The Bloodworm Infestation of Dry Rock Gulch- Fallout 4 Lore
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- The Bloodworm Infestation of Dry Rock Gulch- Fallout 4 Lore
Dry Rock Gulch is a quaint, wild west themed section of Nuka World. However, when we show up, it's overrun with Bloodworms, a giant form of carnivorous worm that has killed the former traders that took up residence here. After talking to the sheriff, a protectron, we are tasked with exterminating them in Mad Mulligans Mine. However, this still leaves a lot of questions to be answered. How did the Bloodworms get into Dry Rock Gulch? Where did the Bloodworms come from? What happened to the traders that were here. What was the park like before the fallout, and why were the military here at all? We'll be taking a look at all of this today.
0:00- Introduction
1:18- Start of video
2:14- Sheriff Hawk
7:09- Mad Mulligan's Mine
14:55: Bloodworms
20:44- Rollercoaster and Concession Area
27:54- Doc Phospate's Saloon and the rest of the park
37:25- Military Presence and Employee Area
42:48- Conclusions
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So because I keep getting comments, I typed Bhedrin in my script, a name for a bovine creature from a series of books, instead of brahmin. It's not me saying the name wrong, I used the wrong one XD
See... This whole time I thought I had just forgotten the name and that's what they called this variant of Brahmin xp
I am pretty sure I know which books those are, good books :D
Ok, but the burning question is, how did he get that hat on top of his dome? His arms aren't long enough to put it up there. SO WHO DID?! AN UNSOLVABLE MYSTERY OF THE TIMES!
And here I was looking up what brahmin were called in other localizations of the game. I thought you were saying "Biheadrin" so i thought it plausable, since they have two heads.
Graboids Graboids
For all of you who don't know; Bloodworms already exist in real life but in Fallout 4, they mutated into large muthatruckas because of the radiation.
Why are they in a desert though since it says they live in shallow marine water unless they got into the water supply under nukaworld or at least the western area
@@azeria1 Maybe the mine is damp but listen, this is made by Bethesda and we all know some things in Fallout made by Bethesda don't make sense.
@@azeria1 Nuka World is still West of Boston, Massachusetts. The effects of Pre-War Pollution, Nukes, and other aggressive wasteland life isn't doing the environment any favors. I'd imagine locations beyond the game's bounds is like that & glowing seas for all detonated creating nasty ground-zeroes.
Depending if an nuclear apocalypse happens, and somehow the Earth resists desertification without human intervention; Bloodworms can survive.
@@risa1467 I’ve always imagined the earth would be fine in a nuclear apocalypse, theirs also so many people that the chances of humanity surviving are high. Especially since parts of Europe, most of the Americas and Africa, and parts of Asia are less densely populated. Of nukes were to drop they’d be dropped on strategic parts of the world, no one is going to aim for the middle of the USA for example. The only issue post Apocalypse would be the Power Plants, left unattended plenty of them could potentially melt down leading to nukes part 2. In any case once life starts it’s absurdly hard to stop. Even chunks of space debris carry life on them even after falling Planetside from space. Earth and nature will be perfectly fine, outside of the atmosphere completely vanishing it can always come back. In fact during Covid lockdowns the earth immediately started to heal. The hole in the ozone started to close animals that abandoned parts of the world suddenly returned, theirs no stopping nature
@@risa1467Nuka World is in the real world location of Six Flags New England.
The robots don't recognize the mention of bloodworms because their routine is for you to go around to each part of the attraction (with the original intention of spending money on the way) and finally earn a key to get into mad mulligan's mine to face him. Of course there was suppose to be an actor dressed as mad mulligan the park attendees were meant to confront finally ending in the gift shop inside the mine.
The safe was probably full of keys or an employee had a box of them and they'd add one back to the safe every time an attendee took one. The entire thing was designed for children and was designed to make them feel like they were a deputy that was "cleaning up the town" as the robot put it.
The entire process is convoluted to keep people inside the attraction as long as possible and increase the odds of them spending money.
They really should of had some raider who was pretending to be Mad Mulligan being abit of a joke. Doe I personally love the skits and wish one other park had that gimmick.
There is a problem with this concept: One Eyed Ike hands you a functional revolver with live ammunition with which you are intended to shoot Ike, and iirc you get peppered by lasers.
Not very child friendly.
@@XahnelFor our world sure. For Fallout universe? Live hand grenades weren't used as well only because they weren't "time period appropriate".
