Slaves are a hot commodity in the Capital Wasteland, but I want to change that, and I don't want to do it alone. RadKing's Discord: / discord RadKing's Patreon: / radking
Reminds me when i was playing as a kid and found Big Town. I spent hours save scumming and reverse pick-pocketing chinese assault rifles, ammo, and combat armor into all the residents so they could fight against the mutants
That reminds me of when I first played and I had no idea about the mutant attack, so randomly while I was playing I kept getting notifications about people dieing and I had no idea why
I love it when games allow NPCs to fight eachother. It’s great gameplay wise and can make interesting stories (this video being a great example of both).
@@Justachamp772in my head canon after the events of fallout 3 Hannibal and the rest of the freed slaves create the most prosperous community in the capital wasteland.
The way the slavers and abolitionists in Fallout 3 talk and act, it makes it sound as if the Paradise Falls slavers have an iron grip over a huge swathe of the wasteland or are so powerful that they project influence over the area. However, it clashes really hard with the fact that the Capital Wasteland is completely anarchic and that the slavers are just like 15 dudes in an old outlet mall, so you're left scratching your head as to this strange dichotomy. Or in short; Bethesda bad hurr hurr.
They're not the worst case of lore clashing with gameplay. Look at Talon Company: Supposed mercenaries, but the only difference between them and the average raider is an outfit. Or power armor: Can apparently turn the tide of war, but I've seen raiders mop the floor with both BOS and Enclave.
In the Wasteland, 15 dudes in a heavily defended area with a reputation of selling slaves with bomb collars is a pretty good match against most. It takes an inside man to take them out efficiently in the game unless you run in with crazy weapons a normal wastelander would never have.
Id say there is a pretty clear hierarchy in the wasteland, as there are some big players and there are also still rich and poor people. Its an ancap paradise.
I'll bet Arkansas' hostility is tied to his aggression stat being reset when the collar is removed. Its likely at 100 since he's hostile to everyone prior to being captured.
Wow, I never expected a video with your type of commentary on stats, NPC skills, inventories, etc. combined with making up a narrative and characters. Super unique!
"Operation Tea Party at home:" This was unexpectedly funny. Reminds me of my occasional NPC wrangling to make videos for me and friends. Also, I don't know if using Pip-Boy menu SFX to censor like 25:29 is new, but that's clever.
Did this quest last night, decided to clear the memorial before leading the Abolitionists to it… First try I ended up aggro’ing a Reaver in an attempt to see what they’d actually be capable all loaded up with Chinese Assault Rifles… I think three died before I reloaded. Second try, Hannibal and Four Score started swimming across the river at the Anchorage Memorial!? I decided to scout ahead and clear the way, only to turn around thinking they were just cooling off… And they were gone!!! I ended up exploring several of the underground areas near there to find them, never did catch up with them. Decided to go to the West Mall exit, waited four times before they all popped into existence in front of me.
I once created a character that resembled Abraham Lincoln in New Vegas, and made it my sole mission to fuck over the Legion in every way possible while supporting the flawed but overall preferable NCR, even CC'd in Kimball's Suit and wore it through the playthrough (though relied heavily on stimpaks and med x to not die). It'd have been even better if I'd had a radio station that added in Union Dixie on repeat.
@@JoshuaKevinPerry no he wasn’t. “Although Lincoln personally abhorred slavery, he felt confined by his constitutional authority as president to challenge slavery only in the context of necessary war measures. He also worried about the reactions of those in the loyal border states where slavery was still legal.” When he was able, he literally expended all political capital to pass the 13th.
I absolutely love this concept and hope to see more in this style in the future! The concept of choosing a minor faction and buffing them up so that they can achieve the greatest possible outcome is really unique and I admire both your dedication to ensuring everything was both done in the most optimal fashion and presented neatly. And I certainly also appreciate the attention given to the NPCs weapon and S.P.E.C.I.A.L. stats when assigning them weapons.
This reminds me of an idea that I had when playing fallout 3. I think it would have been cool to set up a permanent settlement at paradise falls after killing all the slavers. Since you can have three big town citizens as temporary followers and give them equipment, and because the close proximity, I think it would be cool to rebuild Paradise Falls using the citizens of big town and the slaves there.
