The fact that most of the places in the glowing sea are just something like “forgotten church” or “decayed reactor site” makes the glowing sea even more ominous and depressing. Most likely, the sole survivor would have known multiple of these places before the war, but the bombs have distorted the area and buildings so much that they are almost unrecognizable.
The bomb that fell was probably a cobalt bomb, a nuclear weapon that has a cobalt casing. The neutron radiation from the explosion would generate a massive amounts of irradiated cobalt. This will contaminate the site of the explosion for centuries afterwards. In our timeline, cobalt bombs were never produced, but in the Fallout timeline they probably were.
@@miafillene4396 I don't think he helped guide the bomb in. There would be other subs. I truly do believe he came in afterwards due to the ship damage.
That’s right, weren’t those among the weapons that got shelved by the SALT talks? I’m guessing those never happened in Fallout seeing as we have both dirty bomb nukes and hear mentions of gratuitous use of bio weapons. Wonder if they’ve got a variant of the Thor system...
That eyebot temporary companion reminds me of this "glitch" I had in my game: I found an unmarked bunker near the starting area of my game, hacked an eyebot there and he became a friend. Heres the weird part, even tho I deactivated him in sanctuary, I made a little place for him there, I would constantly find him joining me and my current companion on our wasteland adventures, until recently when this courageous little eyebot fought super mutants head on, he died and even though I used console to bring life back, he wasn't the same. Now im using a mod to build eyebots in the Robot Workbench and have my little guy come back as a full companion, I even took his parts to put inside the eyebots storage so he actually lives on inside the new eyebot
I hacked the one by the Recon Bunker Theta or whatever and he followed me around for a while too. I ended up dumping him at the outpost nearby for a while and he eventually got blown up by raiders :/
“ They are (vertibird noises) very solitary (explosion) and dangerous creatures (laser rifle fire) created as war machines by the pre war government (roaring and gunfire)” *vertibird crashes* “Ah it seems that the deathclaw has found a meal and ensures its own survival for the time being”
irked me a bit too. I collected literally every set of power armor, frame included, just because i wanted to. I have a massive 4 story building in sanctuary called fort kickass, where i have them all stored.
Regarding Virgil. In my playthrough, when Kells sent me to kill him, I informed him that Virgil is human again, since I'd let that week pass and returned to Virgil to speak to his human self before I got that mission. So Kells commented in response to that something along the lines of "Wait? He did? Is that possible? Well okay, then, we'll keep him alive and monitor him, he may end up being of some use." So no, killing him isn't mandatory if you play as a Brotherhood character. - And I don't think it's because of a mod, since that line is fully voiced and everything. Maybe just cut content? Doubt it though. Maybe Ox just missed that.
Oxhorn looking at a skeleton: excuse me, but do you own this plank? The skeleton: NAH, I OWN A BUNKER! EDIT: whoops, just realized it said Osborn... Let me change that
The glowing sea was one of my favorite parts of fallout 4 ever since I started. As soon as I learned of it I immediately started to head towards it. It's chilling, yet oddly beautiful
Taking Codsworth with you he has unique dialogue he will while wandering the area "Wasn't there a number of State Parks located here?" It must have been forested lots recreational areas. Forest parks camping wildlife spotting.
Came for mid game help, stayed for beautiful scenery, left with a better knowledge of pyroclastic flows and pressurized water nuclear reactors That’s Ox for ya
By far the coolest area in all of the fallout universe, even if you are a fanboy of the original two the glowing sea is IMO the most artistic beauty of what kind complete devastation we'd expect from a nuclear holocaust. Its mysterious and beautiful as dangerous and terrifying.
I had a full blown existential crisis when I first went to the Glowing Sea. A truly horrific vision of the chaos and devastation mankind could potentially unleash upon the world.
@Accident Lol And not only that. I can just download it and play it without modding, while in new vegas you really NEED to install mods so that the game can run a bit more stable. And fallout 4 is a great game just like all the other fallouts.
When i first played Fallout 4 and got to the glowing sea, it was so haunting. I know it's just a game, but putting into perspective the characters point of views and what was all there, it hurts the heart and the soul.
CurleyWurley I was running through it scavenging last night and ran my ass off away from bahemith, 7 death claws. And 10 rad scorpions lol. I atpeast got a legendary 2 shot rifle and 1700 ammo for it now. Also in 2 hours I found 4 power aromor suits
Same , it’s scary and u can bearly see. When I go I normally take paladin danise and the power armors they gave me. I wanna explore it cuz it seems cool
You want to know why it's so bad in the Glowing Sea? Take a look at what's pretty much next to the Crater of Atom. A reactor. Decayed Reactor Site. They hit a nuclear reactor with a nuclear bomb. Try to grasp the amount of radiation that unleashed as a result of that. Sure there are other craters in the Boston area, but they're not that bad in comparison to what the Glowing Sea became. I mean, it was heavily hit, more so than any other area. But it also hit a reactor. Try to grasp that.
@@miafillene4396 That base wasn't hit. If it was, the warheads would have gone off and the radiation would have been worse than the outside of Vault 87.
Maybe in the fallout universe, warheads would make it worse. But in real life, hitting nukes with nukes would *not* make a bigger explosion. The reaction required to trigger such explosions isn't...explosions.
@@cdogthehedgehog6923 I'm not talking about a secondary explosion, I'm talking about nuclear containers being hit, ruptured from the damage, and leaking like Chernobyl. Chernobyl was a meltdown, yes, but that's a real fear. If nuclear containment units fail, this is a nightmare scenario.
I really like that the Glowing Sea on the map is like an out-of-map-bounds area, they shout have put more such high danger out-of-bound areas in the game.
This works so well on first playthrough, like you may think "Ok, corner of the map isn't that far" and then you go and go and go through this glowing desert, where is nothing but death everywhere, then you open the map and finds out that you already far away from "invisible wall" you supposed to meet long time ago, but you still didn't complete your way
@@jackmetrroI played this game back when fallout NV was still too spooky for me, and yeah the glowing sea being off the map was pretty scary. It was like trying to go to a gas giant in spore, which gave you a warning saying it wasn’t even possible.
under a majority of New England (yes Massachusetts included) is a Huge Pocket of natural gas. and may have ignited when the area was struck by multiple nuclear warheads. (making that pyroclastic flow possible)
Interesting.... thats cool to know! Adds a bit of incite doesn't it haha OH OH also, maybe that explains the fumes emanating from the ground in some spots!
Nah, natural gas would have escaped long ago.. Coal, on the other hand.. once that starts burning underground, you can't really stop it until it's completely burned out. There's entire towns in the US that had to be abandoned because of it.. and inspiring movies in the process.
@@ComradeMercy it really does. I remember wondering if it was what it felt like to be wandering another planet or something, especially when you wear power armor and are clunking around
its such a neat place! maybe not for the best of reasons but, still i know its just a game so theres no reason to compare it to real life, but just _imagine_ a place things lived, people lived, animals, plants, etc etc. people worked here, kids played here, they lived their lives here and all of it was gone at the press of a button. and not even ~210 years could fix it. who knows how long it will be before the glowing sea becomes even close to habitable again?? its creepy and interesting to think about!
@@ComradeMercy it's exactly my feeling as well! there's only 2 places that imo have that kind of eerie yet sci-fi is Greener Pasture disposal site and Mothership Zeta both in fallout 3
I found TGS completely by accident, and first realised that this place was in fact the impact zone when my rads went above 0 for the first time, I just turned around and walked off one I reached the crater. 100% the most terrifying and haunting area in the game, not because of jump scares or monsters, but because it was so desolate and obliterated, giving us a first person view of nuclear devastation.
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I was outside virgils cave, threw a vertibird signal grenade, the death claw woke up. Danse lit it up, I took out my laser rifle and helped, it ran, so I followed a bit and pulled out my shock baton, it runs back over to me, danse injured it pretty bad, so as the vertibird rolls up to us, shoots it some as it moves for another gun run, I charge a d kill this death claw with a shock baton. That lancer initiate must’ve been so impressed (was a knight at the time)
The Glowing Sea is an irradiated hell. It's a whole area just pouring radiation, but somehow isn't as irradiated as the Vault 87 entrance in Fallout 3...
The radiation is disperced the effects of radiation are not based on todays science but based on what people beleived in the 50s and tbe bombed that was dropped was more specifically a dirty bomb which causes the radiation to sit and not move so over the 200 years the radiation has gone down
@@starkilla102 thats only a small amount the glowing sea is a giant basin of radiated land and the cause of that is because of the dirty bomb which keep the radiation in one place
ok, do im a recent fan of my boy oxhorn over here. ive been in the family for about a month now and i think he is the youtuber that tries the hardest. he produced like 6 videos a week and there almost all 20 mins or more, and feel professional.
In the process of exploring the Glowing Sea but I have the True Weather mod installed. I also happen to have the rad storms set to spawn hordes of ghouls, so the glowing wastes is swarming in them whenever there's a rad storm... which is almost all the time. It's quite fun.
