Buddy Boo technically is shouldn't do to light having no mass and it being superheated to be a mobile weapon (laser rifle) should have any recoil could be do violent or heating and fire shot so it would likely not be light shot itself more so how the rifle handles firing and cooling it..... But that's just theory, A FALLOUT theory... Thanks for reading
I'm just going to say, the charge used to create the laser from the cell is so atrong, when the cell fires it releases. I don't know. I mean light has no mass, so I don't know
The R91 5.56×45 assault rifle, Is a Spanish CETME 7.62×51mm. It's totally unmodified from it's real world counterpart. They didn't even change the dimensions to fit the narrative that it's 5.56. It still has the gigantic 7.62mm 20rd magazine.
The terminal entry for Oppenheimers' folly, mentions how you'll wish you could just "duck & cover" to avoid it all. That was the phrase used in all the old PSA videos (IRL) of the 50s for what to do in the event of a nuclear emergency, if you were caught outside of a bomb shelter. It was shown at schools & had a turtle as mascot. I thought that was an interesting tidbit they included. 😂
Perhaps the R91 is the civilian variant of the M199? Similar to the AR-15 being the civilian variant of the M4/M16 family. Maybe after the divergence the fallout USA pulled back many of the restrictive gun laws from the 1930s, allowing citizens to own firearms capable of automatic fire. Or maybe the R91 was the National Guard’s internal designation of the M199, I always assumed the National Guard in the fallout world used the Combat Rifle and Assault Rifle from Fallout 4 rather than the R91 but maybe we need to take another look at this bit of lore.
Or the reason we find the wrong type of assault rifle is because all of the standard issue ones were shipped off to the front lines thus leaving behind the inferior models back at home considering the us was on mainly the offensive? Just food for thought love the vid!
Great job, Ox... you had to come and knock down the Mustang... Are you happy with yourself, destroying a piece of history like that? Was the death of those Super Mutants or your mission worth that poor Mustang? And for those who are a bit slow, this is a joke...
Would the exhibit work as its own vault as to say if a bomb hit the museum directly but a small group of people were in there with the doors shut would they live?
Ebon Atoll = Black Isle, Interference = Interplay. Cheeky reference to Interplay interfering with Black Isle during Fallout 2 and particularly Fallout 3 Van Buren (notably a desire to add multiplayer) resulting in the ultimate loss of both Black Isle Studios; Van Buren; and eventually Interplay itself.
I've never been to DC and playing Fallout 3 and watching these videos makes me really want to go and see all of this wonderful stuff before total annihilation happens for real! Oh and stop by Boston too LOL I lived in Vegas as a kid so New Vegas is kinda nostalgic and sad for me.
bosh if you ever do visit there I would also suggest checking out the Spy Museum it's got a lot fascinating things in it like how the Enigma machine worked a couple of old American secret agents and my favorite a bit on the classic James Bond movies.
I live an hour away from the Mojave in california and also a lot of locations from the first couple fallouts are places ive been to or even worked nearby, or live close to even today. Added with making annual trips to vegas throughout my childhood and thus the Interplay/Obsidian Fallouts are a very interesting experience for me Conversely ive never been to DC, west virginia, or boston
i love the easter egg at 15:30, ebon atoll = black isle and interference = interplay . also i think the vertibird in fallout 4 might be a VB-01. one more thing 36:10 that is not a mustang its a P-80 jet fighter (the same type on top of rivet city)
Interplay sunk black isle, scrolled because i didn't want to be one of many who noticed this little slight but i did have to scroll surprisingly far...
Ox I have to thank you, you are a bright spot on otherwise bad days. From the quality of your content down to the beautiful bowler hat you're a gem in a sea of click bait. Keep being awesome my bearded friend
TheEpicNate315 recently did a lore vid about the creepy reason why those weird "Art Deco" faces are everywhere. I wonder... was a force beyond mortal comprehension the cause of the planetarium "malfunction"?
you are the best story teller i have ever met when the scene gets a little emotional it feels like your teaching us in a way of telling these lore's and I love it and the most emotional video you made (for my opinion) was the ''TOY MAKER''
The Virgo 2 is actually a reference to the LK, a Soviet-developed lunar lander. Several LKs were launched into space as test probes but the Soviet space program never launched a manned mission due to problems with the launch rocket, N-1, and the Soviet's focus being shifted to the development of space stations. The Virgo can also be seen in the mural of the Museum of Freedom in FO4.
#001 was on the first info terminal you read. After reading #000 and it disappeared and got replaced by a #001, as far as I can tell. You can see it at 13:58
Oxhorn - there are a couple of hidden areas, that you can get to by jumping. They are in the Delta IX room. From the the fallout wiki, The Vault, "There are two hidden areas in the room with the multi-level staircase surrounding the Delta IX rocket. Starting from the lower floor, go up the stairs to the second floor, you will see two consoles that say 'Activate Delta IX rocket'. Just to the left of both consoles is a plaque, and to the left of that is the railing that guides its way to a thin ledge on the outside of the stairs for the third floor. At each gap, instead of going up the stairs (2nd floor stairs, and 3rd), jump up onto the room railing, then down onto the little ledge that runs along the outside of the stairs. Follow the ledge to each hidden area. In the second area there is a blocked off room, which contains a Guns and Bullets skill book in the corner. This section also contains two unique, smaller-than-usual Nuka-Cola bottles. To the left of the desk with the Guns and Bullets copy, the fridge holds four bottles of purified water." Also, has anyone ever been able to use the planetarium to kill the Super Mutants? I swear I remember seeing this somewhere - a terminal that references the broken Planetarium causing headaches, and then if you turn it on, and the Mutants don't see you, their heads explode. I admit it could be wrong, but I swear I saw that someplace.