Wonderful video. I remember playing a small guns character who was obsessed with chinese regalia and culture and so when I did the Big Town quest I kitted up everyone in chinese guns and uniforms taken from the soldiers at Mama Dolce. I turned the place into my little maoist compound. FO3 may not be the most RPG - like fallout but it sure does allow for creativity.
Helping communities build ties with eachother, in addtion to ensuring any agency they show is their own rather than submitting to yet another stronbgman with a savior complex (IE, You) it also helps ensure that after you LEAVE... they don't simply fall to someone else by having a tolkit and the ability to rely on eachother.
Love this kind of a series. Very interested to see who would win between Regulators/Junders Plunkett, or Talon Company vs the Slavers, or the hillbillies of Point Lookout vs a Super Mutant Behemoth Camp
Ok that was a really fun idea. I'd love to see you do this across some other games where it's doable. It's been too long to really remember, but if there's a chance for F:NV that could be hilarious with the pathing and ragdoll physics.
Y'know, that makes me think of a mechanic for future Fallout/Elder Scrolls games: *Item Gifting* Have an additional default dialogue interaction where you're able to trade with anyone friendly enough, willing to and reasonably have something to trade, like most non-merchant, non-story-crucial, non-conpanion NPCs. Whilst in the trade menu, there is a toggle function where you can enter *Gift Mode,* which allows you to directly insert whatever items into the NPC's personal inventory in exchange for karma/reputation/a gift in turn rather than money/direct-purchase items. This way you don't have to reverse pick-pocket weapons and armor into the inventories of any NPC you like, add a more tactile roleplay element to PC-to-NPC interactions, and can even be used a sort of story-sidestepping mechanic for certain quest segments.
As a sort-of addendum, Quest and most Junk Items can never be gifted, and Unique/Legendary Items will have a pop-up asking if you _really_ want to gift it, just so you don't accidentally gift away something you may actually want to keep. Even then, you're able to take back any item before closing the trade window and finalizing your selection.
Hey radking. Maybe do a video on the difference between East and west coast fallout. With the potential of civil war the ncr vs the East coast bos. Might be a cool concept the difference in tech, numbers and the fact the bos has liberty prime. Might be a good 15-30 min video. But would love your take on it.
This was fun! Dang me, I let myself get distracted with familiar and a few new channels, thus I missed the premiere. I hope this becomes a new series. 🙏
Next time you have to reverse pickpocket anyone, try it while having your weapon unequipped, it normally increases success for me but it could just be one massive coincidence.
I once got the Fallout 2 NPCs into a good fight once. I got one of the Gangs of New Reno to start fighting with the Street Thugs. So it was a bunch of drug dealers and prostitutes fighting against gangsters armed with automatic weapons. I could not stop laughing it was so awesome.
I know it’s a different kind of video and I thank you for trying something new. I know it’s always a gamble, but I liked the video! Keep up the good work
What a glorious revolution. Now that the slaves are freed, the rest of the Capital Wasteland needs to be freed. Just keep Arkansas away from the fighting, just so we don't have repeats of some of the failed Paradise Falls runs.
I’ve watched every video you’ve made over the past few years and I think you should recreate what oxhorn did years ago with the narrative play throughs. You got the knowledge and skills to make it unique and awesome.
So you started a revolution at the slaver base location? Lol, I trained my evil chaotic character; Tera, to the top level with as many energy and projectile weaponry and technology science and repair quirks I could in 2010 (when I bought this game three years after it came out) then I maxed those quirks out, then I bought a bunch of guns, and the supplies and ammo to keep them going in a fight. (along with making sure my character had a strong back quirk) With my Fat-Man, tesla-cannon, Fire-Lance/ Alien Blaster, advanced ET weaponry, and gatling lasers, laser and plasma rifles, laser and plasma pistols, and every mine and genade you could think of and launched World War Four on the slaver encampment and their whole base of slavery. I did it for the lulz, I was under no contract to do it, and I turned it into my THIRD home in the whole game along with Tepid Sewers, and Ten-Penny Tower. None survived.
