Oof - Alright some notes - This was another long one! New Vegas did feature another "Alien reference", in the form of a small UFO camp with a few aliens we could encounter. However, it was locked behind the "Wild Wasteland" perk and pretty clearly just for giggles, furthermore even if it wasn't, it wouldn't have changed anything in the video. So I cut that. "Zeta Rays" - Are obviously an Alien technology that posses some capacity for calming individuals and improving one's mental state. Notably, Jack Cabot offers the Sole Survivor a Zeta weapon to use against Lorenzo in the Cabot House quest-line and it very likely boasts similar origins. June 25th, 2020 is Mr. House's birthday.
TheEpicNate315 hey, how come the zeatans are on a comic in fallout 4? Were pre war society aware of them. Ignore this if you talked about it in this vid, curently the nuka world segment just started and you forgot to mention that when referring to vanilla fallout 4 Edit: finished vid, if the gov knew, then why were those comics even alowed?
I still believe the zetans are trying to help humanity. I think they want to evolve humans to be more like them since science suggests that humans are headed on a similar evolutionary path to the zetans. I believe they genuinely have our best interest at heart. The only reason they seem so cruel is because, to them, it's very similar to animal testing. That's just my thoughts on the matter.
Brilliant Idea. But there's no guarantee that the memory den works on a Zetan or if it's even possible to create a Zetan-Synth. Capturing one and in order to give him to the Institute for further research would be interessting. Maybe their scientists could build some sort of device in order to communicate with the Zetan.
@@cyberwarlock4084 the old gods essentially are aliens. The Cabot story is strongly influenced by H.P. Lovecrafts The Nameless City. His son even has a discussion with you about aliens.
Nate, I don't think anyone on youtube currently has the passion you do in these videos. It really pays off, the fact that you have me hooked for 40 minutes is ridiculous, because I am normally the person that skips 10 seconds every minute on videos lol. Glad that you are uploading again!
@@sithsquid1 in fallout 4 the event will trigger randomly and you see/hear a spaceship crash then you can use the radio to find the location like in FO3. it should be near oberland station
@@sithsquid1 no worries bud. im also a fan of the zetans and the fallout lore surrounding them. not sure if there's an actual level or progression trigger for it but i noticed it's usually around the time the brotherhood show up with a little mandatory fallout exploration of everything but the main quest of course XD so around level 20+
yeah i also thought that they were supposed to die, but when i think about it, i think how you can sabotage the ride is by putting one more power cell into the circuit when repairing it, i think you needed like 2 or something but i always accidentally put all 3 in, so that might be the reason lol :D
Fallout 3 has or had computer entries and audio logs that inferred the Zetans were the ones that caused the bombs to be launched in the first place. It’s been over a decade since I last went through Fallout 3 but that was one of the major plot points I can remember from the Mothership Zeta dlc. If I’m not mistaken there’s another location somewhere in the capital wasteland that has a computer entry that also suggests a foreign entity had control over the missile launch sites.
Thank you I thought I was crazy cause no one brings it up to who started fallout , and I remember the dlc log’s reference to the aliens but no one every brings it up . Is it not canon ?
Yeah, one of the many indicators that Fallout is largely parody and you’re not supposed to take it too seriously. Its writers have always loved multiple, contradictory explanations for events.
I'd like to imagine the reason they don't invade is to avoid meddling with the interloper and other eldritch horrors that probably outrank them in terms of power. At least that's my head canon, and the zetan's are just watching from afar or being careful to not provoke the cthulhu creatures underneath the fallout.
This needs more likes! I never considered that but it makes sense, there's clearly powerful supernatural being in Fallout Earth that the Zetans probably know more about than humans, if it is why they're afraid to invade.
Well, if both theories are true, it could mean that the ancient aliens that first seeded Earth could have either been ancient Zetans, or a rival race of the Zetans, and they are just studying the result. Might actually explain why Zetans care so much about humans to use them for their Abomination research.
Maybe that ties into the theory that they caused the Great War, the tie In being that it was to prevent the growing power/influence of the interloper/al quothoth
A samurai's sword holds a great amount of sentimental value to its owner. It's not neccesarily about him wanting to fight, but him wanting his most priced possession back.
Well it's really fun to make fun of Scientology and I absolutely agree make fun of it all the time they are a horrible cult, there is one thing you need to remember when you think of Scientology they are one of the only organizations to take on the IRS...... and they WON! 😳 That's shows how freaking scary they are, and how the most extreme of them will fear literally nothing They are the epitome of the brainwashed cult soldier willing to target anyone and anything no matter how powerful
In Fallout 4 before you head into the cave to find the alien there’s actually a radio signal that you can tune into of the alien talking, possibly attempting to radio for help from other aliens. Once you go into the cave you can actually find the radio that the alien was using, and once you kill it the transmission goes offline.
I'm curious if Nate is intentionally skirting around the fact that Hubism is a parody of Scientology, or if his confusion is real, and he really doesn't know that Hubism basically already exists.
He must be. Since South Park went the extra mile to reveal it live to everyone (like they did the mormons) it would be weird for anyone not to know about it.
Given how prone Scientologist are for sueing people who "tarnish their good name", I think Nate is just avoiding refering to them by name, everything else checks out.
With fallout 3 ive come to the conclusion they never will show the real intention of the aliens; the mistery itself is the main punchline of this faction. They just exist, do weird stuff and life goes on. Lets ignore them like we do with the giant octopus on the kitchen.
I love the idea of the Fallout fandom looking at the Zetans and just shrugging like "Oh, those little guys? They've always been here, don't worry about it."
I love how Bethesda isn't just "referencing" Scientology. This straight up IS Scientology, down to the T. First, the most obvious part: having to pay to get ranks. That's literally what Scientology does. You have to pay a ton of money to get a higher rank. Then, the origin story of the "religion". The founder was a Sci-fi writer, just like Scientology's founder. The concept of a Starfather and the idea of ascencion through him, returning to planet Earth as Gods. It's honestly hilarious and Bethesda got quite some balls to mock Scientology so obviously, considering how aggressive the cult is.
@@Solathoan They still made the current game and have pretty big balls to include it, even if it is an old joke. Scientology has grown massively and has immense power and knowledge over way too many people. You know that the biggest cyber attack on the US ever was caused by Scientology? They're nutheads. Bethesda could have realistically expected dire consequences, much less than Black Isle had to in 1998. To make it easy: Black Isle poked a dead goat with a stick. Bethesda pissed on a sleeping bear.
@@gaolbreak1090 Bethesda is poking fun at Scientology NOW, when *everyone* is. It's not remotely as "risky" for them as it was for Interplay/Black Isle. You should look up the history of Scientology. Back in 1998 we didn't know anywhere near as much about them as we do now, they were much more of a mystery and powerful in Hollywood. Hell it was seven years before South Park even made fun of them and put them more on everyone's radar. 1998 was MUCH closer to Operation Snow White, when Scientology infiltrated the US government's most powerful institutions to purge records of their own work. You're nuts if you think Bethesda somehow "risked more". Scientology has been the butt of tons of jokes since the early 2000s, and they've hemorrhaged membership ever since that South Park episode. It took way more balls back then than the easy target they are now.
Maybe the Zetans started their invasion, nuked a city or two, and then realized they messed up when the whole planet launched on itself. Now they have an invasion fleet with nothing to invade, and they are trying to figure out just exactly what to do.
@@busyg67 Nanobots that dissassemble humans and their tech/civilization to their base components would be more likely. Hit the off switch after and clean, human free planet you can sell as a vacation spot lmao.
Enclave, big mountain brains, institute:(leans in) did we hear technology, and creaures we dont understand?" Enclave, big mountain brains, institute: sees glowing red eyes.
"This sounds crazy. In fact, the whole thing sounds like a scam. What kind of missionaries would demand people give them money to convert and learn about their beliefs?" >Scientology wants to know your location
@@Ozymandias2x Maybe not DEMAND. But all forms of religions ASK you to donate money. And a lot of religious groups wont take you seriously in their church unless you're giving money, or donating things, or taking your time out of your weekdays to contribute in some way shape or form.
I swear one of the voice logs says “launch codes? What do you want with launch codes?” I personally believe they’re studying the planet and launched the bombs to cover an invasion or as a test
@@josesifuentes4329 It's canon until Bethesda says otherwise..... to which they haven't.Just because a couple of writers who aren't really involved in the series anymore say otherwise doesn't mean its not.
@@prezlamen7906 The hubologiests are. Scientology was based on the works of L Ron Hubbard, who was considered a failed science fiction writer before hand.
"Whole thing sounds like a scam. What kind of missionaries will demand people give them money to convert and learn about their believes?" *Tom Cruise reading up to give Nate a R2-45 audit*
@@quinnzykir Mormon missionaries don't ask for money ever, and other than a tithing, which every religion has, LDS doesn't ask for money. Are you just saying that because of the word missionaries? Lol.
@@quinnzykir yeah, as said its talking about scientology. They believe basicly ALL that crazy shit...even down to the left over spirits residing in folks brains. They call them "thetens " or some shit. lol
@@FauxFoxPaw other churches are donations, it's not frowned upon to not give money to a church nor is it considered a "commandment" where as in LDS it is called a "Commandment" or the very least called "the law of consecration" it may not be obligatory or required, but paying anything less than 10% of your earnings is frowned upon in the church of latter day saints..... i mean, if were talking crazy religions, lds was created by a guy named Joeseph Smith who said he experienced a series of visions. one in 1820 during which he saw "two personages" (presumably God and Jesus Christ), and another in 1823 in which an angel directed him to a buried book of golden plates inscribed with a Judeo-Christian history of an ancient American civilization. In 1830, Smith published what he said was an English translation of these plates called the Book of Mormon. if you ask me, that's crazy. if it's true where are the golden plates? why not give us those? why pursue this on blind faith but bury the evidence? if that doesn't smell like a scam, then you need to reevaluate what your smelling. of course Scientology is the most crazy bullshit religion ive heard of that people really truly believe in, but lds isn't as grounded as most members want you to believe.
