run like a feral on jet up the crawl space side passage. Once I managed to change my underwear I then realised my ammo was low, my main heavy weapon of a gatling gun was broken and all I had left was some shotguns from the miners. Yeah that fight took me about an hour lol
"managed to run like a feral on jet" lmao great imagery
@Talks of Stuff Yup as Oxhorn shows you are 12:27 it burrows from underground. If you dont know about it (which I didnt at the time as I am only watching Oxhorns vids on 76 after I have been to the places myself) if you are down there in low lighting and you see no other enemies you think yeah great cleared it....oh $%!#! definately one of those tall change of underwear moments, and it is scenes like this that make Fallout great and reminds me of the first time in FO4 when you first play it and are in your first power armor mowing down the raiders in Concord and it comes out of the sewer. They really need more surprise elements like this.
I was exploring garrahan Mining co. when i was snuck up on by a feral ghoul. Youve never heard a more girly scream come from a man
There is just something awesome and terrifying about deathclaws. I could watch one for hours. But if it noticed me? As someone so eloquently put it, I run likes feral on jet, screaming like an irate Japanese schoolgirl and cussing like a roman legionaire.
@@miafillene4396 I have to say that since this versions introduction back in FO4 they really did a good job on not only the overall look but its mannerisms as well. Unlike with FO3 and NV where they would just run up to you smacking their claws together like they are giving you a standing ovation, these ones act like a real powerful and terrifying creature, jinking side to side as they run at you, clawing dirt and rocks before grabbing and holding you up and roaring in your face. They are great to watch, preferably from more than minimum safe distance. They are definitely one of my favourite monsters.
Maybe the reason why they didn't incinerate them was because they didn't want to risk releasing f e v into the atmosphere and causing a mass pandemic in the process
This
I'm pretty sure they extreme heat of an incinerator would have kill any living organism, my best is that West Tek was just cheap, government agencies and the companies they contract out to are the world's worst about trying to save a penny now and having to spend a buck later.
Or they didnt want people to Wonder why there were coming so much smoke from the facility? Or risk ash raining down from the sky?**scene from Schindler’s list flashes before my eyes**
@@Kross8761 i actually feel both of you are right. the government was cheap and west-tek wanted to make as much money as possible. However nuclear waste can't be burned safely and i believe it is the same with FEV. It builds off of radiation and due to the rads you get from it i can all but guarantee that the corpses of those victims were radioactive as well. If that is the case then burning the bodies would indeed spread radiation to a gigantic area of the US due to it also getting into the water cycle and food supply and could have potentially spread FEV in a completely uncontrolled manner
francios dauteuil also the smell would probably make people wonder what was going on
Pain train. Pain train never changes.
I think it was a lot more Machiavellian. They did it directly to test the effects of FEV from deceased subjects. The pre-Fallout USA was not a good place to live.
containment breach? *SCP INTENSIFIES*
096 Time
096+173=ded
096 screaming in the distance
See, this is why you close the door behind you!
Mama be tellin' you what's best for ya baby.
I love ox man, he’s literally the only person who could get story and lore videos from 76
you're an idiot
WidgeonTV is also doing fallout 76 lore videos
Doing the hard work so we dont have to.
@@franciscomm7675 But is it as good?
CometTamer Aside from grammatical errors sometimes I haven’t noticed anything else, so I would say he’s pretty good.
Now that's some good world building and story telling right there.
now why can't we just get a good old cocaine lab.
I’m guessing that they were not incinerated to avoid making the FEV airborne since they would have no idea what it would do in that form, if anything. One thing I know is that West Tech was keen on infecting others, not themselves, so they chose a site they knew would collapse so the evidence and that “batch” of FEV would be buried. Great Vid! Long time fan, fellow WA State resident. Happy gaming!
Fallout supervisors *Writes in Terminal under logs of previous Supervisors* "I dont know why the previous supervisor left."
0:59 That's my new text notification sound.
ox my good sir only use the dragoon as a opening volley unless your still in stealth.
Don't forget that the death claw on Death Claw Island was also burrowed into the ground.
Maybe FEV can survive being incinerated there by going airborne in the smoke so sealing the bodies underground was the best option for disposal
"Since when do they burrow?" Well there's the Deathclaw near the start of Fallout 4 after you meet Preston Garvey. That one dug out of the sewers.