given that YOUR abilities shouldn't really factor into this i don't see any issue with just console commanding the equipment onto them just to save the unneeded effort
Hold it: the abolitionists can definitely be sent to to take over the Lincoln Memorial, you just need to go “check” that there aren’t Super Mutants (don’t tell them about the slavers) and go get the picture of the original state of the memorial from the Museum of history. They will then head there and take a similar waiting stance as the slavers, outside the Lincoln Memorial. I find this with a bit more potential for “fun outcomes” given that the Lincoln memorial is full of booby traps set by the slavers. And I mention this because I have a couple of suggestions for other similar videos if you are interested: -I recall in an old Oxhorn video that he “escorted”, and by that I mean followed the slavers making their way to the Temple of the Union, which resulted in the engaging lots of enemies on the way and taking lots of casualties. Simply out, fast traveling not only speeds up things, but basically allows the NPCs to skip battles, but manually following them will force them to engage every enemy on their way. Taking that idea a step further, you could arm the slaves or the slavers and have them make their way to their respective goal and follow them manually to see how they fare against the wasteland on their way. One thing to consider is that any interior areas between them that you previously cleared of enemies will remain empty, so you could go a step further & avoid such route to maximize their obstacles.
Actually would be very cool if you used Tale of 2 Wastelands to pit New Vegas factions against Fallout 3 factions. Ultra Luxe vs Tenpenny Tower, Point Lookout Swampfolk vs Marked Men vs Trogs vs the Ghost People! Fawkes vs the Legendary Bloatfly!
I have confirms that Fallout NV 9mm SMG and the Varmint rifles INDEED are real in the real world. The 9mm SMG that looks like the M3 Grease guns is actually a Type 37 Grease guns rechambers or manufactures in 9mm by the People republic of China army, likely from captures tooling from the ROC army, as they also did similar thing to rechambers the Bren in 7.62x39 and Sten SMG in 7.62x25 rounds. The Varmint rifles is a 1 to 1 clone of the Savage Arms model 25 in 22 Hornet, NOT 22LR. 22 Hornet casing is only slightly shorter than 223Rem/5.56x45mm, thus explains why the magazines is that long.
The East Coast Brotherhood isn't against slavery. Nor is the West Coast really. I mean hell, the East Coast brotherhood in 4 basically send you on side quests to bully other settlements into forced slavery so they can have supplies. Not even the NCR is against it, as you can see clearly in Fallout 2, the slavers guild is still alive and well
@@themanwithnoname4385No but the slavers do try to raid water caravans, which the BoS don't like. So removing the slavers removes a threat to supply lines
I feel like the abolitionists would have won regardless of the slavers' level if they actually fought. There were so many, like SO MANY times where they had a direct clear shot with nothing in the way but just sat there while the slaver shot them. Like it seems like the slavers' ai was programmed to be tactical, while the abolitionists' ai was programmed to be near stupid.
I did this before at level 15/20 give or take using talon company armor combat shotguns, assault rifles and two mini guns. I also put mines near the gate but what ever i won first try. I also did the same for big town
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Reminds me when i was playing as a kid and found Big Town. I spent hours save scumming and reverse pick-pocketing chinese assault rifles, ammo, and combat armor into all the residents so they could fight against the mutants
That reminds me of when I first played and I had no idea about the mutant attack, so randomly while I was playing I kept getting notifications about people dieing and I had no idea why
I'm old and grey, and I still do this.
That’s actually so heartwarming I love it haha
Daw
I love it when games allow NPCs to fight eachother. It’s great gameplay wise and can make interesting stories (this video being a great example of both).
@@fudgepacker2858I wish mk 1 had a mode were you could tag team ai fighters against each other
8:45 Hannibal: its over slavers, i have the high ground
Yes bro, I was looking for the best comment about Hannibal being a total badass, and this is the first one I see lol it’s perfect.
he is a chad
@@Justachamp772in my head canon after the events of fallout 3 Hannibal and the rest of the freed slaves create the most prosperous community in the capital wasteland.
Last dying Slaver: "I hate you!"
