The Full Story of Vault 111 - Fallout 4 Lore
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And thus the Sole Survivor, dbrfgbrgbnr, left Vault 111 in order to find his son, avenge their spouse, and collect all the battered clipboards.
Dbrfgbrgbnr never changes
And Desk Fans with there side kick Duct Tape
And the screws don't forget the screws.
And the Makeshift Batteries.
Mason Mulkey but most importantly the screw drivers
Vault-Tec-"I wonder what happens if we lock a bunch of people in a underground bunker, and then we just do some bullshit to them?"
Everyone-*dies horrifically*
Vault Tec-"Ah. I see. Welp, let's do it again! I'm thinking...plant people, this time."
John Gervais SOLID business strategy 🙌😆
Vault tec:*kills a bunch of people for lols.*
Also vault tec: "hey, that was fun. Lets do it again!"
Seems perfectly normal to me
Vault-Tec: "Okay, okay, we had some laughs, now lets place some legit Vaults here and there to actually save some people!"
Master/Enclave/Raiders/Easily-Breakable-Water-Chips: *its a free real estate*
Vault-Tec- "Come in we won't shoot you!" *shoots*
Ah...the touching story of Nora and dbrfgbrgbnr. I've been waiting for this...
AkodoKusamoto its a Swedish name
Squidward Tortellini I’m sure it is
I just noticed that too. 😂
It’s pronounced Connor
@@sebastianduran2022 The android sent by cyberlife
from that moment, the sole survivor has a mission that is so out of focus that he completely forgets about it after 30 minutes of gameplay
the first time i played fo4, the moment i got to concord and started fighting the raiders i forgot what my main objective was
i got reminded via dialogue, "oh thats right my spouse was murdered and im looking for my son,,,, oh well let me just do this one side quest first,,,"
I think it's the lack of a timer so it makes it more unlimited without a important mission
Me: I gotta find my son!
Me an hour later: *He's just hacking and whacking and smacking!!*
Gotta say it, Nate's voice actor really nailed the "Oh God" when he sees Nora dead. So much emotion in that line! Nora's execution of the line is good too, but you can FEEL the frustration, anger, helplessness and sadness in Nate's version. And i LOVE it!
Good voice acting is something so undervalued. It's hurts the immersion so much if it's supposed to be a sad moment but they sound like they don't care. When you hear the emotion it just adds more depth.
I think the last of us, part two especially really nailed the voice acting. Joel in the first one was great especially in key moments like when Ellie ram off and she mentioned his daughter. I could feel the rage and sorrow that he oppressed for 20 years I think.
In part two there's many examples but I like when you kill an enemy and Ellie will say fuck you. Or the that was stupid with the encounter with the girl with headphones in.
Graphics are important but poor voice acting makes it nearly impossible for me to be interested in the story.
His name isnt Nate, its dbrfgbrgbnr
@bathtub1171
Yes the protagonist
Yeah, sometimes when I'm playing as a female SS, it feels like I'm playing Oblivion. You know how they gave most of the voice actors their lines in alphabetical order and just had them read them off like that with pretty much no interaction with the other VAs? It's like that. Her inflection and delivery are just kinda off for a lot of her lines. Which I can't really blame on her, because Courtenay Taylor is a really good VA in other stuff she's been in.
Nate’s voice is good when he’s mad or like when he’s talking to Jun
The skeleton's were Support staff. Theere was the scientists, the guards, and the support staff.
Good call!
@@oxhorn I understand its quite difficult to remember everything in the game no matter how hard you try, keep being awesome!
There*
Dom the Bomb
tHeRe
Dude nobody gives a hecc
@@Lexilove2016 My dude, Don't Correct Him. That's not very cash money of you.
You should've said "The Chilling Story of Vault 111"
Nice pun
Stop
that's a *cool* pun
That pun was so good i was ‘frozen’ in laughter
@@alexhuman7749 this is "cool"
"A mission that consumes their life ."
* 5 seconds later *
" Oh boy I sure hope I have enough aluminum "
⁶
Imma find some aluminium cans
Coffee cups! You can never have too many coffee cups! Come to think of it... the Commonwealth needs more coffee. Thank goodness for the Slocum Joe’s mod. :P
Sadly, you don't, you never do
@@hyruleprotector6897 - The same goes for adhesive. I’m forever running out of adhesive, no matter how much I find.
I found the opening of this game "vicariously traumatic".
The short time you spend in pre-war Sanctuary is just enough to ground you before the devastation so that when you wake up and everyone is dead.. you feel a sense of digital loss over their polygons and the wasteland that replaced your scenic views. Or maybe I was just extra good at role playing that night..