15:50 Here's some fun trivia! Richard Drew was specifically the inventor of Scotch Tape. Scotch Tape took off in popularity because people could use it to quickly mend clothes they couldn't afford to replace.
I think maybe the Fallout lunar missions were more different than we thought, I think since they only did two Virgo landings, they must’ve stayed on the moon for much longer, and possibly brought the lunar lander back with them rather than doing a later launch to bring it home.
Real world exhibits often have the mechanics inside the weapons removed. Stuff like firing pins and trigger levers can be removed without making the weapon permanently unusable. But it also makes the weapon unable to be fired by a person who picks it up at random.
Playing this for the first time atm and loving it. I’m so happy I found your channel,it’s great to check after I’m done with a part of the game to see what I’ve missed or things that I didn’t pick up on. You have a real talent for these kind of videos! I’m really enjoying them. Thank you for taking the time to make them😊
[The Wonderful Adventures of Preston Garvey] Quick Recap: The group went to make a deal with the Brotherhood of Steel to help in the fight against the Legion. The Legion has taken over University Point and is rolling through the Commonwealth, getting ready to move into downtown Boston. The Brotherhood agreed to fight with them. Episode Seventeen: (Old North Church) Gunner 2: Uh...(clears throat) are you, um, sure this is the right place? Preston: The General and I came here to find the Railroad and we killed a bunch of ghouls, a glowing one, and then figured out a secret code in a wall. Pretty simple. (The group arrives at the secret door) Gunner 3: What's the password then? Preston: Yeah. That's the thing. I forgot. Gunner 3: You...what?! Preston: How am I supposed to remember some secret organization's password? Gunner 3: You were in there! Don't tell me we have to go all the way back to the Castle to ask the General about this. Gunner 1: We don't. I'm sure Preston has a plan for all of this. Right Preston? Preston: We can knock? Gunner 3: On a brick wall? Are you stupid? (On the other side of the wall Desdemona, Deacon, and Glory listen) Desdemona: Who are they? Deacon: That...Uh...haha, that's Preston. I don't know anyone else though. Glory: Maybe Preston brought synths? Desdemona: That's not exactly what the Minutemen do. Deacon: Preston got fired. Desdemona: Ha, really? (On the other side, the group continually argues) Preston: The password is the Oppression Dead-End. No...wait...the Freedom Road? Gunner 1: Yeah, try that. Preston: (Puts in the letters: Freedom Road) Nope, it's wrong. Gunner 1: Freedom what? Preston: Didn't we follow a path called the Freedom Trail? Gunner 2: Yes we did. Hurry up, I don't like this place. Preston: (Puts in Freedom Trail) That's right! (Walks in) Desdemona: Hello, Preston. Why are you here with Gunners? Preston: Oh we need to talk with you about something. Gunner 2: This army called the Legion is taking over the Commonwealth and we need to unite to stop them. Desdemona: (Lights cigarette) Unite? Do you not understand our operations? Secrets and trust. We don't plan on be exposed to the Commonwealth too much. Deacon: Garvey does have a point, Dez. This army is walking around like they own everything. They've already crushed University Point and Quincy. I'd say we give them a shot. Show a little support. Desdemona: I can't do that. After all, they're just Minutemen. Preston: Please, we need you, the Brotherhood won't be enough. Glory: I'm sorry, what? The Brotherhood? Gunner 1: Yes, an alliance has been made with them, along with Preston's raider army. Desdemona: Raiders? Brotherhood? Minutemen? Legion? Doesn't sound like a stroll in the park. Preston: Yes, that's just it. We can all work together. Desdemona: This isn't the Old World, Preston. We've got our own blues to deal with now. We can go waltzing around with the Brotherhood. They're a strict anti-synth faction. Preston: This is the exact same problem we had with Maxson. You're all just going to sit here, and what happens after they've wiped everything? And it's just you? Desdemona: Hmm...you have a point. I think I have an idea. We aren't going to hang out with the Brotherhood but we can handle the covert operations. Fair? Preston: Yes, of course, that is completely fair. Desdemona: Now get out of here before we change our minds. Good luck out there. (Prydwen) (Former Enclave doctor, Dr. John Dee, stands at a desk with a radio and is speaking into it) John D: Listen, that man named Preston, who killed some of our people down in Nuka-World is here. I don't have much time. The Brotherhood plans to use me against the Legion and then finish me for food. I've been speaking with Madison Lee, but she doesn't like my idea. I'm hoping to intervene with this whole operation. How? I don't know yet. But I'll make it happen. Trust me. So the group has "recruited" the BoS and the Railroad. Next, they'll be experiencing their first encounter with the Legion themselves. Stay tuned! Any ideas? Leave me feedback! Negative or positive, just make sure it's a valid point of feedback. Not something like: "You suck" or "You have autism" or "So cringey" leave a VALID point. Thank you all! !esooG foorpretaW ,yeH
I adore how passionate you are about Fallout and its lore. I never got the chance to play the games themselves, but I adore the 50s sci-fi physics and wasteland aesthetic. Keep it up! I hope we can see more lore content from you for years to come!
