That subtle detail of all the dropped dinner knives that fell through the grating to the crawlspace below in the Raven Rock cafeteria. This world feels so lived in. :)
Lol....your reaction at the beginning. I was waiting for that. Also when you saw Fawkes again....ha. Roy Phillips, had you said you may can help him get in Tenpenny, you could have worked out a peaceful negotiation. Crowley mentioned Ft Constantine. You explored it but you didn't have the keys. It's pretty cool what you find. It also ties into another side quest you haven't started for another good weapon. Hopefully you're still able to help Riley.
Yeah I heard about the peaceful end afterwards.. but I felt killing either of them is not what I should be doing. Staying out of it seemed right to me.
You got to witness the power of Liberty Prime. I think he's probably a big (no pun intended) reason why some people choose the Brotherhood on their second playthrough of Fallout 4.
@@LIZZgame I was being vague on purpose. I will say that you were told by chat there was no peaceful way for you to resolve the Roy / Tenpenny quest. That is not correct. Though my comment isn't exclusive to that quest. Sometimes the game spells out all the options when you take a quest, sometimes it doesn't. Sometimes things aren't what they seem at first glance.
@@LIZZgame I'll give you an example from the very beginning of the game. In Megaton, the quest Burke offers you is to blow up the bomb. Even if you agree to do it, there are still 3 ways I know of to resolve that quest without blowing up the bomb.
@@ErrorMessageNotFound But then I have to give him my word that I'll do it his way, and I don't wnat to do that, even though I don't have to follow through with it, I know. But I roleplay games like these. I wouldn't agree to something and then just not do it.
To be continued! Cheers, loving the playthrough, plus I'm finally seeing how the story goes. Mine bugged out around the time dad got microwaved. Don't think they ever fixed that PS3 bug.
I REALLY, REALLY find this stupid that they consider you a coward for not stepping inside the purifier while you can solve it without anyone dying. Urgh....
I was really expecting to see the negotiation to get the ghouls into tenpenny tower. Sad that you left instead of starting the peaceful solution to that quest line.
I still don't understand HOW to achieve the peaceful way. Tenpenny wants to kill the Ghouls. The Ghouls want to kill the people in the tower. I didn't see an option to make them make peace. Maybe kill both leaders? I dunno.
@@LIZZgame it's a bit of work back and forth to convince each of them to live together. One of the options when speaking to the ghoul starts it, then you convince enough people at the tower to petition tenpenny to let the ghouls in. Whether it's truely peaceful is debatable as they mingle for a while but if you keep checking back things change (avoiding spoilers)
Fun fact, the Enclave base, Raven Rock, is a real facility. It was originally built during the Cold War as a sort of backup Pentagon/ continuity of government site (though the actual Raven Rock facility is located further north in Pennsylvania, not Maryland). To my knowledge, the only time the Raven Rock facility was fully activated was during the 9/11 terrorist attacks, when the vice president and other members of the American government were moved there.
Im currently playing new vegas, and watching your playthroug i realised i didnt remember how different playing experience 3 and new vegas had. I guess youre going to play dlcs of 3 first but cant wait you start new vegas, i like its weapon system more. But good that you played 3 first, its a better introduction for the game mechanics, new vegas kinda throws it to your face all at once. Oh and remember you can shoot guns off enemies hands, and if youre close and fast enough you can pick them before they do leaving them unarmed
That "Level 30" cap. If I dont recall wrong that was until some update or DLC came. And than was taken away or raised. But I played it on PS3 back in the days.
@@LIZZgame Oh, did some research and found out: "If you have the original fallout 3, the maximum level is 20. With the Broken Steel dlc installed the level cap is bumped up to 30". Guess War never changes but memories might? 😁
Have you played the Brotherhood quest line in Fallout 4? Cause I love but also hate that the final quest is pretty much exactly how it went here in 3 with the player escorting Liberty Prime while he reeks havoc because its so cool but like unoriginal at the same time
I have never played the BOS quest to the end, no! Most of the factions are too extreme for me BUT I'd love to do a run as a BOS Knight with Power Armor and focus on Main Quest and Faction quests only.