Ya. You gotta remember FO supposed to be sci Fi 60's in personality. Where "safety" wasnt really a big concern.
@@drewrobinson5562yeah they probably wanted to give you a .44 magnum until someone in the office pointed out the kick would shatter little billies wrist
The Bloodworns and Dry Rock Gulch, is a massive reference and shout out to Tremors, good movie weird franchise
Weird movie too, unless I didn't pay attention enough I don't remember them explaining where they came from or how they came to be
@@user-hm8en9ml9v pre-cambrian life form. they existed before dinosaurs. they just never evolved to anything else cause they didnt need to. it was explained in tremors 2.
And west world
Dune my guy
Perhaps Kristy’s holotape about rigged games and the terminal entry about alcohol outselling normal drinks are connected. The idea would be to keep guests in an inebriated states so they’d be less likely to notice any rigging.
Yep and where's the toys she was talking about too Todd?
@@vaughanphillips9316probably rotted away (because they were likely as cheap as possible) or were yoinked by survivors
Or Todd's rush to cashout 76 with the Nuka world on tour thing.@@mrziiz6893
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Certainly did, though I’m not wolk, just Based
Worth the wait just to hear you make stupid jokes about crazy, weird, and sometimes unintentional things in fallout
Unmarked locations in far harbour there's loads of them!
Just a question. Why do you use the vanilla dialogue ui? Most people seem to prefer the more traditional nv style text window. .
“XD”? You cute ol’ bastard. 🫵😮
There is an area you forgot. Towards the eastern part of Dry Rock, there is amphitheater where a live wild west show was done. There is weird termite mounds on the stage area along with a rad water Buffalo with a bloodworm in it.
In the back area there is a dressing room with two holotapes of pre war lore. Two revolve around struggling, professionally trained actors from England. One believes the shows are beneath him and how his costar is a drunk. The other believes the shows will revive his career and his costar is uptight.
I was wondering where that went.
Good catch.
Actually, it's a sarcastic "debate" over "method acting" when you are cast as the Town Drunk.
My bad. I re-loaded an old save and went through what I thought was the whole park. Was this a different amphitheater from the one with a termite mound I covered near the minecart ride?
@@thenthappleit's closer to the entrance outside. There should be some bench seating with a dirt arena where there are some mounds and a water Buffalo carcass. Against the wall is the wood cutouts of a western town. You can go into one of them and find a dressing room area.
Also nearby is a military skeleton on the roof of the maintenance shack with a sniper rifle.
Roller-coasters have Block Zones. They're actually really interesting! The track is broken up into sections, say four. The car in the station is zone 1, and the train on the track can't enter zone 4 until the car leaves the station, giving them an large portion of track to stop on to avoid collision.
Like brakes to stop get ride car set 2 stopping if ride car set 1 is still there having people let on and off
For those of you who are unfamiliar, a block zone is a section of ride that only one train may occupy. At the end of a block zone is a method to stop the train in case the block zone ahead is still occupied. This is the safety system that prevents roller coaster trains from colliding with one another.
This is why they rush you in and out of the trains on Space Mountain at Disneyland.
Came here to say this, excellent diligence
I always sort of assumed that the protectrons were following the standard script for the attraction. I figured the staff just keep the key in the safe over night and swap it out for old timey "keys" that can be presented to an attendant at the mine door to get in
I like this idea. Still seems convoluted as hell
I have a friend that worked at an amusement park while a minor, and they were told to serve alcoholic drinks even tho they were only 16. They also talk about other terrible conditions of the place and how management took advantage of minors with terrible hours and very few breaks.
yeah, i was gonna mention that it is actually legal in some states for Minors to serve alcohol. If they're caught sampling the merchandise, however, it's a termination of employment on the spot.
@@captainsinclair7954The break situation is also illegal some places, it could be punished with a huge fine per infraction if any minor doesn't get their scheduled break.
Former bartender here.
Here in the US, while the drinking age is 21, you only need to be 18 handle open alcohol containers at work. So say you work at an amusement park. You can have employees who are 16, but they can't legally serve alcoholic beverages. Hence why he needed an employee who was 18. Or in sketchy business terms, someone who *looks* 18.
I find it a little odd, but then again 21 has always seemed strange to me as a drinking age
For the dry rock gulch employee area. So remember the tunnels under kiddie kingdom extended way father then what we could see. Its highly likely that they also had an acces point in this area. They even mentioned blowing the tunnels after the war.
