I love how it also shows how quick Walter is. We know The Ghoul is smart but Walter came across a bit naive like Lucy, so those moments where he catches on to what his wife and others are saying, which then sends him on his quest to find out what's going on with his wife, is great. Walter G's Perception points get a bonus. 😅
In the fallout Timeline there was a resource war between China and the USA. The war went hot and they were fighting each other China tried to conquer Alaska and the US retaliated and sent to troops to China's mainland too, so it was only a matter of time before one side or the other felt they were losing and decided to go Nuclear.
This episode is the perfect blend of “TONS of new info” but also “My brain hurts, I’m LOST AF” ((upon rewatching the season, it’s hysterical how MANY foreshadowing scenes are in every episode - I love when shows do this tastefully, BIG pay off))
Cooper's friend said in their chat that America has been at war for the last ten years (and the two of them in fact know each other because they fought together in Alaska), and for many years before that there was a cold war as well, but at the point of that conversation no one had escalated to using nuclear weapons yet. The threat was looming for decades and decades though, so many people see it as inevitable
Yep. I'm not super deep in the alternate history of the setting, but there was a whole series of conflicts (primarily with communist China) called the Resource Wars that'd been ongoing for a LONG time, which were all about two superpowers trying to keep funneling raw materials into their respective processing capabilities to prop up their respective standards of living. When Coop talks about 'keeping out the rads AND the reds', he's talking about China more than Russia.
Ok, so... adding the info from this episode to last week's show and game info. 2077 - The bombs fall and the old world dies. 2141 - *Shady Sands* is founded by Vault 15 denizens. 2161 - Shady Sands appears in *Fallout* (the first game) as a small, but thriving settlement. 2189 - The *New California Republic* is born. 2198 - Shady Sands becomes the capital of the New California Republic. 2241 - Shady Sands has 3'000 inhabitants and is the largest city in California, at the time of *Fallout 2.* 2277 - Shady Sands has 35'000 inhabitants. 2281 - Shady Sands is mentioned in *Fallout: New Vegas* as the _former_ capital of the New California Republic. 2283 - A nuclear detonation destroys Shady Sands. Maximus, a child at the time, survives. 2296 - Maximus and Lucy witness Shady Sands and the crater caused by the 2277 bomb. The New California Republic has long abandoned the ruins. A number of Shady Sands refugees (and other surface refugees) are sheltered in Vault 4.
The production said the 2077 was a production mistake, so move everything up by 5 years or so after that. I imagine they'll clarify the year in the next season since it was a big deal.
@@TrackZero ... The comment was 2077 was a production error, my question is what's the source of that, and your answer is that 2077 is wrong, but also right?
Fun fact. The actress for Moldaver's first film was a romance film with Denzel Washington called Mississippi Masala in 1990. Check it out if you haven't
😮Reason (simply explained) behind Vaults: flashbacks are around 2075, bombs dropped two yrs later, but at time of flashbacks, there is already a war between US and China, started 2066.., Cooper was in US Marines (late 2060s to early 2070s), wearing first power armor (T 45), later T 51 was introduced, and later T 60 in early 2077. China invaded Alaska. Already before that war, US annexed Canada and even Mexico, while EU and Middle East were at war (even dropping tactical nukes at each other), and all that, cause resources are short, coming to an end, thus, powers fight each other for "leftovers", while obviously some sort of "plan B", something new is needed. Also US changed from 50 States to 13 Commonwealths, each encopassing several States.
Again, asking the right questions, making good deductions. The only thing missing is information the show hasn't confirmed yet--but will be revealed. Keep it up. 🤔👍😁
The thing about Reclamation Day" is not that it already happened, but that it never happened. The world actually came back without the services of Vault-Tec. That must have been extra bitter for Lucy to swallow.
@@thgeremilrivera-thorsen9556 Actually the original town of the NCR that went on to unify the whole nation (Shady Sands) was formed by a Vault (I think it was Vault 15?), where if I remember correctly the experiment was instilling different groups of people in the vaults with different shared cultural values and then sending them to the surface. One group established Shady Sands and then within one generation became the most powerful group ever seen in the Fallout lore, the NCR
@@danquerry3436 It's worth noting that while Shady Sands was nominally an outgrowth of a successful vault (and it wasn't the only one, there was a whole city in the first Fallout game that was literally called 'vault city' because it had its reclaimation day), the NCR was something of a macrocosm of what we see in miniature in Vault 4... vault-dwellers and wastelanders forming a blended community based on shared old-world values of democracy and community.
