This show has an alternate timeline that splits somewhere near the end of WW2. And in the first scene actually takes place in October 2077. Very retro futuristic.
The time line splits specifically due to scientist focusing on nuclear energy instead of the transistor, the transistor leading to the development of smaller and smaller technology in our timeline. In the fallout world nuclear energy powers everything, and aesthetics and fashion also became stagnant and never changed from the 50’s. So everything looks like the 1950s however the beginning of the show starts in 2077.
@@Etticos. yes, I know. I just didn’t want to overwhelm with facts. Figured if she wanted to know more, she would watch more Fallout lore videos on her own.
It''s a future of what people in the 1950's thought the future would look like.. So culturally it's still in the 50's.. Black and white TV, 50's music etc..
Timeline for context: The End - 2077 Fallout 76 - 2102 Fallout 1 - 2161 Fallout 2 - 2241 Fallout 3 - 2277 New Vegas - 2281 Fallout 4 - 2287 Fallout TV - 2296 All the games are there own isolated story following a new character who you create. Fallout 2 is connected to the first game by your main character being the grandchild of the protagonist from Fallout 1 with both games being set in California. Fallout 3 moves to the East Coast, Capital Wasteland around D.C. So it's disconnected from the first two games by location and narrative. Fallout New Vegas moves back to the West Coast and has mentions of events from the first two games, more so Fallout 2 as that's more recent in the timeline. Also features factions from the first two games along a few returning characters who have longer life spans. And finally Fallout 4 moves back to the East Coast set in the Commonwealth, also known as Boston. This game is set 10 years after Fallout 3 and features a few characters along with factions and mentions of events with how close Boston and D.C is to each other. The Fallout TV show is set in California and is it's own original story with new characters, locations etc. But as it's set in California alot of the lore and history has it's origins in the first two games along with New Vegas.
The ghoul you see towards the end IS indeed the cowboy at the kids birthday party! He got infected from the nuclear blast and this is over 200 years later in the future!
I wrote this for context since the show doesn’t explain the historical background: The Fallout universe consists of an alternate timeline that split from our own timeline after WW2. The simple word to describe this setting is ‘retrofuturism’. A time where the transistor was never invented and vacuum tubes continued being used, and atomic power was used in every manner, from nuclear-powered cars to robots, or simple kitchen equipment. Historical context for you to understand better: The beginning of the show is set in October 23rd 2077, the day the Great War happened which is the catalyst of the Fallout universe. But let’s go back a few years. By 2052, important resources such as petroleum and uranium became scarce and so the Resource Wars began between the European Commonwealth and the various Arab nations in the Middle East. Other nations quickly followed suit such as the US declaring war on Mexico and annexing Canada into its territory for easier access to Alaska’s precious oil fields, in case of a land invasion done by China (Side note here: In the Fallout universe, the main world players are the US and China; the USSR became a very weak nation after WW2 in this timeline). After decades of fighting, it was deemed that Alaska became the last place left on earth for petroleum extraction. And so in January 2066, China finally invaded Alaska, starting the Sino-American war that would end with the liberation of Anchorage and thus, an American victory by the start of 2077. After a couple months of relative peace, on October 23rd of 2077, that would change, following the Great War (the beginning of the show happens here). In only 2 hours, every superpower that controlled nuclear weapons began bombing each other, leaving nothing but destruction and a devastating nuclear winter that will last for decades.
@@minercreepmc Why are you guys complaining about a 300 word comment? It's not that long and contains some pretty interesting information if you are completely unfamiliar with the background of Fallout. 😅
The sci-fi film, "A Boy and His Dog" (1975) was the major inspiration for the Fallout games. It was also a major influence for the "Mad Max", "Road Warrior", and "Book of Eli" films. Other nuclear Doomsday films include, "Miracle Mile" (1988), "The Divide" (2011), and "Testament" (1983). "12 Monkeys" (1995) is a good biological doomsday film. As is "Outbreak" (1995), and "Contagion" (2011). The recent sci-fi-mystery TV series "Silo" is about a large community of people living inside a huge Silo. No one knows who built it or why. But the air outside is poisonous. It stars Rebecca Ferguson from the Mission Impossible, and Dune films.
@@testfire3000 its garbage. A boy and his dog was a novel by Harlan Ellison. Like the Postman movie 99% of what is in the book is left out such as the cyborgs.