In the Mothership Zeta DLC you can find a recording without Audio that clearly states that the Aliens are trying to get the nuclear launch codes from a US Soldier. You can read this if you have your ”titles” settings applied in the game.
@@RE4PER Still, it's not the only thing he missed with this video. Bethesda obviously drew a lot of inspiration from Scientology. The inventor of Hubology was apparently named Richard Hubbell, which is not too far from L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology. Also, the central theme of Zeta is most likely inspired by Theta, another greek letter. The Thetan is supposed to be the spirit of every human, going through several cycles of rebirth like in Hinduism. And just like Hubology, in Scientology you're forced to pay humongous sums of money to advance levels to be "further enlightened", and I suspect the founder to have originally conceived this as a scam, but since he's long gone there's probably nobody left inside the loop who actually knows the truth, just as it is with Richard Hubbell. I can't cite any sources, but apparently there's some of these levels nobody has reached yet that just catch dust in a safe somewhere in their central office, much like this level 9 of Hubology. There's more similarities, but I guess you catch my drift.
There is an audio recording in mothership zeta too. Theycare interrogating an air force officer, and when hes about to say the nuclear lauch codes, he realises hes being mind controlled. He says somethkng like "get out of my head, ill never tell you"
32:00 You missed the fact the Flatwoods Monster was Based on a Sighting In Flatwoods Virginia. Which was thought to be an Alien. The shape an the Fact is floats is based on Eye witness reports on what thy saw of the Creature.
I have a theory that the zetans are hyper sensitive to radition that being the reason they havent invaded yet, why all zetans on earth are dead or near dead, with the exception of the flatwoods monster, whose suit may provide protection from the rads. This also explains why they were making hybrids in mothership zeta, as humans are far more rad resistant than natural zetans would be.
Thats a very interesting idea. And could potential make the pre-war governments and vault tec the immoral "good guys". Perhaps they knew this, and realized that if they irradiated the planet they could prevent the invasion. But they wanted to be prepared, so perhaps Vault-tec was created to preserve "healthy" humans and perhaps build a spacecraft of some kind. The war was started to irradiate the earth and protect it from invasion for a while.
I actually really like this theory, it fits incredibly well with the whole theme of the Zetans being the most stereotypical and cliche 1950s aliens possible, with a weakness similar to War of the Worlds. However, I think the community is failing to take into account one (possibly) related questline. Lorenzo Cabot and the artifact helmet he brought back from a lost desert city, which made him immortal and not only gave him psychic powers, but was said to not be crafted by human hands. He also went out of his way to hide the location of the ancient ruins he found, and stated that it was neither a temple nor a tomb, but didn't elaborate further. All of this used as context makes me think the Zetans were never trying to invade the Earth, so much as looking for something they had lost a long time ago.
What about the holotape recordings of the Airforce General screaming "get out of my head", implying they stole the nuclear launch codes or psychically forced the Great War
The Chinese launched the Nukes first so that’s not the case. The US had an army in power army right outside of Moscow or whichever the capital of the new China was. So Chine just sent nukes since they were gonna lose anyway
I recall that the aliens were interested in gaining control of the US nuke arsenal. However, I don't believe that they wanted to use the nukes. They were doing quite well infiltrating the world governments. I theorize they wanted to prevent the Great War because a nuked planet is much less useful to them (otherwise, why didn't they land and take over after the dust settled)? Just my thought.
I’m pretty sure they removed that actual audio line (can’t remember if it was cut in development, or in a patch after fan outcry) but they mistakenly failed to remove the subtitle text. I’m pretty sure I heard about that from one of the Zeta episodes of Many a True Nerd’s “fallout 3: You Only Live Once” LP.
In hubris comics, on the top floor, you can find a comic book, invasion of the Zetans, with a picture of a Zetan alien. This proves that at least the producers of the comic know of the aliens, and probably most US citizens.
@@StrangeTamer178 well you can find nirnroots in fallout4 on bos ship ,called experimental plant, but there is a entry in a near terminal that has some info about the plant and it goes under the name of n1rnr00t or something similar.
Why is it that aliens are called “a superior/ more intelligent” life form, but they couldn’t learn or teach how to man an aircraft. Like these dudes always be crashing!
Actually I this automated defenses are giving them more of a problem than the Zatans expected. FO:4 is 210 years later and turrets are still active. I'm sure anti satellite defenses are still up, both US and Chinese.
@@Armywarfair. read the book "High Crusade". A technologically advanced society that is used to taking control of primitive worlds simply because they are so advanced try to invade an Earth village as they are ready to launch troops for the crusades. For the first time the bully met someone who is ready for a fight and the bully is not as tough as he though he was.
Nazeem: insults your wealth Also nazeem lives in a bar with two rooms and a name that represents my sex life and no one goes in there because the bannered mare exists
@@cyberwarlock4084 Really? I don't really like the zetans or ug-qualtoth story lines (Very interesting though) but they're cannon, as well as DLCs. However, I don't take Fallout 76 as full cannon. It's just WAAAY too lore breaking in my opinion. I think it should be treated like Tactics, main story and events are cannon, but the side stuff isn't. It would be nice if Bethesda could make it officially semi cannon, so I could finally be at peace and start playing 76 again.
@@cyberwarlock4084 Let me use a metaphor that explains why people have trouble with the aliens and the NotThulu stuff. Food is delicious, when done right. Imagine though, that someone had made a really good and well made apple pie. Then somebody else bought the recipe, and then keep insisting on putting cayenne pepper and garlic into something that vaguely resembles the apple pie we liked in the first place. We explain to the chef that we liked the apple pie as an apple pie, and they explain that cayenne pepper and garlic is so delicious on the meals they were making before they got the pie. With me now?
Got it. The aliens are the Apple pie because the ship is circular and the pepper is the player and other lady because they escape and kill everyone ruining the alien’s pie.
Nate: "This sounds crazy. In fact, the whole thing sounds like a scam. What kind of missionaries would demand people give them money to convert and learn about their beliefs?" Me: SAY IT! JUST SAY IT!
The z-gun is the answer to the Fermi paradox: They are simply afraid with their ridiculous weapons that always reveal the shooter and have very low velocity projectiles (“plasma” or otherwise).
I always assumed everyone just went to the front of the ship on the outside and either aim over the balcony or sat on the balcony "fence" (can't remember the correct word xD) and did their business "on/over the edge" xD
With the addition of fo 76's steel dawn, 3 aliens can be found dead in the enclave research site. The enclave knew about them and must've been scared of them, they deleted all logs related to them an terminated them, you can get a glimpse at them in cell Z-05 or use the power armour glitch
Just like the Elder Scrolls is the ancient pre-pre historic history of Fallout. I get you, man -- its all connected. Like a great big wad of silly string.
@@seprithlicastia463 pls explain.. The elder scrolls timeline is complicated, with drangon breaks and stuff. But how the hell did nirn turn into the fallout world ? We actualy know some stuff about the future storylines of the elderscrolls and i have not seen anything that hints at a fallout future..
I remember reading a terminal in Mothership Zeta that seemed to imply the Zetans used mind control on an Air Force member to launch the nukes from the US. He was saying how he was struggling so hard to not push the launch button, but that their thoughts were in his head controlling him.
@@snakevenom4954 There is speculation Vault Tec actually launched the first nuke, but since this is a game universe who knows how it actually went unless more information is revealed in future releases.
It would be cool to have that samurai create his own faction or something based on japanese culture, just like cesar did with roman culture, but i hope they don't become as dipshits as the legion
Ever notice how every new fallout game, the Zetas look less alien? They used to be all wrinkly and green but now they have smooth skin and a far more human-esque flesh tone. In the Mothership Zeta DLC you even fight human alien hybrids. What if the whole reason they're so interested in our race is because they need human DNA to fix something in their own?
Or crazy idea is that a government faction in space modified themselves with FEV to better adapt themselves to life in space and are now trying to return home
@@tiagobelo4965 Actually they are! 1,2,3,NV, and 4 all take place after the previous one. It’s only Fallout 76 that takes place before any of the other games.
You have a point, but a species that advanced surely has access to terraforming technologies, or had access to that technology from having found a G.E.C.K. or similar tech somewhere in the universe. The planet being nuked wouldn't stop a super advanced race of aliens from inhabiting a Tomb World. It's kind of a stellaris type thing. Once you reach far enough in the game, you can terraform any kind of planet, even one cleansed by nuclear fire and drenched in death. There's an ulterior motive to what the aliens are doing on the earth, and habitation seemed like the least likely instance. Otherwise they would have seized control of all governing bodies and kept something like the great war from even happening, and no one would be the wiser.
@@donnykitsune6289 that may be true, but bringing resources from home or colony to terraform a spoiled planet sounds like too much trouble for them if their plan was to steal the planet's resources
I still remember when I played ultimate edition of Fo3 and didn't know that the Mother ship DLC existed. I was just going to see the alien crash that was in the base game and started SCREAMING as I was obducted!
Glad to know that I wasn't the only one to freak out when that DLC started. To this day, that DLC is still my top favorite DLC in any video game that I've played.
My brother bought the games for me and I wasn’t aware of any dlcs and when I got abducted I got up and ran into my brothers room to tell him. He laughed at me.
I've always enjoyed Robert House's attitude of the nuclear annihilation being a bit of a derailment. I mean, give me 200 odd years and I reckon I'd be looking at things like that too.