Presumably the tunnels went all over the pack me a bit strange if it didn’t would of been cool area maybe leading to areas and buildings of the park you can’t get to normally
I wonder if employees from here got trapped when the blew the tunnels
If Nuka-World is like Disney, the walls are definitely made out of fiberglass and not stone. Been to Disney World and on Tom Sawyer's Island there is a "mine" that you can walk through. If you pound on the walls you find out they're made of fiberglass.
It definitely is. Mad mulligans mine cart ride supposedly caused many incidents. Probably because nuka cola didn't spend much money on security or anything at all
You can actually get into the employee area before turning the power on. There’s a spot where you can climb up a rock formation and jump over the wall. It’s a little tricky but doable. Once you’re in you’re stuck in there and have to fast travel out.
Use jet to increase your jumping ability
Someone was a major fan of Tremors when they wrote these creatures. 😂
A good series of movies
For real this whole section of nuka world felt like a giant tremors 4 reference
@@josephpiscitelli8053 Probably was meant to. Wouldnt shock me, some Fallout stuff are straight references to movies. Excluding New Vegas, which you cant go 5 minutes without SOMETHING being a reference
I love all the references they put in the fallout series. Hubology is scientology, mentats are a reference to Dune, and Pinkerton is a reference to a Lovecraft story (they do love their Lovecraft)
Tremors 4: The Legend Begins they come from the mines 🤣
Nuka World may have had some issues with the main story but the new enemies introduced were amazing, the flying ants, massive crickets, gatorclaws, and bloodworms were amazing. Fallout always nails making new and interesting beasts.
The flying ants have some interesting mechanics. Sadly the rest are 'shoot them in the head for weakspot' material.
@@skywise001would be cool if bloodworms could maybe Regen their head
@@M4teo. I was so crushed when I figured out not even the scorption tail is vulnerable.
The massive crickets are cave crickets or camel crickets actually they’re very much a real bug and are considered a pest on the east coast they’re also my mortal enemy!
(not joking I despise those things)
But, they are just copying other stuff?
There's a lot of evidence that a pretty large force of soldiers were near the park on the road right before the bombs dropped. Several ruined APCs as well as suits of power armor on truck beds are near Dry Rock Gulch on the road. Could easily have been a force around a company size. It would not be a surprise if they moved into the Gulch area and the employee region while the power was still on which is suggested in the lab under the bottling plant, but like when the power turned off the park doors seem to have locked automatically as a feature of the security system. Could be that the military set up with some of the park employees who were either not part of the Kiddie Kingdom plan or who were kept out of that group for fear of the soldiers taking over if they discovered the survivor group under Kiddie Kingdom. Then when the doors locked automatically the soldiers might have tried to keep order inside the small employee area, but with there not being any long term preparations or additional supply runs available to them they died of either dehydration or starvation. The employees that were going to go ghoul then would have just laid down to die like everyone else from either cause, but because ghoulification was already occurring, which we know from other titles in the series keeps the ghoul alive even with little to no food for centuries, they may simply have never moved until you open the door.
That's my guess anyway. The soldiers moved in after the bombs dropped, the employees and any survivors there were not aligned with the Kiddie Kingdom group or deliberately kept the soldiers from knowing about that group, the survivors ran out of supplies, which also explains the mountains of trash right by the food court area. Growing lack of care as supplies dwindle, except for alcohol which seems to have been the key supply for the Gulch pre war, but little is found after you start exploring the area, meaning a lot of it was drunk before the traders set up there as well. And the story went from bad to worse when the power cut out as the soldiers were not prepared like the other survivor group was and therefore ended up getting locked into areas or left completely abandoned. The remaining soldiers either were slaughtered by other survivors potentially, or starved to death.
Maybe I'll have to make a shorter video convering them
It would also not be a surprise if that small soldier group is also the source of the high level power armor suit you can find hidden in the ruined house outside Bradbury on the hill that you access through the old drainage pipe. The last holdouts of the original soldiers made their way there after losing ground in the park to the Kiddie Kingdom survivors. Since there's also a feral ghoul or two there it wouldn't surprise me if those were the last soldiers that instead of dying from radiation were going to ghoulify as well. It's also the likely source of the weapons and food that "Michael" or "Mitchell" brought into Kiddie Kingdom on the flat bed truck, Probably the soldiers were setting up survivor camp of their own, probably in the Gulch, had their forces divided with only a couple of soldiers guarding one of the flat beds. "Mitchell" seized the opportunity, murdered the soldiers left guarding the supplies, hence the blood he had on his shirt and why the other survivors wanted to blow up those service tunnels so quickly after he finally got back. He'd started a war. Which would also make sense of why the soldiers positioned themselves on the high ground away from other survivors and park employees. They'd already been attacked at least once by the other survivors and as such they didn't know if they could trust any of them. @@thenthapple
Hey I’ve worked in food service for a while in Texas.