@@craigfurness5278 You're right that RD had some major influence on the Fallout games. I've personally never heard of this 1985 film as it was only given a very limited theatrical release in the U.S., and has never been issued on DVD. But I'm interested in checking it out, especially for its retro soundtrack and curious appearance by George Kennedy (the TV series Blue Knight) which might have predated his comedy acting in The Naked Gun. Actor Michael Dudikoff I know from the American Ninja films which came out around the same time. Actress Lisa Blount (Miles) I know from John Carpenter's "Prince of Darkness" (1987). Her 2010 death IRL was from a rare and odd blood disease apparently, though nothing was officially determined but that no foul play had been suspected. Thanks for bringing this RD film to my attention.
From a Calvin & Hobbes cartoon: 8yo. Calvin: "Let's see what you drew for Art class, Susie" Calvin: "Well, a tidy little domestic scene. A house in a yard with flowers. How typically female" Calvin: "Girls think small and are preoccupied with petty details. But Boys think BIG! Boys think about action and accomplishment! No wonder Its men who change the world"! 8yo Susie: "Yeah? What did you draw?" Calvin: "A squadron of B-1 bombers nuking New York."
wait the *middle* ages? maam the middle ages were year 500 - 1500 thats over twice the timeskip than the show itself made lmao and damn if the middle ages had atomic power i dont think wed have made it anywhere with this planet it wouldve been a fart in the wind and gone
Has the previous century vibe, but the first bombs fall in 2077-Fallout exists in an alternate timeline. I’ve only played Fallout 4 (which I loved) but this show does a fantastic job of capturing the atmosphere and humor (and tension) of that game. Also I love your accent 😊 looking forward to your next video 👍
It's an alternative universe where humanity never discovered the transistor, so they're stuck with older tech like electron tubes while making progress in other areas (far beyond our own). That's why you have this retro futuristic 1950s look in the intro, which is basically the end of the world due to MAD - Mutually Assured Destruction. Oh and cowboys weren't a thing in the middle ages. lol I address some questions / points from the episode but keep in mind that there's things that I cannot address due to spoilers (there's some context related double meanings or things that are seemingly unclear or irrelevant but make sense once you know)... 13:53 Vault 32 is where the "husband" was coming from. They, Vault 33 and Vault 31 are all next to each other in a line, so they're connected. 16:42 It's a stim-pack, the standard healing item in the games. 20:39 He put her in a safe spot. 20:54 I think you missed the importance of this sentence. The raider, from the outside, somehow knows her mother, from people who lived all their lives locked up underground within the vault. 21:53 Just bullying. 22:34 The basic background lore for the Brotherhood of Steel, which may or may not be considered a minor game spoiler, is that they're basically a fascist military dictatorship. They're one of the most dangerous factions in the game due to how established they are, gobbling up all the pre-war tech they can find. 23:36 It's how Maximus joined the Brotherhood. 24:05 Dane got anointed to become the squire of knight Titus and go out in the wild with him. The Brotherhood has this Templar like image to them, hence the Latin names. The armors they wear are military combat exoskeletons from before the bombs dropped and only their knights can wear them. 25:05 This was their first. 26:36 She put one of the tranquilizers into his hand. 30:10 No, he's saying he's willing to die for the Brotherhood. 35:00 Yes. Ghouls (again, potentially a minor game lore background spoiler) are mutants that got heavily irradiated but survived. Ghouls have very strong regenerative powers and radiation resistance, but go feral eventually (think of 28 Days Later type zombies) if they don't consume Rad-Away regularly (a drug that removes radiation, likely what was in the IV bags feeding him when he was buried to keep him "sane"). The show is definitely very graphic, just like the games. Same with the dark humor.
While we in reality made progress in semiconductors and electrics, in follout progress was made in nuclear energy. So in 2077 when bombs fell, all looks retro and yet advanced cause they went different technological path
why are you getting tears? that kild did an amassing job. the combination of not understanding and fear. they deserve an award for that scene alone from a child.
You were right about the ghoul (pronounced ghool like pool or tool) being the cowboy guy from the beginning. This series captures the essence of the games quite well and does it justice.
if you have a bomb shelter you usually only have suppllies to last you and your family so letting in extra people would put you and your family at risk
The year at the beginning is 2077. It is set in an alternate timeline where culture didn't change much from the 50s. It's basically the future that people in the 50s imagined would happen.