Utilizing my basic geographical skills and general understanding of the area, in game and in reality ( I'm a masshole ), I have another explanation as to why the glowing sea is... glowing. But first some background. The glowing sea is probably made up of Framingham (formerly the largest town in the U.S., but now just a lame city) as well as Sherborn and Ashland (my hometown, hooray?) Using Natick as a reference point, these towns are directly west and southwest of it. Framingham is indeed a jumble of factories and housing like you said, take the old Dennison Factory (which is actually apartments now) that is right next to several residential neighborhoods. (Most of the factories are defunct today though.) As for a military presence, you have the Framingham National Guard Depot next to the Musterfield at Concord Place ( A residential area which was originally intended for military families but is now low income housing, it looks nice today but it was about as dumpy as the glowing sea when I was living there circa 2002 ) Down the street is a school which indeed has one of the many playgrounds mentioned. The Abandoned Shack and its bunker could be based off of MEMA (Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency) It's the first of the Cold War era State Emergency Operations Centers commissioned by President Kennedy. That interstate is probably Route 9, basically the mother road of Greater Boston. Not sure about the nuclear domes or that Sentinel Site, never seen or heard of them around here and I really hope there aren't just a bunch of nukes chilling near my house. Nevertheless, the impact site being southwest of Natick could very well be Ashland. My explanation as to why the biggest bombs went there is that Ashland is the home of the Nyanza Chemical Waste Dump (of which I live right down the street from :/ ). Back in its prime as the Nyanza factory, toxic waste byproducts were simply dumped without much concern (this was before environmental regulation was a thing). In 1978 it was listed as one of the top 10 most toxic places in the United States. Even after massive cleanup attempts, you can still feel its presence in the area in ways such as signs warning not to eat contaminated fish out of the Sudbury River. By blowing it up, perhaps it would unleash the chemicals still buried under the site and allow for the toxic storms seen ingame to wreak carnage among the land... and my house.
In a comment I made earlier I gave directions to an unmarked building behind the Gwinnett Brewery. In that building is a terminal, on Foreman's Log number 4 it says, and I quote: "I was sleeping in my chair when it happened. They must have missed the city with the big one - Framingham's gone from what little I heard on the radio before it went quiet." So yes, you are right.
29:23 *looking at my phone listening but not watching* "im sure we'll find a bunch of loot in he- oh no its a bunch of feral ghouls!" all of a sudden my ears are flooded with the sound of death and destruction.
I always imagined the tipped over buildings and water towers in that one section of the Glowing Sea were from the initial blast of the bomb, like the force literally sent the structures lurching to the side, nearly but not completely uprooted
Yo Ox! I'm finishing my major in both archaeology and geology and can help you out a bit with the meaning of and conditions the lead to pyroclastic flow and liquefaction. First, unfortunately liquefaction needs a certain amount of sustained motion to properly occur, and especially so if it was to sink buildings or vehicles. Additionally, sediments need to be well saturated with water to allow for the vibrations to increase the space between the soil grains and create the liquid-like environment. Therefore you would need a location that creates the conditions for naturally waterlogged sediments like a delta or sea or sub-sea level terrain where there would be substantial water throughout the soil above the bedrock. Due to this not only would there have to be the proper conditions of waterlogged sediments, but an atomic blast would not likely create the amount of time of sustained motion needed to liquefy the ground. As far as pyroclastic flows they are not really characterized by the caving in or falling of a rock face or mountain side as that would simply be a landslide. Rather a pyroclastic flow is characterized by the incredibly hot suffocating volcanic gas and fine volcanic ash (what we call tephra) that moves like a massive wave across the land or mountainside. A large portion of land and solid material may move down the mountain with the pyroclastic flow, but the flow itself is just the wave of hot ash that is produced. Hope you read this! And If you are interested I have a university log in to the entire online resource of usually restricted academic articles so if wanted access to any on any topic I can shoot you them!
@@dankcatsmemes9219 it's not if you're willing to pay for an account, Athens or the like, that gives you access to these articles. Students are usually given free access during their studies.
@Jason Dyer it wouldn't shift an entire towns worth of wreckage into a lake, and the bombs didn't even land in the right place for that to happen, they would have to suck the debris towards it in order for it to be where it is
@@nagitoes8732 man I would pay for that just imagine hearing nothing but explosions and gunfire with artillery and stuff like that soothing man really soothing
i actually have an hypothesis about all the radaway/radx, if there's lore i'm probably wrong but the fallout universe is basically a nuclear powered, stuck in the 50s world. you can see small nuclear reactors in the basements of buildings, so my guess is that there could be accidents and people would just treat it as if it were simply a scratch.
Yeah, that seems kind of logical. In the Fallout universe, Radaway is most likely used as a radiation bandage while Rad-X seems to be more like a radiation resistance supplement in a way, especially in Fallout 4 and Fallout 76. This would explain why using Radaway in Fallout 4 seems to have a bandage-like sound effect while using Rad-X seems to have a taking pills-esque sound effect.
@32:00 those are grain elevators, they are used to load grain onto trucks and trains. Similar structures are also used for gravel and other loose materials
i kinda liked it too personally but not really cuz of the way it looks, more that its the only area i have really ever had to worry about radiation killing me lol, otherwise in the rest of the game rads seems like a minor inconvenience, not a dynamic gameplay feature / system (which also makes rad stores useless, cuz we should have to run for a Shelter building, or a Pulowski shelter, or have a thing of Rad-Away at least, but im guessing Bethesda thought to themselves "nah a lot of ppl will just get angry and frustrated with the rads system, especially if they have to wait in doors for 3 min cuz they dont have a Rad-Away, so lets just make it more of an visual environmental effect!!! lol ugh)
@@criticalthinking1144 I like it because of the nervous attitude you get. A lot of games have these kinds of environments but they don’t really have that much of a threat…but in the glowing sea it’s a real threat. For one, you kinda need power armor to survive, so if you don’t have to many stocked up, you’ve got this time limit esc thing. And at any time a high leveled rad scorpion or death claw could show up and rip you to shreds.
@@hammyofdoom8355 and the constant radiation, and the highly irradiated ponds all around, and the eerie locations like the decayed reactor site, or sentinel site, those are just giving chills. totally agree with you
The thing I loved most about the Glowing Sea was that it looked like it was far outside the playable area. I was stoked when I got the missions to find Vergil and realized just how vast that area was. It was a great reveal and a well hidden surprise compared to what the in game map would have you glancingly believe to the contrary. It widened the world to me and was yet another one of those wonderful exploratory surprises that I've come to love the Fallout Series for.
11:23 side note if anyone does go in the bunker if your a high enough level there will be a set of XO-1 power armor. But if you to low a level it'll be t-45 but just leave and come back once you level up a bit and it'll be XO-1. Have a nice day yall :)
And that’s why you take Power Armor. Helps fight the radiation and the ghouls you find in abundance in the GS generally are too weak to hurt you. Hell, at one point I was walking around in fully upgraded X-01 PA and a swarm of 10 couldn’t hurt me even after 5 minutes of me just standing there.
I just did the quest to talk to Virgil yesterday -- on survival difficulty -- on a stealth character -- using only a hazmat suit for protection (max radiation resistance, 0 physical and energy defense). It took me 5 or 6 tries, but I finally made it there and back. A few things I learned: there is almost no cover to effectively hide anywhere. Also, there are no non-irradiated beds, so no saving until you are back out; even Virgil's cave has only an unusable super mutant bed. And, since all enemies are altered to be tougher, some enemy groups are more difficult than you would normally expect. For example, deathclaws are relatively easy, but the most difficult group of enemies for this character, by far? a swarm of bloodbugs.
Nick Valentine actually has the best comment about the Sentinel Site... Nick has a good history knowledge about Pharaoh. He mentioned Pharaoh when traveling to Sentinel Site
After visiting this place for the first time with all those MONSTERS walking around, You'd had to be crazy NOT to go into The Glowing Sea without being armed to the damn teeth in your power armor
@LeckMichImArsch, one of the first humans you mean. Although Adam and Atom might sound similar, they're nowhere near connected. So please, let's not add the Bible into this.:D
The nuke that was used on Boston was a dirty bomb. The ICBM would be filled with cobalt 59. On impact cobalt 59 would absorb a free neutron witch would turn into cobalt 60. The cobalt 60 would decay leaving ground zero and the surrounding area radioactive for centuries. If the bomb was your normal average nuke, the glowing sea wouldn't be possible. The liquefaction in the glowing sea would be possible, if the bomb was strong enough to cause an earthquake for liquefaction to occur. If you don't know what Liquefaction is when soil loses strength and stiffness in respone to applied stress. Usually earthquake shakings or any other change in stress condition, causing it to behave like a liquid.
At early levels, the Glowing Sea is terrifying since so much can kill you so easily, and you're always there on borrowed time since the rads will get to you. At upper levels, it's a food run. So much delicious radscorpian and deathclaw just waiting for you to harvest, and you get double the meat with the surivial guide you fine.. I'd actually go out on that raider power armor from the cave in there just to make it more challenging.
