This should be added to the game, create a lore section in the main menu with unlockable videos like this, new players and veterans alike will thank you.
the brotherhood is going to show up and think, what the heck are all these crazy dressed people with crazy names and living in ridiculous houses doing here? and where’d all this gold come from?
I think they'd feel right at home down in Filth Holler with Whoden & his neighbors Fishbone, Black Eye & Bruiser. C'mon down to Filth Holler. We've got mob spawns to grind for noobs & Overseers alike. You need plastic? Go steal Fishbone's shit! Don't forget to snap a photo with the Alan Shepard Easter Egg. If I haven't already scrapped, of course.
HELP MY!!! My muscles are too big! I am a big tall man and my muscles are even BIGGER! I use them to get views but they HURT so much!!! Because they are heavy. Do you have any advice, dear ryan
The BoS didn't leave Lost Hills until after the Vault Dweller showed up. I can't remember whether or not it was right after the game or a couple years later, but it definitely was not 60 years prior in West Virginia of all places. And the lore of the BoS is a little bad honestly, they make up for it by being awesome. If I remember correctly, Maxson just made the entire hierarchy, aesthetic, and goal, in just a couple of months or less, then invited his military friends to join him, and then they were inbred losers for 60 years, then the Vault Dweller showed up. He finished making it not too long before the nukes dropped, so there is no chance that some guy in West Virginia decided he would steal everything Maxson came up with, and invite all of HIS military friends to join the BoS. At this time in the "Fallout history", the Brotherhood was isolated from the outside world in California. Bethesda writers, seemingly incapable of coming up with new iconic factions, "retconed" it so they could show up in the East Coast at the time this game takes place. I'm not gonna say New Vegas's factions are perfect because factions like the Legion got the abrupt end of the stick when it comes to the development time of the game and ended up undercooked in a lot of areas. But even with that, they are far better written and better integrated to the story than Fallout 4's dumb factions to their story of their game.
So cool to hear the full story all tied together like this, rather than all out of order in bits and pieces of notes and holotapes that I just happened to find here and there.
Nice Ken Burns vibes. Needed for all the factions from the get go. Instead we got bits on diner napkins that took weeks to find. WE were supposed to create the storyline?! C'mon
Totally Jargs. I didn't find it as haphazard in-game, but it is really cool to be told everything I already found out but in this nice succinct format.
there's actually loads of stuff from older fallouts either influenced or referenced in this game, including the return of Floaters but done in a different and actually pretty neat direction.
Hey I heard brother hood of steel knights scribes and all of the other rankings but do you think the steel dawn spec ops bos will finish the fight and kill off all scorchbeast instead of just setting up coms for the December update
It should be noted that, on paper, the OG Fallout76 story is in fact surprisingly good...but holy shit was it "presented" in the most awful, ass-backwards, tedious, boring way imaginable. Quite a shame too, because if the game was made in the setting where all of the dead factions were alive and had all of the obscurely hidden background lore actually take place as the game's events, it would be some serious 10/10 stuff.
Phil spencer doesn’t have the power to do that, Bethesda doesn’t join Microsoft until next year. also he’s pretty busy with the Xbox launch, probably the longest launch ever, never heard of a product taking people months to get
See? Aproaching this way, you can actually make some of us players return to the game. I was away for a while, there was nothing more for me in the game.
@@zacharytaylor5172 This is a lore video explaining to loud and older fans of the franchise why the BoS is in Fallout 76 . What he meant was that they are adding new content with proper reasoning which causes players to return to this game .
Well, after finishing the quests, I just started a new, solo-only lore character to really explore and delve deep into the story of the game. I find that gives me things to do when I exhaust new content. That being said, I do agree that they need to keep the momentum going and keep releasing new content. Wastelanders was incredible but we need to have small questlines released in between major quest updates to keep players going. Content like Daily Ops are fun distractions but there's only so many times you can do those things.
@@averagegamer3953 I sadly dont have the means of recording my voice or anything, but I make reddit posts for the series, since Shoddy stopped his a few years ago. All credit goes to Shoddy, I'm just co tuning his legacy
He died like he lived, a story for another time. RIP Storyteller. I say died because the founders of that channel are no longer there and I highly doubt we will see any more of him
Brotherhood: Were here to end the scorch plague Me, sipping a nuka cola-its-got-my-blood-in-it: No bother. Also, the queen's dead....again and again and again and again and....
@@Deadlyvoltage3 but for them to recap it and also lay it all out there for people who don't is really nice. Usually you just loot and find the story that way, but now that it's there, they can add to it without anyone saying they're lost.
The BoS didn't leave Lost Hills until after the Vault Dweller showed up. I can't remember whether or not it was right after the game or a couple years later, but it definitely was not 60 years prior in West Virginia of all places. And the lore of the BoS is a little bad honestly, they make up for it by being awesome. If I remember correctly, Maxson just made the entire hierarchy, aesthetic, and goal, in just a couple of months or less, then invited his military friends to join him, and then they were inbred losers for 60 years, then the Vault Dweller showed up. He finished making it not too long before the nukes dropped, so there is no chance that some guy in West Virginia decided he would steal everything Maxson came up with, and invite all of HIS military friends to join the BoS. At this time in the "Fallout history", the Brotherhood was isolated from the outside world in California. Bethesda writers, seemingly incapable of coming up with new iconic factions, "retconed" it so they could show up in the East Coast at the time this game takes place.
@@White_Tiger93So are you just gonna keep spamming that on people's posts? Since you made that claim last week on a separate Bethesda video and are now just copy-pasting it. Because what you're saying is absolutely false, ignoring what is known about early Brotherhood activity. The Brotherhood were active way before the Vault Dweller ever began their journey. Please read the lore before being one of those people who yell "rEtCoN" when they see something they don't understand.
@@White_Tiger93 "The BoS didn't leave Lost Hills until after the Vault Dweller showed up." --- Maxson: "When we heard about the missing caravans, we sent out a few scouts east and the north. The ones who went north never returned. One came back from the east. He talked about a score of strange beings, all muscle with burnin' eyes. The Elder's aren't doin' squat, but I'm getting ready just the same." "Paladins are in charge of all security and outside activities. I remember tradin' with the Hub, goin' on scouting missions for the Elders. Ah man, those ware a good times." Vree: "This is truly amazing. Some of the Knights on a patrolling expedition came across an unusual creature. This creature appears to be humanoid, and quite possibly was once of a human state. However, there are many differences in the structure of this creature than that of normal humans." --- And no, the Brotherhood became what it is after the bombs dropped.
They don't have veribirds at this point in time; don't expect them to be a full army like Fallout 4 yet - they're an expedition with some new recruits.
I remember early after this game’s release, people were questioning what the hell the Brotherhood was doing in West Virginia when older lore stated they should still be in California primarily at the time of Fallout 76. Now it makes a lot more sense!
to be fair; they explained it well.. if you followed the lore drops. but people just knee jerk and complain. honestly the better question is what becomes of the appalachian chapter by fallout 3/4 timespan wise; considering the close proximity to DC.. with the revival of the chapter. makes you wonder.