The part where the bomb hits STILL terrifies me every time I start a new save
I wish we'd gotten a bit more time to become attached to Shaun and spouse...maybe even feel some attachment to Sanctuary and the neighbors.
A bonus would've been a little extra time in the vault, hearing how the others are being affected and clinging to your family.
I just didn't feel attached at all to my spouse and Shaun. I also had no attachments to Sanctuary.
@@boethia7367 I actually googled "Does anyone bother looking for Shaun?".
That plotline didn't grab me, but imagine the same scenario from another perspective. Long "dead" survivor of the Great War comes back 200 years later and lays waste to the already devastated wasteland searching for his lost son.
The Sole Survivor could have made a great villain.
@@BaronVonQuiply The story as the protagonist (canon) vs the story as an outsider watching the Lone Survivor become an angry god of vengeance and pain (…also canon, just not the player experience necessarily).
Letting us change the appearance of our spouse helped if you did it. Some people spent a lot of time creating the exact look they wanted for their partner while others modelled them on their existing partners. That death hit some of them quite hard.
The *Biggest* question I have is this: *Where is Vault Tec big wigs? Why didn't they survive? If they knew before hand, why weren't they in their own super Vault? Where are they? Why hasn't any one heard from them?*
If I remember correctly, the Enclave monitered most the vaults, so you could consider them the big wigs. Besides that I'm sure the higher-ups in Vault Tec got their own private vault(s).
@@jimothyelfrado7219 agree,but -where ?
BTW,there is mod,which adds another part to this vault,8)
One of the Fallout games released between Fallout 2 and 3 - Brotherhood of Steel, I think - had a Vault-Tec super-vault that was the monitoring station for all experiment vaults on top of being for company executives and families. Was around Chicago in the Midwest.
Issue is that game's not really viewed as canon so I dunno if Bethesda decided to keep that part of the lore. Though I could swear that 3, NV and/or 4 mention the Midwest BOS faction.
If I worked for vault tec there’s no way I would wanna go in a vault tec vault 😂😂😂
Alun Lewis fallout 3 mentions a ship similar to the prydwen that crashed in Chicago. It’s supposedly been converted to a brotherhood base and it’s own chapter. One of the most powerful
This vault was so small, I didn’t even know it had lore that deep lol
Eanfox Never judge a book by its small size
More like ad rev!
EanFox its like.....7 rooms at most lol
@@katsu6934 never judge a penis by its size tooo!!
@@alexsao1105 never judge a tool by it's sharpness
The saviour of the Commonwealth "dbrfgbrgbnr"
Jacob Baines it’s pronounced “Connor the Android sent by cyberlife”
Nah it sounds more like deathbringer
I always had a hard time believing Vault-Tec did not have their own secret vaults to control things after the bombs dropped.
Either that or spaceships.
@@mlmii1933satellites maybe with giant laser and nukes
Isn’t that what the enclave is for?
A control vault... Yet they went uncontrollable
There’s mention of these in the show
Its just crazy that the vault tec salesman said "total protection from radiation and crazy super mutants as if they knew mutants would come. As if they'd done tests already.
He didn't say that at all mate
He said "hostile mutants" which mean anything that can mutate not super mutants, plus your taking about them doing "tests", while super mutants existed before the war anyway, just the public didn't know and vault tec rep certainly wouldn't knowb
@@MasonGibbs17 he said exactly that I just happened be be one word off mate.
@@eliazarelizondo7075 yea but mutans, and super mutants mean totally different things
In this universe, people are affected by radiation in different ways including turning into feral ghouls. This means that when Little Boy and Fat Man were dropped in Japan, some people probably turned into ghouls.
This video came out a few years later than expected
Ive seen this comment twice on this video by you!! What is this witchcraft
Now you have 112 likes instead of 111
The video was cryogenically preserved for a few years
Even he cant keep pretending anyone wants the videos from 76 anymore
Surprised this was the fail safe.
An interesting thing that I just realized is that, despite the fact that there are only 8 beds in the bunk room and one in the overseer´s room, when we enter the vault after the bombs dropped we see that there are at least 16 vault tec employees (5 security, 6 scientists, the overseer and 4 who wear only juimpsuits who may be auxiliary personnel or scientists who have not put on the lab coat). Which means that they had to sleep in shifts and that at least 11 of them managed to escape alive (as we can find only 5 bodies in the vault when we wake up).
_Ahhh, Mr.Dbrfgbrgbnr...I've been expecting you...._
dbrfgbrgbnr: "Kept you waitin', huh?"
XD
THAT LINES FROM MORROWIND YOU LIKE MORROWIND TOO
@@stiky5972HIS LINES FROM MORROWIND AH YES IVE BEEN EXPECTING YOU YOU HAVE TO BE RECORDED BEFORE YOUR OFFICALLY RELEASED
@@henridrew1302FROM MORROWIND IT IS
never noticed the "hostile mutants" part or vault tech guys speech
Yeah, how did they know?
