Bit of a heads up, the end credits tab hasn't been updated in about a week or so, I had gotten a new hardrive and lost the graphic file it was stored on. I'll have an updated one ready to go next video!
Funny thing about the UFO and fusion cores when I did I misunderstood what they said don't they wanted me put in 4 in after it killed them I felt really bad cuz I didn't know I could save them
@@Ryan-xh7pe ngl, I was cracking when my SS, tucked inside a Power Armor, flirt with Gilda and somehow made love A power armor doing it with a Robobrain is definitely quite a sight
@@derekeidum1307 Yes, it is. Either Nate never bothered to actually play it and carefully listen, or he does it on purpose In both cases, it really pisses me off. But I admit that I'm weird that way. It's much more healthy to not let it bother us.
ya see, when it came to the Hubologists, I could never hear the dialog where it told me how many I many fusion cores to put in , so I was accidentally killing them pretty much every tine.. Oops.
First time I did it by accident because skipping dialogues. Later I'm doing it on purpose after I found they scammed a lot of my money and their intelligence boost isn't permanent.
@@Sicarius888 Vic, rifle loaded? Sulik, SMG? Cassidy, shotgun? Marcus, bozar? Goris... claws? Ok, remember, no Hubologist. Oh and I get to blow Tom Cruise's brains out, capiche?
The most evil ending I've given to Far Harbor included: Turning off the fog condensers which dooms the town of Far Harbor Going back to the Children of Atom's submarine and detonating the nuclear payload Then going to Acadia to hear DiMA cry right before turning them over to the Institute/Brotherhood Hey, my Nuka-World raiders need a vacation spot >:)
My favorite evil thing to do in Fallout is make a broken online game and try to market it as a Triple A Release, complete with non-cosmetic micro transactions and a busted premium service. That’s the most evil thing I can think of. Edit: Nate, you’re awesome. I love your content. But Bethesda has pissed me off something fierce these days
@@clampmotosua1789 its NOT that exclusive. I got to play Outerworlds via the Xbox PC gamepass for 1 dollar. So I'm laughing at EPIC. Sure i had to use the Windows Store, but for $1, that was worth the hassle.
The Art encounter is the first time I EVER saw a synth. I was about 15 minutes out of Sanctuary and I thought it was meant to be the player’s introduction to synths
Why... Why would you even THINK about shooting Kent!? He's such a nice and wholesome guy! When he got captured I didn't even think TWICE about a plan, I just immediately went in and saved him :(
Got to figure out what all the possibilities are for future playthroughs and save scumming purposes. Shoot him to see what happens then reload save and Convince the raiders to turn on Sinjin, then shoot the raiders anyway when Kent leaves.
@@slay-r349 yeah every so often Kent will turn on the silver shroud radio and when you go back to him he will give you an upgrade for the suit but only when the silver shroud radio is active
@@kennanblake1562 Yeah,basically English language is strange XD,and this is not the only exemple of things you could say that sound as if they aren't correct but in reality are :)
I accidentally overloaded them the first time that i played trip to the stars, and i thought they were all just supposed to die in the end, had no idea they could live with one less core.
Me too, putting them in like, hey I got extras, let’s rig this baby up OUT OF GOODNESS IN MY HEART after having to do so much legwork for these weirdos.. and… and now they’re all dead.
For the Synth Art Encounter, the synth may not always be held at gunpoint, the human might be (and yes... it's happened before) the easiest way to tell them apart if you dont have high enough charisma... (if you haven't noticed by now) if Art is holding Art at gunpoint and holding a shotgun, the synth is the hostage, but if Art is holding a pipe pistol, the humans the hostage.
When I met the Hubologists I did this "evil ending" to them and had no idea what happened. Now I know to be more careful with the Power Cores on my next playthrough!
You can actually destroy all three factions on Far Harbour, here's how to do it: Firstly, after you do all the best left forgotten sub-quests. Don't confront Dima about it. After you find Captain Avery's skull, go ahead and show it Allen Lee and as the quest progresses, you can destroy the entirety of Acadia. Secondly, after you find the wink turbine key, talk to Confesser Tectus about it and shut down the wind turbine which as a result destroys Far Harbour. Lastly, after you wind the nuclear launch key, and nuke the Children of Atom. (don't ask how I know this)
One of my favorite ways to end the far harbor questline is to convince the people of far harbor to turn on acadia. Then while they're out on their genocide I sneak away from the fighting and turn off the power to the fog condensors. If you then go to far harbor you can actually see the (now defenseless) town get torn apart with all of the fighters still in acadia. Sit around for a while and you can actually see the remaining citizens return to the now ruined town and realise what just happened before they too get torn apart by the monsters of the island. Glory to atom!
Here's what always gets me: THEY SAY IT CORRECTLY IN THE GAME. Aside the fact that it's a very important biblical name (specifically, a whole book), there's even a band name based on it (Better Than Ezra). OR, the simple fact that the Z came before the R. Three cheers for phonetics.