Going into the Glowing Sea in a hazmat suit in the low to mid 20's and a decent weapon I found it easier than times when I've gone in around level 60 or higher due to how the game tries to adjust enemy levels to the player's level resulting in most enemies being at their basic level. It also helps that you can get pretty far entering the area at the western or southern map boundary before encountering radiation, especially if you're dealing with rain weather effects from the swamp.
wish bethesda put a broken vault you could explore in the glowing sea or an underground cave system that is also a settlement. While they did put alot of stuff in the glowing sea there was alot of space left for more that they could've done something with.I really liked the concept and the area itself but I feel there wasn't enough places to explore and it leaves me wanting more :/
i would have liked an area underground that linked several buildings. A subway system, in essence, like what was in Fallout 3. It would have linked several dungeons, and might have provided an excellent place to run across high-level bosses.
Erc Albin Yes an interconnected subway system like in Fallout 3, rather than F4's disconnected ones, would've definetly been a good addition of the game. It made the world feel just that bit more connected...plus those subways were pretty damn creepy when you first vist them.
Oxhorn, when talking about why the glowing sea is still highly irradiated today, you said it was shallow. But there is also another very important reason. Nuclear reactors. When nukes detonate, they give off a massive amount of radiation in a short period; it dissipates mostly in a few decades. But nuclear reactors are different. Instead of the radiation being released in one powerful burst, it is released slowly over time. So the radiation stays for a much longer period; centuries or millennia. Did I mention there are a TON of nuclear reactors in the glowing sea? Also btw, you saying the glowing sea is like it is is because it's shallow is also a very good answer. I think it is a combination of the shallowness and nuclear reactors that make the glowing sea the way it is.
Actually, nukes radiation lasts for ~90 days. It's months, not years. At least, with modern warheads. Hiroshima and Nagasaki got the short end of the stick what with being stuck with crappy G1 nukes. If you don't believe me on that, get a US Army survival manual and flip to the section on Nuclear Detonations.
There is another nuclear reactor, by County Crossing. It is highly irradiated, but that area is not as irradiated as the Glowing Sea. I think the unique topology of the area has more to do with why the place is still irradiated so highly more than anything. None of it has been able to wash out to sea.
Actually no. It doesn't. At least, not much. It depends 100% on the half-life of the fissionable materials used in the bomb. These decay at a fixed rate for each nuclear substance and believe it or not, you don't have to wait for all of it to go away before it's safe. Just most. This is because you're ALWAYS being bathed in radiation from space, our own sun, and the cosmic microwave background. All lifeforms possess some level of resistance to radiation damage. You just need to wait for something to fall below the threshold humans can tolerate for ti to be perfectly safe. Since most nuclear weapons don't add more fissionable material to make a bigger explosion (Cuz enriching uranium is EXPENCIVE), but rather use more advanced techniques to ensure that more of that same amount of material reacts and detonates (Early bombs wasted most of their enriched uranium via scattering it to the winds, totally unused.). As such, a 15 Megaton bomb, and a 25 Megaton bomb will have the same amount of enriched uranium in them, and thus due to atomic decay, their blast zones will be safe at the same time (roughly) assuming they detonated at the same time.
Here's a theory given that even the purported cobalt bomb should have faded to background levels after 200 years. Suppose the impact site at the Crater of Atom was a storage site for industrial radioactive isotopes with long half-lives. If the Chinese knew about the Sentinel site and couldn't commit enough weapons to crack it, if there was a disposal area nearby they could blast that with a small warhead in a ground burst and neutralize Sentinel through extreme toxicity instead. Given the proximity to Sentinel and the other reactors, and the general availability of atomic power, I don't think that the existence of such a thing is outside the realm of possibility. But I little about nuclear physics and explosions in general so I could be totally wrong, too.
Nico No Chill It also has the do with the nature of the Nuke dropped. The bomb that was dropped on the glowing sea was likely a lesser yeild, with a smaller explosion. This smaller explosion meant that fallout would not be spread very far or fly up into the atmosphere to be carried away by wind. The fallout would therefore be concentrated in the glowing sea.
Rip to all the noobs who ran straight into the glowing sea Edit: thanks for the likes 😅 I didn't expect that this many people went into the glowing sea head on lol
That was me, but at least i was smart enough to use a radiation suit lol, spent a lot of time hiding up on rock formations that monsters couldnt reach me on
@@KrypticWarrior2 lol your smart. When I went there first time I died of radiation because i just went with a 10mm pistol and my vault suit with dogmeat
Mxpx1112 _ I agree the mounds of soil and charred, spear like ruined trees look like a world war 1 battlefield. I like how also the closer you get to the crater you can see the charred trees bending away from the crater from the shock wave of the bomb.
Terrifying to think actually knowing ww1 literally made some pieces of land look like another baron world or hell. The toxic gas literally killed off all the wildlife around.
I love the glowing sea. Great place to farm exp, even on survival I found that I rarely died in the glowing sea, really nice spot to just get food, legendaries, and exp.
this is where the game sends all the deathclaws and scorpions that have been reported and shadowbanned by anti cheating deathclaws and scorpions for sus activity. lol
I think it would be interesting if you would find a vault in the glowing sea, in which all the dwellers are dead. The story is that when the dwellers finally got In the safety of the fault the liquification blocked the vault door from opening. After you get out of 111 you go to the glowing sea and find a small man-made hole in the ground, there are skeletons with vault suits on and pip-boys. There are shovels, pick axes, and other mining tools. You go into the vault to find feral gouls and mole rats. And ( of course) a Mr. Handy that tells you exactly what happened when the vault became ground zero.
From being someone who's lived in Washington all my life, I immediately just kinda understood and tuned ox out when he talked about Saint Helens and I feel bad
I have a strong dislike for Nuka Cola, I'm more of a Sunset Sass. man myself but Vim is my cola of choice. I lost alot of respect for Nuka cola after they stole Quartz Soda and sued Vim over what they made first, and then had the nerve to bomb the Vim factory, I'd rather see Nuka World burn to the ground.
Ox didn't mention the lahars. That's when a volcanic eruption melts the snow cap on a mountain and creates a flow of lava and mud. Many of the town around Fort Lewis, WA (or around the mountains in WA) have "Lahar Escape Route" signs. They also do monthly tests of the lahar sirens.
I dont know why but I got always a good feeling to watch another lore video of Oxhorn after a long and hard work day. Maybe its just me, but I think his videos are more...lively then the others out there what it makes more comfortable.
I got really baked and wandered through the Glowing Sea the other night and it was even more surreal. I swear there are some ambient whispers in the backing sound in some locations that I didn't notice on previous playthroughs.
@Maxwell.891 aye! I've played through the glowing sea probably a dozen times before but I hadn't noticed it until I did it stoned. The subtle layers are there always but I'm not aware of them normally
So the Glowing Sea is inspired by FO 3? I can't imagine playing that game where the whole environment is as hostile and nerve wracking as the Glowing Sea.
Dear Mr. Oxhorn, Concerning the deathskull scorpian, the reason that they are so hard to kill is because they level with the character like the mythic deathclaw does. So the higher level you are the higher level they are which make them harder to kill. Also could you do a video on the animal cages that they added and also maybe a video on deathclaw's. Sinserly, Horsefan P.S. i love you videos!!! I hope you have a nice day!
Nuclear weapons ground zero should BE disturbing. With minor nations acquiring nuclear weapons these days, you younger folks may have an opportunity to see the real thing. I'm old now and have seen mine but hope to never see another.
I really like this guy. He makes interesting videos with the occasional laugh that most informative videos don’t have. He seems a lot more lively than others too.
Something funny so I spent an hour trying to find a boat to go into the glowing sea because I thought it was an ocean and didn't want to be at the bottom with my power armor I eventually got there and realized wait where's the water I was confuzzled
Mayby this Vertbird was one of old Enclave vertbirds which crashed after fall of Enclave in Fallout 3. It can be related to Eyebot, which survived crash but could not pick any Enclave radio source for orders.
Oxhorn just gives me huge dad vibes, I know he literally is a dad, but he talks like of Santa were a dad, telling like Dramatic story's and its awsome xD
It sure was. I loved Harold as a character. But I destroyed his heart, and put the poor guy out of his misery like he asked. Then you get that cool perk as a reward.
When he said that the residential and industrial areas were mixed, I thought "oh no my sim city was nuked". My sim cities are as organized as my desk, and my desk is a mess.
>ignores legendary drop from deathclaw
>picks up radscorpion meat and 5 bottle caps
Ikr he does that a bit
Ikr he does that alot
He might already have it
>ignores explosive weapon off of ghoul
>loots med kit
*picks up everything no matter what it is *
The fact that most of the places in the glowing sea are just something like “forgotten church” or “decayed reactor site” makes the glowing sea even more ominous and depressing. Most likely, the sole survivor would have known multiple of these places before the war, but the bombs have distorted the area and buildings so much that they are almost unrecognizable.
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Me: kills a legendary bloatfly, gets an explosive combat rifle
Also me: kills a legendary chameleon deathclaw, gets a cavaliers lead pipe
once got a lucky minigun out of a radroach and VATS enhanced switchblade by a mythic deathclaw...