@@oxhorn Vault Tech planned about everything. I can guess they probably did radiation tests on unknowing participants to see what would happen.
in all the fallouts...
did u notice in the prewar vault tec vids on peoples television where vault tec was advertising their vaults.. they had animated supermutants and deathclaws and assultrons etc all in their vids...
it was almost as if prewar vault tech was like "hey US citizens.. once u go into these vaults and come out... u may face creatures which just so happen to look like this.." xb
@@InanisNihil deathclaws and super muntats was because of Fev both of which the government and vault tec were testing
so mutant is actually hulk ?
Is it just me or does the voice actor who plays Nate expresses a lot more emotion the Nora’s voice actor?
Yes. That's why I think he's the better choice. Not only that, but he's ex-army while the woman is a lawyer. A soldier stands a FAR better chance of surviving the post-apocalypse.
@@Smasho8000 I feel like because Nora is a lawyer, if you play as her, you're supposed to go about it in a more calm way. Talking yourself out of bad situations so no one gets hurt
@@mrdr0161 Exactly why when I play with Nate I try a more agressive gameplay while with Nora I use full charisma in every situation. I mean, it makes sense
You know the biggest plot hole I always found in 4 is that they chose Shawn to have uncorrupted human DNA, but you literally watch the bombs drop. The radiation of an average nuclear bomb reaches 1km in 1 second meaning that all of you would've been irradiated before entering the vault and unless the cryogen pods really did somehow disinfect the residents your DNA wouldn't have been uncorrupted. As well if you look at a nuclear bomb from literally any distance (even up to 5km from the explosion in a recorded instance) you would be completely blind as it would be 500x brighter than the sun (but I can overlook that part).
It's because Shaun was holding the Reverse card from Uno so he wasn't affected by the radiation wave
Thank you. The blinding things been bugging me since I played it on release. But game logic I suppose
Genetic damage by radiation is random in nature. The more radiation you get only means you have a higher chance of stochastic effects.
My thought on this is that the ubiquitous use of nuclear reactors everywhere - in cars, TVs, power stations, even in family board games suggests that there was a higher amount of ionizing radiation already present pre-war, and that humanity as a whole evolved robustness to it. So a short radiation pulse wouldn’t have been enough to fry the people going into the Vault. But still Shaun got cancer sooooooo.....
The blindness thing is far worse. Radiation exposure does not automatically mean genetic damage. 100 + years of heightened background radiation, however, would make it nearly impossible to find a human that hadn't suffered some degree of mutation. If the institute wanted completely uncorrupted dna (and of course they did because institute) they needed someone from before the war.
This is probably the most CHILL vault out of all of them
Ba dum tis
Damn you
S t o p
Lol
I'd say it's pretty COOL
Damn... _that’s cold._
😂😂
That hurts me inside
No puns!!!!
Daniel Sambar mate you are on like every video the misfits and oxhorn pews
haha very funny I am laughing so hard right now hahahaha...
Just a minor observation: In the sequence when Kellogg shoots Nora, I find it interesting how they included the sound effect of a shell casing hitting the ground yet when you look at the design of a revolver it doesn't eject empty shells out of the chamber like a standard handgun.
And even in the game when you use this same revolver or any revolver for that matter you have to manually eject the empty shells out of the cylinder when you reload...................
Take that for what you will
Heavily underrated. Thats Bethesda for you!
I wonder if there is any trace evidence that Kellogg used a standard 10mm pistol until later in development when they decided to give him a more distinctive weapon.
@Carterb92 that's pretty funny.
Well, a lot of the guns in Fallout 4 seemed to be designed by people who didn’t know how guns work
His name sounds like a super mutant speaking Chinese
Lmfao
Lmao 😂
PolarBro true
It's pernisend Dfsgv
Holy Jesus, that’s the worst combination of words I’ve ever seen in my entire life XD
Howdy welcome to Vault 111! What’s your name?
My name? It’s dbrfgbrgbnr.
W-well ok then, welcome...
(Under breath) God why did I take this job.
Staff Member: bless you. So what was that name?
Nicholas Berger
Why I just told you! It’s dbrfgbrgbnr! I’ll have you know that my family started this country!
@@M1LKERS staff worker: uhhhh what? You... What... (*under breath*) (what f*ck is he saying) what was that name again?
Hahahaha!
@@zevry21
Other Staff member: it sounded like a teenager keysmashing their terminal keyboard..
