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Honestly kinda neat how many of the factions we have now are all broken sects of the prewar government! I didn't know that about the Brotherhood!
The BoS were the military, not the government. That would be the Enclave.
@hermos3602 keep in mind the US wasn't ruled by corporations as many think, the enclave ruled the US and the corporations were just convenient for producing stuff and being potential fall guys
@@hermos3602 That's a distinction without a difference. The military is part of the government. The Department of Defense is the largest government agency we have.
The military is the government dummy, US army ain’t no private army lmao
@@MaouVallkur not in fallout, the BOS was a rather small force while the enclave was the elite force (delta and such) the rest were left to rot
He was highest rank member of the military at the base after the death of his commander. That’s how he was leader
Uh yeah…. He just said that…
@@danka4960no
@RickJoystick Yes apart of the story is his commander locked himself in a room for a while then eventually shot himself
Colonel Robert A. Spindel, who killed himself after the weight of guilt of what he and his regiment had been protecting came to light. Captain Roger Maxon was the officer who stepped up into leadership, and all the others fell in line behind him.
Thank you. The BoS values technically predate the war... if only by hours... simply because Maxson had already declared independence before the bombs fell. They are not a post-war cult. Also, the "Arthurian" cult they adopted was on purpose... in order to cement the new order and it's values. In Fallout 76 you can hear US soldier protest this idea initially, finding it silly... but understanding it would become important generations later.
Would they technically be a cult made in the war rather than a post or pre war cult? Since the bombs could have been being armed and launched while they were rebelling and declaring independence
It became a post-war cult. Their current culture has evolved to the point it's at now. It's also fractured. The different sects we've seen all have different values and opinions on how to achieve their goals.
that's actually kinda cool, simce i haven't played 76 i never knew that
@@Alacritousand then each sect probably has it's own outcasts
@@TheIncredabad69 Like any religion, heretics are just the ones that don't follow the majority belief.
Roger Maxson’s true vision for the Brotherhood was lost when he became idealistic. He wanted them to preserve and confiscate technology, while also using their force to help what was left of humanity. Many others did not see the same vision as him and they all collectively decided to become isolationist. He even later regretted killing the scientists and wished that many things would’ve panned out differently. Before his final days, even his own son turn turned against his ideals.
That ideology did seem to wax and wane over the years. It fell to each Elder to dictate how the Brotherhood would conduct themselves. Elder Lyons returned to the first Maxson's ideology of saving people. The latest Elder Maxson decided to go back to the original mission without the humanitarian operations.
@@LordBloodraven That's not what I read. It appears that Arthur Maxson's East Coast BoS is closer to an order state than what they were before. They recruit from the common people and they protect the DC area, protect water distribution, and have pushed out the raiders and super mutants. They definitely have humanitarian outreach but only for humans. Which is the dark side of Arthur's BoS, the side I'm most disappointed about.
@@Epzo1 That's part of the tragic irony. The current BoS considered Lyons and his followers all but traitors, and far earlier in Appalachia, the faction with Paladin Rahmani were branded such. Both groups were closer to Maxson's vision for the Brotherhood than any other faction.
And this is why the Mid-West Brotherhood is the best. Sure, they have many of the typical Brotherhood stuff, but they actually give a damn about people, help them out and even recruit outsiders into their ranks (including Ghouls, the sentient Deathclaws and even Super-Mutants).
While every other BoS group is slowly dying out, these guys keep growing in strength.
And no, I don't give a damn what Todd says, for me Tactics is at least semi-canon due to the Mid-West BoS being mentioned in New Vegas.
@@CommanderBohn if mid west BoS is canon, theyd be a strong contender for the strongest faction in the series thus far. Advanced tech with the population to grow, and experienced members ala ghouls. Theyd be the closest to the Desert Rangers from the wasteland series.
what is also kind of hilarious that the brotherhood of steel are not wrong and time very likely why they became more and more militaristic. The master, the enclave, the calculator, the institute. People or organizations that used highly advanced technology or tech-based experiments to essentially restart to apocalypse.
Yet instead of working to subjegate said forces they harrass random wastelanders who have a small lazer pistol or electric/flaming hedgetrimmer.
The institute was a 50/50 but was destroying potentially life saving bio medical biomedical highly advanced post tech and other research really worth it for getting rid of a few flesh robots?