Fallout's universe is a funny thing - you think you've got to grips with how it works and then it throws you a reminder that your actually in a completely insane and alien world. anyone entering a raider camp in game for the first time and seeing the decor they prefer will probably agree. it's funny to think that every vault in the Fallout universe is almost as old as the US is now. anything could have happened inside of them.
Food for thought when you are rewatching this episode: In episode 5, the sign in front of the building where Max and Lucy fall into the trap says "Hawthorne Medical Laboratories, A Division of Vault-Tec Corporation". In this episode, when Coop is doing the commercial about vault 4, he introduces Lloyd and Cassandra Hawthorne as scientists specializing in the effects of radiation on human DNA. When talking to Bud Askins, Coop says he wore the T-45 power armor when we almost lost the state of Alaska. In the first episode, the news on the radio mentioned negotiations and the news anchor on the TV mentions the specter of Nuclear War facing the nation for 10 long years. The Hawthornes were in 429 Sycamore Street and Max's place was across the corridor in 428 Sycamore Street. (not important for your search for the truth, but fun fact)
So glad I stumbled across your channel. I'm enjoying your Fallout reactions. I'm having to keep comments here VERY limited for now. Last thing I would want to do is throw any spoilers out there. I'll have to leave it at that.
Did you not notice that Cooper met Moldaver in the past? As for the nuclear war. I think it helps if you know history. Remember, before the war, the world was still kind of stuck in a 50's aesthetic and mindset. The 50's was the beginning of the cold war. People were building bomb shelter. Now, move forward in time to where Cooper is an actor, in the 2070's. Basically the world has been in a cold war for over 100 years. We also learned that there was a non nuclear war, where Alaska was almost taken over. So a nuclear war didn't just come from nowhere. It had been building for decades.
@@johnmiller7682 I know. I’m just confused how she ties this all together, which I acknowledged is because I haven’t gotten all the pieces of the puzzle just yet :)
In case anyone is confused about what "gas-lighting" is, I refer you to the dinner table scene between Cooper Howard and Mrs. Howard. Coop has every right to ask the questions he does. His wife turns it around and makes him think his questions are the problem by getting upset at him for them. Suddenly it's about how he is reacting, not what he is reacting to- the original point of the discussion. MAN I love the writing and acting in this show! Getting gas-lighting that accurate without having to spell out what it is she's doing is masterful production. This is 100% a typical example of the term.
That's not the full scope of gaslighting as a practice, but it's definitely running a close parallel to it. Basically, gaslighting is a psychological abuse tactic in which someone is actively campaigning to make someone doubt their own sanity... but blame-redirecting and unwarranted hostility towards reasonable questions are classic components of that sort of campaign. I had to write a paper in my teacher credentialing program about gaslighting, and how teaching the play that the term is named for ('gas light' by Patrick Hamilton) can help students recognize the tactic in action in order to protect themselves from psychological abuse.
In the game, the bombs were implied to be dropped by China, but I gotta say, I really like where your head's at with these theories of yours. Can't wait to see your next reaction.
Remember Lucy asked Maximus about the past 200 years. She found her answerst on the chalk board, which is basically a recap of Fallout 1, 2, and New Vegas... with a shocking surprised at the end. According to the chalkboard, Shady Sands was established in 2142, sixty five years after the bombs fell. The original settlers of Shady Sands were the residents of Vault 15. Sometime between 2077 (when the bombs fell) and 2142, (when Shady Sands was established) they left Vault15 and came to the surface, used the used the Garden of Eden Creation Kit (G.E.C.K.) to create a patch of good land, built a wall and some huts, and PRESTO... Shady Sands. Other residents of Vault 15 went their own way, becoming tribal groups living off the land. Some of them became raiders. The big controversy among Fallout nerds is the date of the destruction of Shady Sands. The chalkboard says 2277. But Fallout New Vegas takes place four years later in 2281, and they all seem to think Shady Sands is still up and running as the capital of the New California Republic.
