Oxhorn talks about the lore in huntersville and west tek in West Virginia. But the lore of the place were twisted and evil, but the was very interested to listen and look at.
The thing that I prefer about pen and paper games is the interaction, computer rpg in multi-player, in my experience, tend to be either total chaos or just following a guide
They could bring back a clone antagonist and call him Horr-again. The Whitespring is an Enclave resort/bunker, in the golf club there is a baby stroller which has the name "Gary" spelled out in blocks inside it. I reckon this is a hint at the Enclave having cloning technology. A fun idea from my head-canon for you, anyway.
As someone whom has used Titanium shaving razors, I can confirm their lack of edge holding capacity. That said, I do wonder why a metal so strong and capable of withstanding abrasion is incapable of holding an edge.
radking i can honestly say after watching years of fallout content that you make the best fallout content videos and they’re always unique keep up the great work
I remember the PnP game that was linked in the Bible. Made by a guy named Jason Michal if I remember right. It was basically the system that ran the computer game. I had the game printed out and spiral bound at Staples. Still sits on my shelf even though I never got a chance to play it. Used to have a pretty thriving community with source books and adventure modules. Edit: fixed for spelling mistakes
@@timyuusis3372 are you running it with maps, or trying to run it "theater of the mind"? I kinda want to run MY version of F1 in the unisystem just because I feel like the Fallout PnP system is too crunchy.
@@RadarLuv100 its a home brew so just in my mind for now, once we're done playing me and my friends are going to do artwork and maps so it can be uploaded
my dogmeat head cannon is that the first one knowing his job was done wandered off and found a friend had kids these becoming the line of dogmeats in the other games which explains why they we always have a dog follower they are acting on genetic memory to help the person that will become the hero of the game (our char ) as we are the one that is going to reshape the world for better or worse
I came here about a year ago because I got recommended your old video on fallouts cars. I thought it was super interesting so I watched all of your other “______s of fallout” videos. Of course I subscribed on the spot! Thank you for your wonderful content!
There is certain channels where its annoying how much effort they put into videos because you just want more and more of their amazing content. This is one of those channels.
I can answer Chris question as well. I play basically any rpg or ttrpg I can get my hands on, the reason is because I love the mechanics. I have probably 100 different free game books for so many ttrpgs, and even if I don't play them exactly they're great tools when coming up with your own game. I find myself taking rolling mechanics from apocalypse world and applying them to any other base lore I create or take from other sources. There's so much room for creativity and change that there's never a session that feels like the same thing.
Just started listening to your videos today while I weld. I've sunk hundreds of hours into these games and still you impress me with the knowledge you've got on fallout. Keep it up
It was nice to see you taking the advice to blur the background of the video! It was a easier on the eyes. Looking forward to more Fallout Bible stuff.
Wanamingoes... Interplay definitely took inspiration from the xenomorphs of the Alien Franchise, and only kept the mouth as a point of comparison. It's not official at all nor affirmed, but the hints are there in their artwork.
Really good video, your channel showed up in my recommended feed the other day, having a good time going through your back catalog. Keep up the good work Buddy
I don't know how I feel about Psykers in fallout, don't get me wrong I think the concept is cool, but it could easily be overused. I think the best balance is that there shouldn't be more than two or six of them at any given time. They should feel insanely rare for two reasons, one because random mutations manifesting in such a powerful way with out killing the person should be highly unlikely even with a guiding scientific hand, and two even if successful with naturally or artificially manipulating a person's genome to create a psyker doesn't mean that person will survive until adulthood imagine a young pyro Psyker accidentally burning themselves alive or a mind-reading Psykar being executed for "witchcraft" by one of the many superstitious wasteland towns. Though I do think a video about which NPCs could be secret or undiagnosed Psykers could be interesting. Even then I think that list is pretty short. Off the top my head... maybe Mama Murphy or the Ant-tagonist,
You bring up good points. I do feel like psykers could easily get out of hand so maybe their current handling of psykers is the best. I can’t shake the feeling though that some very memorable characters and even some villains could secretly or sometimes not so secretly have some limited psyker abilities.