Pretty cool concept. This reminds me of that one show that pitted historical armies againsts each other and modern armies as well.
Deadliest Warrior? Lmao
Was that the show that had the IRA versus the Taliban?
@@beacondude5000 yep
@@UNION_JACK_THE_RIPPER That show was insane
@@beacondude5000 Taliban of course, they are armed by the US government (meant as a joke Francis)
The way the slavers and abolitionists in Fallout 3 talk and act, it makes it sound as if the Paradise Falls slavers have an iron grip over a huge swathe of the wasteland or are so powerful that they project influence over the area. However, it clashes really hard with the fact that the Capital Wasteland is completely anarchic and that the slavers are just like 15 dudes in an old outlet mall, so you're left scratching your head as to this strange dichotomy.
Or in short; Bethesda bad hurr hurr.
They're not the worst case of lore clashing with gameplay. Look at Talon Company: Supposed mercenaries, but the only difference between them and the average raider is an outfit. Or power armor: Can apparently turn the tide of war, but I've seen raiders mop the floor with both BOS and Enclave.
In the Wasteland, 15 dudes in a heavily defended area with a reputation of selling slaves with bomb collars is a pretty good match against most. It takes an inside man to take them out efficiently in the game unless you run in with crazy weapons a normal wastelander would never have.
I never understood who the slavers even sell to in game.
@@Daniel-wr7yh Memory serves? Mostly the Pitt, Tenpenny at least once, and us at least once.
Id say there is a pretty clear hierarchy in the wasteland, as there are some big players and there are also still rich and poor people. Its an ancap paradise.
I still can’t believe we lost Mitten Squad at 27 years old. Rip bud. 🙏
I'll bet Arkansas' hostility is tied to his aggression stat being reset when the collar is removed. Its likely at 100 since he's hostile to everyone prior to being captured.
Wow, I never expected a video with your type of commentary on stats, NPC skills, inventories, etc. combined with making up a narrative and characters. Super unique!
The hard work you put into your sermons is always appreciated. May Division find you swiftly!
"Operation Tea Party at home:"
This was unexpectedly funny. Reminds me of my occasional NPC wrangling to make videos for me and friends.
Also, I don't know if using Pip-Boy menu SFX to censor like 25:29 is new, but that's clever.
Did this quest last night, decided to clear the memorial before leading the Abolitionists to it… First try I ended up aggro’ing a Reaver in an attempt to see what they’d actually be capable all loaded up with Chinese Assault Rifles… I think three died before I reloaded. Second try, Hannibal and Four Score started swimming across the river at the Anchorage Memorial!? I decided to scout ahead and clear the way, only to turn around thinking they were just cooling off… And they were gone!!! I ended up exploring several of the underground areas near there to find them, never did catch up with them. Decided to go to the West Mall exit, waited four times before they all popped into existence in front of me.
Damn. An Pop-up
I once created a character that resembled Abraham Lincoln in New Vegas, and made it my sole mission to fuck over the Legion in every way possible while supporting the flawed but overall preferable NCR, even CC'd in Kimball's Suit and wore it through the playthrough (though relied heavily on stimpaks and med x to not die). It'd have been even better if I'd had a radio station that added in Union Dixie on repeat.
Lincoln was pro-slavery, Robert E Lee was not.
@@JoshuaKevinPerry no he wasn’t.
“Although Lincoln personally abhorred slavery, he felt confined by his constitutional authority as president to challenge slavery only in the context of necessary war measures. He also worried about the reactions of those in the loyal border states where slavery was still legal.”
When he was able, he literally expended all political capital to pass the 13th.
16:38 when you enslave them you have the option of asking them to show you there inventory allowing you to put whatever you want in it
I absolutely love this concept and hope to see more in this style in the future!
The concept of choosing a minor faction and buffing them up so that they can achieve the greatest possible outcome is really unique and I admire both your dedication to ensuring everything was both done in the most optimal fashion and presented neatly. And I certainly also appreciate the attention given to the NPCs weapon and S.P.E.C.I.A.L. stats when assigning them weapons.
for a second i thought he started an actual revolution irl.