Hey Lizz! You can peacefully remedy the situation with the gouls and Tenpenny. If you talk to Roy about a way to help them, you can then go to Tenpenny and he will ask you to convince the residents to let them in.
im sure you know this now, but yeah you were supposed to sacrifice yourself at the end, and when the dlc began it was sort of like a cool resurrection story. The first time I made Fawks turn the machine on and the end audio shamed me for it I felt terrible lol
DLCs first! And then I'll play Hellblade 2, after that Elden Ring.. then we can play New Vegas, as far as there are no other games coming out I am not aware of atm haha. But NV is DEFINITELY on my list for this year!
>"I was looking for a bit of a challenge here" Have you thought about, uh.... raising the game difficulty from 'Easy' and 'Normal' ( AKA Casual difficulty )?
@@LIZZgame Gotta crank it up to Very Hard! Bethesda games are notorious ( among dedicated ARPG/FPS/MOBA players ) for enabling players to become easily over-powered, particularly in endgame, on account of being very sandbox and non-combat oriented. Environments and NPC's are moreso geared for lore/immersion than any real combat experience. So when you're fighting a human in a jacket while wearing Hellfire Power Armor and the best weapons, well. Not that any of the other enemies pose a real threat most of the time either, so 'Very Hard' is basically the bare minimum for even a slight challenge in any Bethesda game pretty much.
Poisoning all the mutants isn't the worst idea ever. It could be better for the Capitol Wasteland in the long run. It has some interesting effects, if you ever try it in another playthrough.
The end is never the end is never the end.. LUL. Just play it again as evil doer. Switches thinks up a lot and new ways for many of the quests to go 👹👿💀Go go one more playthrough 🤗Maybe also with a different focus like being a silent assassin or demolitionist ^^ Or just big gunner!
@@LIZZgame Heyyy glad you got it Lizz! I believe this is literally the only bobblehead in the whole game that is inaccessible if you miss it and finish the quest cause they lock you out when you're done. I had to reload an old save just to get this last one and the achievement for collecting them all haha.
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*"Democracy is non-negotiable!"*
makes me laugh every time. 🤣🤣🤣
hahaha
Lizz, Dogmeat, and Fawkes are such a power trio. I love how you both just stood by and admiringly watched Dogmeat own that Reaver.
Dogmeat can die in Fallout 3 as far as I remember
That subtle detail of all the dropped dinner knives that fell through the grating to the crawlspace below in the Raven Rock cafeteria. This world feels so lived in. :)
War.....war never changes. One of the most iconic lines in gaming.
Lizz never remembering that cars is explode is hilarious haha
big bada boom!
Lol....your reaction at the beginning. I was waiting for that. Also when you saw Fawkes again....ha. Roy Phillips, had you said you may can help him get in Tenpenny, you could have worked out a peaceful negotiation. Crowley mentioned Ft Constantine. You explored it but you didn't have the keys. It's pretty cool what you find. It also ties into another side quest you haven't started for another good weapon. Hopefully you're still able to help Riley.
Yeah I heard about the peaceful end afterwards.. but I felt killing either of them is not what I should be doing. Staying out of it seemed right to me.
Has been a great playthrough, i enjoyed watching it as i enjoyed playinf the FO3 back in the day.
Glad to hear it!
You got to witness the power of Liberty Prime. I think he's probably a big (no pun intended) reason why some people choose the Brotherhood on their second playthrough of Fallout 4.
There’s one more vault that you can go into now. Pay close attention to your radio around Megaton.
ohhh interesting! Is it only accessable after the Main Quest?
@@LIZZgame after dad is gone you can walk around Megaton and hear the radio broadcast .
Cant wait for DLCs.
I agree
Another great playthrough 🤌❤
lol was just finishing up the last episode then saw this... fascinating
hehe, 1-2 videos a day on this channel!
You have to accept a quest before you can decide how you want to resolve it. Many quests in this game have multiple ways to resolve them.