A villain Psyker would be amazing, the imagination runs wild with the possibilities... for example a psyker with control over magnetic fields in a suit of power armor would be bad ass. Or the children of atom could have a false "chosen one" come into power who doesn't believe in atoms glow but has some radiation or weak nuclear force power. Even something as simple as a evil Doctor Dolittle type villain who can talk/mentally control wasteland animals. At the end of the day this is a series that has alien Zetians*, giant patriotic robots, a living tree man, and a slight possibility that sentient raccoons begin some sort of Adam and Eve situation. I wouldn't want them to go overboard either but at this point what's too wild to be wild. I think psykers can be handled as long as it's handled right. In the classic Fallout way, there's always a honorable downside to that kind of power.
“The Enclave isn’t a particularly rational bunch of fellows” 😂 I want that on a t-shirt! Also, thanks for all the work you put into your videos! Reading Fallout lore is one of my favourite hobbies, and lately reading has become difficult for me, so it makes me happy to have a place where I can listen to someone talk about it instead!!
As I understood it, the kopis sword was brought East by Alexander’s armies, where it eventually became the basis of the kukri. Meanwhile the leaf-bladed xiphos would later influence the gladius.
The comment at the end about prehistoric humans is absolutely right. What we know as civilization is less than 10,000 years old, but hominids have been around for possibly as long as 6 million years, depending on where in our evolution we delineate the beginning of the genus Homo. Even if we only count Homo sapiens, we're still talking at least 200,000 years. Those alien artifacts might predate human civilization as we define it today, but likely not the existence of humanity in general.
I know the wannamingoes are just a funny Alien/xenomorphs' reference but I wish they were part of the series, kinda like the Tyranids of WH. They look really cool and it would be awesome to have them, at least as a really secret enemy or easter egg in future fallouts. It would be better if they were from alien origins too, or at least another Enclave/US experiment with alien tech, like the plasma weapons, I think it would improve the mystery that surrounds them
Regarding the "Machete Gladius" that the Legion uses, it does look a bit like a south-Asian kukri, but it also has some resemblance to certain Greek swords, a design that often goes under the name "kopis". There are also some other names that may be attributable to similar swords with broad, forward-swept blades of the ancient Greek world, like "falcata", or "makhaira". I don't know that the romans ever used anything like this, but it at least makes more sense as a source of inspiration.
4:51 Its really interesting that he called it the Great Static here, as that's now also what ended up being used for the event that turn Big Mountain into a crater, the Great Static. What's up with that?
47:40 i actually think i can answer this, there is a local mechanics terminal in the concord area in Fallout 4 and some of his notes are on cars that came in the shop, one is about a motorcycle and he talks about it being one of those old gas ones and how its a pain to find parts for. So i guess the answer is both, but gas ones were "classic" and nuclear were modern.
The machte gladius I believe to actually be inspired by the Greek kopis, which does remarkablely resemble a kukri in some aspects. It is also possibly a reference to the gladius hispanienes a roman gladius which according to some sources was based off the curved sword used by some of the Iberian tribes (modern Spain.) Although confusingly the gladius hispanienes is not curved.
ait about the bat: Gas fuel, trigger on the handle with internal mechanism hitting an ardwino in the bat triggering the rockets. (Gas fuel like propain or like an oxidizer and then a pressurized fuel that can be released as a gashious reaction.)
the notiong that the machete gladius is based on the kukri may be erroneous, but not surprising as it is the more well known blade of this shape, as it is still used to this day, instead it is more likely that it is based off of weapons such as the kopis, and the falcata among others, which were used widely in the Mediterranean at the time of Rome, although the gladius name would still be wrong. the weapons may come from a shared ancient root, or be a case of convergent invention, as this shape of blade bridges the gap between a sword/knife and an axe, in the case of the kukri for traversing forests and jungles, and in the case of the kopis and falcata mainly to be used against horses, larger versions being said to be able to decapitate a horse in a single swing.
39:10 I think that entry shouldn't have been deleted. It was a brilliant ironic event to highlight no matter how much technology you hoard, you're still human underneath. And also why the BOS would cling even tighter to technology in the future.