Giovanni Mazara I wish enemy strength actually mattered what legendary weapon you got.
Jake Matthews it’s probably down to what difficulty you are using and the amount of points you have invested into the luck category.
I get a stupid legendary raider or synth armor
I've got a collection of lead pipes and canes
The bomb that fell was probably a cobalt bomb, a nuclear weapon that has a cobalt casing. The neutron radiation from the explosion would generate a massive amounts of irradiated cobalt. This will contaminate the site of the explosion for centuries afterwards.
In our timeline, cobalt bombs were never produced, but in the Fallout timeline they probably were.
It was just a very big nuke. Nice and dirty. A true ICBM, no tactical mirvs or anything. Guided in by the submarine in the harbor.
@@miafillene4396 I don't think he helped guide the bomb in. There would be other subs. I truly do believe he came in afterwards due to the ship damage.
That’s right, weren’t those among the weapons that got shelved by the SALT talks? I’m guessing those never happened in Fallout seeing as we have both dirty bomb nukes and hear mentions of gratuitous use of bio weapons. Wonder if they’ve got a variant of the Thor system...
@@patrickcross1571 Well they did have the Archimedes II in orbit so it’s entirely possible that they would’ve had a kinetic strike satellite too.
*everyone liked that*
That eyebot temporary companion reminds me of this "glitch" I had in my game: I found an unmarked bunker near the starting area of my game, hacked an eyebot there and he became a friend. Heres the weird part, even tho I deactivated him in sanctuary, I made a little place for him there, I would constantly find him joining me and my current companion on our wasteland adventures, until recently when this courageous little eyebot fought super mutants head on, he died and even though I used console to bring life back, he wasn't the same. Now im using a mod to build eyebots in the Robot Workbench and have my little guy come back as a full companion, I even took his parts to put inside the eyebots storage so he actually lives on inside the new eyebot
like ed-e
I hacked the one by the Recon Bunker Theta or whatever and he followed me around for a while too. I ended up dumping him at the outpost nearby for a while and he eventually got blown up by raiders :/
That story is so inspirational 😂
Under Cover That’s surprisingly heart warming
Wow super cool did you upload any of it on TH-cam I'd love to see
"it's characteristig for The glowing sea, i dont want to remove it"
*removes Water from the ocean*
Couldn't see anything at all if he didn't...
Lol
Chrisfragger1 Its a joke arsehole.
@@keir_murray6567 No need to be a twat yourself.
I like your funny words magic man
Step one: Start walking
Step two: When you hit the glowing sea, start running.
Step three: profit
Step four: collect all of the power armor.
dude i can't believe it, your avatar... I can't believe someone knows that album
@@shambles-q5o I am a man of culture.
@@GOWvMatchstick maybe this world still has hope
"Another beautiful chameleon deathclaw! (Sounds of gunfire)" it's like a wasteland nature documentary
"And finally we come across an albino deathclaw (gunfire) it's such a cool looking creature"
LoL! Totally!
“ They are (vertibird noises) very solitary (explosion) and dangerous creatures (laser rifle fire) created as war machines by the pre war government (roaring and gunfire)”
*vertibird crashes*
“Ah it seems that the deathclaw has found a meal and ensures its own survival for the time being”
Cue David Attenbourgh commentary on the day in the life of of a commonwealth predator.
A beautiful chameleon deathclaw, I'm gonna run at it and shoot it point blank instead of from range.
Oooh wow what a bueatiful chameleon deathclaw!!!
*proceeds to obliterate it with a gatling laser*
Ko
Krikey
You know what I did in the glowing sea? I ran from every f***ing that I came across lol
...well it's not like you could domesticate it.
@@overcastandhaze unless it's the smart FEV deathclaws from Fallout 2
"Walking south we see a random plank stuck in ground, I did a whole episode about that plank so go watch that"
@Filthy Greedy TH-cam Executive ?
@Filthy Greedy TH-cam Executive What were you trying to say?
@Filthy Greedy TH-cam Executive Oh yeah, my bad for not understanding
Lol
Seems about right....
> ignores almost complete set of X-01
> takes radstag meat
Meat > X-01
ha ha ha ha
Pink Bro sums up power armour for me
irked me a bit too. I collected literally every set of power armor, frame included, just because i wanted to. I have a massive 4 story building in sanctuary called fort kickass, where i have them all stored.
It's not going anywhere :P
Regarding Virgil.
In my playthrough, when Kells sent me to kill him, I informed him that Virgil is human again, since I'd let that week pass and returned to Virgil to speak to his human self before I got that mission.
So Kells commented in response to that something along the lines of "Wait? He did? Is that possible? Well okay, then, we'll keep him alive and monitor him, he may end up being of some use."
So no, killing him isn't mandatory if you play as a Brotherhood character. - And I don't think it's because of a mod, since that line is fully voiced and everything. Maybe just cut content? Doubt it though. Maybe Ox just missed that.
I got that too. I don’t have any mods installed 😊
Same for me, and I m on ps4
Same here. Virgil is one of the things I wish we could do more with.
No it’s not a mod I did it too
If you turn him human again before the quest starts you get that dialogue option. Kind of like if you kill him you can instantly say he’s dead
Uhhhhh dont u have something better to do..like help another settlement? *Here ill mark it on your map*
preston gravy : here, theres a settlement that needs help. go help them while I chill in sanctuary
Funniest comment I've ever seen
Another settlement needs you help, IN HELL!!! -Quote from Killian Experience, the best channel on TH-cam.
Preston Garvey I mini nuked every settlement how do you feel now
DivineKinji - i dont have any emotions
Oxhorn : I think this place was hit by a huge bomb
Me : you don’t say
Oxhorn looking at a skeleton: excuse me, but do you own this plank?
The skeleton: NAH, I OWN A BUNKER!
EDIT: whoops, just realized it said Osborn... Let me change that
@Boss _spacific Fallout 3: Megaton has it now.
Boss _spacific new vegas*
@@At1asTheProto I edited the comment
Prolly an ICBM
You just left that skeleton hanging. Do you know how long they waited for a high-five?
XD
XD
😭
F
200 years Bro
The glowing sea was one of my favorite parts of fallout 4 ever since I started. As soon as I learned of it I immediately started to head towards it. It's chilling, yet oddly beautiful
Taking Codsworth with you he has unique dialogue he will while wandering the area "Wasn't there a number of State Parks located here?" It must have been forested lots recreational areas. Forest parks camping wildlife spotting.
Maybe...
Codsworth is an insane 200 years-past-his-warranty robot. :v
@@AimlessSavant He's not *that* insane...
... he's not. ;-;
@@the_furry_inside_your_walls639 rip lol
Ominethious Calistian he is also pre war and knows most things other people dont :>
*Goes to The Glowing Sea*
Find 5 Legendary radscorpion, 1 Ancient Behemoth, 10 Feral Ghouls
*_I M M E R S I V E_*
Jerry. In total theres over 20 legendary enemies lol
Jerry your channel pic is... beautiful...
Jerry your channel pic is... beautiful...
Jerry your channel pic is... beautiful....
Is that... Is that a MxR mods reference? 😂
Came for mid game help, stayed for beautiful scenery, left with a better knowledge of pyroclastic flows and pressurized water nuclear reactors
That’s Ox for ya
NJP695 it is bizarre how this channel does that too ya
True
NJP695 that's just because oxhorn is like matpat for fallout 4
NJP695 jdjdks
first he starts at dat
The Glowing Sea is such a cool place to go. Feels truly post-apocalyptic.
By far the coolest area in all of the fallout universe, even if you are a fanboy of the original two the glowing sea is IMO the most artistic beauty of what kind complete devastation we'd expect from a nuclear holocaust. Its mysterious and beautiful as dangerous and terrifying.
I had a full blown existential crisis when I first went to the Glowing Sea. A truly horrific vision of the chaos and devastation mankind could potentially unleash upon the world.
@Accident Lol And not only that. I can just download it and play it without modding, while in new vegas you really NEED to install mods so that the game can run a bit more stable. And fallout 4 is a great game just like all the other fallouts.
The divide is scarier
@@thekittehawk6993 What's the divide?
@@TimTime10 NV DLC I believe. As I recall it’s basically the glowing sea as a valley, but less deathclaws and all and lore.
When i first played Fallout 4 and got to the glowing sea, it was so haunting. I know it's just a game, but putting into perspective the characters point of views and what was all there, it hurts the heart and the soul.
celticknight221 same, the glowing sea absolutely terrifies me still to this day. If I ever have to go there I try to be as quick as possible
celticknight221 it is sad, but you've got to admire it man, the gamemakers did their job damn well, thats how it's supposed to make you feel
CurleyWurley I was running through it scavenging last night and ran my ass off away from bahemith, 7 death claws. And 10 rad scorpions lol. I atpeast got a legendary 2 shot rifle and 1700 ammo for it now. Also in 2 hours I found 4 power aromor suits
CurleyWurley I installed a mod that makes the environment MUCH less creepy, These days I go to the glowing sea to collect supplies
Same , it’s scary and u can bearly see. When I go I normally take paladin danise and the power armors they gave me. I wanna explore it cuz it seems cool
You want to know why it's so bad in the Glowing Sea? Take a look at what's pretty much next to the Crater of Atom.