Thanks Inna for reacting to this series! "Ghoul" (pronounced GOOL) was Cooper Howard (Hollywood Cowboy in the beginning), after he mutated and was deformed from the radiation.
Why this show meight be the very best game adaptation, ever made: 1st - those, who played the games, love the show 2nd - those, who did not play any of the games are tended to try them out, after watching the show 3rd - it stays true to the original source, like no other show or game had ever managed to do, before. ... and those are my three reasons why I like the show 😁
Not surprisingly, Steam has recorded a major rise in Fallout game downloads since the series had begun. This will eventually lead to a rise in Mod downloads for the games too. But its best for new players to try the games vanilla style.
Hi! I like your reactions. This is a great show in my opinion, and I hope you'll enjoy it as I did. :) Others here has already explained some details about the Fallout world and lore. I love this world and I played all the games. I've been playing even F76 (the online side of the Fallout world) for years. I think this show did a good job in portrait the mood, the setting and the challenging side of this world. Good luck in the Wasteland. :)
During the cold war a book was published in 1986 called, "Fighting Chance: Ten Feet to survival" by Arthur Robinson & Gary North. The content proposes the nationwide building of backyard home fallout shelters subsidized by the Federal government. Another book title, "Nuclear Survival Skills" (1979) by Cresson Kearny is a civil defense manual.
Now you are young, to those of us growing up during The Cold War that intro is what we feared would happen- every day. But we lived our lives. When I teach my The History of The Cold War classes, I always start by showing them a five minute video of nuclear explosions with eerie music, to make your generation understand what it all was- and what you will have to get used to again with Putoloni's sabre-rattling (though he is too much of a coward to do it). During the Cold War, the USSR was planning to open the war by dropping 600+ merely on my little Denmark. The game is set in an alternative timeline, where the transistor was never invented, so everything used vacuum-tubes like early computers. And thus the timeline starts diverging from ours in the year after WW2, and progress is generally much slower. But there is also no Cuban Missile Crisis, Long Island, etc, and no reckoning with its past, so the US carries on in a sort of Truman-Eisenhower Superamerica with nuclear powered cars, etc. But in the 21st century fossil fuels and other resources starts running out, and The Resource Wars starts; where Europe, Africa and The Middle East is torn apart, and China invades Alaska to get the last remaining oil resource on the planet. And in 2077... Boom. And oh yea, the US turns authoritarian semi-Fascist, a bit like Starship Troopers. Anyway, think of the game and series as set in a sort of retro-futuriatic post apocalypse, IE a future as imagined in the fifties, but then add a nuclear exchange of superpowers. In the games you find all those tragic and dark stories as you explore the Wasteland, the series show them, but both do a very good job of what good SciFi should; holding up a dark mirror to humanity- and with Fallout it is really dark.
There's an old Twilight Zone episode from the 1950's. I forget the title, but its about a bank worker who absolutely loves to read books. So one day on his lunch break he typically goes into the bank vault to read his favorite books. But on one particular day, a nuclear bomb hits his city and kills everyone except him. Now he is free to read as many books as he wants.....or is he? There was another episode about a woman who had the ability to freeze time. One day during a nuclear missile attack, she freezes time. The missile attacking her city is frozen in mid-air right before it strikes. But so is everyone else frozen in time. She could unfreeze time so she could be with her family, but that would also unfreeze the missile. Thus her family remains frozen forever. Again, I forget the episode title.
I have to ask. What would you do if you prepared a shelter to protect your family. A shelter that was stocked to feed and support your family members for a certain amount of time. A shelter that once closed could not be opened due to radiation. Now the bomb has dropped and someone is trying bring themselves and others into a shelter that would not support the extra people. Knowing this would you stop these people or would you let them in knowing it would result in the eventual deaths of everyone including your family?
INNA -- Here's a few (Fallout) related MOVIES for you to watch for your channel THIRTEEN DAYS (2000) the Cuban Missile Crisis 1962 (JFK John Kennedy) true story DOCTOR STRANGELOVE (1964) spoof, satire nuclear bomb FAIL SAFE (1964) serious nuclear bomb THE OMEGA MAN (1971) biological plague THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN (1971) biological plague (Thanks - Dave Strong)
@@michaelmiller6795 I forgot that one -- It seems that a lot of these total disaster movies were in the 1970's -- As a kid I had the LP record of the original radio broadcast of the War of the Worlds (really cool the way they did it)
“It’s America but it’s just desserts and mountains” yeah, that’s the west coast bud, minus the plains and stuff. Europeans, am I right? I genuinely can’t imagine needing a passport to go on vacation, because we have one of each biome here and many different cultures.