This reminds me of an idea that I had when playing fallout 3. I think it would have been cool to set up a permanent settlement at paradise falls after killing all the slavers. Since you can have three big town citizens as temporary followers and give them equipment, and because the close proximity, I think it would be cool to rebuild Paradise Falls using the citizens of big town and the slaves there.
this is awesome, i have to look for more of these "match-up" videos on your channel. very fun.
All praise ⚛️ and may you all have a Merry Glow
I hope you had a great Christmas and happy new year!
You have monk-like dedication and you deserve so much praise for it. I hope this one hits the algorithm merry Christmas from NY homie
I enjoy these ai battles but find your addition of some narrative and commentary to add a lot. Would love to see more like this
You're absolutely right to say that a revolution must be built from the ground up. One must spread class consciousness to the working class.
Resplendent Atom as blessed me with a RadKing video notification within its first hour of uploading! A true miracle indeed!
“You have seen how a man was made a slave; you shall see how a slave was made a man.”
― Frederick Douglass
Wonderful video. I remember playing a small guns character who was obsessed with chinese regalia and culture and so when I did the Big Town quest I kitted up everyone in chinese guns and uniforms taken from the soldiers at Mama Dolce. I turned the place into my little maoist compound. FO3 may not be the most RPG - like fallout but it sure does allow for creativity.
John Brown laughing manically in heaven
John brown farm = ££££££££££££
Love the "Captain Huberis" in the thumbnail. Nice touch
Banger video! I'd love to see more battles or experiments like this from you in the future
Great video as always!
Very unrelated video idea, but an idea for sleepy time with radking, you could upload a reading of the vault dwellers memoirs
I have infact performed the "Texas heart shot" with no exit wound... lol talk about threading the needle. 🤠
I give it to you. Rad King, this is exactly what I would have done
This is such a cool concept! Really like the video
Helping communities build ties with eachother, in addtion to ensuring any agency they show is their own rather than submitting to yet another stronbgman with a savior complex (IE, You) it also helps ensure that after you LEAVE... they don't simply fall to someone else by having a tolkit and the ability to rely on eachother.
i just clicked the video thinking it would be a month or two old...but no it was just posted. neat,
I love how they have vault boy wear like fallout versions of captain Americas suit or Superman’s suit
I didn’t think about giving the Ex-Slaves power armor…
Merry Christmas @RadKing hope you received plenty of atoms greatest gifts
“While of course *I* could do that” said literally every fallout protagonist ever.
This was great, reminds me of my days spectating scenarios I built in Arma mission editor.
10:29 OH MY GOD AND IT'S HANNIBAL OUT OF NOWHERE WITH A STEEL CHAIR
glad to see i aint the only one replaying fo3. i just finished my twitch marathon stream where i beat the entire main story within 24 hours.
Nerbit/Abraham Lincoln would be proud!
This was fantastic, I really enjoyed this new format, can’t wait to see the next one.
Arkansas the Bloody Psychoath that just waited for his Time to come
So even an armament supply nothing short of an act of god, the slaves still cant reliable rebel against their masters
Very entertaining, well done lad!
This was great!
Could probably do the same at Evergreen Mills.
Great vid had me laughing when you said bassakward route 😂
As a French, I approve of this message of Revolution !
Might have another one soon, from the looks of it.
As an American I disprove of your frenchness
Comment se passe cette immigration pour vous ?
@@dasbaer without france, you wouldn't even have a country. They helped you out majorly
As a non-French, I look on with admiration at your ability and eagerness to revolution.
Happy Holidays RadKing.
I have to say when I saw the title I thought this was going to be TH-cam/fallout drama for a second
Arkansas with the fire Lance was wild lol
Christmas basking in Atom's glow.
What a lovely day.
Love this kind of a series. Very interested to see who would win between Regulators/Junders Plunkett, or Talon Company vs the Slavers, or the hillbillies of Point Lookout vs a Super Mutant Behemoth Camp
@RadKing love your video buddy, marry Christmas fellow Utah brethren haha
This is marvellous. Thanks for doing this, it was so cool to watch! Glory to Atom!