You know, I think Bethesda could get away with the excuse that the aliens were just having so much fun watching earth they just didn't get around to taking over. Witnessing a civilization rise up and nuke itself to death then fight for the scraps must be hilarious to evil aliens
Pretty sure since Fallout 1 had the "Property of Area 51" thing and they're Zetans, Bethesda is also HEAVILY referencing Bob Lazar, who claimed the alien saucer he worked on in S4 (a subset of Area 51) was from the Zeta Reticuli star system
@He-Man The saucer in fallout does say it was property of area 51 and to please return it. Area 51 was planned to be included in fallout 2 but was cut and there was talks to include it in new vegas which never made it pass that stage as the area around area 51 was deemed "boring". Whether it is truly canon to the fallout universe is hard to say and many think that big mt is just fallout's equivalent to area 51 now anyway.
You missed a few things. There’s a terminal in the Citadel that mentions a report of the government detecting an alien spaceship crashing (but it couldn’t be recovered). The final line is something like “One thing is for certain. We are not alone.” Then there’s the alien spaceship crashing overhead in Fallout 3 that drops the Firelance, another variant of the alien blaster. Also I remember reading that the bio med gel in Robobrains, Robodogs, and the robots at Big MT is based on alien tech. Fallout 4 has comics that feature Zetan aliens.
9:13 here the funny thing. I wasn’t trying to sabotage the ride but when I turned it on it still killed them. Did I accidentally sabotage it or something? I wasn’t trying to kill them
@@kingaragornii9940 hubology is a parody of the real life scam, i mean religion called scientology. south park made an episode about it; it's season 9 episode 12 or you can find the clip on youtube where they explain what scientologists believe. tom cruise and other celebrities are a part of it they are also notorious for suing people who make fun of scientology
Love how they changed Hubbard to Hubbell, so simple, easy, creative and ironic because Hubbell is the name of the telescope that searches the stars, and Hubbard is the real-world counterpart to the Hubbell character with his science-fiction writing lmao. Oh Bethesda. The writing is always on point even if the gameplay falls short. They would be the ones to say, this crazy cult in the real world would be correct in the weird universe that is Fallout.
The Optics for Hubbell were built a few miles away from where I live in Connecticut, the same facility that built the Hexagon Spy Satellite. Cool to see someone else knows about the Hubbell.
I strongly suspect from this storyline that HUB stands for L Ron Hubbard and Scientology uses electrical probes for their sessions and they level up and pay through the nose to do this, and only at the top do they find out more about Scientology
@@mavisroadanimalclinic1375 Dont forget.. they also at the final level tell them their evil alien god overlord is waiting in his ship out in the rings of one of our planets.
No one: Toshiro Kago: "What/who are you? Where is this place?" "My sword! Where is my sword?" "What are you saying? This place does not look familiar to me. What the hell has been done to me?" "Return my sword immediately. Hurry and return it!" "What are you saying? I can't understand. Please do something!" Some other things he says can be read here: fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Toshiro_Kago
"The case of the Zetans". They are the dwarves from Elder Scrolls, when they vanished went to Zeta and kept working their tech, the returned to earth when they could and curious what happened to the world that was. They abduct possibly looking for a dragonborn or evidence of races that were.
@@abyssstrider2547 There is a theory that fallout and Elderscrolls universe are the same one. Elderscrolls takes millions of years after the nuke drops i belive
Nah the dwarves were teleported to around era 9 in the elders rolls canon in the same world and place however the tech in era 9 was so advanced that the dwarves were looked down upon for thier inferior technology unless of course your theory revolves around the possibility of the elder scrolls series taking place on a different planet and of course millions of years before human existence which is honestly a pretty intriguing concept that I believe could hold some potential and possibly be up for debate within the community
I have a new Theory that The Wild Wasteland perk is really just letting your character absorb all the visions and see the past and future like the kid that sits at the 188 in New Vegas. It would be insanely cool if you got the Psychic Nullifier from the kid and it stopped the Wild Wasteland visions
Rene certainly is a really good actor, his voice just seems to ooze authority, and confidence, and this was proof that with strong dialogue, an equally strong voice can be very entertaining, it was so strange to see him as Clayton on Benson, then Oddo on Deepsace 9, but he pulled off both seemingly effortlessly narf, narf, that tickled my funny bone every time.
I love these longer videos where you just delve deeeeeeep into interesting lore bits. I just put in headphones and listen whilst I do housework. It’s obvious you put a lot of work into them, and it pays off because they’re really cool. Thanks Nate!
There was an audiolog in Zeta that I distinctly remember, where it was a congressman or senator that had gotten snatched, and they basically forced him to tell them the nuclear launch codes. Personally, this always led me to believe that the Zetas were the ones that initiated the Great War.
That actually jives alot with what we know about the war at this point. US implicated to have started it, but no one even at the top of the totem pole knowing who launched first. China just kinda assumed it was the only other people with nukes and reacted in kind. The aliens starting it up makes sense.
35:40 you sort of missed the US army looking at that crash site in Fallout3 but you need to disable the zeta dlc to see it I think. there is a truck/base whit some holotape/terminals don't remember about this.
Hey, i found another in fallout 4, i know im a few years late but the lorenzo questline, the doctor killed his father with zeta radiation, and the farher had an artifact on his head, while it looks different, there could be a connection
I remember Bethesda saying a while back they based the Zetans on the most stereotypical 50s era view of what an alien would be. That is what Mars Attack did, too.
The last thing you said got me thinking; perhaps and most likely, Bethesda's has no idea where the Zetan story arc or purpose is going. What if, they're just holding out and looking at various fan theories and deciding to make a backstory from the most popular or credible ones? In a sense, us doing the work for them? That way no one really loses and in the end, they simply plucked the communities ideas up and ran with them...efficient and effective, if not a bit lazy. Just a thought.
It's said among some theorysts, that one way to repel an alien invasion, is nuke yourself to poison the planet, if they are after a nice spot to colonize, this could take away their interest...
That's stupid, why would they care about radiation? If they were after a nice place to colonize they could just build space habitats literally anywhere with quadrillions of times the livable space, with whatever climate, geography, flora and fauna they wanted. If they were after resources they could just mine billions of times more material from the asteroid belt much more easily because you don't have to bother with gravity. It's just Bethesda being stupid again.
9:04 - "There's also an alternate evil ending..." You see, what had happened was... I had more cores so I figured why not just fill the whole thing in. Whoops.
The aliens have the true deadliest weapon on their mothership... An army of robotic buttercup horses! Laser army with rockets and each one is 20kt of warheads!
The flat woods monster could be an injured alien that maybe lost its lower half. The idea I have for it is that propulsion thing on the flat woods monster could be what we would consider a prosthetic limb but they use propulsion devices
Yeah, as the other guy said, it does have legs, but I still don't think you're wrong. It's probably more like a wheelchair, he can't walk on his own, so the propulsion system allows him more or less regular mobility.
There is a comic book in FO4 called "Attack of the Zetans" or something like that, which suggests pop culture was atleast aware of them. Could have just selected a generic alien name, but quite a coincidence to get it right.
It’s more that much of Fallout’s setting and story is a parodic presentation of a world where Atomic Age fiction is somehow both (1) true and (2) a pop culture phenomenon as in our world.
For an in-universe explanation it could be that the Zetans are like the Illuminati. Like everyone knows of them but nobody except a few crazies believed they exist.
It's also possible that people are simply referring to the aliens as Zetans because that's what aliens had been called in pop-culture already. Upon finding real ones, people have just resorted to calling them by the pre-established term. Like if we were to find real aliens today and started calling them Xenomorphs, simply because it's a term people are familiar with.
So wich came first. The pop culture name or or the official goverment designation?? Personaly i would prefer this question never gets an answer because the question is more fun than the would be answer
Could the Zetans have some kind of connection to the ancient precursors that the Cabot family was researching? By completing Jack Cabot's questline, you can find several unique gamma guns known as zeta guns (though they are incredibly weak, you'd literally make them stronger just by turning it into a regular gamma gun), and the precursors seemingly had psychic technology, having created Lorenzo's artifact and the mysterious serum. Maybe the precursors were just an abandoned Zetan colony, and the Zetans orchestrated the Great War to prevent humanity from studying the ruins (which could mean Lorenzo accidentally indirectly caused the Great War by studying the ruins back in the 1800s. Maybe his actions put the Zetans on high alert and paved the way for the rest of humanity to discover and study the ruins), or maybe the precursors were a rival civilization that presented a real threat to the Zetans back when they were still alive.
I think his artifact is more Eldritch based than Alien based considering the city he was describing is very similar to how Relyth is described. Zeta is most likely a powerful energy source from time immemorial that weakens them. That’s why the zeta rays the Hubs bombard you with increase intelligence because it blocks their power for a time.
Honestly there's tons of weird forces at work in fallout. Eldritch,magical,super science,alien. If it's appeared in science fiction fallout has room for it. I could see the two in particular being completely unrelated in a narrative sense yet could easily end up interacting if fallout 76 keeps getting updates. Especially if they decide to do a full on alien themed event with side content of them looking at the eldritch stuff and not knowing what the fuck that's all about either
I’ve only just recently got into the fallout universe when I picked up fo4. Never played any of the other games. When the clip of Robert House was playing I knew I heard that voice somewhere before. Obviously I had to look it up and was surprised to learn the voice actor is none other than René Murat Auberjonois, the same actor who played Odo in Star Trek DS9. I guess Robert House really did get into space in a round about sort of way.
I always thought those hubologists were supposed to die in the park ride...didn't know there was a different outcome. All sounds Lovecraftian to me. You read enough of his work, you realise everything is Lovecraftian.