Also, in what fucking world were the frontier days of the American West in the Middle Ages? The Middle Ages were 1000-1400…. Are we sure Americans are the dumb ones? At least every American I know has basic historical knowledge on topics like the Middle Ages, Renaissance and Frontier Era.
Still puffed up Americans. According to a stupid(her words) TH-camr, I judge all Europeans. We know that you have deserts, forests, icy landscapes. We also. We have 107 million more inhabitants. 27 countries, 24 official languages and no, we do not need a passport, we can travel and work freely in other countries. Our pension is calculated from all the countries in which we worked. For example, we had to make road signs the same for all countries. Because you can't write a speed limit of 50 in 24 languages on a road sign. Is this a cultural difference in the US? Everyone must learn English. We do not have to.
Very good reaction! My only minor criticism would be that the volume of the show should be louder, at least to match the volume of the reactor. Otherwise the reactor's voice becomes too loud.
The opening scene takes place in the year 2077 but is set in an alternate time line where it is indeed still the 1950'ties. That's why they use 1950ties music all through the show. The people in the vault still have the same 50-ish attitude their ancestors had when they went in to the vaults.
More than three. The world was reforged by the inferno of nuclear fire. Mountains were levelled and remade anew. The world had learned the consequences of unchecked conflict. And still the factions of the waste compete, fight, and kill. Because war... war never changes.
Raiders, Van graffs, The legìon The enclave Boomers The feinds Mutants Feral ghouls Viper gang Powder gangers Robots Ncr Brotherhood of steel Followers Couriers
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@@InnaSoloTV If you have seen Downton Abbey and liked it, then you should watch Belgravia where Ella is one of the cast members. It took two episodes of Fallout for me to remember where I had seen her.
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This show has an alternate timeline that splits somewhere near the end of WW2. And in the first scene actually takes place in October 2077. Very retro futuristic.
The time line splits specifically due to scientist focusing on nuclear energy instead of the transistor, the transistor leading to the development of smaller and smaller technology in our timeline. In the fallout world nuclear energy powers everything, and aesthetics and fashion also became stagnant and never changed from the 50’s. So everything looks like the 1950s however the beginning of the show starts in 2077.
@@Etticos. yes, I know. I just didn’t want to overwhelm with facts. Figured if she wanted to know more, she would watch more Fallout lore videos on her own.
@@TheEstev oh I figured you knew, I was just piggybacking with more info for anyone else reading.
@@Etticos. gotcha👍🏼
It''s a future of what people in the 1950's thought the future would look like.. So culturally it's still in the 50's.. Black and white TV, 50's music etc..
"They said it's America but it's just deserts and mountains" Yeah, America.
i don't know about her but many Europeans don't realize just how big America is
The Mojave desert, in Southern California and Nevada is about the same size as Ireland.
Don't forget swamps. A big chunk of us live in the Louisiana through Florida region.
@@DarkKnight52365 or that the hottest place on Earth is in the US. Lots of Euros die there because they don't believe the warning signs
@@malaboom and texas alone is larger than France.
As someone from LA, I’m actually so surprised that Santa Monica pier is so famous that even people outside the country know of it!
It’s famous because it’s shown a lot on media 😊
the pier is in dozens of movies and tv shows, as well as being a location in nearly as many video games too.
Timeline for context:
The End - 2077
Fallout 76 - 2102
Fallout 1 - 2161
Fallout 2 - 2241
Fallout 3 - 2277
New Vegas - 2281
Fallout 4 - 2287
Fallout TV - 2296
All the games are there own isolated story following a new character who you create. Fallout 2 is connected to the first game by your main character being the grandchild of the protagonist from Fallout 1 with both games being set in California.
Fallout 3 moves to the East Coast, Capital Wasteland around D.C. So it's disconnected from the first two games by location and narrative.
Fallout New Vegas moves back to the West Coast and has mentions of events from the first two games, more so Fallout 2 as that's more recent in the timeline. Also features factions from the first two games along a few returning characters who have longer life spans.
And finally Fallout 4 moves back to the East Coast set in the Commonwealth, also known as Boston. This game is set 10 years after Fallout 3 and features a few characters along with factions and mentions of events with how close Boston and D.C is to each other.