A reactor. Decayed Reactor Site.
They hit a nuclear reactor with a nuclear bomb. Try to grasp the amount of radiation that unleashed as a result of that. Sure there are other craters in the Boston area, but they're not that bad in comparison to what the Glowing Sea became. I mean, it was heavily hit, more so than any other area. But it also hit a reactor. Try to grasp that.
Not just that remember there is also a nuclear silo base as well.
@@miafillene4396 That base wasn't hit. If it was, the warheads would have gone off and the radiation would have been worse than the outside of Vault 87.
@@Supperdude9 It was the target. The actual impact site is the Crater of The Atom. Yep. Those nutters are living directly on it.
Maybe in the fallout universe, warheads would make it worse. But in real life, hitting nukes with nukes would *not* make a bigger explosion. The reaction required to trigger such explosions isn't...explosions.
@@cdogthehedgehog6923 I'm not talking about a secondary explosion, I'm talking about nuclear containers being hit, ruptured from the damage, and leaking like Chernobyl. Chernobyl was a meltdown, yes, but that's a real fear. If nuclear containment units fail, this is a nightmare scenario.
I really like that the Glowing Sea on the map is like an out-of-map-bounds area, they shout have put more such high danger out-of-bound areas in the game.
This works so well on first playthrough, like you may think "Ok, corner of the map isn't that far" and then you go and go and go through this glowing desert, where is nothing but death everywhere, then you open the map and finds out that you already far away from "invisible wall" you supposed to meet long time ago, but you still didn't complete your way
@@trollgetroler7117 If I played this when I was younger that fact alone probably would've scared me.
@@jackmetrroI played this game back when fallout NV was still too spooky for me, and yeah the glowing sea being off the map was pretty scary.
It was like trying to go to a gas giant in spore, which gave you a warning saying it wasn’t even possible.
under a majority of New England (yes Massachusetts included) is a Huge Pocket of natural gas. and may have ignited when the area was struck by multiple nuclear warheads. (making that pyroclastic flow possible)
Interesting.... thats cool to know! Adds a bit of incite doesn't it haha
OH OH also, maybe that explains the fumes emanating from the ground in some spots!
Nah, natural gas would have escaped long ago..
Coal, on the other hand.. once that starts burning underground, you can't really stop it until it's completely burned out. There's entire towns in the US that had to be abandoned because of it.. and inspiring movies in the process.
So...what you´re saying is that Donald Trump was born in New England?!? : )
Rest Peace that makes no sense
@@sergeantquackers7815 they're calling Trump a thing of hot air..
After dealing with Vergil I stayed out of the glowing sea.
Yeah same
Same
Virgil,
idc who you call him but dont call him Vergil,
i am gettin triggered
@@winstonchurchill7822 virgin
Jk
Fr I’m not wasting 7 fusion cores just to be immune to rads smh
The Glowing Sea is genuinely the most unsettling place to me out of everywhere I've been in the Commonwealth
It feels so alien and eerie, the sound design in fallout is always amazing at setting the environment, too
@@ComradeMercy it really does. I remember wondering if it was what it felt like to be wandering another planet or something, especially when you wear power armor and are clunking around
its such a neat place! maybe not for the best of reasons but, still
i know its just a game so theres no reason to compare it to real life, but just _imagine_
a place things lived, people lived, animals, plants, etc etc. people worked here, kids played here, they lived their lives here
and all of it was gone at the press of a button. and not even ~210 years could fix it. who knows how long it will be before the glowing sea becomes even close to habitable again?? its creepy and interesting to think about!
I feel a more tropic location could be a nice change. Maybe a game in florida or something.
@@ComradeMercy it's exactly my feeling as well! there's only 2 places that imo have that kind of eerie yet sci-fi is Greener Pasture disposal site and Mothership Zeta both in fallout 3
I just found oxhorn after reminiscing about fallout 4. I love this guy's narraration on these stories. I get invested in it so quick.
9:48
False. You cant kill children in fallout so they are all alive
Probably under a meter of dirt
Thinking about it thats even worse
C I A a metre is only 100cm you are aware of that aren’t you ?
I think they just despawned and then respawned as skeletons.
@@jack18over i'll be pretty annoyed if i'm buried under that much dirt, which is like what? 5 feet?
Hauptmann Sturm about 3 foot I think, if you can’t get out from under 3 foot of dirt then that’s simply natural selection at play.
@@thesturm8686 I mean shit half of your body would be on the surface
That high Rad is really disturbing since I'm the "always clean" player lol
Wisnu Zainesta me too
Gotta stay clean for the Enclave if they ever return!
Wisnu Zainesta I just wanna be P U R E
That’s a neat way to say you have a chem addiction
@@MrCabbage_ lol yea
They should hire you at Bethesda or as an audiobook reader idk I feel like you have a lot of potential
@Youri Then just don't listen to him wtf
He’s actually an author
Flower boy They probably already have him on their payroll. lol
Pietro Vietri what did he say
@@BrosephBones lmfao no fuck
I found TGS completely by accident, and first realised that this place was in fact the impact zone when my rads went above 0 for the first time, I just turned around and walked off one I reached the crater. 100% the most terrifying and haunting area in the game, not because of jump scares or monsters, but because it was so desolate and obliterated, giving us a first person view of nuclear devastation.
Deathclaw: Fiercely attacks him and tries to kill him
Oxhorn: What a beautiful enemy we have here
Steve Irwin would be proud.
Better better better better beer better better better better better better better better better better better better better better better better better better better better than heaven lol but it's not a bot 😉😂 and game are both doing something for me 🐱😂😸 will try emailing to you and the entire ensure or nsj it was nsi to be a part is
@@NovaKrysalis as an Australian yes he would
@@deushamilton2607 yo mama so fat thanos had to clap
I was outside virgils cave, threw a vertibird signal grenade, the death claw woke up. Danse lit it up, I took out my laser rifle and helped, it ran, so I followed a bit and pulled out my shock baton, it runs back over to me, danse injured it pretty bad, so as the vertibird rolls up to us, shoots it some as it moves for another gun run, I charge a d kill this death claw with a shock baton. That lancer initiate must’ve been so impressed (was a knight at the time)
The Glowing Sea is an irradiated hell. It's a whole area just pouring radiation, but somehow isn't as irradiated as the Vault 87 entrance in Fallout 3...
IKR
The radiation is disperced the effects of radiation are not based on todays science but based on what people beleived in the 50s and tbe bombed that was dropped was more specifically a dirty bomb which causes the radiation to sit and not move so over the 200 years the radiation has gone down
That's because Glowing Sea is in open terrain, not a closed area.
spirit gaming actually not how it works.. its more so that their are fusion cores everywhere.. which causes the radiation.
@@starkilla102 thats only a small amount the glowing sea is a giant basin of radiated land and the cause of that is because of the dirty bomb which keep the radiation in one place
ok, do im a recent fan of my boy oxhorn over here. ive been in the family for about a month now and i think he is the youtuber that tries the hardest. he produced like 6 videos a week and there almost all 20 mins or more, and feel professional.
Collin Loser so true
Collin Loser I agree and i actually like it
it is true he dedicates alot of his time to youtube
Collin Loser So True he's a real one
Collin Loser He really does though he is one of the best in my own opinion.
In the process of exploring the Glowing Sea but I have the True Weather mod installed. I also happen to have the rad storms set to spawn hordes of ghouls, so the glowing wastes is swarming in them whenever there's a rad storm... which is almost all the time. It's quite fun.
You would provide such a great voice for audible books.
Oxhorn please make it so!
I thought the same exact thing! Lol!
same
Scott JS so true
Scott JS the hell he wold
"The Chameleon Deathclaw, my favorite enemy"
But...but... but we only saw it for 10 seconds
I just had that thing wreck my face three times in a row. I am now addicted to nearly everything, but its dead.
and when you are at high level, even ancient behemoth gone for 1 sec with instigating gauss rifle. need 2-3 vats hit with throatslicer tho
*PERFECT SPOT FOR A DOOMSDAY CULTIST DEN*
wich is Cult of Atom indeed
*PERFECT SPOT FOR A MEME*
PERFECT SPOT TO FIND THE CRIPPLING DEPRESSION DEN.
*PERFECT SPOT FOR A I'M GAY CRIPPLING DEPRESSION FILTHY PRANKED IT'S TIME TO STOP MEME DEN*
kingofda playazball you know, it IS a perfect! let me mark it on your map..
“It was a legendary chameleon deathclaw... One of my favorite enemies in the game”
*proceeds to stand still and cheese it with a Gatling laser*
Utilizing my basic geographical skills and general understanding of the area, in game and in reality ( I'm a masshole ), I have another explanation as to why the glowing sea is... glowing. But first some background.