It's making fun of scientology, in fallout 2, it was based in California, and in San Francisco specifically, there was a vault, with a cult in it, well in real life there's a scientology building, the Curch of Scientology right here in San Francisco. I know this because I live here. And yes there are references of Lovecraft in the fallout games. I love how deep the games storyline goes. It's awesome 👌
@@kristafarr1043 Those BS "churches" are all over the country. There's a big one in LA where I used to live, along with a fancy celebrity center.. BTW you're very beautiful, have a nice day.
What should scare you is when you learn that skynet is real...i thought it was made up for the movies but recently learned that our government has a program called skynet since the seventies...
My favorite dlc was mothership zeta. I even had this mod called Terrain Starship Command where you take over the ship and become a leader of an entire army and space fleet.
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Oof - Alright some notes - This was another long one!
New Vegas did feature another "Alien reference", in the form of a small UFO camp with a few aliens we could encounter. However, it was locked behind the "Wild Wasteland" perk and pretty clearly just for giggles, furthermore even if it wasn't, it wouldn't have changed anything in the video. So I cut that.
"Zeta Rays" - Are obviously an Alien technology that posses some capacity for calming individuals and improving one's mental state. Notably, Jack Cabot offers the Sole Survivor a Zeta weapon to use against Lorenzo in the Cabot House quest-line and it very likely boasts similar origins.
June 25th, 2020 is Mr. House's birthday.
TheEpicNate315 hey, how come the zeatans are on a comic in fallout 4? Were pre war society aware of them. Ignore this if you talked about it in this vid, curently the nuka world segment just started and you forgot to mention that when referring to vanilla fallout 4
Edit: finished vid, if the gov knew, then why were those comics even alowed?
@@sombertownds149 hubology, pay them to rank in teiried religion, strange radiation, started by a sci-fi writer. Hmmm.... This sounds familiar.
ASolzhenitsyn the hubboligists were a scam with there only proof being the alien blaster
I still believe the zetans are trying to help humanity. I think they want to evolve humans to be more like them since science suggests that humans are headed on a similar evolutionary path to the zetans. I believe they genuinely have our best interest at heart. The only reason they seem so cruel is because, to them, it's very similar to animal testing. That's just my thoughts on the matter.
@@sombertownds149 yup, started by a man with Hub as the first part of their last name... Reminds me of... Something.
We really should have captured the alien and used him in the memory den to learn everything. Create a synth of it and send it back missed opportunity
Brilliant... I forget the faction names but the synth faction totally would’ve had knowledge of the Zetins and done so.
Damn for real
Question is if a memory den would actually work on one
This guys first vid is from call of Duty btw
Brilliant Idea. But there's no guarantee that the memory den works on a Zetan or if it's even possible to create a Zetan-Synth. Capturing one and in order to give him to the Institute for further research would be interessting. Maybe their scientists could build some sort of device in order to communicate with the Zetan.
Man I'm amazed that the Zatas have made it so far across the universe seeing how they can't land for shit.
Flying is easy. It's the getting back down that's hard.
@@jamescollier9196 maybe youre right
@@jamescollier9196 Im afraid that I must correct you on one specific point getting IS in fact very easy; its getting down safely that is hard
@@meepfanmeepster8620 This....is true
😄😄😄😄
I got so mad when I killed the alien and tried to show Jack Cabot the alien blaster but there was no story to it :'(
I carried the alien body all the way to the cabots door
Same
The Farmer has Return With his Shotgun hkn how’d you get it out of the cave?
Cars Of Chiland Xbox l3
@@cyberwarlock4084 the old gods essentially are aliens. The Cabot story is strongly influenced by H.P. Lovecrafts The Nameless City. His son even has a discussion with you about aliens.
Nate,
I don't think anyone on youtube currently has the passion you do in these videos. It really pays off, the fact that you have me hooked for 40 minutes is ridiculous, because I am normally the person that skips 10 seconds every minute on videos lol.
Glad that you are uploading again!
Just got the notification thanks for the like Nate! Hope all is well with you loved your Skyrim iceberg videos!!
The Nth Apple, Synonymous and Oxhorn just to name a few.
That awkward moment when you travel light years to destroy a planet and they've gone and done it themselves.
No, in Mothership Zeta there's a strong hint they might have started the war.
Yeah, been there
Karl Mjolnir so we got 2 theories of who start the war
1.By alien
2.By Vault-Tec(if cancelled movie page can be trust)
@@KarlfMjolnir We only know they sought nuclear launch codes. Whether or not they got them or what they planned to do with them hasn't been explained.
What if the aliens triggered the great war for fear of humans technological advancement
Alien blaster in fallout 3 and NV: absolute face melter
Alien blaster in fallout 4: practically a torch
And in 76 it’s a joke. Lol
I can't wait to find Zetens in Fallout 76, or Fallout 4 for that matter.
@@sithsquid1 in fallout 4 the event will trigger randomly and you see/hear a spaceship crash then you can use the radio to find the location like in FO3. it should be near oberland station
@@smolwavingsnail9028 sweet deal. Thank you.
@@sithsquid1 no worries bud. im also a fan of the zetans and the fallout lore surrounding them. not sure if there's an actual level or progression trigger for it but i noticed it's usually around the time the brotherhood show up with a little mandatory fallout exploration of everything but the main quest of course XD so around level 20+
Me: Oh I remember that quest. Dont they all die?
Nate: There is an evil ending where they all die Me: Oh.
I hated how in fo2 the hubo's always blew up Cassidy with their GOD DAMN plasma grenades in press-gang encounters
@@willothewisp4939 Yeah but, free H&K G11.
@Andy Gygi Me too. I thought it was a given that they die, I didn't knowingly "sabotage" anything, just did what they wanted.
Haha same, all I did was leave it on a few seconds after she told me to turn it off. I def do not remember sabotaging the ship
yeah i also thought that they were supposed to die, but when i think about it, i think how you can sabotage the ride is by putting one more power cell into the circuit when repairing it, i think you needed like 2 or something but i always accidentally put all 3 in, so that might be the reason lol :D
Fallout 3 has or had computer entries and audio logs that inferred the Zetans were the ones that caused the bombs to be launched in the first place. It’s been over a decade since I last went through Fallout 3 but that was one of the major plot points I can remember from the Mothership Zeta dlc. If I’m not mistaken there’s another location somewhere in the capital wasteland that has a computer entry that also suggests a foreign entity had control over the missile launch sites.
Thank you I thought I was crazy cause no one brings it up to who started fallout , and I remember the dlc log’s reference to the aliens but no one every brings it up . Is it not canon ?
Yeah, one of the many indicators that Fallout is largely parody and you’re not supposed to take it too seriously. Its writers have always loved multiple, contradictory explanations for events.
You know how fault tec is likely the one that launched them? What if that fallout higher up that was abducted by the Zetans pre-war has any tie in
@@MegaZeta contradiction or one huge coincidental fluster cluck?
@@mattmark94lol what them using proper punctuation and spelling correctly.
I'd like to imagine the reason they don't invade is to avoid meddling with the interloper and other eldritch horrors that probably outrank them in terms of power. At least that's my head canon, and the zetan's are just watching from afar or being careful to not provoke the cthulhu creatures underneath the fallout.
thanks for ruining fallout 5's dlc plot!
PaulieM91 why fallout 5 it’s probably going to happen in 76
This needs more likes! I never considered that but it makes sense, there's clearly powerful supernatural being in Fallout Earth that the Zetans probably know more about than humans, if it is why they're afraid to invade.
Well, if both theories are true, it could mean that the ancient aliens that first seeded Earth could have either been ancient Zetans, or a rival race of the Zetans, and they are just studying the result. Might actually explain why Zetans care so much about humans to use them for their Abomination research.
Maybe that ties into the theory that they caused the Great War, the tie In being that it was to prevent the growing power/influence of the interloper/al quothoth
That Japanese Samurai was funny. he was basically saying "look, idk what the hell you are saying, just where is my sword?"
The man wants his sword, give him his sword.
You can take a man out of the war but you can’t take the war out of the man
@Fungo Slungo I hear it doesn't change often.
A samurai's sword holds a great amount of sentimental value to its owner.
It's not neccesarily about him wanting to fight, but him wanting his most priced possession back.
@@grismatics his sheriffs badge you could say
I love how the exact MOMENT he starts showing Fallout 76 footage the terrain starts bugging out.
You love to see it.
@Three minute noodles not old
@Three minute noodles New 76
I mean he edited the video I'm sure that was by design lmao
Why capitalise "moment" and not "exact"
Great synopsis and I've always found the Alien lore in Fallout fun. The Hubologists and their parody of Scientology always has me laughing.
Well it's really fun to make fun of Scientology and I absolutely agree make fun of it all the time they are a horrible cult, there is one thing you need to remember when you think of Scientology
they are one of the only organizations to take on the IRS...... and they WON! 😳
That's shows how freaking scary they are, and how the most extreme of them will fear literally nothing
They are the epitome of the brainwashed cult soldier willing to target anyone and anything no matter how powerful
In Fallout 4 before you head into the cave to find the alien there’s actually a radio signal that you can tune into of the alien talking, possibly attempting to radio for help from other aliens. Once you go into the cave you can actually find the radio that the alien was using, and once you kill it the transmission goes offline.
Sus…..
7:54 "Player McPlayerFace"
I can only imagine how many characters you've gone through to get to this point.
I'm curious if Nate is intentionally skirting around the fact that Hubism is a parody of Scientology, or if his confusion is real, and he really doesn't know that Hubism basically already exists.
I was wondering the same thing.
He must be. Since South Park went the extra mile to reveal it live to everyone (like they did the mormons) it would be weird for anyone not to know about it.