@@Blaez_Dev The main problem was that much of the (rather surprisingly well-written) lore is scattered in a way where it's easy to accidentally get the order of events jumbled up, and previously the holotapes couldn't be replayed which also accidentally got cut off by various local event announcers. So rather, the explanation is there but the method to listen to it was accidentally difficult to get in the intended way. Which is a huge shame because if there was some sort of lore codex in the menu that had bits of it unraveled by finding the holotapes to put things together easier, the full story would finally be able to appreciated.
The BoS didn't leave Lost Hills until after the Vault Dweller showed up. I can't remember whether or not it was right after the game or a couple years later, but it definitely was not 60 years prior in West Virginia of all places. And the lore of the BoS is a little bad honestly, they make up for it by being awesome. If I remember correctly, Maxson just made the entire hierarchy, aesthetic, and goal, in just a couple of months or less, then invited his military friends to join him, and then they were inbred losers for 60 years, then the Vault Dweller showed up. He finished making it not too long before the nukes dropped, so there is no chance that some guy in West Virginia decided he would steal everything Maxson came up with, and invite all of HIS military friends to join the BoS. At this time in the "Fallout history", the Brotherhood was isolated from the outside world in California. Bethesda writers, seemingly incapable of coming up with new iconic factions, "retconed" it so they could show up in the East Coast at the time this game takes place.
@@White_Tiger93 They took in survivors on their way from mariposa to lost hills; showing maxon's character despite his feelings toward the government showing the kind of person he was; based upon fallout 1/2 lore. fallout 3's chapter was a splinter that disagreed with the BOS' handling of outsiders post F1/2 and so they were pushed out: much in the same way as the mid-western chapter earlier in BOS History; Lyons Founded his chapter in the east in 2255; The Appalachian Chapter was formed after contact was made via/satelite communication which would have been impossible for the first few weeks after the bombs dropped due to EM interference in the atmosphere if we're talking realistically which is addressed here.. just because you don't like the expanded detail given to the early years of the bos ((which really hasn't been touched on mind you since the early days of the series.. and so expanded lore.. is very.. nice even if you don't seem to have a mind for it clearly.)) The Isolationist BOS/Culty BOS we're familiar with was the result of maxon's death his predecessors such as his son as explained here memorialized him after his passing but had a very different view point. which lead to isolation. the lore makes sense.
Ermm this is the story of the appalachian brotherhood, but nothing is stated about the BOS that will come 8 years later on the update.... I dont see how this is supposed to "fill that gap" because it doesnt even try... is expected this will be understood with in-game content.
Honestly? There's been a pretty solid history of high quality machinima, atleast the stuff that gets remembered (i.e. Red vs Blue), and Bethesda has released "Creation Kits" (tools 2 steps short of their in house ones, and far beyond what any other dev releases) for their Fallout/Elder Scrolls titles. Companies usually don't do promo like this unless its an extra hidden inside a collectors edition.
Ok I actually like the idea that Appalachia became so hostile that many had to leave, and vault dwellers would’ve been the last group to venture out and die, but because of the elapsed time, many wastelanders including major factions are returning to see what’s left of the state, unknowingly thriving and rumors spread that Appalachia is safe again
I do like the idea of Vault dwellers gathered what they found out from the dead responders, raiders and brotherhoods to take out SQB so the wastelanders can return and settle in
weird seeing all the comments under this being like “a return to the lore of originals! finally recognition of the old games!” when literally every piece of lore talked about in this video was in the game at launch. Still a great video and good to see that people newer to the game can now appreciate some of the story/lore and get caught up on what it has to offer without having to dig too deep
@@xboxseriesxoverlord Shouldn’t really be a thing if the BoS will be involved as well. They didn’t have conflict until much much later on in the timeline. I think sometime before FO3? Read the lore and you’ll see
@Ethan Good What’s more is that the BoS are using Vertibirds in 76 yet they didn’t have them until after Fallout 2 when they acquired the plans from the Enclave. I think I got that right
I wish that there was an option to play offline because playing with other real people is fun but sometimes I just want to hang out with some NPC'S and not worry about some dude killing me
This is the first truly good thing about Fallout that I've seen since 76 was released. Bethesda should focus more on storyline content and new map space for exploration.
@@spartangrizzly3086 Yes. They need map space which, at the very least, is along the lines of the DLC in FO3 and NV. My understanding is that the areas in the expeditions which you refer to are a few hundred yards wide or so. I sincerely hope that's not the case.
@@nygeriunprence basically an excursion outside of the normal boundaries of the Appalachian map. Might be something small, like new locations that were added (for example the Burrows or Vault 94), or something large, like ManilaJohn01 above describes. Little is known other than the general idea at this time.
There should be a video like this for every faction in 76. I thoroughly enjoyed all of the pieces being officially put together after discovering them 2 years ago.
I'm really glad they actually provided am actual brilliant reason to why the BoS is in Appalachia. I was so angry when i found out they were in Appalachia but now I'm intrigued to see them come back
This was super amazing! Oh the voice of the Narrator was perfect! Well done Bethesda, hopefully we can get more of these Story videos! Maybe videos of the Appalachian Enclave, the Responders and the Free States factions!
hehehe so true! BOS: Mmmm there are trouble in all america with supermutants, and an isolated scorched problem 3200 kms away.... LETS WORK TOGETHER AGAINST THE SCORCHED! No doubts why they where frontline soldiers and not strategists.
I had to look at least three times to make sure this was an official Bethesda channel. I'm still not sure if I'm being duped - this seems more fan made.
This is a far better approach to both old fans and newcomers, something as simple as this can quickly rebuild your reputation with us, please keep bringing new content that makes sense in the Fallout universe.
@@AnX555 i agree at least they’re something original uknow? I was kinda meh about them bringing the brotherhood back cant we have a single fallout without them for once? .. but hey im still looking forward to the update either way
I like how it shows the conflict inside brotherhood of steel: if they really used the nuke, they could have wiped out the scorchbeast problem and saved themselves and everybody else. But you know, got to stick with the principle to death.
Original Maxson Brotherhood? Hell yea borther! Weird but cool Lyons Brotherhood? Ad Victoriam! New Maxson Diet Brotherhood who is hell-bent on killing synths just because? Hahahah blimp goes down.
Great job tying everything together! I really hope the Enclave gets more attention. They’re good guys, but they’re bad guys too. Maybe in the future the Brotherhood and the Enclave clash!
These are the Fallout vibes we’ve been missing since Fallout 3. Hell yeah Bethesda, thank you for putting in the work to fixing fallout 76 and the franchise
Ok, so I am a military vet and I am in love with military documentaries. This had that exact feel and it rubbed me the exact RIGHT way, this was pretty legit!
"Thank you Bethesda" for what? For raping our favourite franchise since 2008? It would have been so much better if the franchise belonged to Obsidian from the get go instead of Todd Howard's greedy fucking hands.
This is a great summing up of the story so far. Even though I do like the holotapes and notes (which are very well done) it's most helpful to have it all pulled together in a coherent whole like this. Thanks Bethesda!