I have always wondered what would have happened if the soldiers outside had forced their way into the vault. There were plenty of them and they had two soldiers with power armor and miniguns the vault tech security would not have been able to keep them out. Imagine how different things would have been had those two soldiers in power armor jumped on the platform just as it started to descend.
I have a feeling the vertibirds and power armor protected them. The vertibird in concords museum after the nukes was only disabled from EMP blasts while the power armor was only ditched after loss of power cores. I also saw that that the guy who left that suit has an unimplemented npc with that name so they may have considered having him as a ghoul like the vault tec guy; makes me believe that guy is still in the wasteland somewhere
@@Hyperfoxeye I thought all military equipment was hardened against EMP damage.
@@twistedyogert the holotape on the roof with crashed vertibird and first suit of power armor says am emp caused them to crash after the nukes fell iirc
@@Hyperfoxeye That's one thing that I always felt was missing. Drivable vehicles. I get that the roads were messed up after the nukes dropped but I'm sure that a motorcycle could handle the rough terrain.
@@twistedyogert the reason the world ended was a war over the remaining oil/fuel deposits to power those vehicles. Plus if there were plenty of working vehicles then the west would know of the east and vise versa rather than the regions of america being isolated empires that hardly know eachother past bordering societies
Usually your research is spot on Oxhorn and you have way more lore information than I do, but you missed a few things on this one...
It sounds like the military and Vault-Tec did not want to warn the general public . Remember there was military vehicles and personnel there at Sanctuary already and the Vault-Tec headquarters building for the area was only about 15 miles away.
There is one major issue. If you watch the beginning sequence and count the Vault-Tec personal, there are 4 guards in body armor, 6 in staff in vault suits, and 6 in lab coats. This is 16 Vault-Tec personal. Only the one that leads you to the cryo chambers has a pip boy and is likely the overseer. With the one missing staff you mentioned (Nordhagen) that is 17 total. That means there were 2 to a bed except for the overseer, who got a bet for himself. You find no suits of guard armor, so I am guessing that they had no problem overpowering the scientists. The question is if the staff were on the scientists side or not. I am guessing since the scientists were the only ones not at the party that the staff sided with the guards and since the scientists fortified the exit, likely a few staff died trying to get through, but with 10 against 6 they were able to over power the scientists and the body armor gave them a huge advantage. So I think 3 scientists, 4 staff and 4 security guards made it out. I think the body with the Pip Boy was the overseer and that was the only way to open the vault. It looks like the fight started in the overseer's office then they fell back to the vault exit. They likely dragged the body over to activate the door. There were also 2 women in the vault, one scientist and one staff and I am guessing both survived.
Also understand that of the bodies outside the vault you do not find any military uniforms, power armor suits, or the Vertibird and the APC in Sanctuary is no longer there. Likely most of the military survived, especially the ones in power armor or vehicles. From what it looks like there is only one detonation and that is the crater where the Children of the Atom worship. Sanctuary was several miles away. Based on estimates of the map size and locations you are talking about 20 miles. About the largest realist warhead used would have been around 10MT. This would have put Sanctuary at the very edge of the Thermal radiation range. Many of the people outside would have suffered some burns, but would not have been instantly killed. The damage would have been enough to shatter windows (1-2 psi), but most structures would still be standing. Those bodies might have been the military fighting off the people that wanted to be taken with them or that tried to make it to the platform as it was dropping and the top doors were closing. The rest likely fled with minor burns with half dying within the first year from radiation.
Now to understand radiation levels... most forms of radiation fade quickly. From instantly lethal within an hour of the drop at the lip of the crater to safe enough to walk across the crater bottom a month later (one hour of exposure). Radiation levels in the area will be low enough to only be of limited health risk in 6 months and pretty much safe within 2 years. There might be some pockets of radioactive elements that could be lethal for hundreds if not thousands of years, but these really require you to touch them and they will settle into the soil and be of little threat to most. Also plant life is about 10 more resistant to radiation, so most trees in this area would be damaged, but many would survive. By springtime the plants would be growing back just fine. That is why I love my green mods I use. Now of course there would still be radiation levels as they seemed to like dumping radioactive barrels all over the place. Now after 200 years the Children of the Atom could likely survive in the crater. The radiation levels would have drooped enough so there might be only a slight increase in cancer risk after at least 5 years exposure.
Thank you for this wonderful explanation sir.
Very interesting. I'm serious. Thank you for this information.
Thanks man, knowledge is power!
It's kind of a shame the other vault dwellers didn't live. It could have been quite fun to see them try to adapt to the future and rebuild their community. Could have made for some fun interactions, maybe even interesting side-quests in the new settlement you can build. It also makes more sense why you'd take time to build things at the beginning of the game.