The commentor is wrong about titanium... if something is abrasion resistant that means the edge of it is as well, all dulling is, is the knives edge being abraded by whatever you're cutting. Titanium edges don't specially wear faster then the rest of the titanium, if it dulls easily it sharpens easily, and titanium isn't hard at all, and has poor abrasion resistance. Its used because it has a high tensile strength= weight ration. Its softness is what makes it bad for knives. Titanium carbide is too brittle for any knife especially a throwing knife... it is used on drill bits and other mrtsl cutting tools.
I think the way Vaults are handled... hmm. Well. Frankly I think it might not be a bad idea to have 50% of vaults being as Vault-City, with a GECK, and 50% Vaults with Experiments.
Lik: 69 Comment: 17 I love getting to watch videos close to when they are put out! Thank you for making this series, because I don't know how to find the Fallout Bible and I'm poor, so I can't go out and buy it! 🤣 So MUCH appreciation to you doing this! 💓
Hey dude this is really cool I saw a part 1 too I wish they would have made it easier for you to be able to know what's canon and not cannon I'm talking about them not you you did a great job this is pretty cool I look for a couple of these out there that you just the only one and anybody with stupid questions bro just give them that dumb look you know find that emoji and give them that dumb look emoji I'm a simpleton and some of these questions in here you should already know the answer to not you them if they only pay attention rather than click that down button and try to rush through the game that would know what the hell is going on take it easy bro I like this stuff keep it up and if you already quit getting another shot man
Rocket raccoon? Nahh, Fallout Raccoon are more smarter and they fight in packs, i would absolutely love to see these Raccoons in Fallout... but i don't think they fit in the lore or the narrative of the game Is there going to the a verse in the bible that explains how energy weapons work, still curious 🤔?
From my recollection, no. Chris doesn’t really other himself with that kind of theory and mainly keeps it based in the lore of the characters and historical happenings. We might come across something though!
I was going to suggest something similar but you beat me to it. I couldn't imagine the first letter of the acronym standing for anything other than Federal.
The point of the woman in vault city being specifically design as an African woman is interesting; since we know Chris doesn’t like vault city it’s also likely black isles didn’t like elite type of people and that’s interesting
Hello RadKing nice work as always, I still have my Fallout what if for a Mr House/BoS do you wish for me to wait for your email or just post it in the comments.
The Wanamingo and psychic answers seem kinda petulant, one is oh you fact checked me so they're dead. For the psychics oh I don't like them so they're dead.
The question about why the Enclave would experiment on civilians like that is kinda funny because that is literally what the US government does and continues to do lol It is not even out of the realm of possibility
Every Motel and Hotel should have a copy of the Fallout Bible in the top bedside drawer.
Lmao we need to make this happen
If Jesus doesn’t stop you from ending it some good lore just might :)
@@RedVelvetBlackleather the Master loves you
Yea with the sloths in 76 also my be a nod to the cut race of mutton racoon with spears.
Kukri is Nepalese not Indian
It's interesting that the lore note about fev being tested on small towns is brought back in 76 with Huntersville. (It's actually not that bad lore)
Very interesting, I wonder if it’s really actually inspired by the Bible lore or not.
@@Rad_King it is NOT. Full Stop. But totally interesting and worth a read. But again, no.
@@garconvoute3024 how do you know
@@garconvoute3024 nah
Oxhorn talks about the lore in huntersville and west tek in West Virginia.
But the lore of the place were twisted and evil, but the was very interested to listen and look at.
The thing that I prefer about pen and paper games is the interaction, computer rpg in multi-player, in my experience, tend to be either total chaos or just following a guide
They could bring back a clone antagonist and call him Horr-again. The Whitespring is an Enclave resort/bunker, in the golf club there is a baby stroller which has the name "Gary" spelled out in blocks inside it. I reckon this is a hint at the Enclave having cloning technology. A fun idea from my head-canon for you, anyway.
Gary... GARY! Poor Horr-again begin again!