Ya scientology was founded by Hubble too. He was also a science fiction author
@@biglenin7306 Scientology founder was Hubbard, not Hubble. Hubble was a scientist and the telescope was named after him.
Given how prone Scientologist are for sueing people who "tarnish their good name", I think Nate is just avoiding refering to them by name, everything else checks out.
With fallout 3 ive come to the conclusion they never will show the real intention of the aliens; the mistery itself is the main punchline of this faction. They just exist, do weird stuff and life goes on. Lets ignore them like we do with the giant octopus on the kitchen.
I love the idea of the Fallout fandom looking at the Zetans and just shrugging like "Oh, those little guys? They've always been here, don't worry about it."
Mistery? Hahahhaha
Didn’t they mind control ppl to launch the nukes And stated fallout ?
@@StonerBrosGaming420 where are the PROOFS?
Imagine them being the main players in fallout 5 faction
I love how Bethesda isn't just "referencing" Scientology. This straight up IS Scientology, down to the T.
First, the most obvious part: having to pay to get ranks. That's literally what Scientology does. You have to pay a ton of money to get a higher rank.
Then, the origin story of the "religion". The founder was a Sci-fi writer, just like Scientology's founder. The concept of a Starfather and the idea of ascencion through him, returning to planet Earth as Gods.
It's honestly hilarious and Bethesda got quite some balls to mock Scientology so obviously, considering how aggressive the cult is.
It's not bethesda, Hubology was a joke from Fallout 2, they're just retreading the same joke Interplay/Black Isle made in 1998.
@@Solathoan They still made the current game and have pretty big balls to include it, even if it is an old joke. Scientology has grown massively and has immense power and knowledge over way too many people. You know that the biggest cyber attack on the US ever was caused by Scientology? They're nutheads. Bethesda could have realistically expected dire consequences, much less than Black Isle had to in 1998.
To make it easy: Black Isle poked a dead goat with a stick. Bethesda pissed on a sleeping bear.
Right down to the *E*.T.
Gaol Break I agree I think it’s pretty sick they had the balls to actually fucking put this in there game
@@gaolbreak1090 Bethesda is poking fun at Scientology NOW, when *everyone* is. It's not remotely as "risky" for them as it was for Interplay/Black Isle. You should look up the history of Scientology. Back in 1998 we didn't know anywhere near as much about them as we do now, they were much more of a mystery and powerful in Hollywood. Hell it was seven years before South Park even made fun of them and put them more on everyone's radar. 1998 was MUCH closer to Operation Snow White, when Scientology infiltrated the US government's most powerful institutions to purge records of their own work.
You're nuts if you think Bethesda somehow "risked more". Scientology has been the butt of tons of jokes since the early 2000s, and they've hemorrhaged membership ever since that South Park episode. It took way more balls back then than the easy target they are now.
There's a lot of Scientology being trolled going on, and I like it.
I was laughing at that myself
THANK YOU!!!!
Be careful, they'll sue you...in England.
I was really going people caught that
You know you've made a cult when it's even made fun of in a videogame
Maybe the Zetans started their invasion, nuked a city or two, and then realized they messed up when the whole planet launched on itself. Now they have an invasion fleet with nothing to invade, and they are trying to figure out just exactly what to do.
That's the primary reason the aliens from the 'Worldwar' books didn't start throwing nukes.
@@JoshSweetvale what’s funny to me is that aliens could probably let loose a virus to kill us all without earth being nuke but for some reason never
@@busyg67 why would they kill valuable slaves or test subjects tho
@@Kyharra thats a good point
i think they want to build an army, like those abominations...
@@busyg67 Nanobots that dissassemble humans and their tech/civilization to their base components would be more likely. Hit the off switch after and clean, human free planet you can sell as a vacation spot lmao.
Remember the Cabot quest line? Jack uses zeta radiation to kill Lorenzo, if you choose to help Jack, that is.
The aliens: have advanced technology
The brotherhood: be a shame if someone *eyes glow red* liberated it
Enclave, big mountain brains, institute:(leans in) did we hear technology, and creaures we dont understand?"
Enclave, big mountain brains, institute: sees glowing red eyes.
Raiders: dibs
Minutemen another settlement needs your help
*hoarded it
Railroad .........
"This sounds crazy. In fact, the whole thing sounds like a scam. What kind of missionaries would demand people give them money to convert and learn about their beliefs?"
>Scientology wants to know your location
"What kind of missionaries would demand people give them money to convert and learn about their beliefs?"
All of them.
@@f.a.kefacebook5688 Objectively false.
My same train of thought. "Has this guy really never heard of Scientology?" Its fairly obvious that's what this quest chain is lampooning.
@@UncontestedV2 I dont believe he has, because like you said, they are clearly referencing Scientology, well.. rather making fun of it.
@@Ozymandias2x Maybe not DEMAND. But all forms of religions ASK you to donate money. And a lot of religious groups wont take you seriously in their church unless you're giving money, or donating things, or taking your time out of your weekdays to contribute in some way shape or form.
I swear one of the voice logs says “launch codes? What do you want with launch codes?” I personally believe they’re studying the planet and launched the bombs to cover an invasion or as a test
you are correct he somehow miss one of the biggest reveals from the DLC
@@lordofashes2570 not missed! Turns out that whole DLC is not considered cannon according to the original game writers
@@josesifuentes4329 That's the OG game writers though, not Bethesda.
@@josesifuentes4329 It's canon until Bethesda says otherwise..... to which they haven't.Just because a couple of writers who aren't really involved in the series anymore say otherwise doesn't mean its not.
@@vv414-u9p exactly especially considering how much of their stuff has slowly been rendered non-canon.
If you look behind the castle on the rear side, there is a ghoul by the name of Tom C. He can go into further detail about these little green guys.
So the whole quest and the ghoul are about scientology?
@@prezlamen7906 The hubologiests are. Scientology was based on the works of L Ron Hubbard, who was considered a failed science fiction writer before hand.
@@prezlamen7906 yes, the Hubologists are almost a word for word repackaging of Scientology.
In the fallout timeline, Robert House was born today.
Yes
Well hope this just a game and if not I'm signing up for a place in a vault.
@@Meaningtie-tr5zb better hope, it's one of the few that didn't make instantly killing experiments
So in a few years, we all need to find a Robert House and befriend him... Maybe less creepy if we just have our kids befriend him.
I say moving to las vegas sounds like a good option
"Whole thing sounds like a scam. What kind of missionaries will demand people give them money to convert and learn about their believes?"
*Tom Cruise reading up to give Nate a R2-45 audit*
Mormonism
@@quinnzykir
Mormon missionaries don't ask for money ever, and other than a tithing, which every religion has, LDS doesn't ask for money. Are you just saying that because of the word missionaries? Lol.
@@quinnzykir it was parodying scientology
@@quinnzykir yeah, as said its talking about scientology. They believe basicly ALL that crazy shit...even down to the left over spirits residing in folks brains. They call them "thetens " or some shit.
lol
@@FauxFoxPaw other churches are donations, it's not frowned upon to not give money to a church nor is it considered a "commandment" where as in LDS it is called a "Commandment" or the very least called "the law of consecration"
it may not be obligatory or required, but paying anything less than 10% of your earnings is frowned upon in the church of latter day saints.....
i mean, if were talking crazy religions, lds was created by a guy named Joeseph Smith who said he experienced a series of visions.
one in 1820 during which he saw "two personages" (presumably God and Jesus Christ), and another in 1823 in which an angel directed him to a buried book of golden plates inscribed with a Judeo-Christian history of an ancient American civilization. In 1830, Smith published what he said was an English translation of these plates called the Book of Mormon.
if you ask me, that's crazy. if it's true where are the golden plates? why not give us those? why pursue this on blind faith but bury the evidence? if that doesn't smell like a scam, then you need to reevaluate what your smelling.
of course Scientology is the most crazy bullshit religion ive heard of that people really truly believe in, but lds isn't as grounded as most members want you to believe.
In the Mothership Zeta DLC you can find a recording without Audio that clearly states that the Aliens are trying to get the nuclear launch codes from a US Soldier. You can read this if you have your ”titles” settings applied in the game.
That is actually cut dialogue and doesn't really confirm anything.
@@RE4PER Still, it's not the only thing he missed with this video.
Bethesda obviously drew a lot of inspiration from Scientology.
The inventor of Hubology was apparently named Richard Hubbell, which is not too far from L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology. Also, the central theme of Zeta is most likely inspired by Theta, another greek letter. The Thetan is supposed to be the spirit of every human, going through several cycles of rebirth like in Hinduism.
And just like Hubology, in Scientology you're forced to pay humongous sums of money to advance levels to be "further enlightened", and I suspect the founder to have originally conceived this as a scam, but since he's long gone there's probably nobody left inside the loop who actually knows the truth, just as it is with Richard Hubbell. I can't cite any sources, but apparently there's some of these levels nobody has reached yet that just catch dust in a safe somewhere in their central office, much like this level 9 of Hubology.
There's more similarities, but I guess you catch my drift.
@@LeBoomStudios Yeah it annoyed the hell out of me that he didn't mention that. The similarities are blatantly obvious....
There is an audio recording in mothership zeta too. Theycare interrogating an air force officer, and when hes about to say the nuclear lauch codes, he realises hes being mind controlled. He says somethkng like "get out of my head, ill never tell you"
RE4PER it’s still in the game and runs in text. I think it’s just a a fail from the developers, they forgot to link the sound file.
32:00 You missed the fact the Flatwoods Monster was Based on a Sighting In Flatwoods Virginia. Which was thought to be an Alien. The shape an the Fact is floats is based on Eye witness reports on what thy saw of the Creature.