I wouldn’t call this a lore thing, just a little thing Ive picked up, but haven’t you found that it’s a little wierd how at the robotics disposal grounds, there is only a single robot there? And the rest is cars?
President Eden: Stay right there
People like scavengers probably looted them all together with cars' parts, but left sentry bot out of fear it will activate and annihilate them - even some companions comment that it will be wiser to leave it alone and not come any closer :P
@a number two numbers Do you say that because there are half buried robots and military circuit boards scattered around?
Lawson Kirkland maybe they used A.I. for the cars?
Idk why the institute didn't take all 3 and maybe tried to get more babies lol
Dude holy crap, this is insane after watching the show. Considering vault-tec most likely dropped the bombs it makes sense that the staff had an early warning
So you're telling me Vault 111 Had Space left when the Bombs Dropped,but they didn't let the Rep in?Why?Did they think that someone would pull a Suitcase of Cash Out Last Minute?
If you listen to the dialogue they say that someone missed the vault closing. I guess that is who the empty pod was for.
He still lives tho
What I never understood is why all those soldiers just stood there and died, even if there is a risk of another soldier shooting you out of duty/loyalty , whats to lose? your gonna die anyway might as well try and get in that vault.
@@justanuff they had better odds of surviving inside the power armor. considering that sentient ghouls exist and survived from scrappy shelter of the bombs, im pretty sure that they turned into sentient ghouls aswell, just like Billy (The Kid In The Fridge)
200 years waiting for this
Kept you waiting, huh?
@@sewerreports mgs reference?
Sorry dude, Traffic
@Kaiser Wilhelm II Give or take a little for the Earths rotation and some minor dings to the ol chronometer!
(4 years ago) Ox: We enter Vault 111, promised shelter from the harsh atomic blast. This place has lore, but we'll cover that in a later video. Me now: sees this video in recommended. "Boys it's about damn time.! "
Red Menace really takes the sting out of being recent widow
Is there a video of Oxhorn playing Fallout 4 for the first time? I would love to see Oxhorn's first impressions of Vault 111 and Fallout 4.
It’s touching to know security still kept themselves happy with a Christmas party with his buddies
Stale Fancy Lads for the win.
Nice name. "dbrfgbrgbnr"
However, you should've added some vowels to that.
Like "Dabarfgoobergaboner".
Dabarfgooberga *boner*
@@poop_guy this reply deserves more likes than the original comment
Is that Scandinavian? Jewish?
*B O N E R*
God help Codsworth trying to say that one!
The voice acting in this game is really great, and oxhorns voice combined with his broadcasting ability makes a great combo!
I can’t believe that frosted flakes murdered Our wife
That would be the least person I ever expected.
I just realized something.... why, when Kellogg kills Nora, do we hear a shell hit the ground? Its a revolver, that isnt how revolvers work.
The game literally has a pistol with both a mag and a cylinder, they’re not known for their gun knowledge lmao
Fallout 4’s assault rifle is a shiny example of how these people don’t understand guns
"All the comforts of the modern home!"
**sees very scary and bulky cryogenic chambers**
Jk
*fridge*
**sees cryo gun**
What besides the roaches, that’s exactly my house
@@scottpeltier3977 I had roach problems before. I thought about releasing a bunch of spiders.
The most amazing part is how much soul you have to trade to the demon for you to get the chance to use something that you signed up for like literally minutes before.
See for me the overseer was a good person. He saw the experiment as preserving the residents so that they can live in a rebuilt future, then he tried to protect his staff by trying to keep them underground when he knew beyond a doubt that going topside would be the death of them all
Sometimes earlier as a sacrifice, it’s better than being dead as a martyr
He was wrong about all of them dying if they went above ground. A lot of other people survived up there. But ultimately he did seem like a decent guy, which is rare for an Overseer.
@@Captain-Sum.Ting-Wong What a shame for the Vault-Dwellers that he was the exception... Not the rule
To be honest, if i were the overseer, i would try to keep them as long as i could to protect them from radiation too, but once i'm hit with the fact that food won't last forever, i'd risk it all and open the vault door, it would either result in radioactive death or leaving vault 111 and surviving outside
@@Captain-Sum.Ting-Wong I mean he really wasn’t tho. This was only what a few months after the bombs fell? The others that were actually above ground at the time turned to ghouls or died. Everyone else was in makeshift shelters and basement bunkers and shit. Had his people gone up they’d have been cooked alive by the radiation. Some might’ve become ghouls yes, but most would’ve just died.
Wake up Mister Dbrfgbrgbnr, wake up and smell the ashes...