Seems pretty in line and looking forward to seeing the Wastelands known Hi-Tech Saviors/or Raiders in action. Hopefully they deliver the full and true Brotherhood of Steel Experience
But, didn’t the Brotherhood try to secure West Virginia and fail? Is this a sort of BoS West Virginia chapter 2? Either way, I can’t wait, and Bethesda, thank you for this background to the most powerful militant faction in the wasteland.
We can consider this BOS coming is not physically related to the one already death in appalachia, the video states they all die, so must be another ones.
@@blitzisfun I had already a message on this video talking about all the chances I could imagine (one being the West expedition coming with maxons descendants involved)
@@blitzisfun The Brotherhood arriving to 76 is a Expeditionary Force being sent from the West Coast in order for Elder Maxson to regain contact with the now collapsed West Virginian Chapter of the bos. Or that’s what It seems to be based off this video.
@@supersammy6729 Actually it has been theorised that the brotherhood expeditionary force came to appalachia without Maxson´s concentiment based on what a morse code that was in an radio station said.
I can’t believe that Bethesda is giving Tara Gillespie free reign with adapting her fallout fanfic into an actual game, well done Bethesda giving fanfiction.net writers a chance at seeing their pieces come to life. I love how they gave Cassandra Clare a chance to turn her doc into a game. She wrote Fallout 4. I’m just so pumped that they let Tara XXXBloodyWrists666XXX Gillespie, the person who wrote My Immortal make Fallout 76.
In few words: -They ignored the Eastern BOS the 1st time to create a BOS-subdivision in F3 (lyons) that had exactly the same lore problems (dont follow the typical brotherhood codes, they aid and share technology) -They take the Eastern BOS Airships Idea to use it on F4 -Now some other BOS comes to apalachia... (West? Chicago Detachment? Another One?) -Knowing Bethesda this brotherhood wont be the elitist motherfuckers they tend to be, so I can imagine for a third time a super-kind Brotherhood giving presents to every wastelander just because they lived in a Vault... (instead, they would be opening the vaults, taking every piece of technology and leaving the area to his fate).. The most interesting topic here is what they are going to do with them... There could 3 posibilities... A- Is another brotherhood.. they could do anything, (would be a joke, made little sense but could lead to unexpected moves/story) B- Is part of the chicago BOS: (they could and probably should die here so it never again apears on lore, just what Bethesda wants related to this part of the lore) C- Is the expedition coming from the West that over in DC/F3 (made zero sense... they reached that area 150 years later and appalachia is very close to DC to require such amount of time... 100 years fighting the scorched? I see that improbable... Seriously if its not B (what I really think Bethesda would preffer to avoid) I dont know how the hell they expect to fit the holes on this... I only consider B as they maybe consider "we dont care a shit about F tactics, so lets kill this brotherhood so we dont have to hear about them again... If this happen the BOS are not going to come as saviors but as motherfuckers that need to be killed... however I Still dont have any idea how they could manage this plot on a place full of scorched... one o 2 or there is no story expected (they come, say hello and nothing else) or they just eliminate the scorched and became the new enemies.... I really cant imagine any other belivable explanation... And I really hope this wont be C, but they reused so much content from fallout 4 that I wont be surprised that they did this just to put an airship on the map. Sidenote: I am the only one what would see WAY MORE BELIVABLE this would be related to an enclave expansion force moving to take DC (or coming from this one, maybe to get control of nuclear missiles) rather than place again the BOS in the game because fanservice? especially by dates... They could also be interested easily by the scorched, like learn how it was so contagious (and later use it on the Curling13 development) or to apply this creatures into their Bio-weapons research division, just like the ones seen with deathclaws... this could also easly be bound to their technology of "mind control" (they used to control deathclaws on f3 with technology) as the scorched has some kind of link between them if I dont remember it wrong.
@@Svenne-man-1880 New Vegas lore doesn’t matter without 3, sorry to tell you but events of 3 are mentioned in New Vegas, so literally New Vegas Lore can’t matter without other established 3 lore.
Who here wished it was Ron Perlman narrating? He was the original narrator for Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout 3, Fallout Tactics BoS and Fallout New Vegas.
@@Amory-wd3ws Probably because the Enclave doesn't do well as a throw away villain. At this point in time they don't have all the super advanced power armour and are still organizing and growing.
Despite their radical portrayal in Fallout 4, this video shows the origins of Brotherhood of Steel were that of heroism, sacrifice and nobility. They were born as heroes, 200 years later, they returned as conquerors.
@@dawey8897 exactly. Everyone likes to whine about what a few misguided elders did to fuck up the brotherhood's reputation, and they completely ignore how much more screwed the wasteland would be if the brotherhood wasn't there.
@@Gabranicus personally in a wasteland setting i dont think it would be perfect if a bunch of people wearing high tech armor, wielding high tech weaponry, has ties to old word ideology, is xenophobic would be goody toe shoes. They are just another faction who cares for themselves. Theyre not minutemen or followers of the apocalypse. Theyre a military group with the hard-on for confiscating and using tech. And they shoot laser from their eyes
I thought the Brotherhood communications center was at Spruce Knob? That’s the biggest thing I’ve been wondering about Steel Dawn - what the Knights will think of the Settlers occupying the center.
Based on the technology of holotape games, I would say it is possible to send images through computers. After all Lost Hill did transmitted the whole plan for the ultracite Power Armor to WV
Your telling me the BoS went to Appalachia this early in the timeline but took another 150 years to reach D.C.? I'm glad Bethesda is seemingly going back into the era of the original Fallouts but having the BoS active in this part of the country this early on doesn't make much sense. The only way I can see this fitting into the lore is the Appalachia BoS being completely wiped out and forgotten by the events of Fallout 1. Otherwise it wouldn't make sense for the origins of the Capitol BoS coming all the way form California.
@@Matt-td8xw What about the BoS we see in the new Steel Reign DLC? I never played FO76 so I'm not sure if the DLC takes place after the game's main story.
@@AsymmetricalCrimes i was talking about them actually. Also i honestly didn't contact them very much, but they can be found while playing the game normally.
@@AsymmetricalCrimes The Wastelanders and Steel Dawn/Reign both happen 1 year after the main plot. But the BoS group in Steel Dawn/Reign were originally just like 5 people. All their other Initiates and Hopefuls are Wasteland people they recruited from Appalachia or places on the way there from California.
Still didn't address how the Brotherhood still didn't leave their bunker in california for another 70 years after this takes place. People are acting like this is an explaination to tie the lore together, no it absolutely isn't. They've just stated that the brotherhood DID leave the bunker decades earlier than previously established and left it at that.
It's simple the brotherhood lied or kept the operations secret. Most fallout lore is told from unreliable narrators so there doesn't need to be any grand explanation for simple things like this
it doesn't matter. bethesda wants their mascots to exist, they will find a way for them to exist. at this point you could find BoS posters in prewar Phoenix, AZ and that'd be canon somehow. it's all just a themepark.
It would be so cool if in the future of the game brotherhood would assemble the responders, raiders, the good guys which name i do not remember, firebreathers, the underground govermet/enclave, mistress of mystery organisation and the vault dwellers/players to all fight a common new threat.
This should be added to the game, create a lore section in the main menu with unlockable videos like this, new players and veterans alike will thank you.