Thanks for another one, from a fellow Utahn! 🤘🏻
Ok that was a really fun idea. I'd love to see you do this across some other games where it's doable. It's been too long to really remember, but if there's a chance for F:NV that could be hilarious with the pathing and ragdoll physics.
All hell the mighty RadKing, the true king of The capital wasteland. May atoms glow shine upon you
Happy Holidays, Rad!
Arkansas really just said I’m a one man army
I can't wait for Fallout 3 on my Switch.
Y'know, that makes me think of a mechanic for future Fallout/Elder Scrolls games: *Item Gifting*
Have an additional default dialogue interaction where you're able to trade with anyone friendly enough, willing to and reasonably have something to trade, like most non-merchant, non-story-crucial, non-conpanion NPCs. Whilst in the trade menu, there is a toggle function where you can enter *Gift Mode,* which allows you to directly insert whatever items into the NPC's personal inventory in exchange for karma/reputation/a gift in turn rather than money/direct-purchase items.
This way you don't have to reverse pick-pocket weapons and armor into the inventories of any NPC you like, add a more tactile roleplay element to PC-to-NPC interactions, and can even be used a sort of story-sidestepping mechanic for certain quest segments.
As a sort-of addendum, Quest and most Junk Items can never be gifted, and Unique/Legendary Items will have a pop-up asking if you _really_ want to gift it, just so you don't accidentally gift away something you may actually want to keep. Even then, you're able to take back any item before closing the trade window and finalizing your selection.
Hey radking. Maybe do a video on the difference between East and west coast fallout. With the potential of civil war the ncr vs the East coast bos. Might be a cool concept the difference in tech, numbers and the fact the bos has liberty prime. Might be a good 15-30 min video. But would love your take on it.
This was fun! Dang me, I let myself get distracted with familiar and a few new channels, thus I missed the premiere.
I hope this becomes a new series. 🙏
awesome work you should see if you can help the tenpenny residents survive the ghoul assault
Honey wake up! Radking just left us an xmas present!!
Next time you have to reverse pickpocket anyone, try it while having your weapon unequipped, it normally increases success for me but it could just be one massive coincidence.
I once got the Fallout 2 NPCs into a good fight once. I got one of the Gangs of New Reno to start fighting with the Street Thugs. So it was a bunch of drug dealers and prostitutes fighting against gangsters armed with automatic weapons. I could not stop laughing it was so awesome.
do it with the red and blue shy guards. its great
I know it’s a different kind of video and I thank you for trying something new. I know it’s always a gamble, but I liked the video! Keep up the good work
Behold the power of save scumming to reverse pickpocket 😂
Truly a joyous day whenever a new sermon is released. Atom be with you all.
What a glorious revolution. Now that the slaves are freed, the rest of the Capital Wasteland needs to be freed.
Just keep Arkansas away from the fighting, just so we don't have repeats of some of the failed Paradise Falls runs.
John Brown and Nat Turner liked this.
I’ve watched every video you’ve made over the past few years and I think you should recreate what oxhorn did years ago with the narrative play throughs. You got the knowledge and skills to make it unique and awesome.
Oxhorn is an amazing story teller
Merry Radmas bro.
Radking just used Mysterious Stranger on the NPCs. What a guy.
Merry Radioactive Christmas 🎄🎁☢️
John Brown would be proud
Very fun! Love to see more
I guess Red was still upset for getting kicked out of Lamplight....
You could have just used console commands to add and equip different gear. You made a lot of work for yourself there!
So you started a revolution at the slaver base location?
Lol, I trained my evil chaotic character; Tera, to the top level with as many energy and projectile weaponry and technology science and repair quirks I could in 2010 (when I bought this game three years after it came out) then I maxed those quirks out, then I bought a bunch of guns, and the supplies and ammo to keep them going in a fight. (along with making sure my character had a strong back quirk)
With my Fat-Man, tesla-cannon, Fire-Lance/ Alien Blaster, advanced ET weaponry, and gatling lasers, laser and plasma rifles, laser and plasma pistols, and every mine and genade you could think of and launched World War Four on the slaver encampment and their whole base of slavery. I did it for the lulz, I was under no contract to do it, and I turned it into my THIRD home in the whole game along with Tepid Sewers, and Ten-Penny Tower.