So basically, unsure how it is in other states, in Texas you can’t get your TABC (Alcohol serving license) until you’re 18, then you’re allowed to serve it but you cannot purchase it until you’re 21
I think creatures become glowing based on both time and dose. A high dose over multiple days or even weeks developing glowy critters, as theyre much less keen to leave an irradiated place right away as opposed to people
Just came off a RadKing video and this one auto played. I haven't seen your videos before, but the "they're here, they're near, and they're probably going to burrow up your rear" line absolutely got me! Lol. Take my sub good sir.
oh you have a binge comming.......
Welcome to the channel, hope you like the content
Welcome! I enjoy hearing sermons from Atoms minister as well. I love experiencing his warm glow while listening to stories about the world he created.
Former amusement park ride operator. Most roller coaster rides are small and run a single cart. But larger companies make larger rides and yes they will run multiple cars at the same time. Theres a ratio of ride length, speed, and safety stuff that dictates exactly how many you're allowed to run, but usually the bosses/mechanics decide that, not the operators
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At 6:25 my favorite way to skip the robots is to have the robot expert perks and it unlocks a dialog option to override the robots program to get the combination
Yeah I wish they had more perk based dialogue options in fallout 4. It was really cool in the older games.
The origin of Bloodworms: The devs watched Tremors
I’m so happy to see this uploaded. Your deductive reasoning and clue analysis is always on point.
With how descriptive and emotive you are, it's surprising you haven't been offered a Network Nature Documentary of your own!
One day...... XD
In the US, the age to sell alchohol varies by state and sometimes by the type of alcohol. 18 is a common age requirement, though some states have no age requirements.
the big thing I have noticed is that while under 21s can sell alcohol, they often cannot deliver it to you with that job falling to someone over the legal drinking age.
You can't handle alcohol less your old enough to consume it
@@Cold_Cactus Depends on the state/city, some are more lax. Where I am, you can drink as early as 16, BUT only in the presence of a parent/guardian.
I remember when I first encountered the bloodworms and in Dry Rock Gulch they scared the everliving shit out of me because I wasn't expecting them to pop out of a two headed Buffalo Corpse To the point where I just turned on God mode and just spammed mini nukes.
Its likely that with war tensions, the military was in the park (that had close ties with the military) in order to protect it or keep an eye out for any activities such as an undercover agent doing a terrorism or as you suggested to protect the secrets of project cobalt
I love this whole area just due to the fact that you basically get to roleplay Tremors
"If you've got Assblasters, you've got Graboids"
Needed this today. Thank you for continuing to make content.
You're welcome
Great vid as always, I actually never even knew about the employee area you can get to after turning the power on.
I love these videos examining the lore of the more fantastical animals
If I had a dollar for every time my brain randomly went “Mad Mulligan’s Mine!” I’d be retiring to watch your videos full time
Dry Rock gulch is probably the closest we'll get to a Tremors game
It’s been 3 years since I’ve seen your videos. Then I was wanting to relax and just listen to something so I pulled you up to see if you were back. Glad to see ya.
Awesome video. Comment for algorithm. Keep up the good work! I was so happy to see you return after your long hiatus.
I just got back into a fallout kick with fallout 76 and these are the perfect vids to watch while I play
I love to see youre back and making fallout lore videos! I missed ya
Always happy to see yah post
Thanks for the upload its nice to see your still making videos.
I thought he'd stopped.
New upload, what a day
Holy shit I didn’t know you came back! And ive missed so much too. I’m glad to see you’re still making videos man!
Thanks for the video. Always love your content.
You are welcome :)
Perfect video for me to have on while I'm at work!
Love to see you upload!! ❤❤
Wait you are back!!! Damn i just saw this. I used to watch all your stuff years ago, Just made my day
It’s always a good day when the man himself releases a new video!