That would actually be great.
An idea so genuinely good that you know Bethesda won't implement it.
god yess
they can just link it to youtube, so there'd be no extra storage space involved as well, since the game is online only.
Holy shit dude that would be awesome
the brotherhood is going to show up and think, what the heck are all these crazy dressed people with crazy names and living in ridiculous houses doing here? and where’d all this gold come from?
Brotherhood: nope nope nope nope
They be like : is that a floating house ?
@@orangechair1836 lol
@@orangechair1836 And why are musical instruments sticking out of the dirt near partially buried stairs?
I think they'd feel right at home down in Filth Holler with Whoden & his neighbors Fishbone, Black Eye & Bruiser.
C'mon down to Filth Holler. We've got mob spawns to grind for noobs & Overseers alike. You need plastic? Go steal Fishbone's shit! Don't forget to snap a photo with the Alan Shepard Easter Egg. If I haven't already scrapped, of course.
This plays like a battle breakdown at a military museum. I like
HELP MY!!! My muscles are too big! I am a big tall man and my muscles are even BIGGER! I use them to get views but they HURT so much!!! Because they are heavy. Do you have any advice, dear ryan
????????????? What a random comment???????????????????
This. Definitely good narration work, but still miss Ron Perlman.
@@AxxLAfriku do some jet
Maybe add an option to watch this in our C.A.M.P?
This is how you lore video bethesda, go back to the roots, they're strong.
I agree, Fallout 76 is on the right path
The BoS didn't leave Lost Hills until after the Vault Dweller showed up. I can't remember whether or not it was right after the game or a couple years later, but it definitely was not 60 years prior in West Virginia of all places. And the lore of the BoS is a little bad honestly, they make up for it by being awesome. If I remember correctly, Maxson just made the entire hierarchy, aesthetic, and goal, in just a couple of months or less, then invited his military friends to join him, and then they were inbred losers for 60 years, then the Vault Dweller showed up. He finished making it not too long before the nukes dropped, so there is no chance that some guy in West Virginia decided he would steal everything Maxson came up with, and invite all of HIS military friends to join the BoS.
At this time in the "Fallout history", the Brotherhood was isolated from the outside world in California. Bethesda writers, seemingly incapable of coming up with new iconic factions, "retconed" it so they could show up in the East Coast at the time this game takes place.
I'm not gonna say New Vegas's factions are perfect because factions like the Legion got the abrupt end of the stick when it comes to the development time of the game and ended up undercooked in a lot of areas. But even with that, they are far better written and better integrated to the story than Fallout 4's dumb factions to their story of their game.
@@White_Tiger93 Honestly I don’t see them inbreeding, that’s beneath them imo, most likely members found love in the New California Wasteland.
I felt like I'm watching an actual military documentary lmao
@@White_Tiger93 THX, really, THX, I really started to believe I was the only one thinking BOS makes no sense at all...
So cool to hear the full story all tied together like this, rather than all out of order in bits and pieces of notes and holotapes that I just happened to find here and there.
Right?? It's really interesting and could have made a fantastic campaign if told properly. Happy we get a proper Brotherhood story now.
They need to do this but for the enclave
Agreed... maybe even do a comprehensive canon short film!
Nice Ken Burns vibes. Needed for all the factions from the get go. Instead we got bits on diner napkins that took weeks to find. WE were supposed to create the storyline?! C'mon
Totally Jargs. I didn't find it as haphazard in-game, but it is really cool to be told everything I already found out but in this nice succinct format.
Just knowing that Bethesda is looking at older fallouts is nice
there's actually loads of stuff from older fallouts either influenced or referenced in this game, including the return of Floaters but done in a different and actually pretty neat direction.
@@koopliss 3 and vegas are chuck full of references to older fallouts. Like mariposa and harold.
That is called "Lore"...
Wow there actually just looking at the old lore and maybe not fucking it up.
Shocker
I actually think that was a poor idea. They should’ve just left the old Fallout alone to avoid retconning and errors.
This is actually super cool hearing about og fallout content blending with the new stuff
Hey I heard brother hood of steel knights scribes and all of the other rankings but do you think the steel dawn spec ops bos will finish the fight and kill off all scorchbeast instead of just setting up coms for the December update
@MGTOW GAMING ??????? Who are you talking to???????
It should be noted that, on paper, the OG Fallout76 story is in fact surprisingly good...but holy shit was it "presented" in the most awful, ass-backwards, tedious, boring way imaginable. Quite a shame too, because if the game was made in the setting where all of the dead factions were alive and had all of the obscurely hidden background lore actually take place as the game's events, it would be some serious 10/10 stuff.
Phil spencer maybe made them do this bro
Phil spencer doesn’t have the power to do that, Bethesda doesn’t join Microsoft until next year. also he’s pretty busy with the Xbox launch, probably the longest launch ever, never heard of a product taking people months to get
See? Aproaching this way, you can actually make some of us players return to the game. I was away for a while, there was nothing more for me in the game.
I mean...this is all content from the base game. The only "Steel Dawn" content was mentioned in the last 5 seconds.
Not sure what you're getting at.
@@zacharytaylor5172 This is a lore video explaining to loud and older fans of the franchise why the BoS is in Fallout 76 . What he meant was that they are adding new content with proper reasoning which causes players to return to this game .
Lel u fell for it
Well, after finishing the quests, I just started a new, solo-only lore character to really explore and delve deep into the story of the game. I find that gives me things to do when I exhaust new content. That being said, I do agree that they need to keep the momentum going and keep releasing new content. Wastelanders was incredible but we need to have small questlines released in between major quest updates to keep players going. Content like Daily Ops are fun distractions but there's only so many times you can do those things.
@@ra.n9482 Except all this information was already in the game and they still whined about it.
This is like the storyteller series
Dude I know. I actually am making my own storyteller series which is essentially the predecessor to the original teller 209 years later, youd like it
@@memethief5878 I would watch that
@@averagegamer3953 I sadly dont have the means of recording my voice or anything, but I make reddit posts for the series, since Shoddy stopped his a few years ago. All credit goes to Shoddy, I'm just co tuning his legacy
He died like he lived, a story for another time. RIP Storyteller. I say died because the founders of that channel are no longer there and I highly doubt we will see any more of him
@@bro_pancho that's why I'm continuing the legacy... by being the start of it all
Brotherhood: Were here to end the scorch plague
Me, sipping a nuka cola-its-got-my-blood-in-it:
No bother. Also, the queen's dead....again and again and again and again and....
Nuking the queen with a nuke
Who would win against a Scorchbeast Queen? The Whole Appalachian Chapter of the Brotherhood of Steel, or a couple of vault bois?
Vault boi op plz nerf for patch 6.9
*Couple of vaulty bois AFTER they literally drop a full size nuke on her head.
I did it solo several times but the Brotherhood of Lame got themselves killed lol.
Obviously Tom hanks
An inoculated dude with an ultracite gatling that's who
Bethesda should do an ongoing series like this, tie the canon-lore together as 76 expands. AndmakeNewVegas2.
A New Vegas 2 would be so freaking cool!!