Damn i'm so early that the bombs didn't even dropped yet...oh
Archie Wolf drop*
ZACCYBOY 2006 didn’t even *_drop_* yet
Doesn’t make sense
Derp Man _Dumbass_
Nobody:
Even in vault:
Oxhorn name the caracter: dhfjdjshdjsb
*Everybody below gets to freeze, while the world above burns*
How did the vault tec rep know about hostile mutants before the bombs dropped? 3:23 - 3:30
He from the future lol
Pretty sure its just speculation, people know that radiation from the nuclear bombs would most likely cause mutations and that the subsequent mutants would most likely be hostile. It's also using fear as a marketing strategy to sell vault space.
F.E.V. Vault Tec knew about it and likely had theories or even experimental proof of what would happen when it interacted with radiation. Also, at least one person had already been ghoulified.
yeah, and they had all their salepeople learnt hat so they could use it for their sales on the streets ROFL
In Fallout 76, when listening to overseer logs, you hear her say in one of them that the wasteland is MUCH worse than what Vault Tec had expected. So, I believe that Vault Tec had speculated on what would be going on topside after the war, and what effects radiation would have on life above ground. Also, Vault Tec worked alongside the pre-war government, and the pre-war government had used the FEV virus before the war, but they had no idea it would create mutants. They wanted to use the virus to create super soldiers, and so research started on that whole thing (I think), and since it was the government doing the stuff with FEV, and they saw that it created mutants, Vault Tec would've found out about that since they were working alongside the pre-war government (even the President at the time), and as we know, some the pre-war government members were sent to the oil rig in the Pacific, which is where the Enclave began.
Some of my information above may be incorrect, as I haven't payed too much attention to Fallout lore recently, and have somewhat forgotten some of it, but don't be upset if something is wrong, and feel free to correct me :)
Have a wonderful day
I was wondering why 111 seemed so familiar and then I remember ITS THE STARTING VAULT
When you spend so little time in a vault you forget the name
lol
Great intro that's why you never trust me with explosives 0:01
The story of vault 111: one big freezer. The point of the vault? To give super mutants human flavoured popsicles why there were scientists there in the first place? To make sure other companies don’t steal their idea. Point of this comment? I DONT KNOW!!!
The Angel fair enough
5:45 you hear the cartridge hit the ground even though Kellogg is using a revolver
Yeah. Lots of inaccuracies about revolvers in video games. Including full-auto triggers, ejection rod with a swing - out cylinder, cylinder clicking when it's out of the gun, and flicking the cylinder shut. When you flick the cylinder shut in a revolver, it messes up the timing notch, which can lead to the gun exploding in your hand, after the firing pin hits off-center. You can watch a video on it, and sorry if I came across as a nerd.
Started playing Fallout 4 again. I've missed playing this game while listening to your videos.
Are we gonna ignore that institute scientist with the hella cake in the beginning tho
Time stamp 👀
@@chong3209 5:20
Oxhorn: "Does that mean they were working on a skeleton crew?"
Well, they're certainly skeletons now.
I'm going back to my corner now..
Poor dbrfgbrgbnr lost his wife and his son...
You're right that the Cryolator in 76 is a continuity error, but I believe Todd has confirmed that most if not all of 76 is non-canon
Long time no see ox, I just wanted to let you know that while I don’t watch a ton of your videos anymore you’re still one of my favorite TH-camrs. I remember staying up super late and falling asleep watching your videos, you have an excellent voice.
I love watching your videos in the morning to start my day.☺
i recently looked at this story ingame and came up with a few things that where missed.
Theres a total of 18 Staff. 1 Overseer, 1 Head Doctor ( with the Pipboy) 5 Security Staff, 5 Support Staff, and 5 Doctors. 1 Staff member didnt make it to the vault. So there was 17 ion the vault, and only 9 beds, 1 for the overseer and 8 remainging for the Staff. Way to many people for the vault to hold, and way to many for the rations to last longer than the 180 days. By the time April 21st hit ( 180 days after 23 October ) Food was already gone, and thats likely when the fight happened.
5 Bodies are found in the vault, 1 Support Staff at the Checkpoint in the Power Room, 1 Scientist in the vault seers office, and then 3 in the vault door room. 1 being the doctor who locked the vault door behind the security team after they left and killed everyone.
Vault 111 is a Duel Experiment Vault.
1 for the Resisdents in the Cryo Pods, and 2 for the Vault Staff and the breakdown of communication due to rationing and overpopulation.
Also the Overseer is not the one in the Overseers room, the overseer is likely the vaultsuit body in the Vault Door Room, and didnt have access to the Pipboy as that was used by the Head Doctor.
Sorry for the belated response, but this video completely missed an important item in the vault. Before you encounter your first radroach, there’s a security baton melee weapon on a bench in the first hallway. When you went right past it and fought the radroaches unarmed, I was honestly shocked. The baton is on that bench right under that window that has a radroach on the opposite side of the pane.