The Fallout TV show is set in California and is it's own original story with new characters, locations etc. But as it's set in California alot of the lore and history has it's origins in the first two games along with New Vegas.
The "Needle" is a Stimpack. An item in game that give you health 😅
The ghoul you see towards the end IS indeed the cowboy at the kids birthday party! He got infected from the nuclear blast and this is over 200 years later in the future!
I wanna know more about him so badly!
you find out.... kinda maybe.. 😊
I wrote this for context since the show doesn’t explain the historical background: The Fallout universe consists of an alternate timeline that split from our own timeline after WW2. The simple word to describe this setting is ‘retrofuturism’. A time where the transistor was never invented and vacuum tubes continued being used, and atomic power was used in every manner, from nuclear-powered cars to robots, or simple kitchen equipment.
Historical context for you to understand better: The beginning of the show is set in October 23rd 2077, the day the Great War happened which is the catalyst of the Fallout universe. But let’s go back a few years. By 2052, important resources such as petroleum and uranium became scarce and so the Resource Wars began between the European Commonwealth and the various Arab nations in the Middle East. Other nations quickly followed suit such as the US declaring war on Mexico and annexing Canada into its territory for easier access to Alaska’s precious oil fields, in case of a land invasion done by China (Side note here: In the Fallout universe, the main world players are the US and China; the USSR became a very weak nation after WW2 in this timeline). After decades of fighting, it was deemed that Alaska became the last place left on earth for petroleum extraction. And so in January 2066, China finally invaded Alaska, starting the Sino-American war that would end with the liberation of Anchorage and thus, an American victory by the start of 2077. After a couple months of relative peace, on October 23rd of 2077, that would change, following the Great War (the beginning of the show happens here). In only 2 hours, every superpower that controlled nuclear weapons began bombing each other, leaving nothing but destruction and a devastating nuclear winter that will last for decades.
Chill...
Jesus an essay.
She new to Fallout, I think just let she know the beginning of the show is set in 2077 is enough.
@@minercreepmc Why are you guys complaining about a 300 word comment? It's not that long and contains some pretty interesting information if you are completely unfamiliar with the background of Fallout. 😅
This is a perfect summary of the fallout world prior to the games. Very well written and doesn't have any information that could be spoilers.
Tunnel Snakes RULE!!
Hey Jack there ain't no cats cooler than The Atom Cats!
War... War never changes
The sci-fi film, "A Boy and His Dog" (1975) was the major inspiration for the Fallout games. It was also a major influence for the "Mad Max", "Road Warrior", and "Book of Eli" films. Other nuclear Doomsday films include, "Miracle Mile" (1988), "The Divide" (2011), and "Testament" (1983). "12 Monkeys" (1995) is a good biological doomsday film. As is "Outbreak" (1995), and "Contagion" (2011). The recent sci-fi-mystery TV series "Silo" is about a large community of people living inside a huge Silo. No one knows who built it or why. But the air outside is poisonous. It stars Rebecca Ferguson from the Mission Impossible, and Dune films.
I am going to copy/paste this list. So many good movies I have never seen. or not watched in 20+ years.
Threads is a good one, it still gives me nightmares
@@testfire3000 its garbage. A boy and his dog was a novel by Harlan Ellison. Like the Postman movie 99% of what is in the book is left out such as the cyborgs.
The one that gave us the Vault suit and pip boy was the movie "Radioactive Dreams". Watch the character miles while she's in the car.
@@craigfurness5278 You're right that RD had some major influence on the Fallout games. I've personally never heard of this 1985 film as it was only given a very limited theatrical release in the U.S., and has never been issued on DVD. But I'm interested in checking it out, especially for its retro soundtrack and curious appearance by George Kennedy (the TV series Blue Knight) which might have predated his comedy acting in The Naked Gun. Actor Michael Dudikoff I know from the American Ninja films which came out around the same time. Actress Lisa Blount (Miles) I know from John Carpenter's "Prince of Darkness" (1987). Her 2010 death IRL was from a rare and odd blood disease apparently, though nothing was officially determined but that no foul play had been suspected. Thanks for bringing this RD film to my attention.
From a Calvin & Hobbes cartoon:
8yo. Calvin: "Let's see what you drew for Art class, Susie"
Calvin: "Well, a tidy little domestic scene. A house in a yard with flowers. How typically female"
Calvin: "Girls think small and are preoccupied with petty details. But Boys think BIG! Boys think about action and accomplishment! No wonder Its men who change the world"!