The glowing sea is probably made up of Framingham (formerly the largest town in the U.S., but now just a lame city) as well as Sherborn and Ashland (my hometown, hooray?) Using Natick as a reference point, these towns are directly west and southwest of it.
Framingham is indeed a jumble of factories and housing like you said, take the old Dennison Factory (which is actually apartments now) that is right next to several residential neighborhoods. (Most of the factories are defunct today though.)
As for a military presence, you have the Framingham National Guard Depot next to the Musterfield at Concord Place ( A residential area which was originally intended for military families but is now low income housing, it looks nice today but it was about as dumpy as the glowing sea when I was living there circa 2002 ) Down the street is a school which indeed has one of the many playgrounds mentioned.
The Abandoned Shack and its bunker could be based off of MEMA (Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency) It's the first of the Cold War era State Emergency Operations Centers commissioned by President Kennedy.
That interstate is probably Route 9, basically the mother road of Greater Boston.
Not sure about the nuclear domes or that Sentinel Site, never seen or heard of them around here and I really hope there aren't just a bunch of nukes chilling near my house.
Nevertheless, the impact site being southwest of Natick could very well be Ashland. My explanation as to why the biggest bombs went there is that Ashland is the home of the Nyanza Chemical Waste Dump (of which I live right down the street from :/ ). Back in its prime as the Nyanza factory, toxic waste byproducts were simply dumped without much concern (this was before environmental regulation was a thing). In 1978 it was listed as one of the top 10 most toxic places in the United States. Even after massive cleanup attempts, you can still feel its presence in the area in ways such as signs warning not to eat contaminated fish out of the Sudbury River.
By blowing it up, perhaps it would unleash the chemicals still buried under the site and allow for the toxic storms seen ingame to wreak carnage among the land... and my house.
In a comment I made earlier I gave directions to an unmarked building behind the Gwinnett Brewery. In that building is a terminal, on Foreman's Log number 4 it says, and I quote: "I was sleeping in my chair when it happened. They must have missed the city with the big one - Framingham's gone from what little I heard on the radio before it went quiet." So yes, you are right.
That's actually really cool, i didn't know Framingham was mentioned anywhere
And now with the environmental policies of your president, you can expect a likely return to those good old days of yesteryear! Happy times!
I'd prefer not to bring politics into this
Very insightful.
23:58 was hilarious to me, just elevator music in the apocalypse. Then it simply opens to a wasteland, too good....
IKR XD I was lmao!!!
The developers likely did that intentionally as a joke.
29:23 *looking at my phone listening but not watching*
"im sure we'll find a bunch of loot in he- oh no its a bunch of feral ghouls!"
all of a sudden my ears are flooded with the sound of death and destruction.
I always imagined the tipped over buildings and water towers in that one section of the Glowing Sea were from the initial blast of the bomb, like the force literally sent the structures lurching to the side, nearly but not completely uprooted
Yo Ox! I'm finishing my major in both archaeology and geology and can help you out a bit with the meaning of and conditions the lead to pyroclastic flow and liquefaction.
First, unfortunately liquefaction needs a certain amount of sustained motion to properly occur, and especially so if it was to sink buildings or vehicles. Additionally, sediments need to be well saturated with water to allow for the vibrations to increase the space between the soil grains and create the liquid-like environment. Therefore you would need a location that creates the conditions for naturally waterlogged sediments like a delta or sea or sub-sea level terrain where there would be substantial water throughout the soil above the bedrock. Due to this not only would there have to be the proper conditions of waterlogged sediments, but an atomic blast would not likely create the amount of time of sustained motion needed to liquefy the ground.
As far as pyroclastic flows they are not really characterized by the caving in or falling of a rock face or mountain side as that would simply be a landslide. Rather a pyroclastic flow is characterized by the incredibly hot suffocating volcanic gas and fine volcanic ash (what we call tephra) that moves like a massive wave across the land or mountainside. A large portion of land and solid material may move down the mountain with the pyroclastic flow, but the flow itself is just the wave of hot ash that is produced.
Hope you read this!
And If you are interested I have a university log in to the entire online resource of usually restricted academic articles so if wanted access to any on any topic I can shoot you them!
Nice, very smart
Why is this info restricted to non-students?
Wut
@@dankcatsmemes9219 it's not if you're willing to pay for an account, Athens or the like, that gives you access to these articles. Students are usually given free access during their studies.
@@michaelthomas8439 You can also buy or go to the library for literature used by students for such studies.
Oxhorn: "It was a lake".
Video: *Clearly shows pre-war cars and collapsed buildings*
Florida Man was driving
The luciferian templars went on to become the elite of today, still practicing the human sacrifice of the canaanite priesthood, from whom they descend
@Jason Dyer it wouldn't shift an entire towns worth of wreckage into a lake, and the bombs didn't even land in the right place for that to happen, they would have to suck the debris towards it in order for it to be where it is
Uncanny Valley the Templars weren’t Luciferian they were a Christian order. Don’t promote lies invented to consolidate political power.
Uncanny Valley and the canaanites didn’t and don’t worship satan
Ox really has such a relaxing voice. I put my head phones in and lay down and just listen to it like an audiobook while I’m falling asleep
Ox renting himself out as an aid against insomnia.
*falls asleep listening to sounds of nuclear war
@@nagitoes8732 man I would pay for that just imagine hearing nothing but explosions and gunfire with artillery and stuff like that soothing man really soothing
i actually have an hypothesis about all the radaway/radx, if there's lore i'm probably wrong but the fallout universe is basically a nuclear powered, stuck in the 50s world. you can see small nuclear reactors in the basements of buildings, so my guess is that there could be accidents and people would just treat it as if it were simply a scratch.
There is a crashed plane somewhere in the northern part of the map that has radioactive engine wreckage. Those guys went nuts :)
i believe the cars were also fueled by radioactive elements??
@@donaldbestkorea2248 yeah i guess, but i think that it was actually here because of that
Yeah, that seems kind of logical. In the Fallout universe, Radaway is most likely used as a radiation bandage while Rad-X seems to be more like a radiation resistance supplement in a way, especially in Fallout 4 and Fallout 76. This would explain why using Radaway in Fallout 4 seems to have a bandage-like sound effect while using Rad-X seems to have a taking pills-esque sound effect.
Bro they put radioactive material into cola. What's the actual hypothesis?
*NOT A PERFECT SPOT FOR A MIRELURK DEN*
*A perfect spot for a* (insert fallout meme)
*A perfect spot for a chameleon deathclaw*
Mirelurks: Yeah, we aint puttin our nest there. THERE AINT NO WATER (crab and lobster noises)
DragonFire Gamer hahaha
Nick Valentine Ready to head out
i wonder what earth looks like from space in the fallout universe after the bombs dropped.
no
It's basically a giant ball of sickly green with large grey clouds obscuring any fine detail...
Unless you accidentally fire the space laser at it.
southparkkenny2 Accidentally? Lol what did you do?
Hey I didn't say anything, I just wanted to know what the glowy blue button did.
southparkkenny2 No matter how tempting those big buttons are, you have to make sure you know what you are doing first!
Me, when asked where to go, when I have no idea how to read the map: *We zigged, So now, we zag*
@32:00 those are grain elevators, they are used to load grain onto trucks and trains.
Similar structures are also used for gravel and other loose materials
The glowing sea is easily my favorite part of the map tbh.
i kinda liked it too personally but not really cuz of the way it looks, more that its the only area i have really ever had to worry about radiation killing me lol, otherwise in the rest of the game rads seems like a minor inconvenience, not a dynamic gameplay feature / system (which also makes rad stores useless, cuz we should have to run for a Shelter building, or a Pulowski shelter, or have a thing of Rad-Away at least, but im guessing Bethesda thought to themselves "nah a lot of ppl will just get angry and frustrated with the rads system, especially if they have to wait in doors for 3 min cuz they dont have a Rad-Away, so lets just make it more of an visual environmental effect!!! lol ugh)
@@criticalthinking1144 I like it because of the nervous attitude you get. A lot of games have these kinds of environments but they don’t really have that much of a threat…but in the glowing sea it’s a real threat. For one, you kinda need power armor to survive, so if you don’t have to many stocked up, you’ve got this time limit esc thing. And at any time a high leveled rad scorpion or death claw could show up and rip you to shreds.
@@hammyofdoom8355 and the constant radiation, and the highly irradiated ponds all around, and the eerie locations like the decayed reactor site, or sentinel site, those are just giving chills. totally agree with you
*THE GLOWING SEA NEEDS YOUR HELP HERE I,LL MARK IT ALL ON YOUR MAP*
Preston Garvey trust me bro I killed all minute men and left the qween mirelurk on porpoise
Cheeki breeki
Preston Garvey do I get a special quest item for completing it?
Preston Garvey lol
So many memes in one thread. Lol
The thing I loved most about the Glowing Sea was that it looked like it was far outside the playable area. I was stoked when I got the missions to find Vergil and realized just how vast that area was. It was a great reveal and a well hidden surprise compared to what the in game map would have you glancingly believe to the contrary. It widened the world to me and was yet another one of those wonderful exploratory surprises that I've come to love the Fallout Series for.