Are we all just gonna ignore the fact that the Zeta gun you can steal from Jack cabot is the same exact thing on the head rest of the chair
I have a theory that the zetans are hyper sensitive to radition that being the reason they havent invaded yet, why all zetans on earth are dead or near dead, with the exception of the flatwoods monster, whose suit may provide protection from the rads.
This also explains why they were making hybrids in mothership zeta, as humans are far more rad resistant than natural zetans would be.
I mean they have glowing ones on the ship in the fallout 3 DLC but maybe that's just a plot hole 🤷♂️
Doesn’t explain why they didn’t do something before the great war they had atleast centuries but a good theory nonetheless
Thats a very interesting idea. And could potential make the pre-war governments and vault tec the immoral "good guys".
Perhaps they knew this, and realized that if they irradiated the planet they could prevent the invasion. But they wanted to be prepared, so perhaps Vault-tec was created to preserve "healthy" humans and perhaps build a spacecraft of some kind. The war was started to irradiate the earth and protect it from invasion for a while.
@@desox123
Nukes. If they’re sensitive to radiation one nuke is all it would take to mess them up.
I actually really like this theory, it fits incredibly well with the whole theme of the Zetans being the most stereotypical and cliche 1950s aliens possible, with a weakness similar to War of the Worlds. However, I think the community is failing to take into account one (possibly) related questline. Lorenzo Cabot and the artifact helmet he brought back from a lost desert city, which made him immortal and not only gave him psychic powers, but was said to not be crafted by human hands. He also went out of his way to hide the location of the ancient ruins he found, and stated that it was neither a temple nor a tomb, but didn't elaborate further. All of this used as context makes me think the Zetans were never trying to invade the Earth, so much as looking for something they had lost a long time ago.
What about the holotape recordings of the Airforce General screaming "get out of my head", implying they stole the nuclear launch codes or psychically forced the Great War
The Chinese launched the Nukes first so that’s not the case. The US had an army in power army right outside of Moscow or whichever the capital of the new China was. So Chine just sent nukes since they were gonna lose anyway
I recall that the aliens were interested in gaining control of the US nuke arsenal. However, I don't believe that they wanted to use the nukes. They were doing quite well infiltrating the world governments. I theorize they wanted to prevent the Great War because a nuked planet is much less useful to them (otherwise, why didn't they land and take over after the dust settled)? Just my thought.
@@thedigodragon Exactly my thought. A heavily irradiated planet is not very useful if you intend on colonizing it
I’m pretty sure they removed that actual audio line (can’t remember if it was cut in development, or in a patch after fan outcry) but they mistakenly failed to remove the subtitle text. I’m pretty sure I heard about that from one of the Zeta episodes of Many a True Nerd’s “fallout 3: You Only Live Once” LP.
@@snakevenom4954 moscow?
the fuck?
In hubris comics, on the top floor, you can find a comic book, invasion of the Zetans, with a picture of a Zetan alien. This proves that at least the producers of the comic know of the aliens, and probably most US citizens.
“The governments of the World are gone. They nuked themselves to Oblivion.”
And the Daedric Princes accept the tithe happily
Skyrim and fallout are actually in the same universe
Jacob Canaday
Huh.
Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet.
@@StrangeTamer178 not confirmed
@@theyawn1889 yeah I wasnt actually sure if it was confirmed or a fan theory
@@StrangeTamer178 well you can find nirnroots in fallout4 on bos ship ,called experimental plant, but there is a entry in a near terminal that has some info about the plant and it goes under the name of n1rnr00t or something similar.
Why is it that aliens are called “a superior/ more intelligent” life form, but they couldn’t learn or teach how to man an aircraft. Like these dudes always be crashing!
And a 18 year old stole a mother ship and is screwing around with there ship like its a toy
Actually I this automated defenses are giving them more of a problem than the Zatans expected. FO:4 is 210 years later and turrets are still active. I'm sure anti satellite defenses are still up, both US and Chinese.
@@Armywarfair. read the book "High Crusade". A technologically advanced society that is used to taking control of primitive worlds simply because they are so advanced try to invade an Earth village as they are ready to launch troops for the crusades. For the first time the bully met someone who is ready for a fight and the bully is not as tough as he though he was.
@@LEOSAAdvocate that actually makes a lot of sense
They always try to one up each other
Love how Aliens are invading in Fallout 76 and making this video kind of come true!? Very cool !
The aliens have also been in the cloud district
i don't get there very often
Go fk yourself nazeem
What are you saying, of course not
Nazeem: insults your wealth
Also nazeem lives in a bar with two rooms and a name that represents my sex life and no one goes in there because the bannered mare exists
...But not very often.
Mothership Zeta in FO3 was like my favourite thing I have ever encountered , being young I remember being amazed that you can encounter aliens
lol you made this 32 seconds ago
@@eyesack6845 I'm 19 minutes late replying to your reply
@@cyberwarlock4084 Really? I don't really like the zetans or ug-qualtoth story lines (Very interesting though) but they're cannon, as well as DLCs. However, I don't take Fallout 76 as full cannon. It's just WAAAY too lore breaking in my opinion. I think it should be treated like Tactics, main story and events are cannon, but the side stuff isn't. It would be nice if Bethesda could make it officially semi cannon, so I could finally be at peace and start playing 76 again.
@@cyberwarlock4084 Let me use a metaphor that explains why people have trouble with the aliens and the NotThulu stuff.
Food is delicious, when done right. Imagine though, that someone had made a really good and well made apple pie.
Then somebody else bought the recipe, and then keep insisting on putting cayenne pepper and garlic into something that vaguely resembles the apple pie we liked in the first place.
We explain to the chef that we liked the apple pie as an apple pie, and they explain that cayenne pepper and garlic is so delicious on the meals they were making before they got the pie.
With me now?
Got it. The aliens are the Apple pie because the ship is circular and the pepper is the player and other lady because they escape and kill everyone ruining the alien’s pie.
Nate: "This sounds crazy. In fact, the whole thing sounds like a scam. What kind of missionaries would demand people give them money to convert and learn about their beliefs?"
Me: SAY IT! JUST SAY IT!
Christianity
*Scientology's attorneys breathing heavily*
@@rhodritaylor7254 never heard of Scientology mate?
@@Dripbaru of course, but there are others that fit the same bill. Like christianity
@@rhodritaylor7254 Christianity doesn’t really make you pay money to “rise the ranks”
The z-gun is the answer to the Fermi paradox: They are simply afraid with their ridiculous weapons that always reveal the shooter and have very low velocity projectiles (“plasma” or otherwise).
Theese Aliens are so far ahead of us in technology, yet even they can't answer a certain question...
...why are there no toilets on the prydwen?
33482 They probably go to the front platform and make their "business" aiming down xD
@@gamerito100 I honestly thought that made the most sense. Plumbing is a bitch and it's kinda heavy.
How have I never noticed this?
I always assumed everyone just went to the front of the ship on the outside and either aim over the balcony or sat on the balcony "fence" (can't remember the correct word xD) and did their business "on/over the edge" xD
shitbombs!
With the addition of fo 76's steel dawn, 3 aliens can be found dead in the enclave research site. The enclave knew about them and must've been scared of them, they deleted all logs related to them an terminated them, you can get a glimpse at them in cell Z-05 or use the power armour glitch
What if the game Starfield is actually a continuation of the fallout series and centers around humanity resisting against the Zetans?
That’s a way cooler concept than whatever Todd probably came up with for the game
Zetans’ art style fits not starfield
Just like the Elder Scrolls is the ancient pre-pre historic history of Fallout. I get you, man -- its all connected. Like a great big wad of silly string.
@@seprithlicastia463 pls explain.. The elder scrolls timeline is complicated, with drangon breaks and stuff. But how the hell did nirn turn into the fallout world ? We actualy know some stuff about the future storylines of the elderscrolls and i have not seen anything that hints at a fallout future..
You have far too much hope. Those in the know are certain that Bethes will completely uck up Starfield and TES6. Prepare for Starfield 76.
I accidentally sabotaged the hubologists both play throughs and I thought that was just how it ended
i thought i was doing the story correctly and loaded back 8 times when the hubologists head kept exploding and i didnt know what i did wrong
I like to imagine the Star father is just an alien trolling them going “ya know what I’m in the mood to make some humans waste their life”
I remember reading a terminal in Mothership Zeta that seemed to imply the Zetans used mind control on an Air Force member to launch the nukes from the US. He was saying how he was struggling so hard to not push the launch button, but that their thoughts were in his head controlling him.
He never gave up the launch codes though
@@birdsteak9267 in real life the "football" contains the codes
However a select few others know the codes as they have to confirm the codes.
@@birdsteak9267 Doesn’t matter because the Chinese dropped the bombs first. The US was right outside of their capital
@@snakevenom4954 There is speculation Vault Tec actually launched the first nuke, but since this is a game universe who knows how it actually went unless more information is revealed in future releases.
@@snakevenom4954 I believe it’s not known who dropped first. And I’ve never heard of us being outside their capital.
Anyone else in love with the idea that in a future game we could find a former samurai just roaming the wasteland?
It would be cool to have that samurai create his own faction or something based on japanese culture, just like cesar did with roman culture, but i hope they don't become as dipshits as the legion
That would be the coolest and funniest Easter eggs ever.... I love it.
Unless you where me an just killed him an took his sword
Thank you for collecting and condensing all of the available lore into easily digestible videos. Keep up the good work!
Ever notice how every new fallout game, the Zetas look less alien? They used to be all wrinkly and green but now they have smooth skin and a far more human-esque flesh tone. In the Mothership Zeta DLC you even fight human alien hybrids. What if the whole reason they're so interested in our race is because they need human DNA to fix something in their own?
Or crazy idea is that a government faction in space modified themselves with FEV to better adapt themselves to life in space and are now trying to return home
@@asdfg2560 certainly an interesting hypothesis. I could kinda see it.