8yo Susie: "Yeah? What did you draw?"
Calvin: "A squadron of B-1 bombers nuking New York."
wait the *middle* ages?
maam the middle ages were year 500 - 1500 thats over twice the timeskip than the show itself made lmao
and damn if the middle ages had atomic power i dont think wed have made it anywhere with this planet it wouldve been a fart in the wind and gone
shes just uneducated man... dont even try.
Lol I'm pretty sure she meant mid- century.
Maximus belongs to the Brotherhood of Steel, a militaristic faction with religious undertones.
what that in your pocket is that a toaster.........
GIVE ME THAT TOASTER.
Has the previous century vibe, but the first bombs fall in 2077-Fallout exists in an alternate timeline.
I’ve only played Fallout 4 (which I loved) but this show does a fantastic job of capturing the atmosphere and humor (and tension) of that game.
Also I love your accent 😊 looking forward to your next video 👍
It's an alternative universe where humanity never discovered the transistor, so they're stuck with older tech like electron tubes while making progress in other areas (far beyond our own). That's why you have this retro futuristic 1950s look in the intro, which is basically the end of the world due to MAD - Mutually Assured Destruction. Oh and cowboys weren't a thing in the middle ages. lol
I address some questions / points from the episode but keep in mind that there's things that I cannot address due to spoilers (there's some context related double meanings or things that are seemingly unclear or irrelevant but make sense once you know)...
13:53 Vault 32 is where the "husband" was coming from. They, Vault 33 and Vault 31 are all next to each other in a line, so they're connected.
16:42 It's a stim-pack, the standard healing item in the games.
20:39 He put her in a safe spot.
20:54 I think you missed the importance of this sentence. The raider, from the outside, somehow knows her mother, from people who lived all their lives locked up underground within the vault.
21:53 Just bullying.
22:34 The basic background lore for the Brotherhood of Steel, which may or may not be considered a minor game spoiler, is that they're basically a fascist military dictatorship. They're one of the most dangerous factions in the game due to how established they are, gobbling up all the pre-war tech they can find.
23:36 It's how Maximus joined the Brotherhood.
24:05 Dane got anointed to become the squire of knight Titus and go out in the wild with him. The Brotherhood has this Templar like image to them, hence the Latin names. The armors they wear are military combat exoskeletons from before the bombs dropped and only their knights can wear them.
25:05 This was their first.
26:36 She put one of the tranquilizers into his hand.
30:10 No, he's saying he's willing to die for the Brotherhood.
35:00 Yes. Ghouls (again, potentially a minor game lore background spoiler) are mutants that got heavily irradiated but survived. Ghouls have very strong regenerative powers and radiation resistance, but go feral eventually (think of 28 Days Later type zombies) if they don't consume Rad-Away regularly (a drug that removes radiation, likely what was in the IV bags feeding him when he was buried to keep him "sane").
The show is definitely very graphic, just like the games. Same with the dark humor.
While we in reality made progress in semiconductors and electrics, in follout progress was made in nuclear energy. So in 2077 when bombs fell, all looks retro and yet advanced cause they went different technological path
super reaction! continue!
Thank you so much ❤️
why are you getting tears? that kild did an amassing job. the combination of not understanding and fear. they deserve an award for that scene alone from a child.
You were right about the ghoul (pronounced ghool like pool or tool) being the cowboy guy from the beginning. This series captures the essence of the games quite well and does it justice.
if you have a bomb shelter you usually only have suppllies to last you and your family so letting in extra people would put you and your family at risk
welcome to fallout with every emotion in human feeling feel true
What?
What was the poet trying to say here?
@@NightdreamrMemes, the DND of the soul.
17:23 one might say that war, war never changes...
The year at the beginning is 2077. It is set in an alternate timeline where culture didn't change much from the 50s. It's basically the future that people in the 50s imagined would happen.
.. things closer to us appear larger, the 4th explosion was just closer ;) xD
Thanks Inna for reacting to this series! "Ghoul" (pronounced GOOL) was Cooper Howard (Hollywood Cowboy in the beginning), after he mutated and was deformed from the radiation.
I'm glad that it lands well for non players. Nice recap! I'll keep watching.
Thanks for watching 😊
Good representation of the modern US arsenal. 100 kiloton MIRV in groups of four. First blast was 10 miles away.
why less than a 100 kilos. Bombs can be as small as a quarter kilo. Even a kilo going off will kill tens of thousands.