[24:04] "I have this feeling that I just missed something." Nope. Your confusion and desperate need for further info is a *feature* , not a *bug* , in this series. A feature expertly hand-crafted by plot artisans extraordinaire. Meanwhile, evil spoiler-mongers are pounding their keyboards in order to ruin your experience of discovery and discernment, so that they can feel momentarily smart after clicking the 🔵"Comment" button. Mere seconds of relief in a life of mediocrity, at your expense. Like Lucy in the wasteland, be careful down here in the Comments section. [5:32] "...really cute, but unhinged..." - Best description of Lucy "cuzzin' stuff" MacLean _ever_ . [21:17] "Why is everybody so concerned and adamant that bombs are dropping?" - In this episode [1:43], when Coop talks to Bud, Coop tells him that, when he was a Marine he had worn one of the power suits Bud was responsible for, in the war, and that the design flaws nearly cost them "the great state of Alaska". This is NOT a spoiler, because the gamers know this already: The US had been in a resource war with Communist China for a long time, and nuclear war had been hanging over everyone's heads for seemingly forever, becoming real in episode 1, "The End". [21:57] "That's some pretty extreme Kap-it-ole-ism." - This is not a point about the show. _Do_ _you_ _watch_ _the_ _news_ ? 👉Exxon Mobil has known about man-made global warming _since_ _the_ _70s_ . They _planned_ for the polar ice cap melting so they could drill up there. 👉Bill Gates told pharmaceutical companies to _NOT_ release their [censored] patents into the public domain (which would have allowed a bunch of doses to be manufactured cheaply and rapidly and ended the [censored] much sooner, saving lives around the world) because it would radically damage profits. Which then skyrocketed. As people died. 👉An undercover reporter got a hedge fund employee to talk openly on camera about how _all_ the big hedge funds hold significant stock in weapons manufacturers, and have _no_ _interest_ in a certain war in a country east of Germany and west of Russia ending, as the former PM of the UK went to that country and told their President that he was to _cease_ peace talks with their invader, at the behest of the US. Where all the weapons are made (AND SOLD). 👉In what country is your phone manufactured? Do you know what the working conditions are in those factories? 👉Have you noticed people at intersections asking for money? 👉How are you doing as you save up to buy a house? In your next video, please talk again about the improbability of "extreme Kap-it-ole-ism". Also, note how much distortion I had to use in this last diatribe. Why? To keep YooToob's AI censor from triggering on key words and deleting this comment. And what are those key words? Words that advertisers here don't want people thinking about. 🇺🇸💰🙈🙉🙊 *EXTREME* 🤐💰🇺🇸 (I wonder if she'll get to read this mess before it's deleted?)
Well i think the reason everyone was expecting nuclear war was just that it was a kind of... i don't think it's alternative history but like a future that goes right back to the cold war but amped up even more?
Ahh, Vault 4...Mad scientist stuff on the "volunteers". But where do they get other volunteers after the first 80 have been used up...hence the trap door for unsuspecting surface dwellers. The Fall of Shady Sands in 2277 conflicts with what is known/said in the games and has been the topic of much debate among fans.
It doesn't conflict with what's said in the games, it conflicts with what people ASSUMED when playing the games. The last we heard about the NCR was in New Vegas, and people assumed that the NCR's presence in the Mojave wasteland indicated that Shady Sands was still the capital and was in good shape... but they never actually confirm that assumption. In fact, the fall of Shady Sands and the NCR being on less stable footing would explain a lot about why their mission in the New Vegas region was so important.
You seem to have missed a very big reveal in this episode. When Cooper goes to the meeting at Hollywood Forever he is met by a woman who says she is a big fan. Look very closely at her because we have seen her before.
@@3rdOption-l9t she's going to figure this out in the next episode, which she has probably already seen. Chances are very high that she finished the season. A spoiler would have been telling her who started the war according to the series. Or what happened to the main character's mother. And who her father really is. Those would be spoilers.