The last time I went to the museum, was along time ago when I was a kid, I live in Anchorage Alaska, and they had sue the giant T-REX skeleton in the very front so everyone could see it, as a kid it was overwhelming to see something of that size.
wow, i never solved that puzzle as i was too proud to look up the answer, next time i will have to do it so that i can get all of the rewards after i find Prime's Corpse. now the question is who did him in? it wasnt Jiggs as he had likely ended up being a gore bag, otherwise the safe would've been looted already and he wouldnt have left behind 500 caps if he decided to backstab his old chum. no, somebody else did that, and whoever did has no interest on what prime possessed, least as far as caps goes.
@Oxhorn It is completely possible that the m199 is the same as the r91. For instance, The HK416 is the same as the M27 IAR, the new infantry rifle used by the Marine Corps. The military regularly does this with certain firearms and equipment.
Trevor Granger If I remember correctly the R91 was the rifle issued to the National Guard and Bethesda was just too lazy to make another assault rifle.
Perhaps. It would make sense. More advanced weaponry go to regular military and infantry units. It makes sense that the R91 goes to the National Guard. And it makes sense why they would be everywhere, considering that there are armories everywhere.
The wiki states that the R91 was issued primarily to squads going into urban combat, as well as the Nation Guard since they were likely to be fighting in cities and towns if war ever reached the mainland US. And since the National Guard was on full alert before the bombs fell, it makes sense for it to be everywhere. It also says that the R series replaced the M series sometime in the early 21st century, so it's more likely that the plaque is just out of date.
R.J. Gumby is also the name of a one-off character on Monty Python's Flying Circus. He was a History Professor who shouted like a looney that he was while reading his lecture. Just saying.
i wish my fallout 3 still works but i havent been able to get it to run anymore even with the fixes suggested it just crashes to desktop after i leave the vault. i miss playing older series sometimes but they seem to hate my system now not even fallout new vegas works right and just freezes during play at some point. thanks to these vids at least i can resee the older wastelands once more. and i never knew about the codes on terminals good to know aha.
From what I've learned, and seen, Prime does not show up at the Jury Street diner until you complete the Jiggs' loot sequence in the Museum of Technology.
I just finally found another Easter Egg in this video I don't think anyone caught on to. 9:28 Lockreed instead of Lockheed. Lockreed because of the infamous scandal of Lockheed paying other countries to buy the F-104 Starfighter. I completely forgot about that. It's cool they have the F-80 Shooting Star and the P-51 Mustang in game as well I hope in the future for Fallout they bring more historical aircraft into the game and maybe even a chance to fly.
Isn't the vertibird you find more armored then the ones we see all over? If you pause it looks like heavier armor on the front and sides. I think it is a prototype of the next generation of vertibirds.
Pretty sure the "Floor suck" system was a series of vacuums mounted either into the walls or the floors as a built in part of the room that you could activate to vacuum the entire floor for you instead of having to use a standing cleaner.
I'm rolling with McCready. I'm testing radiation to try something out. I'm so irradiated that I have a sliver of health and the bar is completely red. McCready is like "nothing I love more than hiking in the rain." I tell princess to shut the fuck up. McCready hands me 3 gamma rounds. That cheeky fuck! *EDIT:* True story.
Am I the only one that stopped when he mentioned Fear Factory to go listen to them 😂 and said "wow they remind me of Machine Head. They're not that bad" oxhorn never stops surprising me.
Apollo 11 was the shortest of the missions to land on the moon, with them only spending a short time on the surface. Each subsequent Apollo mission, barring 13, spent longer and longer on the moon. This culminated in Apollo 17 with its 12 day mission. Not quite the 17 mentioned here, but the Zeus program takes place well after the divergence and isn't remotely comparable to Apollo. There are several lunar programs mentioned in the museum of history, and the Delta IX launched the most contemporary of them. It's also of note that the dates given for historic missions are mostly accurate even post-divergence. Carl Bell's flight on May 5 1961 mirrors Alan Shepard's "Freedom 7," the flag recovered from the Valiant 12 mission mentions that it was planted on November 14, 1969, the launch date for Apollo 12. Also, there's some clear propaganda and story-pushing with Carl Bell. An orbit around the earth takes 90 minutes, for example. It's quite possible that post-divergence, the US got into the revisionist history business, inflating their achievements until the populace turned a 15 minute ballistic flight into an orbital one. And considering dates line up, I'm more than certain there was a Soviet up there first, just like in our timeline. They wouldn't contest it if there wasn't something to contest, after all. I mean that or the writers got somethin' wrong because orbital mechanics are complicated and i guess they didn't feel it necessary to look it up
Another thing is that the Virgo II Lander is designed after the Soviet's own LK Lunar Lander. IRL it was tested in Earths orbit, but never went to the moon. And yet, here in Fallout it's America's successful moon lander. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LK_(spacecraft)
That was certainly deliberate, though i'm not sure if it was nothing more than a "gotcha" to space nerds or if there was some statement they were making with it.