The thing is that the games aren't in chronological order.
Could be wrong tho, not an expert on the franchise
@@tiagobelo4965 Actually they are! 1,2,3,NV, and 4 all take place after the previous one. It’s only Fallout 76 that takes place before any of the other games.
@@tiagobelo4965
Yeah, they are chronological from 1 to 4, with 76 being the outlier.
What if the great war was just a "scorched earth" tactic to deny earth to the zetans
The enclave might of been on to something
A viable and considerate thought, but because they have hyper advanced technology, radiation probably wouldn't bother them.
@@donnykitsune6289 yeh but still, that's a good reason cuz why would the Zetans waste their time on taking over a spoiled planet
You have a point, but a species that advanced surely has access to terraforming technologies, or had access to that technology from having found a G.E.C.K. or similar tech somewhere in the universe. The planet being nuked wouldn't stop a super advanced race of aliens from inhabiting a Tomb World. It's kind of a stellaris type thing. Once you reach far enough in the game, you can terraform any kind of planet, even one cleansed by nuclear fire and drenched in death.
There's an ulterior motive to what the aliens are doing on the earth, and habitation seemed like the least likely instance. Otherwise they would have seized control of all governing bodies and kept something like the great war from even happening, and no one would be the wiser.
@@donnykitsune6289 that may be true, but bringing resources from home or colony to terraform a spoiled planet sounds like too much trouble for them if their plan was to steal the planet's resources
I think the Fallout Earth is exactly how the Zetans want it. When humans were going to space, they became a threat. Now they are not.
Fred Blues I always like that theory. What if we’re the space equivalent of an old Australia. A prison colony.
This is my thoughts as well. It wouldn't surprise me to learn that the Zetans are largely responsible for the Great War.
Why do they crash so often?
Juber777 They aren’t great drivers
@@Juber777 drunk driving
Maybe the Zetans just find torturing humans to be enjoyable.
"This is what Scientologists actually believe..."
Nope. I would say inspired by, but not what they belive at all.
@@sithsquid1 It's a reference to the south park episode about Scientology, Trapped in the Closet.
@@simonesingleton1836 It's not accurate. That's why I say based on...or inspired by.
@@sithsquid1 i don't think you understand how close the hubology religion is to Scientology
@@sithsquid1 no it's literally identical
The Zetans came to earth to steal our sweet rolls.
The ones we got from old lady Palmer?
Cat Im A Kitty Cat Skyrim guards: Oh no! Did someone steal your sweet roll?
Let me guess...
So it's war, then.
commies
I still remember when I played ultimate edition of Fo3 and didn't know that the Mother ship DLC existed. I was just going to see the alien crash that was in the base game and started SCREAMING as I was obducted!
Glad to know that I wasn't the only one to freak out when that DLC started. To this day, that DLC is still my top favorite DLC in any video game that I've played.
My brother bought the games for me and I wasn’t aware of any dlcs and when I got abducted I got up and ran into my brothers room to tell him. He laughed at me.
I've always enjoyed Robert House's attitude of the nuclear annihilation being a bit of a derailment. I mean, give me 200 odd years and I reckon I'd be looking at things like that too.
You know, I think Bethesda could get away with the excuse that the aliens were just having so much fun watching earth they just didn't get around to taking over. Witnessing a civilization rise up and nuke itself to death then fight for the scraps must be hilarious to evil aliens
Pretty sure since Fallout 1 had the "Property of Area 51" thing and they're Zetans, Bethesda is also HEAVILY referencing Bob Lazar, who claimed the alien saucer he worked on in S4 (a subset of Area 51) was from the Zeta Reticuli star system
@He-Man The saucer in fallout does say it was property of area 51 and to please return it. Area 51 was planned to be included in fallout 2 but was cut and there was talks to include it in new vegas which never made it pass that stage as the area around area 51 was deemed "boring". Whether it is truly canon to the fallout universe is hard to say and many think that big mt is just fallout's equivalent to area 51 now anyway.
Zeta reticuli is solidly rigged into our real world alien mythology, they probably referenced him and many other things altogether
You missed a few things.
There’s a terminal in the Citadel that mentions a report of the government detecting an alien spaceship crashing (but it couldn’t be recovered). The final line is something like “One thing is for certain. We are not alone.”
Then there’s the alien spaceship crashing overhead in Fallout 3 that drops the Firelance, another variant of the alien blaster.
Also I remember reading that the bio med gel in Robobrains, Robodogs, and the robots at Big MT is based on alien tech.
Fallout 4 has comics that feature Zetan aliens.
9:13 here the funny thing. I wasn’t trying to sabotage the ride but when I turned it on it still killed them. Did I accidentally sabotage it or something? I wasn’t trying to kill them
Wait, a 40 minute video?! And I have nothing to do for the rest of the night! Thank you Nate!!!
And 18 seconds
Lmao. Scientologists are the missionaries in question.
Yup
Yup
*Please, explain?*
@@kingaragornii9940 hubology is a parody of the real life scam, i mean religion called scientology. south park made an episode about it; it's season 9 episode 12 or you can find the clip on youtube where they explain what scientologists believe. tom cruise and other celebrities are a part of it
they are also notorious for suing people who make fun of scientology
@@666FallenShadow
I see, but does Tom Cruise act like a scientologist in your eyes, when others criticise the 'religion'?
Love how they changed Hubbard to Hubbell, so simple, easy, creative and ironic because Hubbell is the name of the telescope that searches the stars, and Hubbard is the real-world counterpart to the Hubbell character with his science-fiction writing lmao. Oh Bethesda. The writing is always on point even if the gameplay falls short. They would be the ones to say, this crazy cult in the real world would be correct in the weird universe that is Fallout.
The Optics for Hubbell were built a few miles away from where I live in Connecticut, the same facility that built the Hexagon Spy Satellite. Cool to see someone else knows about the Hubbell.
I strongly suspect from this storyline that HUB stands for L Ron Hubbard and Scientology uses electrical probes for their sessions and they level up and pay through the nose to do this, and only at the top do they find out more about Scientology
Bethesda does t get credit for the naming, that was done by black isle
@@mavisroadanimalclinic1375 Dont forget.. they also at the final level tell them their evil alien god overlord is waiting in his ship out in the rings of one of our planets.
Did Hubbell get a eulogy?
Towards the end I 100% thought you were gonna say "todd howard is one himself"
No one:
Toshiro Kago:
"What/who are you? Where is this place?"
"My sword! Where is my sword?"
"What are you saying? This place does not look familiar to me. What the hell has been done to me?"
"Return my sword immediately. Hurry and return it!"
"What are you saying? I can't understand. Please do something!"
Some other things he says can be read here: fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Toshiro_Kago
"All that's left is disorganized tribes and small city-states."
The NCR: Am I a joke to you?
*Look at New Vegas*
Yes, absolutely
what about the rebublic of dave
Yes yes they are
@@keigankelley8307 We musn't forget the Republic of Dave!!
Ethan Davies essentially, yes.
Here’s a theory, the mannequins know everything and plan in secret, waiting for you to drop your guard...
Aren't the manequins actually Institute cameras just like the crows? Like, canonically.
Danijel Prosenik honestly I can’t remember
Oh no, they’d be the fallout equivalent of the weeping angels
@@RookieCommentor Or SCP-173, which was actually published a month or two before Doctor Who's "Blink" episode first aired
@@killernyancat8193 Yeah they were made independent of one another because the episode would have been written earlier also.
Is no one talking about the fact that Richard Hubble is Fallout's version of L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of scientology?
You forgot about the Cabot family, who have arguably the most interesting dealings with aliens.
I think they referred to an ancient alien race, more in line with Lovecraft
Yeah like the Dunwitch monster story like in his other video
you forgot Jack Cabot, and the fact that the zetans had been to earth before- and is likely the source of the artifact
The cabots are inspired of a more lovecraftian type of cosmic creatures, not the green marcians type of aliens like the zetans
Yeah, the aliens from the Cabot family backstory are supposed to be, like, several stories tall or something.
I always felt it was another species in general
In my main playthrough 10,000 caps is a poor man's pocket money
Fr though. Lol I just make water purifiers and eventually get sick of making money. Made a giant facility on spectacle island.
@@JamesBond-xx1lv I don’t even use money. I just trade for water
@@LuminaTheGun I guess you can do that too, but I just like a fat wallet. Lol
@@LuminaTheGun that's literally what caps are supposed to represent. Access to fresh water.
Same
It is funny that New Vegas has so little context relating to Aliens when Nevada is where Area 51 is
"The case of the Zetans". They are the dwarves from Elder Scrolls, when they vanished went to Zeta and kept working their tech, the returned to earth when they could and curious what happened to the world that was. They abduct possibly looking for a dragonborn or evidence of races that were.
Ummmm, you are joking? Right?
Lil Heinz94 *She
@@abyssstrider2547 There is a theory that fallout and Elderscrolls universe are the same one. Elderscrolls takes millions of years after the nuke drops i belive
Nah the dwarves were teleported to around era 9 in the elders rolls canon in the same world and place however the tech in era 9 was so advanced that the dwarves were looked down upon for thier inferior technology unless of course your theory revolves around the possibility of the elder scrolls series taking place on a different planet and of course millions of years before human existence which is honestly a pretty intriguing concept that I believe could hold some potential and possibly be up for debate within the community
But elder scrolls is the future of fallout
I have a new Theory that The Wild Wasteland perk is really just letting your character absorb all the visions and see the past and future like the kid that sits at the 188 in New Vegas. It would be insanely cool if you got the Psychic Nullifier from the kid and it stopped the Wild Wasteland visions
When I first killed the flat woods monster, I almost lost my mind when I realized it was an alien
Rene certainly is a really good actor, his voice just seems to ooze authority, and confidence, and this was proof that with strong dialogue, an equally strong voice can be very entertaining, it was so strange to see him as Clayton on Benson, then Oddo on Deepsace 9, but he pulled off both seemingly effortlessly narf, narf, that tickled my funny bone every time.