@@dagiel9061 Everything you just typed is a spoiler. Shame. On. You. Trash. 🗑 "probably, chance are" - but since you're not _sure_ , you're making excuses for intentional spoilage. 👎
@artxroyalty I mean not even decent guys. Think more the type of guy who would take you out to the cinema pretendto be a decent guy and then try to alup in a neaky finger without your per ission kind of guy. That's what they did on Canada amd europe then when they stuck their finger in and found no resistance to to they stuck their whole.hand in grabbed all the resources and fecked off lol 😆
@artxroyalty there is next to no resources left on earth so there needs to be a a small population that are controlled or managed managed :) if you understand. Small and controlled.
The whole "one of the good vaults" line is definitely a moment of saying the quiet part out loud.
I love how it also shows how quick Walter is. We know The Ghoul is smart but Walter came across a bit naive like Lucy, so those moments where he catches on to what his wife and others are saying, which then sends him on his quest to find out what's going on with his wife, is great. Walter G's Perception points get a bonus. 😅
In the fallout Timeline there was a resource war between China and the USA. The war went hot and they were fighting each other China tried to conquer Alaska and the US retaliated and sent to troops to China's mainland too, so it was only a matter of time before one side or the other felt they were losing and decided to go Nuclear.
They're trying to avoid saying China so the show doesn't get blocked.
This episode is the perfect blend of “TONS of new info” but also “My brain hurts, I’m LOST AF” ((upon rewatching the season, it’s hysterical how MANY foreshadowing scenes are in every episode - I love when shows do this tastefully, BIG pay off))
Cooper's friend said in their chat that America has been at war for the last ten years (and the two of them in fact know each other because they fought together in Alaska), and for many years before that there was a cold war as well, but at the point of that conversation no one had escalated to using nuclear weapons yet. The threat was looming for decades and decades though, so many people see it as inevitable
Yep. I'm not super deep in the alternate history of the setting, but there was a whole series of conflicts (primarily with communist China) called the Resource Wars that'd been ongoing for a LONG time, which were all about two superpowers trying to keep funneling raw materials into their respective processing capabilities to prop up their respective standards of living. When Coop talks about 'keeping out the rads AND the reds', he's talking about China more than Russia.
8:28 if i couldn't take my cat to the vault we would both be funnily posed skeletons or ghouls together in the wasteland, Cooper is so justified
Only a few lucky vaults on the east coast got to keep their kitties 🐈⬛
Ok, so... adding the info from this episode to last week's show and game info.
2077 - The bombs fall and the old world dies.
2141 - *Shady Sands* is founded by Vault 15 denizens.
2161 - Shady Sands appears in *Fallout* (the first game) as a small, but thriving settlement.
2189 - The *New California Republic* is born.
2198 - Shady Sands becomes the capital of the New California Republic.
2241 - Shady Sands has 3'000 inhabitants and is the largest city in California, at the time of *Fallout 2.*
2277 - Shady Sands has 35'000 inhabitants.
2281 - Shady Sands is mentioned in *Fallout: New Vegas* as the _former_ capital of the New California Republic.
2283 - A nuclear detonation destroys Shady Sands. Maximus, a child at the time, survives.
2296 - Maximus and Lucy witness Shady Sands and the crater caused by the 2277 bomb. The New California Republic has long abandoned the ruins. A number of Shady Sands refugees (and other surface refugees) are sheltered in Vault 4.
The production said the 2077 was a production mistake, so move everything up by 5 years or so after that.
I imagine they'll clarify the year in the next season since it was a big deal.
@@Shockguey
How was it a mistake?
It's been an established piece of Fallout lore for decades.
@@Shockguey You got a source for that? I can't find a reference to that. Maybe you're thinking of Cyberpunk?
@@JcBravo8 The source is every fallout game and the wikis. 2077 is the correct year.
@@TrackZero ... The comment was 2077 was a production error, my question is what's the source of that, and your answer is that 2077 is wrong, but also right?