Brotherhood of steel: beat the living shit out of anyone who doesn't comply!.
Enclave: beat the living shit out of anyone!
You can kinda see how the BOS later misinterpreted what he meant by preserve civilization
bos kills everyone tho
@@2xthbecause Bethesda fucked up the lore
Fallout 1 and 2 they are the good guys. Stoping slavers, super mutant armies, the master. Cultists etc...
@@Irving_teran agreed
Are you joking...look at Fallout 3.... Lyon's Chapter!....Also did you ever think that Bethesda did that on purpose & actually has lore to do with that?....you know the BOS in the Commonwealth & in other Chapters not knowing the Original Founders Orders or Believes & Deferent generations of Different Elders & Different beliefs would taint the OG founders Words and Beliefs...it's been 210 years since since the Original Elder Maxon was the Elder!...I mean look at Caeser from Fallout New Vegas....He was originally an NCR civilian that was a part of the Follows of the Apocalypse...he then left & formed the Legion with Joshua Graham & I imagine Ulysses....so what I'm trying to say is Blaming Bethesda for everything wrong in the Fallout series is Wrong!.....I can't deny it, they did do things wrong in Fallout 4...like the Sole survivors having Voice lines & there being no 10mm Submachine Gun in Fallout 4 and other Issues.
@@Cole_Matthews_2004 don't look at fallout 3 and forward
That's Bethesda.
Look at fallout 1 and 2. Good brotherhood protecting all kinds of people.
Fallout tactics: a welcoming brotherhood with all kinds of recruits including ghouls.
Problem with Bethesda's brotherhood is they made it more like the enclave.
Those are the actual bad guys.
Killing ghouls, vault dwellers, wastelanders , and the rest alike.
Bethesda's brotherhood of steel is not like the original lore.
The only actual objectively good factions from the original lore are the BOS and the followers of the apocalypse.
Bethesda made a mockery of BOS.
Such a sick backstory. Fallouts creator did an amazing job
Yep, Tim Cain.
I can explain BOS in 6 words: Brotherhood of Steal your Energy weapons
😂😂😂
Me when Danse gives me his laser Rifle 🤨
@@tylerellis9097 the east coast chapter is very different than the west, also elder Maxon heavily changed the east coast
@@themrlupo3591 The Brothehood sells and shares their tech to people in Fallout 1 and 2. Them hoarding tech was a Recent West Coast Change introduced in 3.
@@tylerellis9097 They also give you Power Armour and other spare tech in nv
I.E. getting mad at the NCR for having tech after the NCR-Enclave war.
Нет, они сами отдали вооружение базы Наварро. Кстати крайне глупо звучит что НКР сами бы смогли захватить базу Наварро без Братства. В старом каноне Новая Калифорнийская Республика, тесно сотрудничала с Братством.
War between them was inevitable. The brotherhood would never serve the ncr and the ncr would call them facists so it was bound to happen.. Ad Victoriam
I'm glad all the fallout people that constantly put out content to this day are finally getting some spotlight
Brotherhood of steel explained in 10 seconds : only we get power Armor energy weapons and toasters because we are remnants of pre war society
Power armour and energy weapons I get but toasters are a step too far.
Power armour because the fact that the BOS has only done what it did after 200+ years and haven’t tried to conquer the wasteland you’ve earned that, and energy weapons because they’re cool as hell. But denying the wasteland of toast? Monstrous
@@ryanmaclean1720Dont tell the Evil Toaster that
@@ryanmaclean1720 honestly fuck the brotherhood they all seem like some stick up your ass type people and that's why in 2 fallouts they are on the brink of destruction without you rolling with them and yep because they believe the people having any tech is dangerous
@@danielholtham532 lmfao dude I love the evil toaster him and muggy are my 2 favorite old world blues characters
@@ryanmaclean1720 Midwest BoS are forging empire in Chicago while East and West shy away from politic
the BOS explained in 1 sentence like the Enclave just with dissagrements what a mutant is.
Anyone who say they are like the Enclave are either over exaggerate what the Brotherhood does, most of the time flat out lying or make stuff up. Or they are just stupid.
@@ciciciaphascain4143 the one from fo4 is very simmilar they are a military fachist group wich hoards technology and hates mutants and ghouls the enclave is a military fachist group wich hoards technology and hathes mutants but they think everybodi who wasent in a voult or enclave bunker is a mutant even when they clearly arent.