Hell yeah that sounds fantastic.
Nah, Vegas 1 had too many endings to make a new game in the same region, we need new stuff.
+9000000 to a new vegas 2(or similar)
It could be possible right? They even have obsidian with them now so who knows.
I will admit I was concearned about how this would tie into the older games but this sums it up and I like it.
We’ve literally known most of this since before the game released
@@Deadlyvoltage3 but for them to recap it and also lay it all out there for people who don't is really nice. Usually you just loot and find the story that way, but now that it's there, they can add to it without anyone saying they're lost.
The BoS didn't leave Lost Hills until after the Vault Dweller showed up. I can't remember whether or not it was right after the game or a couple years later, but it definitely was not 60 years prior in West Virginia of all places. And the lore of the BoS is a little bad honestly, they make up for it by being awesome. If I remember correctly, Maxson just made the entire hierarchy, aesthetic, and goal, in just a couple of months or less, then invited his military friends to join him, and then they were inbred losers for 60 years, then the Vault Dweller showed up. He finished making it not too long before the nukes dropped, so there is no chance that some guy in West Virginia decided he would steal everything Maxson came up with, and invite all of HIS military friends to join the BoS.
At this time in the "Fallout history", the Brotherhood was isolated from the outside world in California. Bethesda writers, seemingly incapable of coming up with new iconic factions, "retconed" it so they could show up in the East Coast at the time this game takes place.
@@White_Tiger93So are you just gonna keep spamming that on people's posts? Since you made that claim last week on a separate Bethesda video and are now just copy-pasting it. Because what you're saying is absolutely false, ignoring what is known about early Brotherhood activity. The Brotherhood were active way before the Vault Dweller ever began their journey. Please read the lore before being one of those people who yell "rEtCoN" when they see something they don't understand.
@@White_Tiger93
"The BoS didn't leave Lost Hills until after the Vault Dweller showed up."
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Maxson: "When we heard about the missing caravans, we sent out a few scouts east and the north. The ones who went north never returned. One came back from the east. He talked about a score of strange beings, all muscle with burnin' eyes. The Elder's aren't doin' squat, but I'm getting ready just the same."
"Paladins are in charge of all security and outside activities. I remember tradin' with the Hub, goin' on scouting missions for the Elders. Ah man, those ware a good times."
Vree:
"This is truly amazing. Some of the Knights on a patrolling expedition came across an unusual creature. This creature appears to be humanoid, and quite possibly was once of a human state. However, there are many differences in the structure of this creature than that of normal humans."
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And no, the Brotherhood became what it is after the bombs dropped.
We all know this would be 100x better with Shodycasts Storytellers voice
Exactly
Yes
This absolutely Storyteller vibes and gets the vid gets the thumbs down for not giving someone some paid work.
@@badateverything8434 Momento mori
But this Narrators voice was also good. They are both good if you ask me.
I can't wait to loot all of the crashed vertibirds, which crash 5 seconds after flight.
They don't have veribirds at this point in time; don't expect them to be a full army like Fallout 4 yet - they're an expedition with some new recruits.
yeah they haven’t defeated the enclave yet so they do not have all there vertibirds yet
I feel like I've seen your pfp
Not if the game crashes first lol
@@kathehuman2450 so whats with all the crashed vertbirds and the one you are able to shoot down in fallout 76
crazy how everyone has pip-boys even responders and bos.
@Tim Dev yeah man
I remember early after this game’s release, people were questioning what the hell the Brotherhood was doing in West Virginia when older lore stated they should still be in California primarily at the time of Fallout 76.
Now it makes a lot more sense!
to be fair; they explained it well.. if you followed the lore drops. but people just knee jerk and complain. honestly the better question is what becomes of the appalachian chapter by fallout 3/4 timespan wise; considering the close proximity to DC.. with the revival of the chapter. makes you wonder.
@@Blaez_Dev
The main problem was that much of the (rather surprisingly well-written) lore is scattered in a way where it's easy to accidentally get the order of events jumbled up, and previously the holotapes couldn't be replayed which also accidentally got cut off by various local event announcers. So rather, the explanation is there but the method to listen to it was accidentally difficult to get in the intended way.
Which is a huge shame because if there was some sort of lore codex in the menu that had bits of it unraveled by finding the holotapes to put things together easier, the full story would finally be able to appreciated.
The BoS didn't leave Lost Hills until after the Vault Dweller showed up. I can't remember whether or not it was right after the game or a couple years later, but it definitely was not 60 years prior in West Virginia of all places. And the lore of the BoS is a little bad honestly, they make up for it by being awesome. If I remember correctly, Maxson just made the entire hierarchy, aesthetic, and goal, in just a couple of months or less, then invited his military friends to join him, and then they were inbred losers for 60 years, then the Vault Dweller showed up. He finished making it not too long before the nukes dropped, so there is no chance that some guy in West Virginia decided he would steal everything Maxson came up with, and invite all of HIS military friends to join the BoS.
At this time in the "Fallout history", the Brotherhood was isolated from the outside world in California. Bethesda writers, seemingly incapable of coming up with new iconic factions, "retconed" it so they could show up in the East Coast at the time this game takes place.
@@White_Tiger93 They took in survivors on their way from mariposa to lost hills; showing maxon's character despite his feelings toward the government showing the kind of person he was; based upon fallout 1/2 lore. fallout 3's chapter was a splinter that disagreed with the BOS' handling of outsiders post F1/2 and so they were pushed out: much in the same way as the mid-western chapter earlier in BOS History;
Lyons Founded his chapter in the east in 2255; The Appalachian Chapter was formed after contact was made via/satelite communication which would have been impossible for the first few weeks after the bombs dropped due to EM interference in the atmosphere if we're talking realistically which is addressed here.. just because you don't like the expanded detail given to the early years of the bos ((which really hasn't been touched on mind you since the early days of the series.. and so expanded lore.. is very.. nice even if you don't seem to have a mind for it clearly.)) The Isolationist BOS/Culty BOS we're familiar with was the result of maxon's death his predecessors such as his son as explained here memorialized him after his passing but had a very different view point. which lead to isolation. the lore makes sense.
Ermm this is the story of the appalachian brotherhood, but nothing is stated about the BOS that will come 8 years later on the update....
I dont see how this is supposed to "fill that gap" because it doesnt even try... is expected this will be understood with in-game content.
Love how they used players in photomode for posing in the video
yeah, all the marines all have pip boys too
Nice to see all that info tied together after all this time. Real ready for more prominent brotherhood roles
The holotapes were there explaining everything, but let's be honest, who even cared about collecting them
@@The_Soviet_Cat_2233 I did, as well as anyone else that enjoys lore.
Why does this look like a player made, player faction history documentary?
Honestly? There's been a pretty solid history of high quality machinima, atleast the stuff that gets remembered (i.e. Red vs Blue), and Bethesda has released "Creation Kits" (tools 2 steps short of their in house ones, and far beyond what any other dev releases) for their Fallout/Elder Scrolls titles.
Companies usually don't do promo like this unless its an extra hidden inside a collectors edition.