May I ask what you are referring to here?
@@LIZZgame I was being vague on purpose. I will say that you were told by chat there was no peaceful way for you to resolve the Roy / Tenpenny quest. That is not correct. Though my comment isn't exclusive to that quest. Sometimes the game spells out all the options when you take a quest, sometimes it doesn't. Sometimes things aren't what they seem at first glance.
@@LIZZgame I'll give you an example from the very beginning of the game. In Megaton, the quest Burke offers you is to blow up the bomb. Even if you agree to do it, there are still 3 ways I know of to resolve that quest without blowing up the bomb.
@@ErrorMessageNotFound But then I have to give him my word that I'll do it his way, and I don't wnat to do that, even though I don't have to follow through with it, I know. But I roleplay games like these. I wouldn't agree to something and then just not do it.
A moment of respect for all the glorious loot lost inside RR
To be continued! Cheers, loving the playthrough, plus I'm finally seeing how the story goes. Mine bugged out around the time dad got microwaved. Don't think they ever fixed that PS3 bug.
This playthrough has been great fun. Looking forward to the DLCs. ☢
Oh my, you grew up so fast... you're 19 now and I remember seeing you crawling around your crib babbling for your Dada.... seems it was just days ago!
Amazing 💥
🤗
I REALLY, REALLY find this stupid that they consider you a coward for not stepping inside the purifier while you can solve it without anyone dying. Urgh....
AGREED. I am not a stupid selfless hero, I am a smart and efficient hero!
What a buzz kill at the end lol "You did all this and were a good person throughout, but you didn't die needlessly in an irradiated tomb"
yea... kinda nasty.
I was really expecting to see the negotiation to get the ghouls into tenpenny tower. Sad that you left instead of starting the peaceful solution to that quest line.
I still don't understand HOW to achieve the peaceful way. Tenpenny wants to kill the Ghouls.
The Ghouls want to kill the people in the tower. I didn't see an option to make them make peace. Maybe kill both leaders? I dunno.
@@LIZZgame it's a bit of work back and forth to convince each of them to live together. One of the options when speaking to the ghoul starts it, then you convince enough people at the tower to petition tenpenny to let the ghouls in. Whether it's truely peaceful is debatable as they mingle for a while but if you keep checking back things change (avoiding spoilers)
Looking forward to the fallout 3 dlcs lizz🎉🎉
Awesome! Don`t worry Fawkes farts are silent but be aware of radiation poisoning!
Fun fact, the Enclave base, Raven Rock, is a real facility. It was originally built during the Cold War as a sort of backup Pentagon/ continuity of government site (though the actual Raven Rock facility is located further north in Pennsylvania, not Maryland). To my knowledge, the only time the Raven Rock facility was fully activated was during the 9/11 terrorist attacks, when the vice president and other members of the American government were moved there.
I'm shocked that your chat wasn't being incessant about getting you to go to Vault 101 when it briefly opened up for a quest.
"You Gotta Shoot 'Em In The Head" is a fun quest to do. Gotta love Dukov!
12:26 Having the pip-boy light on kinda defeats the purpose of the stealth boy.🤦♂ It's why they saw you so easily. No light and nobody sees you.
I told you several streams ago: Tulip is such a sweetheart and i wish she had some quests or something. 🥰
Im currently playing new vegas, and watching your playthroug i realised i didnt remember how different playing experience 3 and new vegas had. I guess youre going to play dlcs of 3 first but cant wait you start new vegas, i like its weapon system more. But good that you played 3 first, its a better introduction for the game mechanics, new vegas kinda throws it to your face all at once. Oh and remember you can shoot guns off enemies hands, and if youre close and fast enough you can pick them before they do leaving them unarmed
Liberty Prime is a ceritifed true American patriot (tm) and for that we salute him
That "Level 30" cap. If I dont recall wrong that was until some update or DLC came. And than was taken away or raised. But I played it on PS3 back in the days.