It sucks that their leadership is usually unreasonable, and they weren’t able to assimilate or co-exist with the NCR. The complaint that the brotherhood is stagnant is very valid, still my favorite faction though.
All of that true, but one key aspect is that the BoS hoards all the high-tech they can, but they don't actually used it (just in few, very particular scenarios).
They want to protect people from tech but not from themselves.
Because protecting people from themselves usually is a Fool's errand
There is an argument to be made. Namely that they're actually trained in how to use it. For example,in fallout 76 a whole bunch of settlers die because they mishandle a rocket launcher. But they're definitely arrogant.
@@alaneskew2664 Something that's painfully obvious for everyone, except for the younger members of the Brotherhood.
@@samuelbishop1701 Funny thing about the Brotherhood is how their members (namely, their Scribes) treat Pre-War tech with certain reverence, acknowledging they don't know everything and they're still learning, while still being tremendously intelligent, in comparison with the average wastelander (I found the Rocket Launcher example from FO76 quite fitting)
The fact that after 200 years vault tec has full controll of almost all the nuclear silos (thanks to vault 76 or multiple vaults like 76) and they now just make a whole raid to get a "toaster"
The bombs falling was the governments response. To this situation and many others 😂
If you watched the crappy Amazon show it would seen the bombs dropped because "muh capitalism bro"
Not true. Vault Tec staged a false flag operation against China which lead to Chinese retaliation against America, which in turn led to the Great War on October 23, 2077.
The Brotherhood raided and killed a city for a piece of prewar item deemed deadly.
(The Item was a broken lightbulb)
Funny how the BoS under Lyons nearly established a sister nation state on the East Coast like the NCR at the very heart of the prewar capitol
Only for the Lyons to be overthrown and the concept failed, regressing the BoS to a group of raiders on an airship stripping the Wasteland of any advanced tech they can find
That's why it is not canonical fan fiction from Bethesda.
@@MiksusCraftit’s cannon, even the original creators say as much.
@@spaceageGecko Canon means jack in the FO universe. Todd Howard was recently asked which thins were cannon and which were not. Due to timeline inconsistencies certain two things could not happen in the same universe and Todd famously said "Its all cannon"
In other words "Cannon" means jack all to the the IP owners post FO2
@@AlkalineGamingHD Or you just read far too much into what he said. He confirmed New vegas is still cannon, thats it.
Even the orginal fallout team hate this discourse.
@@spaceageGecko Its not reading too far into it. Its literally surface level basic crap.
How is the colony here in year X when game A said it was destroyed in year Y (before X)
It takes all of about 3 brain cells to see these two things cant be true in the same universe.
If you cant even get the years right -- imagine what else might get looked over
"its all cannon" is the worst position to have. Alternative history is a far better argument and even that one is cope.
The TV makes them look like fools
They kind of are to some degree
They always were.
Damn the music hits so hard
Still wondering from where the name came...
Because they wear power armor and in fo1 and fo2 they acted like religious fanatics hence the title of brotherhood
"We need to form something stronger, something for people to believe in. We need to form.....a Brotherhood....of steel" - Roger Maxon
@@samuelbishop3316is that a real like ? Sounds legit
@@airyshark324
That was so obviously a joke.
Probably because most military outfits are largely made up of men, and groups like theirs (in the beginning) tend to be tight knit, especially when they've seen the kinda shit they did together. Pair that with the fact they always wear power armor and have a focus on technology and it makes sense.
The Bos after securing a piece of pre war tech (desktop fan)
I’m excited how they will implement the underground rail road, the minute men and the institute.
In the lore the institute is destroyed at the end of Fallout 4, so even if they do kind of come back it would be as scattered remnants. I would absolutely want to see other factions though, it’s kind of a shame that the BoS wipe out the NCR
@@Misdemeanorv2They didn't wipe out anyone. They're simply syaryed exerting their influence in the face of their collapse.
Brotherhood of Steel: Organized raiders
You know, looking back it didn’t really make much sense that the BoS specifically hoarded technology to “keep the citizens safe” when Roger was just against unethical human experimentation to keep people safe
He would’ve been proud of the Lyon’s BoS chapter
Roger Maxson was the founder of the Brotherhood of Steel. Prior to the Great War, he served as a captain in the United States Army. He was close friends with Lieutenant Elizabeth Taggerdy, whom he fought alongside during the Resource Wars.