Oxhorn I just want you to know look up fallout lore shoddy cast oxhorn and thananapple are who come up when was your first video my good man. Thank you for your dedication and time your Texas plumber thanks you.
Oxhorn, I know you like lore friendly mods. You should look into the hall of today mod restoring that area of the museum. www.nexusmods.com/fallout3/mods/19951/?
I just wanted to let you know that I really like your videos. I haven't finished my first playthrough yet so I have not watched them all (I'm avoiding spoilers) but I have watched the ones about things I've already done and I really like your attention to the storytelling and details in the game. Thank you for taking so much time to create these for us.
I'd also like to know how the hell you're gonna make an entire revolution around the globe with a flight time of 12 minutes. No wonder there's only half a body.
Stanislaus Braun was a high ranking scientist of Vault Tec but he's the only known one, Although before the war the Enclave first came up with the idea, aka the US government
Fun, and ironic, fact: The 'Virgo II' Lander is actually based on the Soviet's LK Lunar Lander from the Cold War days. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LK_(spacecraft)
Ox, you missed a reference to one of Monty Python's most famous reoccurring characters. The man lecturing about "Oppenheimer's folly" R.J. Gumbie, is named after professor R.J. Gumby, one of the famous Gumbies: the mentally challenged gentlemen wearing handkerchiefs on their heads.
I feel like the “Halls of Today” with the rubble is kind of funny tbh. Because “today” (2277) is broken and destroyed, much like the exhibit.
It’s also kinda like the alternative path to 2020 as well
@@lel5416 well in the fallout lore the was the new Plague similar to corona
I wonder: Why do laser rifles have any kickback? It isn't supposed to have that right? *insert sciencey explanation here*
Buddy Boo technically is shouldn't do to light having no mass and it being superheated to be a mobile weapon (laser rifle) should have any recoil could be do violent or heating and fire shot so it would likely not be light shot itself more so how the rifle handles firing and cooling it..... But that's just theory, A FALLOUT theory... Thanks for reading
I'm just going to say, the charge used to create the laser from the cell is so atrong, when the cell fires it releases. I don't know. I mean light has no mass, so I don't know
Gyrating hips
@@thelonewanderer3151 yea but the parts used to refract and focus light do
And the auto laser has moving parts so eh
It's crazy that we basically have vertibirds now in the form of the Osprey
The R91 5.56×45 assault rifle, Is a Spanish CETME 7.62×51mm. It's totally unmodified from it's real world counterpart. They didn't even change the dimensions to fit the narrative that it's 5.56. It still has the gigantic 7.62mm 20rd magazine.
The terminal entry for Oppenheimers' folly, mentions how you'll wish you could just "duck & cover" to avoid it all. That was the phrase used in all the old PSA videos (IRL) of the 50s for what to do in the event of a nuclear emergency, if you were caught outside of a bomb shelter. It was shown at schools & had a turtle as mascot. I thought that was an interesting tidbit they included. 😂
You missed the Easter egg in the room with rocket. If you shimmy along the stairs there is a skeleton with some loot
Perhaps the R91 is the civilian variant of the M199? Similar to the AR-15 being the civilian variant of the M4/M16 family. Maybe after the divergence the fallout USA pulled back many of the restrictive gun laws from the 1930s, allowing citizens to own firearms capable of automatic fire. Or maybe the R91 was the National Guard’s internal designation of the M199, I always assumed the National Guard in the fallout world used the Combat Rifle and Assault Rifle from Fallout 4 rather than the R91 but maybe we need to take another look at this bit of lore.
"The muffins are baking" is what I say when I fart XD
Terminal #0001 is the first terminal. After you pick #000 when you back out of it, it says #0001
not steal my words "perfect spot for a mirelurk den"
when I noticed that fear factory on my playthrough I had a bit of a fork momnet, not gonna lie
Oh shit, Nemesis managed to make it's way into Fallout!
Would be glad to see the rail cannon, where u can find the ammo tho.. idk
When u said it was a plot hole about the vertabird it was not because it was a different kind of vertabird
Or the reason we find the wrong type of assault rifle is because all of the standard issue ones were shipped off to the front lines thus leaving behind the inferior models back at home considering the us was on mainly the offensive? Just food for thought love the vid!
Oppenheimer actually taut himself to read Sanskrit so he could read the Bhagavad Gita in it's native language.
Great job, Ox... you had to come and knock down the Mustang... Are you happy with yourself, destroying a piece of history like that? Was the death of those Super Mutants or your mission worth that poor Mustang? And for those who are a bit slow, this is a joke...
Would the exhibit work as its own vault as to say if a bomb hit the museum directly but a small group of people were in there with the doors shut would they live?
Ebon Atoll = Black Isle, Interference = Interplay. Cheeky reference to Interplay interfering with Black Isle during Fallout 2 and particularly Fallout 3 Van Buren (notably a desire to add multiplayer) resulting in the ultimate loss of both Black Isle Studios; Van Buren; and eventually Interplay itself.