@@Shoey69 That was a rhetorical question lol
@@jairudiusfyar4787 I figured, that's why I said "Honestly"
@@Shoey69 Ah I see now lol
Probably because “player faction history documentaries” have gotten pretty good :)
THE FALLOUT 4 MUSIC!! THE NOSTALGIA. 😂
Какая ностальгия, лол, игре 5 лет всего лишь.
@@factris8952 вот был бы Марк Морган...
It came out 5 years ago. Not that much.
@@angelnolasco3577 I'm still playing and modding it. It's still a great game
Ah yes, those were the days. 5 years ago :P
Ok I actually like the idea that Appalachia became so hostile that many had to leave, and vault dwellers would’ve been the last group to venture out and die, but because of the elapsed time, many wastelanders including major factions are returning to see what’s left of the state, unknowingly thriving and rumors spread that Appalachia is safe again
I do like the idea of Vault dwellers gathered what they found out from the dead responders, raiders and brotherhoods to take out SQB so the wastelanders can return and settle in
weird seeing all the comments under this being like “a return to the lore of originals! finally recognition of the old games!” when literally every piece of lore talked about in this video was in the game at launch. Still a great video and good to see that people newer to the game can now appreciate some of the story/lore and get caught up on what it has to offer without having to dig too deep
Yeah but thats too much for those people apparently
It shows how the haters never played or looked up anything about the game
I have 800 hours but I skipped the story so this is all new stuff for me
@Ethan Good It's a recap for the people who were to angry about the Brotherhood being in WV to bother looking into it.
100% dude. This Is a great litmus test of showing who actually played the game, and who pretended to but in reality just came here to complain
Can’t wait for Steel Dawn
It'll be good i hope.
I can't wait for an Enclave dlc
@@xboxseriesxoverlord Shouldn’t really be a thing if the BoS will be involved as well. They didn’t have conflict until much much later on in the timeline. I think sometime before FO3? Read the lore and you’ll see
@Ethan Good Speaking of oil, it’s just readily available in Fallout 4 and 76 lmao
@Ethan Good What’s more is that the BoS are using Vertibirds in 76 yet they didn’t have them until after Fallout 2 when they acquired the plans from the Enclave. I think I got that right
I wish that there was an option to play offline because playing with other real people is fun but sometimes I just want to hang out with some NPC'S and not worry about some dude killing me
If you purchase a fallout 1st membership, you can at least play on your own private server.
@@soangry yeah but I don't really want to spend my cash just to play a game without real people after I've already bought the game itself
My dude, you haven't played the game, have you?
i played the game from start EU now lv 342 never got killed by another player other players also cant kill npcs only enemies (shared loot)
This is the first truly good thing about Fallout that I've seen since 76 was released. Bethesda should focus more on storyline content and new map space for exploration.
Expeditions are supposed to be coming in 2021. Those are purported to be content outside of the main map.
@@spartangrizzly3086 Yes. They need map space which, at the very least, is along the lines of the DLC in FO3 and NV. My understanding is that the areas in the expeditions which you refer to are a few hundred yards wide or so. I sincerely hope that's not the case.
@@spartangrizzly3086 Whats are expeditions? That sounds interesting.
@@nygeriunprence basically an excursion outside of the normal boundaries of the Appalachian map. Might be something small, like new locations that were added (for example the Burrows or Vault 94), or something large, like ManilaJohn01 above describes. Little is known other than the general idea at this time.
There should be a video like this for every faction in 76. I thoroughly enjoyed all of the pieces being officially put together after discovering them 2 years ago.
I'm really glad they actually provided am actual brilliant reason to why the BoS is in Appalachia. I was so angry when i found out they were in Appalachia but now I'm intrigued to see them come back
They held the line as long as they could and left us some of the tools and intel we needed to finish the job. Ad victoriam!
this is almost all of the pre wastelanders fallout 76 lore in 8 minutes. love it!!
The california chapter is coming to re-establish contact with this chapter.
Everyone: You're about 8 years too late
Don’t you mean 30 years early?
Make more of these Bethesda, very informative and from a official source compared to the TH-cam geeks
"Cough"oxhorn "cough"
Game: Fallout: Brotherhood of Stee
I thought Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel was pretty good.
@Ethan Good Tactics
That is how you adapt and evolve the lore, great job! I can't wait for Steel Dawn :D
But again inconsistencies in chronology..
@@popolkon and retcons
@@navarroboi Nor retcons
@@rileymccreanor6492 There are though, look it up. Bethesda are awful with keeping a consistent canon with some things
@@rileymccreanor6492 nah, I left a personal comment, you can look and read what is wrong
The remaining brotherhood members took on the cavern and died to a scorch beast
Me:Beams the scorch beast with a legacy
Actually they blew themselves up
6:54 now hold up- Lizzie went toe to toe with one of the Queens? Damn... My respect for her just shot up big time.
Look up about De-Silva she killed 2 scorchbeast by herself before she died!
They should do more of these animated fallout lore videos, it's like I'm watching the history channel!
This was super amazing! Oh the voice of the Narrator was perfect! Well done Bethesda, hopefully we can get more of these Story videos!
Maybe videos of the Appalachian Enclave, the Responders and the Free States factions!
At this point I wouldn't be surprised if, in Bethesda's canon, there is a Brotherhood chapter on the moon. Two years before the war.
So they knew about Super Mutants and didn't tell the west coast, despite Maxson working at West Tek? Dope, makes sense
hehehe so true!
BOS: Mmmm there are trouble in all america with supermutants, and an isolated scorched problem 3200 kms away....
LETS WORK TOGETHER AGAINST THE SCORCHED!
No doubts why they where frontline soldiers and not strategists.
what do you expect from Bethesda they change the lore every time is convenient
@@BioClone the brotherhood went ape shit when they found out about the supermutants in F1 in 76 its ruined as they knew all along
@@YOGI-kb9tg yeah, I know, already the VEF thing on F3 was "convenient" and then the test on appalachia was like "really?"
I had to look at least three times to make sure this was an official Bethesda channel. I'm still not sure if I'm being duped - this seems more fan made.
This is a far better approach to both old fans and newcomers, something as simple as this can quickly rebuild your reputation with us, please keep bringing new content that makes sense in the Fallout universe.
This is absolutely amazing! These types of videos are what i LOVE well done Bethesda very cool👌🏻👏🏼
If the responders get reestablished id love to see something like this & btw showing everything on the map was a really great idea !
@@wardy6224 Responders (And free states) are the best original faction Bethesda has created in Fo76 and much much better than generic settlers.
@@AnX555 i agree at least they’re something original uknow? I was kinda meh about them bringing the brotherhood back cant we have a single fallout without them for once? .. but hey im still looking forward to the update either way
This type of video is pure gold. I love it 👌
Bethesda really didn’t want to come up with a unique faction so they had to rope in the Brotherhood… again
what you mean enclave in fallout 76 and they might make appearance in future updates
Fallout 1, 2, tatics, BOS and NV wasen't made by bethesda, and yet they all have the presense of the BOS.
I like how it shows the conflict inside brotherhood of steel: if they really used the nuke, they could have wiped out the scorchbeast problem and saved themselves and everybody else. But you know, got to stick with the principle to death.