You left out how the brotherhood made it their mission to wipe out abominations because of what was witnessed at mariposa
they didn’t, they only fought people who were a direct threat to them. the first chapter that started killing mutants and ghouls because of their existence was the DC brotherhood
@@CharlotteAren they saw abominations especially super mutants as threats to humanity and it wasn't just the chapter in fallout 3 that did it
@@CharlotteAren wrong buddy they always had a kill on site policy. With a few execptions here and there like with the m8dwest chapter of the brotherhood of steel which is probably my favorite chapter. Ad Victoriam
@@jackduddle9449 kinda wrong. The Mojave chapter had no issues with Marcus group at Black Mountain (before Tabitha took over), you can even find on the corpse of the Paladins there an holotape from Elder McNamara saying that "the Mutants have been reasonable In the past and should be cooperative" . The only time the BoS and supermuties clashed in the West was in the war with the Master Army remnants (which was fleshed out in Fallout BoS and as the catalyst for Tactics)
Which was correct. Ghouls and mutants have no place unless they are helping us advance our species. Earth is a gift to humanity and it is ours. We don't share it with glorified zombies. You're making me wonder if you're actually a ghoul/super mutant 🤔
Bos sounds like are government today
Mariposa, as a gringo this means beautiful butterfly. Kinda sketch when we're talking about a game of war. Nice detail.
It's a play on words because the FEV virus transforms humans into super mutants like a caterpillar turning into a butterfly.
Mariposa is a county in inland California, interestingly I believe Mariposa Base is actually located in San Fran.
@@RooftopKorean Gotcha, nice touch overall. I've been playing since 3 Now I just watch shorts lol. Fallout 3 came out when I was 17. So do the math.
@@RooftopKorean Also; awesome name. Not many know of the rooftop. To young to understand.
A Canticle For Leibowitz
The New Vegas branch of the BoS is intriguing, because they start going a bit too hardcore on the 'acquire technology' front. Even technology with non military application, if it has the potential to be weaponized, would make them hostile. As evident with their conflict with the 'Followers of the Apocalypse'.
I think about the New Vegas chapter of the BOS as the logical conclusion of the faction as a whole. A faction that’s isolationist based on its principles, further radicalized by having to be isolationist also due to circumstances (events of FNV). They very rarely took on new members that weren’t born from within the brotherhood. Chatting with Veronica really highlights the faction’s shortcomings. They really have this high minded opinion that they alone are capable of harnessing technology responsibly, yet Father Elijah exists as a character.
Bethesda’s take on the BOS changed the formula. They fundamentally solved the manpower question by taking in common wastelanders at a more rapid pace (events of FO3 and FO4).
Would be cool if they made a fallout game from the view of a brotherhood of steel soldier
As Gate said in nuka world The Brotherhood may have fancy equipment but they are just a bunch of raders in power armour taking what they want killing anybody that gets in their way
Don't know I'd trust Gauge 😂
I deifntley don't like the BOS woth howbthey've become but unlike actually raiders they do actually make a territory safer. Rather than taking resources and leaving you to your own suffering and providing nothing. Even if it's a forced service.
Crazy how Gage say that while he himself is a raider. Another crazy thing is that he is full of shit. At no point in the game does the Brotherhood killed people and take their thing just because.
@@ciciciaphascain4143 just because we didn't see it in the games does it mean it didn't happen
Rivet City. Is presumed destroyed by The Brotherhood of Steel for their reactor Shady Sands is. Attacked because the Brotherhood wanted their fusion power core in the TV series pointers if you have some technology they need they will take it by Force. In the first Fallout game they send people on a death mission just to stop them joining their ranks
@@Papai_Pai Rivet City got sacked for the generator is nothing but a fan theory, a stupid one at that too. There are enough evidence against it that I actually surprised people even buying it in the first place.
Firstly, the terminal mentioned nothing about Rivet City at all. If they got it from there they would just say it was from Rivet City, not an aircraft carrier wreckage.
Secondly, there are no mention of it happened at all in the game, be it from NPC or terminal entries. Deacon is very anti Brotherhood, he would have mentioned it if it happened. Same with MacCredy. Danse and Haylen and many others simply wouldn’t have joined up if that was the case.
Thirdly, the Brotherhood could have just trade for it. You know, like they always do?