Please make Camp Build videos in the future
I second that motion
There isn't much lore to mine with C.A.M.P. building videos... I doubt he will do much building videos. But a short "This is my C.A.M.P." video would be neat.
Legate Yazzy I would like to see what recommendations Ox has for camp building in 76 and how to build a larger settlement... Ox for mayor of Oxhornville!
In the meantime, check out Final Render's videos for C.A.M.P. builds if you haven't done so....his latest one is a Hotel Build in Watoga.
Strongblade 69 he has done settlement build videos for FO4 so I dont see a reason why he wouldnt do a C.A.M.P build video for FO76 :)
0:59 lmaaaooooo
My favorite part of his live streams. Lol
Government property (the sign from the start)
Government Installation*
I picked my camp spot based on your videos xD I'm on the other side of the little lake (near the 2 ranger skeletons that went swimming) love that spot, perfectly centre for fast travel and close to useful resources for your camp and survival :) i visit the disposal site daily, cool to learn the actual lore... I've read it all a couple of times, but I'm horrible at tying the story together xD
I'm actually curious here, but do you ever run across other players when playing FO76?
There was another player on the same map as him while he recorded this, the fucker launched a nuke lol if you notice he gets a misc quest “death from the sky” which is when a player launches a nuke to your location 😂
Yeah they usually just wave and leave him alone
@@bobalmighty7073 The privilege of being a famous YTer 😁
@@harrisonfnord5871 actually that seems to be the case of most people I run into. Unless your completing a quest, give a wave and go separate ways, like two ships in the night
I remember i came to this place a while ago as soon as i found out its the only place to get a Prototype Hazmat Suit, it isn't any better than a regular one but it just matches the yellow of my Excavator Armour so well!
Oxhorn, I think them being fired would be a blessing in the Fallout world. Normally for complaining about military or government places tended to have you classed as "Anti American" or a "Communist Sympathiser". So that will either be sent to have your brain taken out for a robo brain, FEV experimentation, other medical experimentation, sent to Big mountain for various other experimentation or simply disappeared.
I mean... Vault 87 had incinerator rooms for FEV strains... why did West-Tek skimp on incinerators? Budget problems or were their funds being diverted to the construction of Vault 87?
But then again, West-Tek WV didn't need incinerators because of its' original design purpose: Exposing plant life to the Virion Project.
They were only equipped with rooms that could incinerate plant life, not human life. Which means they had to dispose of their test subjects SOMEHOW when they switched over to FEV.
I guess they never expanded to include an incinerator room, which again, leads to probable budget cuts to divert funds to Vault 87, or any Vault that experimented with FEV.
I visited this place quite often to kill the Deathclaw, but been waiting for you to do a lore video so I can hear you read through all the terminal entries with your awesome story telling voice! Thank you so much! 8^D
0:56 I think it says "U. S. Government Property"?
7:42 Inside the locked shack, the Bobblehead do spawn at the corner you were looking for it, between the barrels and the rectangular metal container. (Exactly where you are looking at 7:42 of your video).
8:13 Inside the warehouse where you found more mods, a magazine also spawns sometimes on top of the barrel closest to the petrified corpse.
11:44 at the crossroad in the main tunnel, a bobblehead also sometimes spawn on the seat of the forklift right underneath the alarm strobe light.
It’s story telling like this that Bethesda is really good at. Ox really gave me an even greater appreciation for the Fallout games by going to each area and really diving deep into the lore. Fallout 76 was certainly not up to expectations but in some places, Bethesda has done a great job with the lore and the way the story is conveyed, hopefully this element is carried over into Fallout 5 and beyond, and attention is given to other aspects that the fan base isn’t so keen on.
Inadvertently looted the drum contents; hoping to maybe get some bone shards or something. Unfortunately Super Mutant parts go into your misc items, weigh a pound each and can't be scrapped or sold. Shame they can't be eaten by people using the cannibal perk....
I know right? You have all this lovely fresh meat and cant even chow down on it.
This is a good spot to farm for mutations because there is a decontamination arch right next to the toxic barrels, with the decontamination arch you save on radaway. Also there is a high percentage chance of finding a 3 star legendary deathclaw down there but you might have to server hop a bit.
This lore is just like the fast food places in my town all the good employees are eventually replaced with do nothing slobs
Incinerating the remains would probably create to much of a radioactive hazard that would garner too much attention to the areas experimentation. Unless fresh fev mutants aren't radioactive...