As someone whom has used Titanium shaving razors, I can confirm their lack of edge holding capacity. That said, I do wonder why a metal so strong and capable of withstanding abrasion is incapable of holding an edge.
Titanium constantly re-forms an oxide layer around itself, maybe it has something to do with that
Pure titanium is actually pretty ductile and viscious.
radking i can honestly say after watching years of fallout content that you make the best fallout content videos and they’re always unique keep up the great work
Thank you, it is still a humble operation but you are very kind.
Can confirm
I remember the PnP game that was linked in the Bible. Made by a guy named Jason Michal if I remember right. It was basically the system that ran the computer game. I had the game printed out and spiral bound at Staples. Still sits on my shelf even though I never got a chance to play it. Used to have a pretty thriving community with source books and adventure modules.
Edit: fixed for spelling mistakes
Im finally going to be DMing a game of it soon
@@timyuusis3372 are you running it with maps, or trying to run it "theater of the mind"? I kinda want to run MY version of F1 in the unisystem just because I feel like the Fallout PnP system is too crunchy.
I’d be interested to see it as I am not familiar with it at all
@@RadarLuv100 its a home brew so just in my mind for now, once we're done playing me and my friends are going to do artwork and maps so it can be uploaded
@@Rad_King I keep trying to post the link that has all the PnP stuff, but apparently it keeps getting deleted.
my dogmeat head cannon is that the first one knowing his job was done wandered off and found a friend had kids these becoming the line of dogmeats in the other games which explains why they we always have a dog follower they are acting on genetic memory to help the person that will become the hero of the game (our char ) as we are the one that is going to reshape the world for better or worse
I came here about a year ago because I got recommended your old video on fallouts cars. I thought it was super interesting so I watched all of your other “______s of fallout” videos. Of course I subscribed on the spot! Thank you for your wonderful content!
You’ve been here a while, thanks for sticking with me and showing up in the comments. Wouldn’t be the same without ya Stalin.
@@Rad_King lmao imagine that out of context
@@noahdavis1016 right? Everyone thank Stalin! 🤣😂
There is certain channels where its annoying how much effort they put into videos because you just want more and more of their amazing content. This is one of those channels.
Thank you for taking the time and putting in the effort involved in this series. Listening to them like audio books at work and really appreciating it
That's what I do
The brotherhood honor code is some pretty awesome writing
I can answer Chris question as well. I play basically any rpg or ttrpg I can get my hands on, the reason is because I love the mechanics. I have probably 100 different free game books for so many ttrpgs, and even if I don't play them exactly they're great tools when coming up with your own game. I find myself taking rolling mechanics from apocalypse world and applying them to any other base lore I create or take from other sources. There's so much room for creativity and change that there's never a session that feels like the same thing.
I play ttrpgs because idk how to make crpgs
Always like to listen to your vids at work, this will make it a great friday!
One of the only things keeping me sane
Thank you! Anything you’d like to have me cover in the future?
Just started listening to your videos today while I weld. I've sunk hundreds of hours into these games and still you impress me with the knowledge you've got on fallout. Keep it up
It was nice to see you taking the advice to blur the background of the video! It was a easier on the eyes. Looking forward to more Fallout Bible stuff.
Man, your content is always great. Good to listen to while I try to sleep.
Keep up the great work, can't wait to see how big this channel gets!
Thank you!
I needed this series since i like knowing lore about my favourite games but i dont really like reading that much
This is just for you.
There are also plenty of lore based fallout podcasts if you want more
@twizzm not really
@@BigboiiTone it is
@@syndicalistcat3138 stop youre depressing me!!!!
Plot twist Skyrim is actually fallout many years in the future. Adventure time style.
Well my Friday just got a whole lot better!
Good! Happy Friday!
I’ve been waiting for this one I’m soooo thankful someone is making the fallout bible digestible for me
I’m really happy to hear this! I do it for you guys.
Wanamingoes... Interplay definitely took inspiration from the xenomorphs of the Alien Franchise, and only kept the mouth as a point of comparison. It's not official at all nor affirmed, but the hints are there in their artwork.