I've never been to DC and playing Fallout 3 and watching these videos makes me really want to go and see all of this wonderful stuff before total annihilation happens for real! Oh and stop by Boston too LOL I lived in Vegas as a kid so New Vegas is kinda nostalgic and sad for me.
bosh
I lived in DC. FO3 is a major nostalgia trip. If you can, you should visit cuz the Smithsonian museums alone are a sight to see!
bosh if you ever do visit there I would also suggest checking out the Spy Museum it's got a lot fascinating things in it like how the Enigma machine worked a couple of old American secret agents and my favorite a bit on the classic James Bond movies.
YOU LIVED IN VEGAS? LUCKY!
I like 10 minutes from DC and recognize some of the fallout 3 locations
I live an hour away from the Mojave in california and also a lot of locations from the first couple fallouts are places ive been to or even worked nearby, or live close to even today. Added with making annual trips to vegas throughout my childhood and thus the Interplay/Obsidian Fallouts are a very interesting experience for me
Conversely ive never been to DC, west virginia, or boston
What was really interesting to me about it was that anybody still knew what prime numbers were. LOL
Math never dies.
i love the easter egg at 15:30, ebon atoll = black isle and interference = interplay .
also i think the vertibird in fallout 4 might be a VB-01.
one more thing 36:10 that is not a mustang its a P-80 jet fighter (the same type on top of rivet city)
recycling assets!!!!!!!!
Interplay sunk black isle, scrolled because i didn't want to be one of many who noticed this little slight but i did have to scroll surprisingly far...
It’s a blend between the F-84 and P-80... But I agree, it’s mostly the latter.
We know that but take it easy on him
No I think it is a p-51 mustang it just fallen
I really wish they made it so you could repair the automated exhibit and listen to the whole thing.
Ox I have to thank you, you are a bright spot on otherwise bad days. From the quality of your content down to the beautiful bowler hat you're a gem in a sea of click bait. Keep being awesome my bearded friend
We enter a THICC fire fight
god damn it, i just wanted to write that.
NO. NONE OF THAT. Shame on you.
@@psykopyro bro you just replied to a 3 yrs old comment
@@waa6995 and you replied to a comment on a three year old comment.
Perfect spot for an interesting lore video
Trenton Hillman STOP, YOU VIOLATED OXHORNS MEME LAW
TheEpicNate315 recently did a lore vid about the creepy reason why those weird "Art Deco" faces are everywhere. I wonder... was a force beyond mortal comprehension the cause of the planetarium "malfunction"?
you are the best story teller i have ever met when the scene gets a little emotional it feels like your teaching us in a way of telling these lore's and I love it and the most emotional video you made (for my opinion) was the ''TOY MAKER''
perfect spot for a lunar lander den...
ok i'll stop now
GamerOnSpeedDial _ please do
GamerOnSpeedDial _ DON'T STOP, MEMEING DUN NUN NA
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Don't stop.
Don't stop, this is FUCKING gold!😂
Cappy if you're heading down here to make an episode plz tell me you are here
Ah, when you're so early there's only 360p
When u so early its 144p Boi
When your so early it's text only.
When you're so early it's still Binary
when your so early the atoms in the universe have only existed for a few million years
3 years later.
The Virgo 2 is actually a reference to the LK, a Soviet-developed lunar lander. Several LKs were launched into space as test probes but the Soviet space program never launched a manned mission due to problems with the launch rocket, N-1, and the Soviet's focus being shifted to the development of space stations. The Virgo can also be seen in the mural of the Museum of Freedom in FO4.
#001 was on the first info terminal you read. After reading #000 and it disappeared and got replaced by a #001, as far as I can tell. You can see it at 13:58
thank you
I had only remembered the #001 and was really confused when he said we missed it.
Lol i heard "isolated a virus" and got an ad.
Oxhorn - there are a couple of hidden areas, that you can get to by jumping. They are in the Delta IX room. From the the fallout wiki, The Vault,
"There are two hidden areas in the room with the multi-level staircase surrounding the Delta IX rocket. Starting from the lower floor, go up the stairs to the second floor, you will see two consoles that say 'Activate Delta IX rocket'. Just to the left of both consoles is a plaque, and to the left of that is the railing that guides its way to a thin ledge on the outside of the stairs for the third floor. At each gap, instead of going up the stairs (2nd floor stairs, and 3rd), jump up onto the room railing, then down onto the little ledge that runs along the outside of the stairs. Follow the ledge to each hidden area.
In the second area there is a blocked off room, which contains a Guns and Bullets skill book in the corner. This section also contains two unique, smaller-than-usual Nuka-Cola bottles.
To the left of the desk with the Guns and Bullets copy, the fridge holds four bottles of purified water."
Also, has anyone ever been able to use the planetarium to kill the Super Mutants? I swear I remember seeing this somewhere - a terminal that references the broken Planetarium causing headaches, and then if you turn it on, and the Mutants don't see you, their heads explode. I admit it could be wrong, but I swear I saw that someplace.
15:50 Here's some fun trivia! Richard Drew was specifically the inventor of Scotch Tape. Scotch Tape took off in popularity because people could use it to quickly mend clothes they couldn't afford to replace.
I think maybe the Fallout lunar missions were more different than we thought, I think since they only did two Virgo landings, they must’ve stayed on the moon for much longer, and possibly brought the lunar lander back with them rather than doing a later launch to bring it home.