Fun fact. The actress for Moldaver's first film was a romance film with Denzel Washington called Mississippi Masala in 1990. Check it out if you haven't
😮Reason (simply explained) behind Vaults: flashbacks are around 2075, bombs dropped two yrs later, but at time of flashbacks, there is already a war between US and China, started 2066.., Cooper was in US Marines (late 2060s to early 2070s), wearing first power armor (T 45), later T 51 was introduced, and later T 60 in early 2077. China invaded Alaska. Already before that war, US annexed Canada and even Mexico, while EU and Middle East were at war (even dropping tactical nukes at each other), and all that, cause resources are short, coming to an end, thus, powers fight each other for "leftovers", while obviously some sort of "plan B", something new is needed. Also US changed from 50 States to 13 Commonwealths, each encopassing several States.
Again, asking the right questions, making good deductions. The only thing missing is information the show hasn't confirmed yet--but will be revealed. Keep it up. 🤔👍😁
👆This
The thing about Reclamation Day" is not that it already happened, but that it never happened. The world actually came back without the services of Vault-Tec. That must have been extra bitter for Lucy to swallow.
@@danquerry3436 oh?
Yeah, I'm pretty sure the New California Republic was created by survivors, not vault dwellers.
@@thgeremilrivera-thorsen9556 Actually the original town of the NCR that went on to unify the whole nation (Shady Sands) was formed by a Vault (I think it was Vault 15?), where if I remember correctly the experiment was instilling different groups of people in the vaults with different shared cultural values and then sending them to the surface. One group established Shady Sands and then within one generation became the most powerful group ever seen in the Fallout lore, the NCR
@@henrikfitch4017 I could be wrong. Huh.
@@danquerry3436 It's worth noting that while Shady Sands was nominally an outgrowth of a successful vault (and it wasn't the only one, there was a whole city in the first Fallout game that was literally called 'vault city' because it had its reclaimation day), the NCR was something of a macrocosm of what we see in miniature in Vault 4... vault-dwellers and wastelanders forming a blended community based on shared old-world values of democracy and community.
23:26 I think unfortunately that they dropped the bombs to capitalize the vaults .
Fallout's universe is a funny thing - you think you've got to grips with how it works and then it throws you a reminder that your actually in a completely insane and alien world. anyone entering a raider camp in game for the first time and seeing the decor they prefer will probably agree. it's funny to think that every vault in the Fallout universe is almost as old as the US is now. anything could have happened inside of them.
Yeeeah, the brotherhood’s coursework on health and human sexuality are woefully underdeveloped.
@@caffeinedelusions I’m starting to pick up on that 😂
Food for thought when you are rewatching this episode:
In episode 5, the sign in front of the building where Max and Lucy fall into the trap says "Hawthorne Medical Laboratories, A Division of Vault-Tec Corporation".
In this episode, when Coop is doing the commercial about vault 4, he introduces Lloyd and Cassandra Hawthorne as scientists specializing in the effects of radiation on human DNA. When talking to Bud Askins, Coop says he wore the T-45 power armor when we almost lost the state of Alaska.
In the first episode, the news on the radio mentioned negotiations and the news anchor on the TV mentions the specter of Nuclear War facing the nation for 10 long years.
The Hawthornes were in 429 Sycamore Street and Max's place was across the corridor in 428 Sycamore Street. (not important for your search for the truth, but fun fact)
Oh wow! These were great pick ups!
So glad I stumbled across your channel. I'm enjoying your Fallout reactions.
I'm having to keep comments here VERY limited for now. Last thing I would want to do is throw any spoilers out there.
I'll have to leave it at that.
@@thecatthinks thank you! Just blink twice if I’m getting close…I would never know…😂
Did you not notice that Cooper met Moldaver in the past? As for the nuclear war. I think it helps if you know history. Remember, before the war, the world was still kind of stuck in a 50's aesthetic and mindset. The 50's was the beginning of the cold war. People were building bomb shelter. Now, move forward in time to where Cooper is an actor, in the 2070's. Basically the world has been in a cold war for over 100 years. We also learned that there was a non nuclear war, where Alaska was almost taken over. So a nuclear war didn't just come from nowhere. It had been building for decades.
I did notice that she met Coop in the past…? 😅
@@artxroyalty She's the woman who was running the meeting he went to. That's Moldaver.