Where do I sing up for Duty?
Ad Victoriam.
welcome amongst our ranks brother. Ad Victoriam.
Ad Victoriam
I would but I'm already a minuteman
Original Maxson Brotherhood? Hell yea borther! Weird but cool Lyons Brotherhood? Ad Victoriam! New Maxson Diet Brotherhood who is hell-bent on killing synths just because? Hahahah blimp goes down.
Sing it away, baby!!
How could you forget the heroic fall of Thunder Mountain power plant and last standing men - squires Rosen and Gilden! :D
This is gonna be a great story to tell
This is so cool, i'm almost over the fact that this doesn't quite sound like Ron Perlman
Great job tying everything together! I really hope the Enclave gets more attention. They’re good guys, but they’re bad guys too. Maybe in the future the Brotherhood and the Enclave clash!
These are the Fallout vibes we’ve been missing since Fallout 3. Hell yeah Bethesda, thank you for putting in the work to fixing fallout 76 and the franchise
Ok, so I am a military vet and I am in love with military documentaries. This had that exact feel and it rubbed me the exact RIGHT way, this was pretty legit!
Thank you for your service
@@sosque it was a privilege, thank you!
We NEED more of this, this is what builds hype for the game and shows those NV fanboys that even 76 can have just as good lore
hahahaha RENT FREE you are simping hard for a fucking crumb of fanfiction tier lore
Finally something Fallout-ish! Good vibe from Falllout 1 and 2.! Keep in that direction.
Glad this was made, now I don’t have to search around again for lore I forgot.
I mean it’s all in one place on the Wiki
@@navarroboi yeah I know, but its easier to listen to it rather than reading...especially if I’m busy at the same time.
@@bd323333 yeah that’s true
I like how they are catching players up with folks that didn't play the other fallout games or thought about the lore in Fo76.
Okay, this is such an awesome video, thanks!!!!!!!!!
Love, Always,
SinSeer
It's the score, hotdammit. So good.
This was awesome, thank you Bethesda. Lore videos like this are really great.
"Thank you Bethesda" for what? For raping our favourite franchise since 2008? It would have been so much better if the franchise belonged to Obsidian from the get go instead of Todd Howard's greedy fucking hands.
@@equalityforever302 calm down dude it’s a video game
@@JS-tg1hv It's clear you've never played fallout 1 or 2.
blud really tried to explain himself
please do more stuff like this. this was actually super cool and fun to watch. It's like an hour long documentary on the history channel lmao
SHODDYCAST??? This seem like a lore video they'd make. THIS is the type of shit I like to see in Fallout.
nah shoddycast fell from grace when they gave the channel to that guy who wanted to make letters to bethesda and not continue there legacy of lore
@@YOGI-kb9tg something I can agree with. First two season was soooooooo good.
@@SuperCasperman yea i loved when they made the story teller for both fallout and skyrim
This is a great summing up of the story so far. Even though I do like the holotapes and notes (which are very well done) it's most helpful to have it all pulled together in a coherent whole like this. Thanks Bethesda!
Great job, Bethesda! The complementary value of this is awesome! Hope to see more lore content like this in the future.
Seems pretty in line and looking forward to seeing the Wastelands known Hi-Tech Saviors/or Raiders in action. Hopefully they deliver the full and true Brotherhood of Steel Experience
But, didn’t the Brotherhood try to secure West Virginia and fail? Is this a sort of BoS West Virginia chapter 2? Either way, I can’t wait, and Bethesda, thank you for this background to the most powerful militant faction in the wasteland.
We can consider this BOS coming is not physically related to the one already death in appalachia, the video states they all die, so must be another ones.
@@BioClone Maxson’s division survived, could this be part of his division?
@@blitzisfun I had already a message on this video talking about all the chances I could imagine (one being the West expedition coming with maxons descendants involved)
@@blitzisfun The Brotherhood arriving to 76 is a Expeditionary Force being sent from the West Coast in order for Elder Maxson to regain contact with the now collapsed West Virginian Chapter of the bos. Or that’s what It seems to be based off this video.
@@supersammy6729 Actually it has been theorised that the brotherhood expeditionary force came to appalachia without Maxson´s concentiment based on what a morse code that was in an radio station said.
You guys did forget that it wasn't just Wilson at the last stand, Scribe grant as well at Tex were there as well.
Ad Victoriam, 76 isn’t the best or even close, but I love the Brotherhood
I can’t believe that Bethesda is giving Tara Gillespie free reign with adapting her fallout fanfic into an actual game, well done Bethesda giving fanfiction.net writers a chance at seeing their pieces come to life.
I love how they gave Cassandra Clare a chance to turn her doc into a game. She wrote Fallout 4. I’m just so pumped that they let Tara XXXBloodyWrists666XXX Gillespie, the person who wrote My Immortal make Fallout 76.
I’d rather they hire professional writers than fan fic writers
@@KizaruB Fanfic writers should be allowed the chance to become Pro Writers, though.
Last time i was this early the nukes where just touching down and forming the wasteland
Seized, what a professional sounding way to say stolen like a bunch of raiders.
Brotherhood of Steal
@@genericrandomness3455 the BoS are just glorified raiders
IMO, the Appalachian Enclave lore is much more interesting than the Appalachian BoS lore
The enclave are always an interesting bunch
facts, the enclave lore in 76 is top tier
This video made it easier to understand the sequence of their downfall..
This is like an official Oxhorn video.
Its more of a story teller videos
In few words:
-They ignored the Eastern BOS the 1st time to create a BOS-subdivision in F3 (lyons) that had exactly the same lore problems (dont follow the typical brotherhood codes, they aid and share technology)
-They take the Eastern BOS Airships Idea to use it on F4
-Now some other BOS comes to apalachia... (West? Chicago Detachment? Another One?)
-Knowing Bethesda this brotherhood wont be the elitist motherfuckers they tend to be, so I can imagine for a third time a super-kind Brotherhood giving presents to every wastelander just because they lived in a Vault... (instead, they would be opening the vaults, taking every piece of technology and leaving the area to his fate)..
The most interesting topic here is what they are going to do with them... There could 3 posibilities...
A- Is another brotherhood.. they could do anything, (would be a joke, made little sense but could lead to unexpected moves/story)
B- Is part of the chicago BOS: (they could and probably should die here so it never again apears on lore, just what Bethesda wants related to this part of the lore)
C- Is the expedition coming from the West that over in DC/F3 (made zero sense... they reached that area 150 years later and appalachia is very close to DC to require such amount of time... 100 years fighting the scorched? I see that improbable...
Seriously if its not B (what I really think Bethesda would preffer to avoid) I dont know how the hell they expect to fit the holes on this... I only consider B as they maybe consider "we dont care a shit about F tactics, so lets kill this brotherhood so we dont have to hear about them again... If this happen the BOS are not going to come as saviors but as motherfuckers that need to be killed... however I Still dont have any idea how they could manage this plot on a place full of scorched... one o 2 or there is no story expected (they come, say hello and nothing else) or they just eliminate the scorched and became the new enemies.... I really cant imagine any other belivable explanation... And I really hope this wont be C, but they reused so much content from fallout 4 that I wont be surprised that they did this just to put an airship on the map.