Strange, I literally started a new game yesterday and didnt see any baton. Mind you, this save is heavily modded.
@@yee4618 - It’s supposed to be right under the window the first radroach crawls across on the other side. If it’s not there, it’s quite possible your mods may moved or removed it somehow. It’s also possible the game glitched and the baton clipped through the floor or something. It definitely should be there under normal circumstances. The window bug is meant to draw your attention to that area as well as warn you about upcoming enemies, giving you the opportunity to arm yourself, albeit meagerly.
You have a... slightly Mark Hamill as the Joker persona when you speak. I enjoy it
I like when Nate was opening Nora's cryo-pod, he sorta sounded like Ethan Winters from Resident Evil 7, and to an extent, Resident Evil 8
That recreational terminal just gave me a reason to go back into that iceberg.
I wonder what would happen if the pods just got you ready to change clothes. And the whole game was just living in vault 111 and then leaving after they free you. Lol
I love this guys narrative voice lol
I think THE old man he could be referring to is Dr. Zimmer because in theory he’d probably made the SRB while trying to find Harkness so he could be this old man Kellogg is referring to...
You know the reason why in the beginning of the game the military were there and the staff were already in the vault prepared is because they knew well ahead of time when the bombs were gonna drop. And in the fallout show, vault tec themselves drop the bombs
"Short story of vault 111" 40 minutes long...
Lol the character name xD
I remember when i met father. I shot the synths at the battle for bunker hill. It took me half an hour (literally) to get to the roof first, because i was to incompetend to check around the corner. When i arrived, the game set up the perfect atmosphere. It was night, and it was raining. It stuck to the theme, to say the least.
I love these videos because you do them so seriously. And that’s exactly how I used to play and enjoy fallout, like yeah it’s a game but if u take it seriously it’s so fun and immersive.
I’ve never played a single Fallout, yet I’m watching this like it has some sort of significance to me.
When the lone survivors name is indescribable
It sounds to me that VT intended for the staff in V111 to perish, everyone including the overseer were expendable. Do you think they would have knowingly went down to an unsustainable vault knowing they were going to die at the companies whims? I doubt it. The 180 days was just to give them all hope that they would make it out alive.
I just watched a 40 minute video about the tutorial level. . .
Is it just me or is anyone else surprised by this video coming out this long after fallout 4's release?
Great video oxhorn you never disappoint on making amazing content
That's a nice name you chose for your character Ox.
Is it possible that this was a vault for military personal, learning what we know from the show and the main dude having a weird military past
Oxhorn: major plot spoilers
Me who's played through the game 20 times: am I a joke to you
That carachter name looks like sombody smached their key board
Ox probably did smack his head on his keyboard trying to come up with a name.
Wait.. he said "hostile mutants". How did the salesman know about mutants?
There is a real-world theory that states that a world post-nuclear apocalypse might result in somr animals and humans mutating and going nuts because of it.
@@thegreywardenherald8923 due to the nuclear radition causing rapid mutations and feral behavior
ex feral ghouls
Woah, this has 40 mimutes. No way I'm watching that.
*39 minutes and 37 seconds later*
Well, this was an informational video.
Taking Saugus Ironworks in winterized power armor while wielding the Cryolator and Cryo grenades is a lot of fun.
Well the only reason the Vault Tech Rep didn’t tell the sole survivor that he was gonna be frozen is simply because he didn’t know, you will only know this though if you meet up with him at hotel Rexford in Good neighbor.
I just realized something there was no rooms for the vault dwellers just for the vault tech staff the planned to keep them frozen forever
I just started a new modded play thru and noticed for the first time the Vault tech guy mentioned "protection from marauding mutants". What mutants? The bombs hadn't dropped yet! Unless the theory that Vault tec was involved in FEV!
Is it bad I sold both rings the gun was good though
lmao
I tossed them in the river by sanctuary.
i believe i dumped them with a lot of armor i didn’t use
I killed Shaun with the Junk Jet with all the items and toys from his room in Sanctuary, ate his corpse, and finally dropped the wedding rings on his body, he's not my boy. He's dead like the rest.
@@JitteryJackanape Hardcore my dude
I think the vertibird that was outside the vault was the same one seen crashed on the roof of the Museum of Freedom because there were both two people with T-45 power armor and they had miniguns.
It would make sense since there is no vertibird and since the museum isn't very far away.
Well, if Oxhorn's theory and what Overseers personal notes are to be noted. One thing is clear to me, that somehow Vault Tec wanted both Nate and Nora(Sole Survivors) to reclaim Commonwealth after they were supposed to get out of vault 111( if the experiments succeeded).