None survived.
given that YOUR abilities shouldn't really factor into this i don't see any issue with just console commanding the equipment onto them just to save the unneeded effort
More NPC fights Rad!!! I love thise stuff. There is another channel that does NPC fallout fights. That with your commentary is good tv!
When I first started playing in 2009 and realize you can set up battles, not on PC. I had red, shorty, sticky, Sydney, Jericho battle every settelment
Nerbit 🤝 rad king
Freeing slaves in fallout
this is actually fucking rad and I can't wait for more
Hold it: the abolitionists can definitely be sent to to take over the Lincoln Memorial, you just need to go “check” that there aren’t Super Mutants (don’t tell them about the slavers) and go get the picture of the original state of the memorial from the Museum of history.
They will then head there and take a similar waiting stance as the slavers, outside the Lincoln Memorial.
I find this with a bit more potential for “fun outcomes” given that the Lincoln memorial is full of booby traps set by the slavers.
And I mention this because I have a couple of suggestions for other similar videos if you are interested:
-I recall in an old Oxhorn video that he “escorted”, and by that I mean followed the slavers making their way to the Temple of the Union, which resulted in the engaging lots of enemies on the way and taking lots of casualties.
Simply out, fast traveling not only speeds up things, but basically allows the NPCs to skip battles, but manually following them will force them to engage every enemy on their way.
Taking that idea a step further, you could arm the slaves or the slavers and have them make their way to their respective goal and follow them manually to see how they fare against the wasteland on their way.
One thing to consider is that any interior areas between them that you previously cleared of enemies will remain empty, so you could go a step further & avoid such route to maximize their obstacles.
You're WASTELAND SANTA! good show. this makes me smile
*Reloads for the 9,756th time to save the good boy 🐾💙
Actually would be very cool if you used Tale of 2 Wastelands to pit New Vegas factions against Fallout 3 factions. Ultra Luxe vs Tenpenny Tower, Point Lookout Swampfolk vs Marked Men vs Trogs vs the Ghost People! Fawkes vs the Legendary Bloatfly!
I have confirms that Fallout NV 9mm SMG and the Varmint rifles INDEED are real in the real world.
The 9mm SMG that looks like the M3 Grease guns is actually a Type 37 Grease guns rechambers or manufactures in 9mm by the People republic of China army, likely from captures tooling from the ROC army, as they also did similar thing to rechambers the Bren in 7.62x39 and Sten SMG in 7.62x25 rounds.
The Varmint rifles is a 1 to 1 clone of the Savage Arms model 25 in 22 Hornet, NOT 22LR. 22 Hornet casing is only slightly shorter than 223Rem/5.56x45mm, thus explains why the magazines is that long.
damn hannibal was camping 9:00
Do you only have bright green lights and bulbs on your christmas tree?
You know I assume the brotherhood killed all the slaves shortly after the end of fallout 3 I mean be kind of strange if they didn’t
The East Coast Brotherhood isn't against slavery. Nor is the West Coast really. I mean hell, the East Coast brotherhood in 4 basically send you on side quests to bully other settlements into forced slavery so they can have supplies.
Not even the NCR is against it, as you can see clearly in Fallout 2, the slavers guild is still alive and well
Why would they kill the slaves exactly? I assume you meant the slavers?
@@themanwithnoname4385No but the slavers do try to raid water caravans, which the BoS don't like. So removing the slavers removes a threat to supply lines
I feel like the abolitionists would have won regardless of the slavers' level if they actually fought. There were so many, like SO MANY times where they had a direct clear shot with nothing in the way but just sat there while the slaver shot them. Like it seems like the slavers' ai was programmed to be tactical, while the abolitionists' ai was programmed to be near stupid.
good work, I'm glad somebody is being productive
I did this before at level 15/20 give or take using talon company armor combat shotguns, assault rifles and two mini guns. I also put mines near the gate but what ever i won first try. I also did the same for big town
This was awesome, thank you.
We must liberate the wasteland