Regarding 42:31 and how the ghouls avoided the mines, there's another option. The survivors were with the military when the mines were placed. Over time, they started to ghoulify, and then in turn went feral, long after the military died. However, they retained some memory of where those mines were, and instinctually avoided their position. However, when the player enters, their feral nature and rage takes over, and they forget the placement of the mines.
I'm just excited to see you back.
Love these videos, been following for years. I hope you make some videos for the Fallout London Mod when that comes out, there's definitely going to be locations I need of your precise analysis
I always love your content! Been a fan for years!!
There are some coasters that have multiple trains running at once. They use a series of interlocks to prevent collisions.
im so happy your back making videos tenthapple there are alot of fallout/elder scrolls lore youtubers i watch them all but your my favourite
Thank you :)
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this literally looks like a graboid from tremors, I've never heard of this before, so thank you
God bless you old man and happy holidays
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Welcome to the channel
loved it as always......more please!!
Always worth the wait.
Another great walkthrough I have missed you
On Drinking Ages: You could drink in the US at 18 until the 1980s. There was even special beer for 18 year olds called 3/2 beer that was getting sold in at least the 1970s. The name referred to the watering down process that would leave normal beer at 3 parts water to two parts beer. And since Fallout was set in a society that reset to 1950s culture, it'd make sense that drinking ages did as well.
I wonder how the visitors in Mad Mulligan's Mine! died on the day of the bombs.
Nuka World was not, despite its name, hit directly by any nukes. There is generally speaking less devastation than in Boston, which suffered the shockwave from the bomb that created the Crater of Atom.
Nuka World was likely shielded from that shockwave by the mountain range that creates the western border of the Commonwealth, and would as such have been shielded from any direct blast of neutrons or gamma radiation.
The area would absolutely have suffered from nuclear fallout, but that doesn't kill quickly (unfortunately).
So how did all those people just die at their post?
About who boarded up the tunnel: we have seen that at least one of the other parks had employees who survived the bombs. I suspect that at least a few survived inside Mad Mulligan's Mine! as well, at least long enough to board up the tunnels for some extra safety.
Yeah, way to many dead bodies. radation i get but not insta death. Collapsing debris killing some sure but yeah way to many bodies around indeoors
Loved your content when I was 11, now im 19 and am so glad you're back
Thanks for sticking around
If the US laws are similar to ours here in the UK, then someone younger than the drinking age can indeed operate a bar and sell booze. I've known people who operate pubs and they can employ someone who is sixteen behind the bar, but that employee MUST be supervised by someone above the drinking age.
They are not, here you are required to have a license to sell alcohol as an individual in order to hand a drink to some one, and can be held responsible for their inebriation and any related injuries if over served. (at least in the state of Indiana when i worked there)
My favorite Fallout lore master!
I wonder why the bloodworms and Gatorclaws don't leave their respective areas? I can understand the robots staying in the Galactic Zone because they're coded that way and the Nuka-lurks coz of the Queen and the blue water, but what stops some of the other creatures from leaving their zones?
The gatorclaws are implied to be very recent addition to their zone. And there is not a lot of water outside of it that isn't infested with mirelurks. So it is just a lack of oppertunity. The blood worms...I wouldn't be surprised if they were a relatively recent mutation that only started showing up because of the fighting. Given how it does seem they may need to gestate inside a host for part of their life cycle they probably do not normally have enough food to have more than a handful most times. It is the tragedy of the park that let them explode in numbers. You can occationally find bloodworms outside of their main zone but not nearly in the same numbers so we can assume they are normally kept in check by the lack of food and brutal competition.
@@jacobfreeman5444bloodworms are definitely recent. The bodies of the remaining nuka world traders seem pretty fresh
12:12 "Tremors"
I always saw that as a reference to the movie of the same name, especially since the bloodworms look and behave similar to the graboids in the movie.
Fun fact, if you wear the Silver Shroud costume into Dry Rock Gulch, the Play Along options become Speak As Shroud if I remember correctly, and the robots play along implying Nuka World had some sort of arrangement with Hubris Comics so they could do something like that.
Man i remember watching you to learn the lore of fallout 3 all those years ago, i still think you are the best fallout lore TH-camr out there
Appreciate the support :)
So one of the questions this youtuber asked is why they would lock out an attraction behind. Some kind of gather. Fetch quests, Nintendo land does this for the Bowser junior challenge where you have to get 3 golden keys to unlock the attraction.