@@johnmiller7682 I know. I’m just confused how she ties this all together, which I acknowledged is because I haven’t gotten all the pieces of the puzzle just yet :)
In case anyone is confused about what "gas-lighting" is, I refer you to the dinner table scene between Cooper Howard and Mrs. Howard.
Coop has every right to ask the questions he does.
His wife turns it around and makes him think his questions are the problem by getting upset at him for them. Suddenly it's about how he is reacting, not what he is reacting to- the original point of the discussion.
MAN I love the writing and acting in this show! Getting gas-lighting that accurate without having to spell out what it is she's doing is masterful production. This is 100% a typical example of the term.
That's not the full scope of gaslighting as a practice, but it's definitely running a close parallel to it.
Basically, gaslighting is a psychological abuse tactic in which someone is actively campaigning to make someone doubt their own sanity... but blame-redirecting and unwarranted hostility towards reasonable questions are classic components of that sort of campaign.
I had to write a paper in my teacher credentialing program about gaslighting, and how teaching the play that the term is named for ('gas light' by Patrick Hamilton) can help students recognize the tactic in action in order to protect themselves from psychological abuse.
Top tier gas lighting! Hiding something from him then turning around and making him feel guilty for wanting to know what’s going on…she’s good
You look too young to remember the Cold War. Gen X grew up "knowing" WWIII and nuclear war was a matter of when, not If.
I feel like the late middle bit of these episodes is raising so many questions when up to ep 4 it was answering so many yknow...
In the game, the bombs were implied to be dropped by China, but I gotta say, I really like where your head's at with these theories of yours. Can't wait to see your next reaction.
Remember Lucy asked Maximus about the past 200 years. She found her answerst on the chalk board, which is basically a recap of Fallout 1, 2, and New Vegas... with a shocking surprised at the end.
According to the chalkboard, Shady Sands was established in 2142, sixty five years after the bombs fell. The original settlers of Shady Sands were the residents of Vault 15. Sometime between 2077 (when the bombs fell) and 2142, (when Shady Sands was established) they left Vault15 and came to the surface, used the used the Garden of Eden Creation Kit (G.E.C.K.) to create a patch of good land, built a wall and some huts, and PRESTO... Shady Sands. Other residents of Vault 15 went their own way, becoming tribal groups living off the land. Some of them became raiders.
The big controversy among Fallout nerds is the date of the destruction of Shady Sands. The chalkboard says 2277. But Fallout New Vegas takes place four years later in 2281, and they all seem to think Shady Sands is still up and running as the capital of the New California Republic.
Omg thank you for this! I had this feeling that I missed something!
The theory crafting and speculation is a treat
[24:04] "I have this feeling that I just missed something."
Nope.
Your confusion and desperate need for further info is a *feature* , not a *bug* , in this series. A feature expertly hand-crafted by plot artisans extraordinaire.
Meanwhile, evil spoiler-mongers are pounding their keyboards in order to ruin your experience of discovery and discernment, so that they can feel momentarily smart after clicking the 🔵"Comment" button. Mere seconds of relief in a life of mediocrity, at your expense.
Like Lucy in the wasteland, be careful down here in the Comments section.
[5:32] "...really cute, but unhinged..." - Best description of Lucy "cuzzin' stuff" MacLean _ever_ .
[21:17] "Why is everybody so concerned and adamant that bombs are dropping?" - In this episode [1:43], when Coop talks to Bud, Coop tells him that, when he was a Marine he had worn one of the power suits Bud was responsible for, in the war, and that the design flaws nearly cost them "the great state of Alaska". This is NOT a spoiler, because the gamers know this already: The US had been in a resource war with Communist China for a long time, and nuclear war had been hanging over everyone's heads for seemingly forever, becoming real in episode 1, "The End".
[21:57] "That's some pretty extreme Kap-it-ole-ism." - This is not a point about the show. _Do_ _you_ _watch_ _the_ _news_ ?
👉Exxon Mobil has known about man-made global warming _since_ _the_ _70s_ . They _planned_ for the polar ice cap melting so they could drill up there.
👉Bill Gates told pharmaceutical companies to _NOT_ release their [censored] patents into the public domain (which would have allowed a bunch of doses to be manufactured cheaply and rapidly and ended the [censored] much sooner, saving lives around the world) because it would radically damage profits. Which then skyrocketed. As people died.