TonyBone21 never played any other fallout but 4 and i am hooked in the entire series lore exploration and all that
11:23 side note if anyone does go in the bunker if your a high enough level there will be a set of XO-1 power armor. But if you to low a level it'll be t-45 but just leave and come back once you level up a bit and it'll be XO-1. Have a nice day yall :)
Glowing Sea [Cleared]
Wide - Gaming & More! Then Chuck Norris accended to Vallhalla, and beat Thor with his own hammer
lee dent ha, never herd that one, I'm taking it.
lee dent Chuck Norris is lame.
+samuel H. traitor
I keep thinking why after 210 year, no one try to make a giant bomb radaway, launch it to the sky at glowing sea??
My first time walking into the glowing sea I was ambushed by a ton of ghouls and died in mere seconds
I was just bombarded by deathclaws by the abandoned church
And that’s why you take Power Armor. Helps fight the radiation and the ghouls you find in abundance in the GS generally are too weak to hurt you. Hell, at one point I was walking around in fully upgraded X-01 PA and a swarm of 10 couldn’t hurt me even after 5 minutes of me just standing there.
I got jumped by 20 green mole rats
I have god mode so yeah...............
( I also have 1 shot kill enabled so my game is ruined but fun)
I just did the quest to talk to Virgil yesterday -- on survival difficulty -- on a stealth character -- using only a hazmat suit for protection (max radiation resistance, 0 physical and energy defense). It took me 5 or 6 tries, but I finally made it there and back. A few things I learned: there is almost no cover to effectively hide anywhere. Also, there are no non-irradiated beds, so no saving until you are back out; even Virgil's cave has only an unusable super mutant bed. And, since all enemies are altered to be tougher, some enemy groups are more difficult than you would normally expect. For example, deathclaws are relatively easy, but the most difficult group of enemies for this character, by far? a swarm of bloodbugs.
Nick Valentine actually has the best comment about the Sentinel Site...
Nick has a good history knowledge about Pharaoh. He mentioned Pharaoh when traveling to Sentinel Site
After visiting this place for the first time with all those MONSTERS walking around, You'd had to be crazy NOT to go into The Glowing Sea without being armed to the damn teeth in your power armor
I don't wear power armor or hazmat suits and did just fine. Took the deliverer with level 3 gunsmith
As soon as I got my hazmat suit that was the first place a went..... I had like one pretty good melee weapon and a flamethrower with 700 ammo
*puts on ring of infinite ammo*
I just wear a hazmat suit and I'm good. If it's not a Deathclaw or Radscorpion I just run.
Me with my power armor and Atoms Judgement: *single shots a legendary deathclaw*
The Glowing Sea-crets
Raymond Lee *laughing in background*
*Seinfeld theme plays*
Hunter Greene get out. Both of you.
looks like the sea is quite "hot"
get it cuz its full of radiation? ill see myself out
Josh Hill I got it
In the 2070s, America was nuked by communist Chinese. 'We could make a religion out of this'~children of atom
SirPonderington “But the -sun- sea is a deadly -laser- pool of death”
Isn't it ironic that "atom" sounds phonetically similar to the name of the first human in the Bible, Adam?
@LeckMichImArsch, one of the first humans you mean. Although Adam and Atom might sound similar, they're nowhere near connected. So please, let's not add the Bible into this.:D
Angel _AnimeFriends I think I threw up in my mouth a little
Good to know.:D
The nuke that was used on Boston was a dirty bomb. The ICBM would be filled with cobalt 59. On impact cobalt 59 would absorb a free neutron witch would turn into cobalt 60. The cobalt 60 would decay leaving ground zero and the surrounding area radioactive for centuries. If the bomb was your normal average nuke, the glowing sea wouldn't be possible. The liquefaction in the glowing sea would be possible, if the bomb was strong enough to cause an earthquake for liquefaction to occur. If you don't know what Liquefaction is when soil loses strength and stiffness in respone to applied stress. Usually earthquake shakings or any other change in stress condition, causing it to behave like a liquid.
So basically liquefaction causes quicksand?
The Halo Noob 87 a halo and fallout fan is top of the gene pool
The Dovakiin there is also a nuclear reactor that is very close to the bomb site
FUS RO DA!!!!!!!!!
Unoriginal
At early levels, the Glowing Sea is terrifying since so much can kill you so easily, and you're always there on borrowed time since the rads will get to you.
At upper levels, it's a food run. So much delicious radscorpian and deathclaw just waiting for you to harvest, and you get double the meat with the surivial guide you fine.. I'd actually go out on that raider power armor from the cave in there just to make it more challenging.
Going into the Glowing Sea in a hazmat suit in the low to mid 20's and a decent weapon I found it easier than times when I've gone in around level 60 or higher due to how the game tries to adjust enemy levels to the player's level resulting in most enemies being at their basic level. It also helps that you can get pretty far entering the area at the western or southern map boundary before encountering radiation, especially if you're dealing with rain weather effects from the swamp.
wish bethesda put a broken vault you could explore in the glowing sea or an underground cave system that is also a settlement. While they did put alot of stuff in the glowing sea there was alot of space left for more that they could've done something with.I really liked the concept and the area itself but I feel there wasn't enough places to explore and it leaves me wanting more :/
That0neguy 106 whole game feels Like that bro
sadly i do get this feeling sometimes while exploring the regular wasteland.
i would have liked an area underground that linked several buildings. A subway system, in essence, like what was in Fallout 3. It would have linked several dungeons, and might have provided an excellent place to run across high-level bosses.
Erc Albin Yes an interconnected subway system like in Fallout 3, rather than F4's disconnected ones, would've definetly been a good addition of the game. It made the world feel just that bit more connected...plus those subways were pretty damn creepy when you first vist them.
Check out a mod called Fusion City Rising...it adds a massive Vault and questline out in the Sea.
Oxhorn: a clear blue sky to an irradiated and stormy one
*raining*
Oxhorn, when talking about why the glowing sea is still highly irradiated today, you said it was shallow. But there is also another very important reason. Nuclear reactors. When nukes detonate, they give off a massive amount of radiation in a short period; it dissipates mostly in a few decades. But nuclear reactors are different. Instead of the radiation being released in one powerful burst, it is released slowly over time. So the radiation stays for a much longer period; centuries or millennia. Did I mention there are a TON of nuclear reactors in the glowing sea? Also btw, you saying the glowing sea is like it is is because it's shallow is also a very good answer. I think it is a combination of the shallowness and nuclear reactors that make the glowing sea the way it is.
Actually, nukes radiation lasts for ~90 days. It's months, not years. At least, with modern warheads. Hiroshima and Nagasaki got the short end of the stick what with being stuck with crappy G1 nukes. If you don't believe me on that, get a US Army survival manual and flip to the section on Nuclear Detonations.
There is another nuclear reactor, by County Crossing. It is highly irradiated, but that area is not as irradiated as the Glowing Sea. I think the unique topology of the area has more to do with why the place is still irradiated so highly more than anything. None of it has been able to wash out to sea.
Actually no. It doesn't. At least, not much. It depends 100% on the half-life of the fissionable materials used in the bomb. These decay at a fixed rate for each nuclear substance and believe it or not, you don't have to wait for all of it to go away before it's safe. Just most. This is because you're ALWAYS being bathed in radiation from space, our own sun, and the cosmic microwave background. All lifeforms possess some level of resistance to radiation damage. You just need to wait for something to fall below the threshold humans can tolerate for ti to be perfectly safe.
Since most nuclear weapons don't add more fissionable material to make a bigger explosion (Cuz enriching uranium is EXPENCIVE), but rather use more advanced techniques to ensure that more of that same amount of material reacts and detonates (Early bombs wasted most of their enriched uranium via scattering it to the winds, totally unused.). As such, a 15 Megaton bomb, and a 25 Megaton bomb will have the same amount of enriched uranium in them, and thus due to atomic decay, their blast zones will be safe at the same time (roughly) assuming they detonated at the same time.
Here's a theory given that even the purported cobalt bomb should have faded to background levels after 200 years. Suppose the impact site at the Crater of Atom was a storage site for industrial radioactive isotopes with long half-lives. If the Chinese knew about the Sentinel site and couldn't commit enough weapons to crack it, if there was a disposal area nearby they could blast that with a small warhead in a ground burst and neutralize Sentinel through extreme toxicity instead. Given the proximity to Sentinel and the other reactors, and the general availability of atomic power, I don't think that the existence of such a thing is outside the realm of possibility. But I little about nuclear physics and explosions in general so I could be totally wrong, too.
Nico No Chill It also has the do with the nature of the Nuke dropped. The bomb that was dropped on the glowing sea was likely a lesser yeild, with a smaller explosion. This smaller explosion meant that fallout would not be spread very far or fly up into the atmosphere to be carried away by wind. The fallout would therefore be concentrated in the glowing sea.
I can and did literally watch this guy all day lol his videos are great and his fall out videos are unrivalled
Too bad he has moved on to other games.