Sidenote: I am the only one what would see WAY MORE BELIVABLE this would be related to an enclave expansion force moving to take DC (or coming from this one, maybe to get control of nuclear missiles) rather than place again the BOS in the game because fanservice? especially by dates... They could also be interested easily by the scorched, like learn how it was so contagious (and later use it on the Curling13 development) or to apply this creatures into their Bio-weapons research division, just like the ones seen with deathclaws... this could also easly be bound to their technology of "mind control" (they used to control deathclaws on f3 with technology) as the scorched has some kind of link between them if I dont remember it wrong.
12 More Days To Go! I Can't Wait For The Brotherhood of Steel To Finally Be Back In Appalachia.
I'm glad Bethesda is finally acknowledging Fallout lore pre-Fallout 3
@@Svenne-man-1880 New Vegas lore doesn’t matter without 3, sorry to tell you but events of 3 are mentioned in New Vegas, so literally New Vegas Lore can’t matter without other established 3 lore.
If only they bring back offline fully single player experience...
Who here wished it was Ron Perlman narrating? He was the original narrator for Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout 3, Fallout Tactics BoS and Fallout New Vegas.
I’d like more Enclave stuff too.
same
Yeah, Bethesda just always ignores them for some reason.
@@Amory-wd3ws Probably because the Enclave doesn't do well as a throw away villain. At this point in time they don't have all the super advanced power armour and are still organizing and growing.
@@wom1320 true, true. They could still add a small content update. Maybe put some X-01 soldiers in there, have Enclave eye bots flying around
@@t-51bpowerarmour77 can't wait to shoot those eyebots just like in fo3..
Despite their radical portrayal in Fallout 4, this video shows the origins of Brotherhood of Steel were that of heroism, sacrifice and nobility. They were born as heroes, 200 years later, they returned as conquerors.
Should i reinstall it or not yet? Please help.
It still has its fair share of problems but it's definitely worth reinstalling
i think this update drops december 1st, so id say reinstall sometime before then so you can play it on release
Reinstall, hit that grind, and see what goofy or interesting things will happen when the BOS come into West Virginia
not really, no
HELL YES! It ain’t perfect but its still a good game
Great lore vid, so great that I'm heading back to Appalachia right now! Can never stay too long with out traversing those "country roads"
I don't mind listen to Diamond City Radio's music. Love when Rocket 69 comes on!
Nice
Love the bring back of the narrator and not ignoring fallout 1/2 lore it really looked like you abandoned that lore
Make Fallout: Midwest!
FO : Tactics has you covered.
@@TornadoADV Tactics is semi canon. It’d be great seeing them west as the Minutemen are building the northeast.
@@b.barlow4488 no please not the plain and bland minutemen they have to atleast flesh them out much more if they would
fallout florida would be hell
@@c313g9 They’d be more fleshed out like the NCR. Minutemen are builders like the NCR.
Why would anyone give this a thumbs-down?! This is the best thing to be produced by Bethesda in support of a game in a while.
This is why i never understood all the complaining about the brotherhood. And no lore. 90% of this you could figure out in game for the record.
The brotherhood were extremists depending on the elder leading it. Some elders are close minded boomers.
@@dawey8897 exactly. Everyone likes to whine about what a few misguided elders did to fuck up the brotherhood's reputation, and they completely ignore how much more screwed the wasteland would be if the brotherhood wasn't there.
@@Gabranicus personally in a wasteland setting i dont think it would be perfect if a bunch of people wearing high tech armor, wielding high tech weaponry, has ties to old word ideology, is xenophobic would be goody toe shoes. They are just another faction who cares for themselves. Theyre not minutemen or followers of the apocalypse. Theyre a military group with the hard-on for confiscating and using tech. And they shoot laser from their eyes
I thought the Brotherhood communications center was at Spruce Knob? That’s the biggest thing I’ve been wondering about Steel Dawn - what the Knights will think of the Settlers occupying the center.
I love the Fallout 4 music in this video, so good and epic. 😍
Fallout 1 and 2 music would’ve been way better and more fitting. Considering the strong ties and references to those games!
The nostalgia😢
@@wardy6224 “Your bones are scraped clean by the desolate wind. Your Vault will now surely die, as you have”
Fallout 76 has come a long way since it was released, good work on turning it around.
How would they know what the logo looks like if they only communicated by radio
I think he detailled it and they drew it pretty well.
Based on the technology of holotape games, I would say it is possible to send images through computers. After all Lost Hill did transmitted the whole plan for the ultracite Power Armor to WV
you can easily take a radio/conexion and attach a computer in the line to comunicate...
Dont expect a good speed though xD
When people try to say that 76 had no story.
**Plays this video**
Your telling me the BoS went to Appalachia this early in the timeline but took another 150 years to reach D.C.? I'm glad Bethesda is seemingly going back into the era of the original Fallouts but having the BoS active in this part of the country this early on doesn't make much sense. The only way I can see this fitting into the lore is the Appalachia BoS being completely wiped out and forgotten by the events of Fallout 1. Otherwise it wouldn't make sense for the origins of the Capitol BoS coming all the way form California.
I'm not sure, but if i'm corret they were destroyed after the events of 76 due to the scorched.
@@Matt-td8xw What about the BoS we see in the new Steel Reign DLC? I never played FO76 so I'm not sure if the DLC takes place after the game's main story.
@@AsymmetricalCrimes i was talking about them actually.
Also i honestly didn't contact them very much, but they can be found while playing the game normally.
@@AsymmetricalCrimes The Wastelanders and Steel Dawn/Reign both happen 1 year after the main plot. But the BoS group in Steel Dawn/Reign were originally just like 5 people. All their other Initiates and Hopefuls are Wasteland people they recruited from Appalachia or places on the way there from California.
Still didn't address how the Brotherhood still didn't leave their bunker in california for another 70 years after this takes place.
People are acting like this is an explaination to tie the lore together, no it absolutely isn't. They've just stated that the brotherhood DID leave the bunker decades earlier than previously established and left it at that.
It's simple the brotherhood lied or kept the operations secret. Most fallout lore is told from unreliable narrators so there doesn't need to be any grand explanation for simple things like this
it doesn't matter. bethesda wants their mascots to exist, they will find a way for them to exist. at this point you could find BoS posters in prewar Phoenix, AZ and that'd be canon somehow. it's all just a themepark.
Ngl, this really makes wanna play 76
It would be so cool if in the future of the game brotherhood would assemble the responders, raiders, the good guys which name i do not remember, firebreathers, the underground govermet/enclave, mistress of mystery organisation and the vault dwellers/players to all fight a common new threat.
@@Svenne-man-1880 but canonically (i think) most of the vault dwellers choose sides so most of the dead factions are players. So they are alive.
Fallout will change for ever probably after 76
Hopefully for the better. Another Fallout 4 will break me
I just hope they bring back finishers and the critical melee power attacks
@@BlyZero_Harpuia Oh shit yeah
The only way this could have been better is if they had The Storyteller from shoddycast narrating.
It still got me all chocked up.
Or Ron Pearlman. The OG