Why this show meight be the very best game adaptation, ever made:
1st - those, who played the games, love the show
2nd - those, who did not play any of the games are tended to try them out, after watching the show
3rd - it stays true to the original source, like no other show or game had ever managed to do, before.
... and those are my three reasons why I like the show 😁
Not surprisingly, Steam has recorded a major rise in Fallout game downloads since the series had begun. This will eventually lead to a rise in Mod downloads for the games too. But its best for new players to try the games vanilla style.
These first 8 episodes are season 1. This is going to be fun! 😁👍
What do you mean by Middle Ages? I like it but when I think of Middle Ages I’m thinking like year 1100 😅
Yeah I had that impression for a second and corrected myself 😂
@@Cornberry castles and cowboys and dragons and shit.
I'd say 90% of what you see in this show you will see in the game or can do in the game
Another amazing shows for you to watch - Shogun, 10 episodes, ends in a week and Lucifer. It´s long but it´s pretty good.
Hi! I like your reactions. This is a great show in my opinion, and I hope you'll enjoy it as I did. :)
Others here has already explained some details about the Fallout world and lore. I love this world and I played all the games. I've been playing even F76 (the online side of the Fallout world) for years.
I think this show did a good job in portrait the mood, the setting and the challenging side of this world.
Good luck in the Wasteland. :)
During the cold war a book was published in 1986 called, "Fighting Chance: Ten Feet to survival" by Arthur Robinson & Gary North. The content proposes the nationwide building of backyard home fallout shelters subsidized by the Federal government. Another book title, "Nuclear Survival Skills" (1979) by Cresson Kearny is a civil defense manual.
17:20 You know what they say. War, war never changes
It’s 2070 in an alternative time line
The pre-war period is 2077. The post-war period in the show is 2296. Much later than all the Fallout games.
Now you are young, to those of us growing up during The Cold War that intro is what we feared would happen- every day. But we lived our lives. When I teach my The History of The Cold War classes, I always start by showing them a five minute video of nuclear explosions with eerie music, to make your generation understand what it all was- and what you will have to get used to again with Putoloni's sabre-rattling (though he is too much of a coward to do it). During the Cold War, the USSR was planning to open the war by dropping 600+ merely on my little Denmark.
The game is set in an alternative timeline, where the transistor was never invented, so everything used vacuum-tubes like early computers. And thus the timeline starts diverging from ours in the year after WW2, and progress is generally much slower. But there is also no Cuban Missile Crisis, Long Island, etc, and no reckoning with its past, so the US carries on in a sort of Truman-Eisenhower Superamerica with nuclear powered cars, etc. But in the 21st century fossil fuels and other resources starts running out, and The Resource Wars starts; where Europe, Africa and The Middle East is torn apart, and China invades Alaska to get the last remaining oil resource on the planet. And in 2077... Boom.
And oh yea, the US turns authoritarian semi-Fascist, a bit like Starship Troopers.
Anyway, think of the game and series as set in a sort of retro-futuriatic post apocalypse, IE a future as imagined in the fifties, but then add a nuclear exchange of superpowers. In the games you find all those tragic and dark stories as you explore the Wasteland, the series show them, but both do a very good job of what good SciFi should; holding up a dark mirror to humanity- and with Fallout it is really dark.
There's an old Twilight Zone episode from the 1950's. I forget the title, but its about a bank worker who absolutely loves to read books. So one day on his lunch break he typically goes into the bank vault to read his favorite books. But on one particular day, a nuclear bomb hits his city and kills everyone except him. Now he is free to read as many books as he wants.....or is he?
There was another episode about a woman who had the ability to freeze time. One day during a nuclear missile attack, she freezes time. The missile attacking her city is frozen in mid-air right before it strikes. But so is everyone else frozen in time. She could unfreeze time so she could be with her family, but that would also unfreeze the missile. Thus her family remains frozen forever. Again, I forget the episode title.
Time Enough at Last
It's not based on "a" video game. It's based on a series of video games.
Well war.... war never change
First rule of preppers: Be prepared to fight for your supplies or safe space. That's exactly how it would happen.
That's why Preppers are never a good thing for society; they are never out for saving people, they are cowards only wanting to save themselves.