👉An undercover reporter got a hedge fund employee to talk openly on camera about how _all_ the big hedge funds hold significant stock in weapons manufacturers, and have _no_ _interest_ in a certain war in a country east of Germany and west of Russia ending, as the former PM of the UK went to that country and told their President that he was to _cease_ peace talks with their invader, at the behest of the US. Where all the weapons are made (AND SOLD).
👉In what country is your phone manufactured? Do you know what the working conditions are in those factories?
👉Have you noticed people at intersections asking for money?
👉How are you doing as you save up to buy a house?
In your next video, please talk again about the improbability of "extreme Kap-it-ole-ism".
Also, note how much distortion I had to use in this last diatribe. Why? To keep YooToob's AI censor from triggering on key words and deleting this comment. And what are those key words? Words that advertisers here don't want people thinking about.
🇺🇸💰🙈🙉🙊 *EXTREME* 🤐💰🇺🇸
(I wonder if she'll get to read this mess before it's deleted?)
@@3rdOption-l9t 😉
@@artxroyalty It's been up for over 45 minutes. Day-um.
Well i think the reason everyone was expecting nuclear war was just that it was a kind of... i don't think it's alternative history but like a future that goes right back to the cold war but amped up even more?
america invaded and annexed canada, china invaded alaska, and the us kicked them out
And the European Commonwealth invaded the Middle East. The “Resource Wars” were worldwide
Good analysis.
The answers await.
5:56 She went from Starstruck “Hi😳” in the first episode, to stroking man’s hand and feeding him ceral😅 Had him looking goofy😁 Don’t blame bro though
Ahh, Vault 4...Mad scientist stuff on the "volunteers". But where do they get other volunteers after the first 80 have been used up...hence the trap door for unsuspecting surface dwellers. The Fall of Shady Sands in 2277 conflicts with what is known/said in the games and has been the topic of much debate among fans.
It sounds more like a screw up by the tv writers, Todd Howard and Nolan promise that it will be fixed and explained next season.
It doesn't conflict with what's said in the games, it conflicts with what people ASSUMED when playing the games. The last we heard about the NCR was in New Vegas, and people assumed that the NCR's presence in the Mojave wasteland indicated that Shady Sands was still the capital and was in good shape... but they never actually confirm that assumption. In fact, the fall of Shady Sands and the NCR being on less stable footing would explain a lot about why their mission in the New Vegas region was so important.
Woooo!! I am hookeddd
You seem to have missed a very big reveal in this episode. When Cooper goes to the meeting at Hollywood Forever he is met by a woman who says she is a big fan. Look very closely at her because we have seen her before.
I know it’s Moldaver, I just don’t see how she’s this huge figure yet
5:20 Your face here was worth the entire reaction 😂
@@greywarden5513 that was a painful convo lmaooo
You are very wise.
In short , most of the vaults are more dangerous than the surface.
In short, spoiler for a non-game playing reactor. 👎
@@3rdOption-l9t she's going to figure this out in the next episode, which she has probably already seen. Chances are very high that she finished the season. A spoiler would have been telling her who started the war according to the series. Or what happened to the main character's mother. And who her father really is. Those would be spoilers.
@@dagiel9061 Everything you just typed is a spoiler.
Shame. On. You.
Trash. 🗑
"probably, chance are" - but since you're not _sure_ , you're making excuses for intentional spoilage.
👎
@@dagiel9061 Spoilers again. Garbage. 🗑
She is hidden something
get the idea that america is the good guys out of your head.
@@cyberash3000 I can assure you that thought was NOT there 😂
@artxroyalty I mean not even decent guys. Think more the type of guy who would take you out to the cinema pretendto be a decent guy and then try to alup in a neaky finger without your per ission kind of guy. That's what they did on Canada amd europe then when they stuck their finger in and found no resistance to to they stuck their whole.hand in grabbed all the resources and fecked off lol 😆
@artxroyalty there is next to no resources left on earth so there needs to be a a small population that are controlled or managed managed :) if you understand. Small and controlled.
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@@aranerem5569 hiii!