I did 2 DLCs now and have not yet leveled up, so I guess the 30 cap is real :(
@@LIZZgame Oh, did some research and found out: "If you have the original fallout 3, the maximum level is 20. With the Broken Steel dlc installed the level cap is bumped up to 30".
Guess War never changes but memories might? 😁
Have you played the Brotherhood quest line in Fallout 4? Cause I love but also hate that the final quest is pretty much exactly how it went here in 3 with the player escorting Liberty Prime while he reeks havoc because its so cool but like unoriginal at the same time
I have never played the BOS quest to the end, no! Most of the factions are too extreme for me BUT I'd love to do a run as a BOS Knight with Power Armor and focus on Main Quest and Faction quests only.
Hey Lizz! You can peacefully remedy the situation with the gouls and Tenpenny. If you talk to Roy about a way to help them, you can then go to Tenpenny and he will ask you to convince the residents to let them in.
Yeah and then Roy will kill the humans, right? At least that seems to be his plan. No thanks :D
@@LIZZgame Yeah, I forgot that Roy eventually kills them all. Don't do it! 🙃
im sure you know this now, but yeah you were supposed to sacrifice yourself at the end, and when the dlc began it was sort of like a cool resurrection story. The first time I made Fawks turn the machine on and the end audio shamed me for it I felt terrible lol
I felt terrible too! But He is literally immune, so why risk it if there is one who wouldn't be harmed? lol
Lizz, exasperated: Ok, now I have to kill everybody.
Was the "Collect 30 Cola Quantum" quest ever completed? What was the reward?
Yes it was. I think it was a Quantum grenade blueprint or something.
This is your president Malcolm McDowell
Fallout New Vegas waits you
DLCs first! And then I'll play Hellblade 2, after that Elden Ring.. then we can play New Vegas, as far as there are no other games coming out I am not aware of atm haha. But NV is DEFINITELY on my list for this year!
@@LIZZgame Don´t hurry for NV. You are thinking right by playing other games in between. They are alike but very different from each other.
I haven't watched your F4 playthrough yet, but I take it you didn't join the Brotherhood for the assault on the Institute...?
I did not! My first run was Railroad, the second was Minutemen.
>"I was looking for a bit of a challenge here"
Have you thought about, uh.... raising the game difficulty from 'Easy' and 'Normal' ( AKA Casual difficulty )?
I started the game on Normal but increased it to Hard after a bit. So this video was on Hard already.
@@LIZZgame Gotta crank it up to Very Hard! Bethesda games are notorious ( among dedicated ARPG/FPS/MOBA players ) for enabling players to become easily over-powered, particularly in endgame, on account of being very sandbox and non-combat oriented. Environments and NPC's are moreso geared for lore/immersion than any real combat experience.
So when you're fighting a human in a jacket while wearing Hellfire Power Armor and the best weapons, well.
Not that any of the other enemies pose a real threat most of the time either, so 'Very Hard' is basically the bare minimum for even a slight challenge in any Bethesda game pretty much.
Point lookout dlc next?
No, I played The Pitt yesterday!
@@LIZZgame A good choice.
Why does the President's voice remind me of the actor John Hurt?
I don't know, but Eden is voiced by another well known actor, Malcolm McDowell.
Oh damn! They had a lot of cool people on this game!
he swept away...
Poisoning all the mutants isn't the worst idea ever. It could be better for the Capitol Wasteland in the long run. It has some interesting effects, if you ever try it in another playthrough.
69, because itss Niiccee lol
The end is never the end is never the end.. LUL. Just play it again as evil doer. Switches thinks up a lot and new ways for many of the quests to go 👹👿💀Go go one more playthrough 🤗Maybe also with a different focus like being a silent assassin or demolitionist ^^ Or just big gunner!
She never got the bobblehead from President Eden's office did she?
I did.
@@LIZZgame Heyyy glad you got it Lizz! I believe this is literally the only bobblehead in the whole game that is inaccessible if you miss it and finish the quest cause they lock you out when you're done. I had to reload an old save just to get this last one and the achievement for collecting them all haha.
te amo
gorgeous girl! game is pretty good also!
Thanks 🙏