Hi Oxhorn. Great video as always. I started following the video notifications a few days ago after you mentioned the issues with TH-cam, and so far each of the videos you have released has had it's corresponding notification sent to my inbox immediately. Hope this info helps. Keep up the good work and great content. :)
I think most of the "scientists" in the Fallout Universe take a waste not approach when it comes to corpses and used them to experiment more on the workers
OX, have you not visited Deathclaw Island yet? Its west of Transmission Station 1AT-U03. There is one that comes out of the ground too, good way to get black titanium ore if you don't have a camp on a vein or have luck with mole men.
I'm sorry but that little yelp at 1:00 was adorable
Say what you want about the glitches, weapons, etc. the map of F76 is beautiful
It really is i wish i had 76
That's the only good thing about the game.
That just makes it all worse.
It had so much potential
@@Svenne-man-1880 Yeah. But it'll propably be worth returning to once good mods are up. And then it will be really cheap as a bonus, because it's already cheaper than FO4:GOTY in a lot of places atm.
Maybe WestTech didn't incinerate the bodies because the FEV can survive the process and spread with the exhaust? That's pretty horrifying to think about.
The Deadclaw on Deadclaw Island is also buried and comes out if you get close enough.
Hey @Oxhorn you introduced me to the fallout series and I liked seeing you play it so I decided to BUY ALL OF THEM for myself to play
And I would like to thank you for influencing one of the best decisions of my life
I wonder if we'll get a video on the Wastelad holotape game. I found the magazine that awards it the Gallaghan Mining HQ's power armour lab on the ledge between the power armour crafting stations but that may be a random spawn.
Maybe they were in the process of expanding and the miner corpses were the results of them trying to cut costs instead of using actual drilling equipment lol.
@Oxhorn I believe the reason West Tek didn't use and incinerator was because they didn't want the FEV to become airborne. If they burned the bodies the FEV would be in the air and when it rained where ever it fell people would get affected and there would have been no way to predict where the rain fell to then quarantine the people affected
I'm guessing that perhaps they were worried about the traces FEV in the super mutants being released with the incinerator's smoke.
remember in fallout 1 the glow was directly hit by an atomic bomb, yet the FEV still survived that level of heat, and in doing so it became airborne.
"Since when did they burrow?"
Fallout 4. There is that deathclaw you encounter when you're helping out Preston take care of the raiders very early in the main questline. Though I think that's the only example of them digging themselves into and out of the ground in that game.
Honestly if they were made to do it more, it'd add a whole new layer of fear to the games. Mirelurks popping out of the ground is bad enough but Deathclaws? It'd make me more hesitant to explore.
It’s cool that if you go here now there’s scavengers with Hazmat suits all over.
When will you do fallout 2?
He's doing it right now. Check out Ox's Twitch channel.
Good, im waiting for youtube sereies now!
This is why I love Oxhorn’s content. He connects the dots I overlooked. I hadn’t connected this site to West Tek. I figured the Deathclaw had killed super mutants but didn’t realize the barrels were filled with Super Mutant parts.
This is unrelated to Emmett Mountain Disposal Site; but I was scavenging in Harpers Ferry and came across a mystery that drove me crazy all night. I found the body of a vault dweller on a couch (couldn't see the number on the jumpsuit) and another body across from her. They seem to have shot each other, but with no explanation to who they were or what happened. But what really peaked my interest, I could hear "Hail to the Chief" playing in a loop. I couldn't find a radio. I checked the radio frequencies on my pip-boy... nothing there. I tried to follow the sound. The loudest "sweet spot" was outside in the middle of the street (I believe it was Washington Street). And that's it. Dead End. Is this part of a quest I haven't started yet? Has anyone else found mystery music playing from nowhere? What's going on here?
Logically, with the number of people infected with FEV from West Tek, incinerating bodies leaves quite an obvious trail from both the smell of burning body parts as well as the vast amount of smoke generated which would have raised a lot more questions. By disguising the body parts as toxic waste barrels, not only are they buried meaning easy disposal, but nobody would be stupid enough to actually open the sealed barrels and reveal what was truly inside for as far as they knew, opening the barrels meant serious radiation risks meaning hiding super mutant bodies in waste barrels was a lot more discreet an option.