Because what Overseer mentioned in his terminal suggested they were expecting us.
Similarly, after selecting the character, your spouse will comment on the Vault Tec salesman persistently coming to meet you everyday, meaning somehow your family is important for Vault Tec.
Also, on being asked, he mentioned that because of your family's service, you and your family is selected for Vault 111.
If we check on Nate and Nora's history, we know that Nate( canon Male SS) is a retired US Army veteran who most probably served in Anchorage and Nora(canon Female SS) is a lawyer who was about to join court after giving birth to Shaun.
They were also well known in society since the Mayor personally invited the couple to join for a gathering and Nate was about to give a speech.
Also, since Sanctuary Hills is quite far from the main Boston, I believe they were quite well-off financially.
So, I conclude my theory with the following points--
1. Due to his dedication and valor towards US Army, most probably someone from US army must have suggested Nate's name for admission in vault or maybe, someone from Boston court suggested Nora's name.Though, former is most probable incident that have happened.
2. Why the SS and his family is selected only for Vault 111, not for Vault 81 or 95
Reasons could be-
a. The near proximity of SS's house from Vault 111
b. Second and most important, as I mentioned above on someone's suggestion and Vault Tec's own research on SS and his family's service to US must have made them a proper choice for reclaiming America after the bombs fell, just like in Vault 76 where only the best and brightest were selected(Although the methods were different).
Interesting. I did notice Nora in my playthrough say "he won't stop coming"
Do one on what happened to vault tech for any Fallout game.
OMG NPC'S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Vault Boy Why is a bobblehead excited about this
*shoots* SHUT UP
Here after watching Oxhorn's return to form with his first Full Story of Fallout 4 video.
I think the skeleton in the reactor room was the overseer. Cause when you first enter the vault after the bombs fall, you can see the overseer standing there with a clipboard greeting everyone. Here, he’s only wearing a vault suit.
Further more, throughout the game when visiting other vaults such as 88, and 81, the overseer’s we meet are also wearing a sole vault suit.
Now, as for how he got there I have a theory, kind of a stretch but hear me out…
When the security personnel and support staff decided to rebel, they probably made a mob and went for the overseer. They would have been in the reactor room because that hallway connects right to the overseers office. The other way to go would be through the locked escape hatch. But, they would have been locked out, unable to break through the thick metal door. So, they would have been camped, yelling, cursing, and protesting the overseer. After some time, the overseer, (to be the seeming god minded guy he is) left his office to confront them. Perhaps reason with them, calm them down, or just tell them to go away I don’t know. But he leaves to confront them. They exchange words, the mob decides to rush him, they shoot and kill him, rush down the hallway towards the office that was probably left unlocked, entered it, and killed the scientists… so on and so forth
Oh, and as for the scientists at the vault door exit, they would have gotten there by the rebels. Probably led by gunpoint to help the others escape. After the doors were opened, they were dealt with and killed.
And the dead I’m assuming maintenance staff or security guard body we find at the vault door too, with bullet holes around it. My best guess would be that one of the two scientists had a last ditch effort to fight back and shit and killed one of the rebels.
25:52 lol Fallout 76 is just one big continuity error.
also to be clear I don't 100% hate Fallout 76 but there's no way that game can be Cannon or else it would ruin so much to do with the Fallout franchise
You mean just like Fallout 3/New Vegas/4 ruined the "Cannon" of Fallout 1 and 2 ? yeah totally agree with you there, Bethesda really screwed up the cannon for Fallout 1 and 2. best to forget about 3/NV/4 alltogether like they never excisted.
Gabriel Angelo the enclave has pre war ties
@@PanzerVII-df8hg The Brotherhood of Steel was literally founded the day the bombs dropped. As for the Enclave well they were actually around before the bombs dropped.
@@RE4PER Even if the BoS was founded there, it still doesn't explain why they would go to FUCKING WEST VIRGINIA and make it their from California. Even if we assume the whole "Well Maxson sent a satellite into fuckin space" wouldn't the Chinese or even Vault-Tec target major military bases. It's dumb they really shouldn't be on the East Coast at all. Maybe the Enclave, since ya know DC... but not the BoS
Kellogg when entering vault 111:
Rose's are red.
Silent as a mouse
Your doors are unlocked
I'm inside your house
There are two vault doors. Wouldn't they be able to send out the people wanting to leave into the hall in between the main door and the elevator then shut the main door, and they can be sent up and decontaminate the chamber between? You think they would have that ability because radiation would flood in at least a little when the door shuts the first time.
I think they may have had more than nine people in the Vault (Security, Scientists and Overseer) as they may have used a hot-bunking system. Possibly to cut down on space and having multiple shifts; A,B and C, for example.