Don't forget Dr Tewksbury on frasier
@@caseco4979 "I'll be there in half an hour."
"WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?!"
"... Make that an hour."
He also played Paul on "Boston Legal" the much put upon managing partner of the law firm.
They are just the dwemers
wedding invite
All of those years of technological advancement just to crash and end up in a cave like his ancestors
Agreed! The signs are there.
Nirn and earth are def two different planets.
*Dwemer
Someone finally said it!
I love these longer videos where you just delve deeeeeeep into interesting lore bits. I just put in headphones and listen whilst I do housework. It’s obvious you put a lot of work into them, and it pays off because they’re really cool. Thanks Nate!
There was an audiolog in Zeta that I distinctly remember, where it was a congressman or senator that had gotten snatched, and they basically forced him to tell them the nuclear launch codes. Personally, this always led me to believe that the Zetas were the ones that initiated the Great War.
That actually jives alot with what we know about the war at this point. US implicated to have started it, but no one even at the top of the totem pole knowing who launched first. China just kinda assumed it was the only other people with nukes and reacted in kind. The aliens starting it up makes sense.
Yeah, which is dumb as shit and goes against fallout entirely.
Ekkie Ekk how does it go against fallout entirely? Zetans are completely canon through and through
Lebron Fitzgerald it betrays the theme of the fallout games, were the Great War was man’s folly.
35:40 you sort of missed the US army looking at that crash site in Fallout3 but you need to disable the zeta dlc to see it I think.
there is a truck/base whit some holotape/terminals don't remember about this.
Hey, i found another in fallout 4, i know im a few years late but the lorenzo questline, the doctor killed his father with zeta radiation, and the farher had an artifact on his head, while it looks different, there could be a connection
Nice
The Zetans sound like the aliens from "Mars Attacks"...
Ciarasteina they sound like Halo grunts to me
Sounds more like something L. Ron Hubbard would write about and brainwash people with
I remember Bethesda saying a while back they based the Zetans on the most stereotypical 50s era view of what an alien would be. That is what Mars Attack did, too.
the mars attacks aliens only say ack ack the zetans use other words
@@keigankelley8307 NEEERRRRDD!
The last thing you said got me thinking; perhaps and most likely, Bethesda's has no idea where the Zetan story arc or purpose is going. What if, they're just holding out and looking at various fan theories and deciding to make a backstory from the most popular or credible ones? In a sense, us doing the work for them? That way no one really loses and in the end, they simply plucked the communities ideas up and ran with them...efficient and effective, if not a bit lazy. Just a thought.
It's said among some theorysts, that one way to repel an alien invasion, is nuke yourself to poison the planet, if they are after a nice spot to colonize, this could take away their interest...
Makes sense. if they came for resources n you basically blow it all up. Now they have no reason to bother with you.
That's stupid, why would they care about radiation? If they were after a nice place to colonize they could just build space habitats literally anywhere with quadrillions of times the livable space, with whatever climate, geography, flora and fauna they wanted. If they were after resources they could just mine billions of times more material from the asteroid belt much more easily because you don't have to bother with gravity. It's just Bethesda being stupid again.
This is the prime defense of any primitive civilization I build an observation post above in Stellaris, so yeah...
The Zeta star system is just under 40 light years away from our star Sol.
Let's see if the system is in Starfield. John
9:04 - "There's also an alternate evil ending..."
You see, what had happened was...
I had more cores so I figured why not just fill the whole thing in. Whoops.
I knew I wasn't the only one who thought that it was supposed to happen! I thought it was just a silly and dark ending
Same.
The aliens have the true deadliest weapon on their mothership... An army of robotic buttercup horses! Laser army with rockets and each one is 20kt of warheads!
lol Indeed, and they're made deliberately cute so children will want to play with them. TROJAN HORSES! AAAHHHHH!
"Fallout 1 to Fallout 76"
sounds like your saying theres 76 different games
Imagine Bethesda having that good of a release schedule.
Chris_Wooden_Eye | ikr, 76 is a rip-off
Ikr 76 wastelanders is great
@@amatanata
By "great" you mean there's still Nothing to do after the main story other than grinding?
Chris_Wooden_Eye I’m finally playing it since it’s free on the gamepass but I’ll never put a penny into that trash can of a game
My head canon is that there trying to study the elderitch being under the east coast
The flat woods monster could be an injured alien that maybe lost its lower half. The idea I have for it is that propulsion thing on the flat woods monster could be what we would consider a prosthetic limb but they use propulsion devices
Nah, you can see its legs, they're tiny and stumpy baby legs.
Yeah, as the other guy said, it does have legs, but I still don't think you're wrong. It's probably more like a wheelchair, he can't walk on his own, so the propulsion system allows him more or less regular mobility.
There is a comic book in FO4 called "Attack of the Zetans" or something like that, which suggests pop culture was atleast aware of them. Could have just selected a generic alien name, but quite a coincidence to get it right.
It’s more that much of Fallout’s setting and story is a parodic presentation of a world where Atomic Age fiction is somehow both (1) true and (2) a pop culture phenomenon as in our world.
For an in-universe explanation it could be that the Zetans are like the Illuminati. Like everyone knows of them but nobody except a few crazies believed they exist.
It's also possible that people are simply referring to the aliens as Zetans because that's what aliens had been called in pop-culture already. Upon finding real ones, people have just resorted to calling them by the pre-established term.
Like if we were to find real aliens today and started calling them Xenomorphs, simply because it's a term people are familiar with.
So wich came first. The pop culture name or or the official goverment designation?? Personaly i would prefer this question never gets an answer because the question is more fun than the would be answer
Could the Zetans have some kind of connection to the ancient precursors that the Cabot family was researching? By completing Jack Cabot's questline, you can find several unique gamma guns known as zeta guns (though they are incredibly weak, you'd literally make them stronger just by turning it into a regular gamma gun), and the precursors seemingly had psychic technology, having created Lorenzo's artifact and the mysterious serum. Maybe the precursors were just an abandoned Zetan colony, and the Zetans orchestrated the Great War to prevent humanity from studying the ruins (which could mean Lorenzo accidentally indirectly caused the Great War by studying the ruins back in the 1800s. Maybe his actions put the Zetans on high alert and paved the way for the rest of humanity to discover and study the ruins), or maybe the precursors were a rival civilization that presented a real threat to the Zetans back when they were still alive.
I think his artifact is more Eldritch based than Alien based considering the city he was describing is very similar to how Relyth is described. Zeta is most likely a powerful energy source from time immemorial that weakens them. That’s why the zeta rays the Hubs bombard you with increase intelligence because it blocks their power for a time.
Honestly there's tons of weird forces at work in fallout. Eldritch,magical,super science,alien. If it's appeared in science fiction fallout has room for it. I could see the two in particular being completely unrelated in a narrative sense yet could easily end up interacting if fallout 76 keeps getting updates.
Especially if they decide to do a full on alien themed event with side content of them looking at the eldritch stuff and not knowing what the fuck that's all about either
I always thought the tunnelers were what he was referring to in the Mojave wasteland
I’ve only just recently got into the fallout universe when I picked up fo4. Never played any of the other games. When the clip of Robert House was playing I knew I heard that voice somewhere before. Obviously I had to look it up and was surprised to learn the voice actor is none other than René Murat Auberjonois, the same actor who played Odo in Star Trek DS9. I guess Robert House really did get into space in a round about sort of way.
Good luck and good fun in the wastes scavver! May Atom bless you with his warmth
after this and the skyrim video ive decided that “without further ado, lets do further” is a genuinely amazing intro good job on that one
Toshiro Kago was such a wasted opportunity for some really cool lore.
I always thought those hubologists were supposed to die in the park ride...didn't know there was a different outcome.
All sounds Lovecraftian to me.
You read enough of his work, you realise everything is Lovecraftian.
But hubhology is making fun of Scientology
It's making fun of scientology, in fallout 2, it was based in California, and in San Francisco specifically, there was a vault, with a cult in it, well in real life there's a scientology building, the Curch of Scientology right here in San Francisco. I know this because I live here. And yes there are references of Lovecraft in the fallout games. I love how deep the games storyline goes. It's awesome 👌
@@kristafarr1043 Those BS "churches" are all over the country. There's a big one in LA where I used to live, along with a fancy celebrity center.. BTW you're very beautiful, have a nice day.
Amazing video! Really informative, i enjoyed it!
Im going through all Fallouts atm, so i will experience these events and lore by myself. Thx again!
When he mentioned "Skynet", who else thought of the Terminator?
Pretty sure that's an intentional reference.
I was imagining a sort of fish net, attached to a plane. Catching birds.
Yup.
I a fool.
What should scare you is when you learn that skynet is real...i thought it was made up for the movies but recently learned that our government has a program called skynet since the seventies...
@@nicholasjohnson10011 oh lawd he comin'
I knew it sounded familiar
My favorite dlc was mothership zeta. I even had this mod called Terrain Starship Command where you take over the ship and become a leader of an entire army and space fleet.
Fun fact: The flatwoods monster is based off a real urban legend.
all this lore is based in what happened and happens in real life with the secret space program and ancient pre-younger dryas cover-up. all real
Woah, who would've guessed
Holy shit bro that's only something that takes a dummy high 1 8 9 IQ.
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There here already?
It never dawned on me that the hobologists was more zeta storyline. I thought it was just making fun of scientology