Rip to all the noobs who ran straight into the glowing sea
Edit: thanks for the likes 😅 I didn't expect that this many people went into the glowing sea head on lol
That was me, but at least i was smart enough to use a radiation suit lol, spent a lot of time hiding up on rock formations that monsters couldnt reach me on
@@KrypticWarrior2 lol your smart. When I went there first time I died of radiation because i just went with a 10mm pistol and my vault suit with dogmeat
I just wanted better power armor lol, but i didnt realize most suits were based on your level so i kept finding crap raider power armor
When it was my first time,when I was searching for virigle I was a noob,I ranned there only with some shitty guns and I made it somehow
What did I just said
*perfect spot for a radiation storm*
Antra The Man not again!
*PERFECT SPOT FOR A STILL VERY MUCH ALIVE MEME DEN!*
Piniepopje yes more memes
yes yes yes
Is it just me or does the glowing sea look like no mans land (in the battle of the Somme or somewhat another battle) but green and raining forever?
Mxpx1112 _ I agree the mounds of soil and charred, spear like ruined trees look like a world war 1 battlefield. I like how also the closer you get to the crater you can see the charred trees bending away from the crater from the shock wave of the bomb.
Yea it does
Terrifying to think actually knowing ww1 literally made some pieces of land look like another baron world or hell. The toxic gas literally killed off all the wildlife around.
So like the Somme during a chlorine attack?
No mans land was the area between the allies and the central powers in World War I.
I love the glowing sea. Great place to farm exp, even on survival I found that I rarely died in the glowing sea, really nice spot to just get food, legendaries, and exp.
"Oh boy some wonderful loot OH NO ITS MORE FERAL GHOULS!"
Ian Bek "OH NO, MY EMERSION"
-Oxhorn, 2017
Immersion*
Ian Bek Oh My goD a WaSp
4:00 "...the glowing sea is still so toxic today..."
Glowing sea: "nub. Uninstall. Reported. My dad is going to ban u"
Lol
Dınø satay dear lord it can’t be that toxic
XD
The reason they are toxic is because they play fortnite
@Kaiden McWhorter
Tbh it isn't wrong
this is where the game sends all the deathclaws and scorpions that have been reported and shadowbanned by anti cheating deathclaws and scorpions for sus activity. lol
I think it would be interesting if you would find a vault in the glowing sea, in which all the dwellers are dead. The story is that when the dwellers finally got In the safety of the fault the liquification blocked the vault door from opening. After you get out of 111 you go to the glowing sea and find a small man-made hole in the ground, there are skeletons with vault suits on and pip-boys. There are shovels, pick axes, and other mining tools. You go into the vault to find feral gouls and mole rats. And ( of course) a Mr. Handy that tells you exactly what happened when the vault became ground zero.
Reece McCormick What?
And the kicker is, that was the one vault that wasn't used for some sick experiment.
that would be a good adittion to fallout
A corpse using the Ham Radio? That's creepy supernatural stuff.
From being someone who's lived in Washington all my life, I immediately just kinda understood and tuned ox out when he talked about Saint Helens and I feel bad
29:30 your "oh no, it's a bunch of feral ghouls!" got me. Your commentaries are always so entertaining, even with cheesy moments like that.
I like oxhorn. He’s very descriptive and provides an immersive experience
Explore the wastes of Nuka World. I actually found a scavenger camp when I explored it.
Sam Amirault agreed man it's a cool place
Sam Amirault where?
the wasteland place around nuka world
I have a strong dislike for Nuka Cola, I'm more of a Sunset Sass. man myself but Vim is my cola of choice. I lost alot of respect for Nuka cola after they stole Quartz Soda and sued Vim over what they made first, and then had the nerve to bomb the Vim factory, I'd rather see Nuka World burn to the ground.
Larry Crumbs I found a bunch of scavengers with like a windmill north west of dry rock gulch.
2:53 now on animal fight night, radscorpion vs. legendary chemilion deathclaw
I actually want to see that
TheChocolate Coconut stop talking about fight club
idk bout them but ive seen raiders and gunners fight and raiders won both times, woulda thought itd been the other way around
I've only just noticed that I've spent the last 4 and a half hours watching your fallout videos. I should probably go to bed.
Legend says they are still watching his fallout videos to this day
Ox didn't mention the lahars. That's when a volcanic eruption melts the snow cap on a mountain and creates a flow of lava and mud. Many of the town around Fort Lewis, WA (or around the mountains in WA) have "Lahar Escape Route" signs. They also do monthly tests of the lahar sirens.
2:51 you know it's the glowing sea when there is a legendary chameleon deathclaw fighting a fucking radscorpion
welcome to the jungle we got fun and games
Starboard Lines oh be quiet
@@TheHalfLeft nah boi
I dont know why but I got always a good feeling to watch another lore video of Oxhorn after a long and hard work day.
Maybe its just me, but I think his videos are more...lively then the others out there what it makes more comfortable.
Wow you could say the people that died there had a blast 😀😀
Jeremiah Allen thats terrible you monster, bet you caused this mess.😈😈😈😈😈😈
Jeremiah Allen Omg lol, nice one!😂
Was that pun made of paper? Because it was TEARABLE
Jeremiah Allen too fucking soon
That Guy D-did you take that from RWBY Chibi?
I got really baked and wandered through the Glowing Sea the other night and it was even more surreal. I swear there are some ambient whispers in the backing sound in some locations that I didn't notice on previous playthroughs.
You hear that stuff too? I asked some friends who are also fallout fans and they said they never heard anything I thought I was crazy
@Maxwell.891 aye! I've played through the glowing sea probably a dozen times before but I hadn't noticed it until I did it stoned. The subtle layers are there always but I'm not aware of them normally
@@dhampirsilver1260 I'll have to get the boys together and try it like that thanks mate
So the Glowing Sea is inspired by FO 3? I can't imagine playing that game where the whole environment is as hostile and nerve wracking as the Glowing Sea.
J Reese am I being wooshed?
@@timothywells3908 Wooshed?
the glowing sea isn’t inspired by FO3 but they definitely share a lot of characteristics, FO3 was really barren and dead compared to FO4
@@timothywells3908 no it’s a kid
@@GarrettTPD yeah. Fallout 4s world and characters are so much better then the previous games.
Dear Mr. Oxhorn,
Concerning the deathskull scorpian, the reason that they are so hard to kill is because they level with the character like the mythic deathclaw does. So the higher level you are the higher level they are which make them harder to kill. Also could you do a video on the animal cages that they added and also maybe a video on deathclaw's.
Sinserly,
Horsefan
P.S.
i love you videos!!! I hope you have a nice day!
It's deathclaws
SHUT THE FUCK UP NERD
PlayStaion4/ Walkthroughs well thank you i am a nerd
Rick Hurley thank you for the correction i will fix it right away
Most formal comment I have ever seen.
I just beelined for Virgil and haven't returned outside of fast travel
Emo Trash i did the same out of fear
I just ran and hit any scorpions with the security baton. Im amazed i finished the game because the best gun i had was a glowing pipe pistole
I love how much detail that the glowing sea has its weirdly beautiful yet disturbing
It’s gotta be the name that contributes too.
Nuclear weapons ground zero should BE disturbing. With minor nations acquiring nuclear weapons these days, you younger folks may have an opportunity to see the real thing. I'm old now and have seen mine but hope to never see another.
I really like this guy. He makes interesting videos with the occasional laugh that most informative videos don’t have. He seems a lot more lively than others too.
Something funny so I spent an hour trying to find a boat to go into the glowing sea because I thought it was an ocean and didn't want to be at the bottom with my power armor I eventually got there and realized wait where's the water I was confuzzled
LOLZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I've never heard anyone else say confuzzled. I'm so happy
Callum Clarke Confuzzled is the name
of a furry con
Confused + Bamboozled = Confuzzled
2018.confuzzled.org.uk/
Mayby this Vertbird was one of old Enclave vertbirds which crashed after fall of Enclave in Fallout 3. It can be related to Eyebot, which survived crash but could not pick any Enclave radio source for orders.
Jesus man even I'm not THAT much of a grammar Nazi
TheGold Wolf12 YOU, YOU, A GRAMMAR NAZI. GET THE U.S. INTERNET ARMY, READY THE HACKERS, DESTROY THE GRAMMAR NAZIS ONCE AND FOR ALL
Oxhorn just gives me huge dad vibes, I know he literally is a dad, but he talks like of Santa were a dad, telling like Dramatic story's and its awsome xD
Oasis in fallout 3 was nice
Forest in a wasteland. It was sweet. Plus the tunnels were full of great loot
It sure was. I loved Harold as a character. But I destroyed his heart, and put the poor guy out of his misery like he asked. Then you get that cool perk as a reward.
@Don Johnson sick bastard
00:13 at the top of the sea “YOU HAVE BECOME ADDICTED TO ALL JET CHEMS”
I love the Glowing sea it's such an alien landscape.
When he said that the residential and industrial areas were mixed, I thought "oh no my sim city was nuked". My sim cities are as organized as my desk, and my desk is a mess.