Help needed: I recently bought fallout 1,2 and tactics but my computer wont run them. The bethesda launcher say i dont have windows os even though i have windows 10 and i dont have 0.5gb of Ram even though i do. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
vore_master_77 you may need an older version of Windows OS to run it, a game that old (probably) wouldn't recognize windows 10 as a Windows OS because the architecture is so different from the operating system it runs on.
I would assume they are being dumped as opposed to burned because they are probably a bit radioactive. And if you're going to incinerate that much it's going to require quite the operation and quite the smokestack, which would put a lot of radioactive particulates into the air...not that people in the Fallout world seem to care about such things from a humanitarian/environmental perspective, more so that would become a pretty noticeable operation.
When Ox goes low on his pronunciation @0:14, i don't why but it reminds me Shana (Kristen Wiig) from SNL. xD
The free rad removal and stacks of radiation barrels together makes it great to farm mutations
This might be a long shot, but this may be a reference to 1985's "Return of the Living Dead" as the government might be afraid of burning the Super Mutant bodies in fear of spreading the FEV via airborne gas much like what occurs in RotLD, as well as, the body parts found in the barrel being a nod to the infamous Tarman of the movie. Granted there's no ingame lore to suggest the government was afraid of burning FEV bodies, but the movie does start with a "government experiment gone wrong" that was put into barrels to be buried but were accidentally shipped to a medical facility, where two poor workers stupidly opened the barrel.
It's all a part of the FEV/Super mutant experiment. You said it yourself, studying the long term effects of radiation and passive FEV exposure. Seeing if the change in method and random nature of the disposal could produce better strains or ones with less negative effects.
I think maybe they didn't incinerate the body's as to not draw suspension. The need to vent off the fumes would cause a terrible smell, and eventually raised suspision once people started going there and then not coming back.
A possibility why the company desposed of the super mutant bodys there in a way a win win situation one they get rid of the parts and in time the area around it would cave in as planed it would be cheaper just to dump the parts then to burn them and they could study how the parts reacted to the radiation and how it would efect the workers as well.
what do you mean firing them, they were "recycled" for other programs, much like the orphans(Sugar Grove) and huntersville.
When I discovered the disposal site,
1.i thought it was a mine (too much Minecraft)
2. The deathclaw wasn’t burrowing
where can please get gauss rifle mods plans?
Most high-end vendors or trade with other players 😊
MODUS is the best
Get the gauss rifle plan fron MODUS and start crafting & scrapping
Any chance you can do a lore video on Dr. Eddie Harrison at Monongah? His terminal, and the "Someone to talk to" quest are so funny! I can't wait to get to use that syringer again, so fun.
Oxhorn I see you need lead scrap. If you go to Charleston fire department and collect the dumbbells and scrap them it should give you about 100 lead each time you go there. Just a tip if you didn’t know about it. :)
Oxhorn, mixelplx is roughly 200ft to the south west of ur camp there,about 50ft to the rocks, he speaks good of you in one of his recent videos! He has a channel too, awesome dude at level 227
Another great video, Ox. I'm jealous, Level 60 and I still have not gotten a pain train perk card.
Me and my friends loved watching this over our lunch, we love your content and your voice!! Hope you have a nice day, we know we did 😄
I heard, that one time, a friend of a friend of a friend of mine was going through a fallout 76 dungeon, and actually found a fusion core .
Could you investigate the lore of all the giant metal faces all around the world? There seems to be a lot of them all around the world including the large tree structure in the swamp with the face at the center so there has to be something large and sinister behind them. Possibly a connection to Dunwich family? Thanks a bunch and love your content!
Hey man, very old comment but in the chance you might see my reply there’s a great video that slightly covers your question. Think it’s by EpicNate315
The very first death claw I ever saw came from underground. Garvey didn't seem surprised by it.
Oxhorn: making videos in ‘76
Trolls: hahaha nuke go *boooooooooom*
I think this is how west tek planned on getting fev into the ground water without being seen pouring fev into a lake or water tower
Oh, good thing I was there yesterday. Gonna explore the place a bit deeper then.
You have to think of the people who went to work that day the bombs fell and didnt get to see their families again
Holy smokes. I've been in there 3 or 4 times and have only gone right to death claw. Great video like always.
I think it's not very efficient to canceal the corpses like this ... The U.S pre-war government could have made dog food and make a profit !
Or just incinerate
@Andreiva Make Chihuahua Great Again
Yesssssss do more of these please Ox, sad to say but I'd much rather hear the lore from you because of how much detail you add in and you always make the videos easy to follow and they are very interesting to say the least keep up the marvelous work dude!