I have to ask. What would you do if you prepared a shelter to protect your family. A shelter that was stocked to feed and support your family members for a certain amount of time. A shelter that once closed could not be opened due to radiation. Now the bomb has dropped and someone is trying bring themselves and others into a shelter that would not support the extra people. Knowing this would you stop these people or would you let them in knowing it would result in the eventual deaths of everyone including your family?
INNA -- Here's a few (Fallout) related MOVIES for you to watch for your channel
THIRTEEN DAYS (2000) the Cuban Missile Crisis 1962 (JFK John Kennedy) true story
DOCTOR STRANGELOVE (1964) spoof, satire nuclear bomb
FAIL SAFE (1964) serious nuclear bomb
THE OMEGA MAN (1971) biological plague
THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN (1971) biological plague
(Thanks - Dave Strong)
Not to mention The Day After (1983) on TV. Scared the crap out of everybody the same way War of the Worlds did on the radio in the 30s.
@@michaelmiller6795 I forgot that one -- It seems that a lot of these total disaster movies were in the 1970's -- As a kid I had the LP record of the original radio broadcast of the War of the Worlds (really cool the way they did it)
Don't forget based on violent survival game
“It’s America but it’s just desserts and mountains” yeah, that’s the west coast bud, minus the plains and stuff.
Europeans, am I right? I genuinely can’t imagine needing a passport to go on vacation, because we have one of each biome here and many different cultures.
Also, in what fucking world were the frontier days of the American West in the Middle Ages? The Middle Ages were 1000-1400….
Are we sure Americans are the dumb ones? At least every American I know has basic historical knowledge on topics like the Middle Ages, Renaissance and Frontier Era.
Still puffed up Americans. According to a stupid(her words) TH-camr, I judge all Europeans. We know that you have deserts, forests, icy landscapes. We also. We have 107 million more inhabitants. 27 countries, 24 official languages and no, we do not need a passport, we can travel and work freely in other countries. Our pension is calculated from all the countries in which we worked. For example, we had to make road signs the same for all countries. Because you can't write a speed limit of 50 in 24 languages on a road sign. Is this a cultural difference in the US? Everyone must learn English. We do not have to.
And we're not afraid to call an ambulance because it would ruin us...
thery arent hiding in the bunker because it isnt thiers.
Complete with healing sticks and such
I didn´t know that cowboys are from the middle ages.
Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter
Okey Dokey!
It's a Book LOL thanks for that😁. Will have been Great if He did say that.
Good reaction
Thank you ❤️
Oh, they are strict...
You look like your mother, what a BURN. 🔥
Think late 50s futuristic
Very good reaction! My only minor criticism would be that the volume of the show should be louder, at least to match the volume of the reactor. Otherwise the reactor's voice becomes too loud.
The opening scene takes place in the year 2077 but is set in an alternate time line where it is indeed still the 1950'ties. That's why they use 1950ties music all through the show. The people in the vault still have the same 50-ish attitude their ancestors had when they went in to the vaults.
I like the game fallout 4
More than three. The world was reforged by the inferno of nuclear fire. Mountains were levelled and remade anew. The world had learned the consequences of unchecked conflict. And still the factions of the waste compete, fight, and kill. Because war... war never changes.
Raiders,
Van graffs,
The legìon
The enclave
Boomers
The feinds
Mutants
Feral ghouls
Viper gang
Powder gangers
Robots
Ncr
Brotherhood of steel
Followers
Couriers
Do you happen to need a suitable marriage partner? Asking for a friend.
cowboys in the middle ages... 🤔
Dont worry, you still don't have seen the real Fallout.
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the middle ages had nights in armor. not cowboys.. read more or listen in class.
Knights * ironic maybe take ur own Advice lmaoo
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That opening hits hard when you realize we’re not too far off from nuclear war and something like that could happen any moment.
This is video game logic. The ghoul has the bloody mess perk.
u kinda look like the main charater so thats a (thumbs up) from me :)
Ooooh! You might be right! I didn’t even notice at first haha
@@InnaSoloTV If you have seen Downton Abbey and liked it, then you should watch Belgravia where Ella is one of the cast members. It took two episodes of Fallout for me to remember where I had seen her.
Lol
You don't need to censor so much imo
I wasn’t too sure if those parts were allowed on TH-cam ahah :)
Not gonna lie... that "Episode 12" in the thumbnail made me click. xD
Ops typooo! Fixed it tho
learn only the basics from a guitar teacher, then please discover on your own
That’s the plan 😊
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how many languages do you speak?
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