Really good video, your channel showed up in my recommended feed the other day, having a good time going through your back catalog. Keep up the good work Buddy
Thanks! It’s been a fun journey and I’ve learned a lot. Anything you’d like to see me cover?
I need one of those angels holding guns as a tattoo, thanks for the video, really appreciate it :)
I don't know how I feel about Psykers in fallout, don't get me wrong I think the concept is cool, but it could easily be overused. I think the best balance is that there shouldn't be more than two or six of them at any given time. They should feel insanely rare for two reasons, one because random mutations manifesting in such a powerful way with out killing the person should be highly unlikely even with a guiding scientific hand, and two even if successful with naturally or artificially manipulating a person's genome to create a psyker doesn't mean that person will survive until adulthood imagine a young pyro Psyker accidentally burning themselves alive or a mind-reading Psykar being executed for "witchcraft" by one of the many superstitious wasteland towns.
Though I do think a video about which NPCs could be secret or undiagnosed Psykers could be interesting. Even then I think that list is pretty short. Off the top my head... maybe Mama Murphy or the Ant-tagonist,
You bring up good points. I do feel like psykers could easily get out of hand so maybe their current handling of psykers is the best. I can’t shake the feeling though that some very memorable characters and even some villains could secretly or sometimes not so secretly have some limited psyker abilities.
A villain Psyker would be amazing, the imagination runs wild with the possibilities... for example a psyker with control over magnetic fields in a suit of power armor would be bad ass. Or the children of atom could have a false "chosen one" come into power who doesn't believe in atoms glow but has some radiation or weak nuclear force power. Even something as simple as a evil Doctor Dolittle type villain who can talk/mentally control wasteland animals.
At the end of the day this is a series that has alien Zetians*, giant patriotic robots, a living tree man, and a slight possibility that sentient raccoons begin some sort of Adam and Eve situation. I wouldn't want them to go overboard either but at this point what's too wild to be wild. I think psykers can be handled as long as it's handled right. In the classic Fallout way, there's always a honorable downside to that kind of power.
Well it’s a good thing this franchise has been around for almost 30 years and barely even mentions psyikers
Good video as always. Keep up the good work! I enjoy listening to your videos and find them entertaining
Very happy to hear! Anything you’d like to see me cover in the future?
This series is so rad!
I see what you did there.
@@Rad_King ;)
It would be so nice to see you team up with Triangle City
Thank you for making content about this because I don't like reading but I prefer hearing someone else reading it :3
Welcome!
“The Enclave isn’t a particularly rational bunch of fellows” 😂 I want that on a t-shirt!
Also, thanks for all the work you put into your videos! Reading Fallout lore is one of my favourite hobbies, and lately reading has become difficult for me, so it makes me happy to have a place where I can listen to someone talk about it instead!!
I’m very happy to oblige!
Thank you for your hard work.
That’s very kind of you, thank you. As long as you enjoy it, that’s what matters to me
On the gladius machete, theres an interesting relationship between the Greek xiphos and kopis, Roman Gladius, and indian kukri.
As I understood it, the kopis sword was brought East by Alexander’s armies, where it eventually became the basis of the kukri. Meanwhile the leaf-bladed xiphos would later influence the gladius.
I’ve been waiting for this
Your patience is rewarded.
The comment at the end about prehistoric humans is absolutely right. What we know as civilization is less than 10,000 years old, but hominids have been around for possibly as long as 6 million years, depending on where in our evolution we delineate the beginning of the genus Homo. Even if we only count Homo sapiens, we're still talking at least 200,000 years. Those alien artifacts might predate human civilization as we define it today, but likely not the existence of humanity in general.
Thank you, love your videos.
22:08 "This is a question since Black Isle Studios is going to continue making RPGs."
Oh the innocence.
Sending the ghouls to space was one of my favorite NV quests.
This is just what I needed
I love to serve.
The Fallout Bibble
Bethesda dares question the almighty Bibble?
I know the wannamingoes are just a funny Alien/xenomorphs' reference but I wish they were part of the series, kinda like the Tyranids of WH. They look really cool and it would be awesome to have them, at least as a really secret enemy or easter egg in future fallouts.