6:38 If you're concerned about having actual firearms on display in your museum, why don't you make them permanently inoperable first?
Because in the Fallout universe it seems the people aren't as garbage as in our own
Real world exhibits often have the mechanics inside the weapons removed. Stuff like firing pins and trigger levers can be removed without making the weapon permanently unusable. But it also makes the weapon unable to be fired by a person who picks it up at random.
The lone wanderer could take the guns and technology from museum if he wanted to
@@marhawkman303 Yes I believe that only decommissioned firearms can go on display
@@alfraser9083 Sort of? Decommissioned sometimes carries the meaning of permanence, IE you can't easily fix it to make it work.
Even in the Fallout universe the US Army is still plagued with 5.56
"We enter a *_T H I C C_* firefight"
This should be said. You are the best gaming storyteller on TH-cam.
Playing this for the first time atm and loving it. I’m so happy I found your channel,it’s great to check after I’m done with a part of the game to see what I’ve missed or things that I didn’t pick up on.
You have a real talent for these kind of videos! I’m really enjoying them. Thank you for taking the time to make them😊
[The Wonderful Adventures of Preston Garvey]
Quick Recap: The group went to make a deal with the Brotherhood of Steel to help in the fight against the Legion. The Legion has taken over University Point and is rolling through the Commonwealth, getting ready to move into downtown Boston. The Brotherhood agreed to fight with them.
Episode Seventeen:
(Old North Church)
Gunner 2: Uh...(clears throat) are you, um, sure this is the right place?
Preston: The General and I came here to find the Railroad and we killed a bunch of ghouls, a glowing one, and then figured out a secret code in a wall. Pretty simple.
(The group arrives at the secret door)
Gunner 3: What's the password then?
Preston: Yeah. That's the thing. I forgot.
Gunner 3: You...what?!
Preston: How am I supposed to remember some secret organization's password?
Gunner 3: You were in there! Don't tell me we have to go all the way back to the Castle to ask the General about this.
Gunner 1: We don't. I'm sure Preston has a plan for all of this. Right Preston?
Preston: We can knock?
Gunner 3: On a brick wall? Are you stupid?
(On the other side of the wall Desdemona, Deacon, and Glory listen)
Desdemona: Who are they?
Deacon: That...Uh...haha, that's Preston. I don't know anyone else though.
Glory: Maybe Preston brought synths?
Desdemona: That's not exactly what the Minutemen do.
Deacon: Preston got fired.
Desdemona: Ha, really?
(On the other side, the group continually argues)
Preston: The password is the Oppression Dead-End. No...wait...the Freedom Road?
Gunner 1: Yeah, try that.
Preston: (Puts in the letters: Freedom Road) Nope, it's wrong.
Gunner 1: Freedom what?
Preston: Didn't we follow a path called the Freedom Trail?
Gunner 2: Yes we did. Hurry up, I don't like this place.
Preston: (Puts in Freedom Trail) That's right! (Walks in)
Desdemona: Hello, Preston. Why are you here with Gunners?
Preston: Oh we need to talk with you about something.
Gunner 2: This army called the Legion is taking over the Commonwealth and we need to unite to stop them.
Desdemona: (Lights cigarette) Unite? Do you not understand our operations? Secrets and trust. We don't plan on be exposed to the Commonwealth too much.
Deacon: Garvey does have a point, Dez. This army is walking around like they own everything. They've already crushed University Point and Quincy. I'd say we give them a shot. Show a little support.
Desdemona: I can't do that. After all, they're just Minutemen.
Preston: Please, we need you, the Brotherhood won't be enough.
Glory: I'm sorry, what? The Brotherhood?
Gunner 1: Yes, an alliance has been made with them, along with Preston's raider army.
Desdemona: Raiders? Brotherhood? Minutemen? Legion? Doesn't sound like a stroll in the park.
Preston: Yes, that's just it. We can all work together.
Desdemona: This isn't the Old World, Preston. We've got our own blues to deal with now. We can go waltzing around with the Brotherhood. They're a strict anti-synth faction.
Preston: This is the exact same problem we had with Maxson. You're all just going to sit here, and what happens after they've wiped everything? And it's just you?
Desdemona: Hmm...you have a point. I think I have an idea. We aren't going to hang out with the Brotherhood but we can handle the covert operations. Fair?
Preston: Yes, of course, that is completely fair.
Desdemona: Now get out of here before we change our minds. Good luck out there.
(Prydwen)
(Former Enclave doctor, Dr. John Dee, stands at a desk with a radio and is speaking into it)
John D: Listen, that man named Preston, who killed some of our people down in Nuka-World is here. I don't have much time. The Brotherhood plans to use me against the Legion and then finish me for food. I've been speaking with Madison Lee, but she doesn't like my idea. I'm hoping to intervene with this whole operation. How? I don't know yet. But I'll make it happen. Trust me.
So the group has "recruited" the BoS and the Railroad. Next, they'll be experiencing their first encounter with the Legion themselves. Stay tuned! Any ideas? Leave me feedback! Negative or positive, just make sure it's a valid point of feedback. Not something like: "You suck" or "You have autism" or "So cringey" leave a VALID point. Thank you all!
!esooG foorpretaW ,yeH
Cappy your a jew
Zombie King
At least I'm not Hitler...