Great video!
Another great video!
Great work as always! I do not like thinking about burrowing creatures…
6:20 found out in my most recent playthrough that having the Robotics Expert perk also lets you skip the 3 tasks of the robot characters
31:03 Yes, in the US, you can serve alcohol at a bar or resturant at age 18, before you are legally allowed to drink.
It varies from state to state and sometimes even county to county though.
The Fallout Graboids are a pain in The Ass lol.
Glad to see your still doing Fallout content is anymore Star Field Content coming out just curious.
Respect and keep up the epic work.
The *boarded up* walls may be doors, like haunted house rides irl, they'd open when the cart got close
The Dry Rock Gulch park is a reference to the Tremor movie series. The Prequel specifically, as it takes place in the old west. I know Fallout has a lot of references to movies and TV shows.
Something that well and truly embodies the word "Danger Noodle."
Ah yes, good throughput on Mad Mulligan's Mine would demand more than one train. It's very common practice, and I would recommend Marcel Vos the RCT youtuber as someone to watch.
Yeah, having multiple trains is pretty standard for roller coasters. I think the record is Hagrid's Magical Creatures Motorcycle Adventure at Universal Studios Islands of Adventure (yeah, that's a mouthful) which runs a maximum of 12 trains at once.
I waited an ENTIRE 9 hour shift to watch this. Let gooooo
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Fun fact about dry rock gulch employee area : you can access it by jumping over the walls from the rocks in dry rock gulch (this is how i got here by accident the firet time), or use a jetpack power armor
I tried using the walls and I kept hitting invisible barriers :(
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, nuka world had so much potential it makes me sick knowing what we could have gotten. If they had another year to let the dlc cook I think it would have beaten far harbour.
Yes! I don’t even bother heading there if I’m not playing an evil character because there’s nothing to do there besides one big fight! I wish you could claim the other parks and build them up with the slaves! Maybe deal with occasional radiant quest incursions or issues that have to deal with each section, like bloodworm outbreaks, attacks from the remaining raiders, broken pipes in the kingdom or world of refreshment, etc.
@@mrziiz6893i think It would've cool if the traders that scaped to dry rock gulch were still alive and they were the ones that you'd have to help with the bloodworm problem. Once you did, you could kill them, enslave them or help them retake nukaworld
I don't think anyone else could make fallout 4 as interesting as you do
I did a level 1 nuka world playthrough and the revolver you get from the protectron carried me
Easy explanation about the military member in the bushes, he left to take a piss and didn’t wanna have to pry all the bodies away from the restrooms
I guess it kind of makes sense the tiny bloodworms got trapped in a freshwater late on that area. As it started to dry up they where forced to evolve and fast. Nuka world was built on the location no one thinking anything was wrong. Bombs dropped and the bloodworms where effected with radiation for 200 years. They now can survive in sand getting the blood from the moles they find but then the raiders move in now the radiation free area. The bloodworms are now huge and hungry for blood. Quite cool really when you think about it.
*slaps the all bell and flips off YT* It must have been 6 months since Ive seen your vids. Glad I found you again Apple o7
Sadly only 2 creatures come to mind maybe 3 that the blood warms could use for nesting that would be supper mutants, but with them I feel like the super mutants would be smart enough to figure it out, and then capture the worms and hang them turning them into a leather belts protective armor, the next creature would be the random dead sharks/dalphin you find around and the last creature would possibly be the mirelurk kings
And he’s back.
I imagined to unlock the mines you had to do this series of task as a group activity, builds anticipation to the coming ride
Or you spend time keeping kids doing basic tasks to try to convince parents to buy alcohol.
I feel like the guy in the front of the ride went out in a blaze of glory. The last ride. The adrenaline rush must have been wild flying down the track right into the flash of the nuclear blast. The man had style that’s for sure. RIP.
Either that or they were oblivious until the end XD
@@thenthapplelol yeah true .. either way.
These vids are great
You do a great content man I hope you can cover all the games you should try out on armored core 6 if you get a chance it has great lore
As a business owner I actually know the answer to the question on age to sell alcohol. Throughout the US the drinking age for alcohol is indeed 21. That's because the liver is still kinda developing. However because the age to be considered a functioning adult of society is 18 The age to sell and handle IE: Stock, unload, face and set is also 18. It's just funny that while at 18 you can do everything other adults do...except buy beer and legally rent a car. You cant do that till You're 25
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