It would be better if they were from alien origins too, or at least another Enclave/US experiment with alien tech, like the plasma weapons, I think it would improve the mystery that surrounds them
Regarding the "Machete Gladius" that the Legion uses, it does look a bit like a south-Asian kukri, but it also has some resemblance to certain Greek swords, a design that often goes under the name "kopis". There are also some other names that may be attributable to similar swords with broad, forward-swept blades of the ancient Greek world, like "falcata", or "makhaira". I don't know that the romans ever used anything like this, but it at least makes more sense as a source of inspiration.
4:51 Its really interesting that he called it the Great Static here, as that's now also what ended up being used for the event that turn Big Mountain into a crater, the Great Static. What's up with that?
I think the intelligent raccoons might be a reference to the dabbers in the pen and paper game Gamma World.
47:40 i actually think i can answer this, there is a local mechanics terminal in the concord area in Fallout 4 and some of his notes are on cars that came in the shop, one is about a motorcycle and he talks about it being one of those old gas ones and how its a pain to find parts for. So i guess the answer is both, but gas ones were "classic" and nuclear were modern.
My face after learning Tim Cain designed the vault experiments as a way of preparing in universe people for a space travel ark 😳😳😳
🎶This is it, the apocalypse, whoa....🎶
The machte gladius I believe to actually be inspired by the Greek kopis, which does remarkablely resemble a kukri in some aspects. It is also possibly a reference to the gladius hispanienes a roman gladius which according to some sources was based off the curved sword used by some of the Iberian tribes (modern Spain.) Although confusingly the gladius hispanienes is not curved.
ait about the bat: Gas fuel, trigger on the handle with internal mechanism hitting an ardwino in the bat triggering the rockets. (Gas fuel like propain or like an oxidizer and then a pressurized fuel that can be released as a gashious reaction.)
46:22 The funny thing about *that*, is that all the evidence indicates that knife was based on a Greek sword brought to the region by Alexander...
Dang I was born the day the third entry was released, wild
the notiong that the machete gladius is based on the kukri may be erroneous, but not surprising as it is the more well known blade of this shape, as it is still used to this day, instead it is more likely that it is based off of weapons such as the kopis, and the falcata among others, which were used widely in the Mediterranean at the time of Rome, although the gladius name would still be wrong.
the weapons may come from a shared ancient root, or be a case of convergent invention, as this shape of blade bridges the gap between a sword/knife and an axe, in the case of the kukri for traversing forests and jungles, and in the case of the kopis and falcata mainly to be used against horses, larger versions being said to be able to decapitate a horse in a single swing.
39:10 I think that entry shouldn't have been deleted. It was a brilliant ironic event to highlight no matter how much technology you hoard, you're still human underneath. And also why the BOS would cling even tighter to technology in the future.
This series is great. You got a sub from me!
Welcome!
0:33 nice Halo reference Chris
Your doing Atoms work my friend.
The commentor is wrong about titanium... if something is abrasion resistant that means the edge of it is as well, all dulling is, is the knives edge being abraded by whatever you're cutting. Titanium edges don't specially wear faster then the rest of the titanium, if it dulls easily it sharpens easily, and titanium isn't hard at all, and has poor abrasion resistance. Its used because it has a high tensile strength= weight ration. Its softness is what makes it bad for knives. Titanium carbide is too brittle for any knife especially a throwing knife... it is used on drill bits and other mrtsl cutting tools.
I love both pen and computer. I actively play both.
I think the way Vaults are handled... hmm. Well. Frankly I think it might not be a bad idea to have 50% of vaults being as Vault-City, with a GECK, and 50% Vaults with Experiments.
what the fuck are you on about
underrated channel
Thanks mate.
Hail to the RadKing baby
Can you do the power armors of fallout and stealth boy lore?
That’s on the docket
Here we go boys
Hell yeah thanks man!
Welcome!