Cappy ooooooooh you just roasted the guy man lol
Both roasts were weak as hell
PaRa 2 yea well.. whats done is done ;)
The matinence guy may have appeared to only care about the employees because they'd be around the theater on a daily basis, but guests wouldn't
I can't wait for fallout 6 or NV 2
Vault 76 xD
36:09 isnt a Mustang its an P-80 "Shooting Star"
No it's not it's a Mustang, he said so he can never be wrong.
I ❤ Fallout.
I adore how passionate you are about Fallout and its lore. I never got the chance to play the games themselves, but I adore the 50s sci-fi physics and wasteland aesthetic. Keep it up! I hope we can see more lore content from you for years to come!
The last time I went to the museum, was along time ago when I was a kid, I live in Anchorage Alaska, and they had sue the giant T-REX skeleton in the very front so everyone could see it, as a kid it was overwhelming to see something of that size.
Am i the only one who plays fallout while watching/listening to Oxhorns fallout videos?
wow, i never solved that puzzle as i was too proud to look up the answer, next time i will have to do it so that i can get all of the rewards after i find Prime's Corpse.
now the question is who did him in? it wasnt Jiggs as he had likely ended up being a gore bag, otherwise the safe would've been looted already and he wouldnt have left behind 500 caps if he decided to backstab his old chum.
no, somebody else did that, and whoever did has no interest on what prime possessed, least as far as caps goes.
@Oxhorn It is completely possible that the m199 is the same as the r91. For instance, The HK416 is the same as the M27 IAR, the new infantry rifle used by the Marine Corps. The military regularly does this with certain firearms and equipment.
Trevor Granger But now we just need to find a sex bot
Trevor Granger If I remember correctly the R91 was the rifle issued to the National Guard and Bethesda was just too lazy to make another assault rifle.
Perhaps. It would make sense. More advanced weaponry go to regular military and infantry units. It makes sense that the R91 goes to the National Guard. And it makes sense why they would be everywhere, considering that there are armories everywhere.
The wiki states that the R91 was issued primarily to squads going into urban combat, as well as the Nation Guard since they were likely to be fighting in cities and towns if war ever reached the mainland US. And since the National Guard was on full alert before the bombs fell, it makes sense for it to be everywhere. It also says that the R series replaced the M series sometime in the early 21st century, so it's more likely that the plaque is just out of date.
Well, you've done your research. And it is sound logic. But, now we have the question of what the m199 was or what it was based off of.
Great video. Just starting Fallout 3. Really helpful. Thank you so much.
R.J. Gumby is also the name of a one-off character on Monty Python's Flying Circus. He was a History Professor who shouted like a looney that he was while reading his lecture. Just saying.
The planetary voice recording sounds an aweful lot like graftons mayor.
I know I've done all this before --- But I don't remember most of this... Has it been THAT long???
MFW the Kittyhawk and the Wright Bros are now known to be the second case of sustained flight
i wish my fallout 3 still works but i havent been able to get it to run anymore even with the fixes suggested it just crashes to desktop after i leave the vault. i miss playing older series sometimes but they seem to hate my system now not even fallout new vegas works right and just freezes during play at some point. thanks to these vids at least i can resee the older wastelands once more. and i never knew about the codes on terminals good to know aha.
I literally just found that Fear Factory Easter egg last night.
THIS UNIVERSE : JUST ON THE VERGE OF BEING SOMETHING... WHO DOES THAT REMIND YOU OF , good luck all hopefully we dont all die
From what I've learned, and seen, Prime does not show up at the Jury Street diner until you complete the Jiggs' loot sequence in the Museum of Technology.
I just finally found another Easter Egg in this video I don't think anyone caught on to. 9:28 Lockreed instead of Lockheed. Lockreed because of the infamous scandal of Lockheed paying other countries to buy the F-104 Starfighter. I completely forgot about that. It's cool they have the F-80 Shooting Star and the P-51 Mustang in game as well I hope in the future for Fallout they bring more historical aircraft into the game and maybe even a chance to fly.
Isn't the vertibird you find more armored then the ones we see all over? If you pause it looks like heavier armor on the front and sides. I think it is a prototype of the next generation of vertibirds.
I actually went to the deleware agricultural museum earlier today! Can never say no to more with oxhorn though!
Pretty sure the "Floor suck" system was a series of vacuums mounted either into the walls or the floors as a built in part of the room that you could activate to vacuum the entire floor for you instead of having to use a standing cleaner.
I'm rolling with McCready.
I'm testing radiation to try something out. I'm so irradiated that I have a sliver of health and the bar is completely red.
McCready is like "nothing I love more than hiking in the rain."
I tell princess to shut the fuck up.
McCready hands me 3 gamma rounds.
That cheeky fuck!
*EDIT:* True story.
Am I the only one that stopped when he mentioned Fear Factory to go listen to them 😂 and said "wow they remind me of Machine Head. They're not that bad" oxhorn never stops surprising me.
28:46 thank you for callinng the airplane by it's proper name ( just so you know that model is a P-51D)
Apollo 11 was the shortest of the missions to land on the moon, with them only spending a short time on the surface. Each subsequent Apollo mission, barring 13, spent longer and longer on the moon. This culminated in Apollo 17 with its 12 day mission. Not quite the 17 mentioned here, but the Zeus program takes place well after the divergence and isn't remotely comparable to Apollo. There are several lunar programs mentioned in the museum of history, and the Delta IX launched the most contemporary of them.