And lastly, Norfolk is literally right in between Boston and DC. The Brotherhood could have just go there and picked it up if they want to.
Shady Sand was attacked because the NCR and the Brotherhood is at war and has been for decades. It literally have nothing to do with fusion core.
The chapter in the TV is also ravaged by war for literal decades before the series start.
They send people there because no idiot would be stupid enough to actually do it. The glow mission was not intended for people to die, just to leave them alone because they don’t accept people (and is in their right to do, I don’t why people are so hung up on this), and it’s not like they reject you if you actually done the quest so where’s the problem again?
I thought the Prydwyn was the docking tunnel of the Spirit of Motherwill...
(meanwhile in fallout 4 they made a nuke throwing robot) xd
Point of order: Originally, Maxson wasn't at all for the BoS being isolationist tech hoarders, and intend them to be more an order of Warrior Scholars and protectors of wasteland communities. He was ultimately outweighed by hyper-conservative elements from the prewar military that wanted to hoard all power for the BoS alone.
Goofy ahh hand sanitizer
Thus starting the cycle again 😅 We must acquire greater technology as others can't be trusted with it and use it against us, sound familiar?? 😬🤦♂️
Wait like I get the purpose but damm does it seem like a contradiction when you put it like that, yes they are preventing others from acquiring it but by doing so they become what they are trying to protect from.
These guys were the villains 99% of the time, but because Owyn and Sarah Lyons, we just forget about that.
Almost every faction of the game is based on perceptive bias so if you think they're the villains that just says something about you. I have found that most people that don't like them or consider them to be gross villains are people who don't like the fact that they're nationalistic or militaristic, they bring their politics into the world and often times they are more on the globalist mind set.
Because they are the goat
They were the good guys in fallout 4 too.
@@theolastnameagain8697barely
@@theolastnameagain8697 _radicalized_ “good” guys. Maxson (the one in Fo4) doesn’t have mercy for anyone who isn’t human.
Basically they just want tech to all themselves
They are the very humankind they don't trust....
They have good means, it’s just they often go just a tad bit too far 😂
Bethesda's golden boy
Yeah I've heard of em
Fallout golden boy* fixed that for you.
Or did you forget that they have appeared in every Fallout game ever even before Bethesda took the IP?
*Me with one intelligence* I oin't car, der rmer cul
Honestly they are not a bad organized group despite them always being in the ugliest bases
i thought the enclave was the one doing the FEV experiments?
Post war yes. Prewar it was the US government
Maxson, like Elder Maxson? Or is that his dad or something
It's his ancestor to some degree, like his great-great grandpappy or something.
@@arcdecibel9986 Oh, alright. I guess it would have to be a couple more generations off to make sense.
This kinda makes me view the brotherhood as less of a bad guy
They have noble intentions but are very....shall we say authoritarian.
@@samuelbishop1701 yeah exactly, but their rewards are great
How about helping another settlement in a localised area instead.
Get the demand everybody to give up their resources in the later games making love essentially raiders but with more tech
The Brotherhood of Steal
By far worst faction in all of fallout
Poor Scientist, he just wanted to live, but either way he died anyways
These guys are a holes in the first game sending you off on some quest and dont warn you about the dangers lol
Pretty sure they do warn you how dangerous it ism
Worse part they left fev out that led to first fallout game when Richard aka master was formed and if nto stopped T that time humans woudo have perished
AD VICTORIUM! the brotherhood will prevail!
The BOS are the good guys but just barely due to clashing ideals and an unhealthy obsession with tech.
Also, he became the leader because his boss committed suicide when he learned the nature of the tests
I'm proud to be a brother
now explain the brotherhood in 3~ hours so i can sleep to it
But it's still not all black and white. The brotherhood mean well, but I feel they can come off as assholes sometimes and horde tech when it could help more people. I always like elder Lyons in Fallout 3. He seemed to go his own way a bit different from the brotherhood, but he seemed to actually want to help those in need, even helping with the water purifier! I love the Brotherhood of steel! They're super cool! But sometimes can come off as a regime thinking they know what's best. Not as extreme as the enclave of course, but not always right too. Love the morally gray areas of Fallout and its factions! 😅😎👍🏻
Is that the same Maxson in FO4? How did he survive that long if so
No there's been many
no, maxon is a last name, the fo4 maxon is the grandson to the first maxon, thus why he gets to rule
Hmmm no wonder why BoS back in old days was good but now in Fallout 4 they easy died in the battlefields, they waste the chopper again, no wonder why I have a lot T-60 power armor😂
That’s why I really don’t like them. People can be trusted with technology, no, that’s too dangerous… but our dear leaders can definitely be trusted. Of course, only they will do the right thing… right?