Wait, Wiggum was a psycher? No wonder he was yellow and very slow.... Poor Ralph! 😆🤣
To me FSEF could mean Feral Species Evolutionary Factor but it's only speculation :)
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I love getting to watch videos close to when they are put out! Thank you for making this series, because I don't know how to find the Fallout Bible and I'm poor, so I can't go out and buy it! 🤣
So MUCH appreciation to you doing this! 💓
Very welcome. You can find a copied version on the fallout wiki and can download the PDFs from nomutantsallowed.
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Future science, electronics, and fusion
Scapple blades are disposable but the handles for the most part are not the sterilized after ever use
Yes im always surprised when an incompetent enclave accidentally stumbles onto success too
Hey dude this is really cool I saw a part 1 too I wish they would have made it easier for you to be able to know what's canon and not cannon I'm talking about them not you you did a great job this is pretty cool I look for a couple of these out there that you just the only one and anybody with stupid questions bro just give them that dumb look you know find that emoji and give them that dumb look emoji I'm a simpleton and some of these questions in here you should already know the answer to not you them if they only pay attention rather than click that down button and try to rush through the game that would know what the hell is going on take it easy bro I like this stuff keep it up and if you already quit getting another shot man
Yeah Rocket Raccoon is an alien that looks like a raccoon
Rocket raccoon? Nahh, Fallout Raccoon are more smarter and they fight in packs, i would absolutely love to see these Raccoons in Fallout... but i don't think they fit in the lore or the narrative of the game
Is there going to the a verse in the bible that explains how energy weapons work, still curious 🤔?
From my recollection, no. Chris doesn’t really other himself with that kind of theory and mainly keeps it based in the lore of the characters and historical happenings. We might come across something though!
I love you RadKing!!
Thank you 🙏
Welcome!
Isn’t the enclave a rebranding of American
the gladius might be inspired by the falcata
Praise Atom Part 2 & 3!
Glory to Atom!
FSEF? Probably stood for something like Federal Scientific and Engineering Facilities, at a guess.
I was going to suggest something similar but you beat me to it. I couldn't imagine the first letter of the acronym standing for anything other than Federal.
Honestly as good a guess as any I have heard
The point of the woman in vault city being specifically design as an African woman is interesting; since we know Chris doesn’t like vault city it’s also likely black isles didn’t like elite type of people and that’s interesting
Lets GOOOOO!!!!
🚂
0:11 the npc started talking right when you did and for half a moment, i thought it was talking instead of you
Yes let's go
Hello RadKing nice work as always, I still have my Fallout what if for a Mr House/BoS do you wish for me to wait for your email or just post it in the comments.
Hey friend, go ahead and contact at radking.yt777@gmail.com
RADKING ☢️👑: Why you say that Frank Horgan has low intelligence? Frank Horgan has 10 in all S.P.E.C.I.A.L. including Intelligence.
FSEF - Federal Science and Engineering Foundation
I hit enter too fast. Federal Science and Engineering Forces
living in 2022 i think its even less likely that vault-tech wouldnt do anything as a rich ass corp
FSEF clearly stands for Fat Santa Eating Fruitloops
The Wanamingo and psychic answers seem kinda petulant, one is oh you fact checked me so they're dead. For the psychics oh I don't like them so they're dead.
The question about why the Enclave would experiment on civilians like that is kinda funny because that is literally what the US government does and continues to do lol
It is not even out of the realm of possibility
If they ever did a fallout game in Florida then they could have wannaflamingos.... lmao 🤣
Only 360p or is that just me?
Yeah quality is capped atm youtube being a pain I assume
Hope not, maybe TH-cam is having issues?
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Weird that the Wannamingos would be killed off like that…
Weird that an enclave experiment would actually go according to plan…
yeah i cant watch any more of your videos. the way you say mutant is like a nail to my eye.
F.S.E.F. = ?
Federal Science Enhancement Force(s)
Federal Scientific and Engineering Foundation
Federal Scientific and Engineering Forces
Lore so cool in fallout 1 and 2... but afterwards it just went *toilet noises*
There is a lot of cool lore in the originals. Some pretty silly stuff too 😊
The whole "vaults are human experiments" thing is honestly just shitty lore.
'SPECIAL. FEDERAL. EXPERIMENTAL. FUND.'