It's also of note that the dates given for historic missions are mostly accurate even post-divergence. Carl Bell's flight on May 5 1961 mirrors Alan Shepard's "Freedom 7," the flag recovered from the Valiant 12 mission mentions that it was planted on November 14, 1969, the launch date for Apollo 12.
Also, there's some clear propaganda and story-pushing with Carl Bell. An orbit around the earth takes 90 minutes, for example. It's quite possible that post-divergence, the US got into the revisionist history business, inflating their achievements until the populace turned a 15 minute ballistic flight into an orbital one. And considering dates line up, I'm more than certain there was a Soviet up there first, just like in our timeline. They wouldn't contest it if there wasn't something to contest, after all.
I mean that or the writers got somethin' wrong because orbital mechanics are complicated and i guess they didn't feel it necessary to look it up
Another thing is that the Virgo II Lander is designed after the Soviet's own LK Lunar Lander. IRL it was tested in Earths orbit, but never went to the moon. And yet, here in Fallout it's America's successful moon lander. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LK_(spacecraft)
That was certainly deliberate, though i'm not sure if it was nothing more than a "gotcha" to space nerds or if there was some statement they were making with it.
Reminds me of that one Aqua Teen Hunger Force with Shake on the spaceship.
"Welcome...to this horse's anus."
Oxhorn I just want you to know look up fallout lore shoddy cast oxhorn and thananapple are who come up when was your first video my good man. Thank you for your dedication and time your Texas plumber thanks you.
Oxhorn, I know you like lore friendly mods. You should look into the hall of today mod restoring that area of the museum.
www.nexusmods.com/fallout3/mods/19951/?
ZAX COMPUTER PROTOTYPE!?!
Is that a 76 reference before it existed??
Hey! Uranium fever as done and got me down!
~and the only clicking that i heard that day~
~are the bones in my back, goin astray...~
I just wanted to let you know that I really like your videos. I haven't finished my first playthrough yet so I have not watched them all (I'm avoiding spoilers) but I have watched the ones about things I've already done and I really like your attention to the storytelling and details in the game. Thank you for taking so much time to create these for us.
Nasa went to the bottom of the ocean to get a rocket engine to put it on display in the museum of flight in Tacoma Washington
*Best of Fallouts lore video - instant like.*
AGREED!!!
25:26 This Rocket remind me somehow on the Updated Version of the German V-2
Yesterday in a book I read Oxhorn instead of Oxford... I'm addicted to Fallout lore videos. :D
I'd also like to know how the hell you're gonna make an entire revolution around the globe with a flight time of 12 minutes. No wonder there's only half a body.
Zach Penitence probably because the entire thing is clearly a poorly veiled lie to beat the USSR?
Forgive me if I'm wrong, but is ' We're All Just Stardust ' a reference to Carl Sagan?
How do you quicksave in fallout 3
F5 on pc.
REFERENCES TO HALF LIFE
Unique Chinese Assault Rifle. Very good weapon. Xuanlong.
It took me 3 1/2 hours real time to get there in d.c.'s labyrinth of subay tunnels. No joke.
Aircraft development is apparently always many years ahead of the public releases, maybe the same is true in the Fallout universe
Its always cracks me up hearing non gun guys say five-fifty six lol.
why the actual fuck does it matter how you say it?
Brandon Dollar it doesn't.
UnaSolida remember when he said M one nine one one, for the m1911. Lol
UnaSolida
How do you say it?
Genji Shimada Well there's no official designation I don't think, but in the industry and the military is pronounced "five five six.
All the shows that would've played in the planetarium sounded so fun
Me: sees 2020
Also me: ahhh... optimistic people from this year
Ok that bit about them spending extra time on the moon landing makes me want even more for the Enclave to have a moon base
Yeah, this is one of several reasons to think that in fallout the moon landing was not only real but part of ongoing Lunar activities.
Is there any lore telling or hinting to who creator and ceo of vaultec
Stanislaus Braun was a high ranking scientist of Vault Tec but he's the only known one, Although before the war the Enclave first came up with the idea, aka the US government
Hey at least they went to the moon!
Thank you oxhorn for a good fallout video today.
Not the creation club video But this one
Ariel Nir OH SNAP!!
point lookout was way better than far harbor. we need lore oxhorn!
Kinda sad that we didnt get to see the other sections, all those convenient "cave-ins"...
Oxhorn I like your fallout videos and also thanks to you I know a lot of Fallout lore. Thank you for that
I always wondered what was up with the random faces on the buildings in fallout
I so love you, man. You always come up with new stuff. And I love the fallout universe too.
Ah, good ol' dependable Charron...
Fun, and ironic, fact: The 'Virgo II' Lander is actually based on the Soviet's LK Lunar Lander from the Cold War days. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LK_(spacecraft)
Ox, you missed a reference to one of Monty Python's most famous reoccurring characters. The man lecturing about "Oppenheimer's folly" R.J. Gumbie, is named after professor R.J. Gumby, one of the famous Gumbies: the mentally challenged gentlemen wearing handkerchiefs on their heads.