Sucks that the BoS loss a lot of those ideals into becoming the more attack on site and take it all. Leaves the groups from Fallout 3, 76, and yes even the BoS from the Brotherhood of Steel game as better chapters. There's a lot to take into consideration with morals, regulating the worst of technology over allowing one group to hold all the powers available is something to think on
Are you sure they are the army cause the fall out show ending was like let's just enter these dark corridor and not not check the rooms for potential ambush then the ghoul took them out for some reason
Tv show is showing the LA branch which seem to be poorly trained. Titus for example.
They however do make a habit of relying arrogantly on their armour and when facing a prepared enemy tend to suffer pretty hefty casualties. The NCR in the show had alot of anit air and anti armour weaponry for example. Normally one squad of Knights would be more than a match.
@@samuelbishop1701 which branch do you think is the best.
any branch near California is low quality, lost a war with the ncr despite their power armor, and also as said in the show, not very well trained
Brother of steell on 2 sec. They were the enclave, after the great migration a strom Brack their ships. The ships fall down and they Lost the contact from the original base. Then that especific party had to prospect Alone. They become the brotherhood of steel, Bla Bla Bla ..... Play all the game fisth
You know what you can do with a toaster oven?
The Adeptus Mechanicus has ideas. But seriously, you can make quite a few things out of a toaster, like a water purifier, or a small ceramic kiln, or a high-capacity electric fuse. Toasters are full of useful parts.
Fuckin Giga Chad the Maxsons are
While playing fallout 76 at west tek I learned that a week after the great war the scientist neutralized the fev vats so technically speaking Mariposa should also have had a neutralizer for their own vats but Sense the brotherhood executed the scientist at Mariposa the vats never got neutralized which led to the masters rise of power.
Fallout 1 the best storytelling in the fallout franchise and new Vegas also but gameplay wise it’s outdated and turn base is a boomer based gameplay idc
These the same guys that literally threw a ton of nukes around Boston with a giant robot? Protect from another apocalypse MY ASS
With all there power they couldn’t prevent shady shans
Weird tho how they went from "protect the weak" as real knights in shining armor. To less chad enclave in fallout 4
Would love to see this for each fallout faction
They named a military base after a Spanish slang term for a homosexual? I’m sure that went over well…
And there brothers the enclave
The side of the government that let the experiment happen😂
@@gibsonmedia5964aka: the good guys.
FEV was just the alpha serum to the Captain America Super Soldier Program.
That's what they were trying to create.
The Enclave knew there was a global war to win and they were trying to win it for a America.
They're the only good guys in the whole game. Next to the Institute of course 200 years later. As they were the only faction trying to restore Earth and stop living in radiation dwellings in rusted run down shacks.
The Brotherhood of Steel is one of the strongest factions. 😮
“We don’t want a lot of technology on human hands.”
(Obtains a lot of technology on human hands)
That's what they'd have you believe, at least. The narrator fell for BoS propaganda
Good job. To the average fallout fan they are just dudes in power armor that are out for technology
They horde technology but let me keep 8 suits of power armor and no telling how many laser weapons
AD VICTORIAM
I can take on 5 Brotherhood Of Steel Paladins in T-60 power armor at once.
It’s Mariposa the o is pronounced like an A jus saying cause that’s my hockey team
I learned more from playing fallout 4, this isn't news.
I like the BoS but the whole crusade religious aspect kills it for me😢😅
A pretty good goal but haha mini nuke go brrrr
I hate the BOS, they get rid of any freedom in the story I can’t side with them anymore😂😂
I'ma get so much hate for this... The brotherhood of steel is the best fallout faction!
The brotherhood of steel would turn you to ashes for pre-war technology (a can opener)
More junk food for MAGA and conspiracy theorists.
Nooo government testing on their own citizens! They’d never do that!!
Kinda pisses me off how ncr become fucked but the useless bos survive
Sounds too reasonable...
Man that didn’t explain anything that just a rushed origin story
I love the brotherhood of steel but their core principals are moronic
Nah, they all took the jab or were kicked out of the military.