I still love watching your lore videos even though I don’t love playing Fallout 76.
One of the few areas in the game worth exploring, had a blast in there
Not only chameleon claws. The one on Deathclaw island is burried aswell
Ain’t no way he didn’t know about deathclaws burrow bc it was in f4 too but still funny as hell hearing him freak lol, love you bro I’ve been a fan since hs
Oxhorn: Doing the hard work to get us that juicy, juicy lore. Love ya man, keep on bein awesome.
Remember the terminal mentioned the barrel's contents spilling in the cave in and potentially polluting the ground water?
Yeah, turns out second hand FEV in the water supply didnt turn out well for a lot of people, if the local super mutant population is anything to go by.
Well not all bad, we do get Grahm and Cholly the moo moo out of the deal!
Maybe if they incinerate the dead ones, maybe the fev would go air born, kind of hard to cover something like that up when entire towns/citys becomes super mutants
Thanks for covering the actual cool content of 76 so I don't have to fund bethesda's terrible business practices
R0y game might be going free to play soon
@@osamalinbaden1996 he's talking about atom shop
And plastic bottles and bags lol
Love how you say pick’er up truck
I might be wrong but what if some of the fev that leaked out here is what contaminated the water source for huntersville (correct me if I’m wrong) or maybe they buried it to stop the fev becoming airborn?
More likely Westtek wanted to see if FEV could be transmitted via ground water ... would follow their MO
with wastelanders update there are survivors with hazmat suits on here walking around
Hey oxhorn I think their is a hidden boss fight or something cause In the guide book it says their is zeetans in fallout 76 so it might have to do with the bunkers or the crashed space station or something
think the zetans are likely a dlc or a special encounter, you can find the alien blaster in 76, closest reference to alien models I have encountered so far though in 76 is the flatwoods teleportating mountain glitching monster, things just pops into the mountain or other side of it a lot.
Flatwoods monster.
No Arron like regular zetans
Hey Oxhorn, I have a suggestion for a new video, "Teddybears of the Commonwealth". Do a review of all the weird and unusual teddybears in Fallout 4, so many teddybears, so little time. General Patton teddybear, Winston Churchill teddybear, the whatever the hell the Warwick Homestead teddybear is and the rest (including the roof party from the Vim Factory).
Please give us your explanation of all the strange teddybear set pieces in Fallout 4.
4:50 Donald Clark huh, thats my name lololol
i just died when i saw that, thank you i never would have found it in game!!!!
I half expected oxhorn to say "this is a great source of Bones"
All this talk about not incinerating super mutant bodies has me thinking about that one zombie movie that spreads the zombie plague through the dark clouds made by incinerating zombie bodies.
Could the effects FEV be that contagious?
This is pure speculation, but perhaps Wes-Tek didn't incinerate the bodies because they had no data on the impact the smoke or fumes from the burning bodies might do, or even what the bodies themselves might do.
on conceal a friend and i went their at really low levels we had to fight two death claws in the underground zone and killed only one we probably died each at least 4-5 times
Is there a reason Oxhorn isn't doing many livestreams recently? That aside, I have to admit Bethesda has put some work into the Huntersville story and its links to different places such as this one. Just a damn shame there aren't any Vaults we can explore, or any npcs to interact with.
Those are dlcs that are coming out soon from what I've heard
Well, it's clear from the livestreams that he's not enjoying his time playing Fallout 76, and people were pointing it out in the comments a lot.
@@crazyinsane500 it's clear from the livestreams that he IS he is quite because he isn't the type of person to talk non stop and he has said constantly that he is enjoying his time in fallout 76
@@bobalmighty7073 He sure *says* he likes it. But that's what we call lip service. Too bad his body language portrays the exact opposite.
an insinarator woulda been a bad idea sence you said yourself that they were studying the effects (or possibly studying) dead super mutant with near by un infected people if the fev would spread they where porbly consird about possible air polution? i know fire and heat usualy kill off most things though but hey who knows
Ox, why do radioactive waste disposal plants exist if fusion power most likely uses hydrogen as its main fuel source but the end result of hydrogen fusion is helium and a very small amount of neutrons?
because the only proper Fusion reactor made for public use in the fallout world was in boston, the mass fusion reactor, all others are Fission reactors
@@austinreid3951 ok, that makes more sense, thanks