@@returned4good The story of the Band's name is funny. Supposedly, they were in a Battle of the Bands, but didn't have a name. The top fan favorite was Ezra. So, they listed themselves as being "Better than Ezra".
I find it funny how bad of shots they both are , & how good their clothes are at taking the rounds that do hit . After about the 4th or 5th time playing the game ,I came up to them & just watched . They shot at eachother & danced around cover for over 6mins . Sometimes just A few feet from eachother .I imagine if I hadn't intervened it would've gone on longer . And if I got shot point blank in those clothes ,I'd be dead in less time .
You probably triggered the Art v Art encounter earlier without noticing it. If you walk away and do nothing it will repeat, but the shooting has already begun. One time they were on the overpass near the water treatment plant. I could hear them, but couldn't see them anywhere. Fortunately I was able to find a way up and deal with them. Unfortunately my low charisma just turned the whole thing into a shooting match. I wish, at some point, they would have explained why Art is so important to the Institute to justify replacing him.
@@christopherconard2831 No ,I meant 4th or 5th time playing the game . Sorry . Because ,by then I know what's up ,but was always curious how long it would go on or if anyone would win .
The synth encounter thing: with my high charisma character I made them fight and killed the winner. And my regular character I dropped a high powered grenade between the two.
Have you ever mentioned the evil choices you can make for good factions with no repercussions. Like you can murder all the settlers in places like, Abernathy farm, the slog, and Warwick Homestead, and then return to Preston and just tell him there were some "complications" and he'll just be like, "Oh darn. Well there's another settlement that needs your help."
That’s because Preston is the apex raider and kidnapper lol. Didnt have kidnapping issues until I joined the MM, but I digress. I did the quest for bunker hill and Kessler and when you know Preston she will not give you the workbench. I took it anyway but…
I am glad to have seen this as I would have put four fusion cores in because while I think the Hubbologists are crazy and weird, let them enjoy their ride for as long as the cores will carry them. Little did I know that it would kill them.
Unless they've changed it, in Trip to the Stars, you do lose out on the extra 100 Alien Blaster rounds promised by Dara for doing as she requested. Which doesn't make sense because where else would they be if not on her corpse. So you're rewarded for helping them out and not if you kill them.
I thought the hubologist ending was just them popping like grapes. I never knew if you put only three fusion cores in the ride they'll survive, I always put in four through natural instinct.
@@andrewtripp6837 so two things. First to Kata1yst definitely same, there is not really anything that telegraphs to you that putting the 4th in will have such dire consequences so I did the same thing. Second to Andrew, I hopefully get where you're coming from, but it really doesn't look good to advocate the deaths of scientologists. I hopefully (I'm only using the word hopefully as I really don't wanna put words in your mouth) know that you don't want to kill a bunch of people who have been indoctrinated into a cult, as ya know, that's a tad....unethical. But I also know that stuff like that is most harmful to people who are members of groups of that nature. Their access to information is often highly controlled by the leaders of the cult, and the genuine concerns of others are often presented as an attack against them as people, which the comment does kinda imply. And this is also bad for people who have left the cult as it could exasperate feelings of guilt or shame they may have, and in the worst cases it may even lead them back into the cult. I know you probably didn't intend to send that kind of message, and I am not trying to be rude by replying to this, and if I do come off like that I apologize. But I merely wish to educate you on matters like this and hopefully to influence you to be a little more careful in the future. Because no matter what you intend by what you say, there'll always be someone looking to twist your words to fit their narrative.
I thought 4 would be better than 3 and was mildly distracted while doing this quest... I thought this was for gone conclusion, for them to spin to death.
Far Harbor really did the whole moral choices spectrum right. You can complete the peaceful route by replacing tektus, and then just killi or capture all the synths since they've outlived their usefulness. And as a hint of dark humor that will also cause the harbor to eventually die; DiMA mentions the harbormen need the Acadia's assintence to keep the condensers in working order.
Me: This time I'll make a raider character, I'll steal things and make my own gang and... Player Character: SHAUN!?!?! Have you seem my son? I''m looking for my son. Shaun!
Killing Kent in the Silver Shroud quest is great because of Sinjin's reaction. Every other outcome, he's cocky and self-assured the whole time. Even if you scare his cronies, he himself will just think they're stupid for fearing you and view you as nothing more than an annoyance, right up until his death. Killing Kent is the one thing that freaks him out and makes him realize how severely he fucked up.
For the Hubologists, I did the three fusion cores at first. I looked up that Gage(?) loves it when you kill the Hubologists. I reloaded the game, grabbed Gage and killed the Hubologists.
Man, I remember my first playthough. Kent's head kept exploding after the dialouge finished. I couldn't win aginst the bandits. So killing him was THE only way. Sign of Quality. There was also the vault 118 quest. I was stuck for so long. Then after looking up a walkthough, I saw that my quest was broken. So I killed everyone.
I never knew the Hubologists could survive their "UFO" experience. I always just loaded up the fusion cores thinking you had to, not paying attention to the 3 FCs. Now I gotta go back and do a 12th playthrough just to see their survival! Thanks Nate!
Lol, same here. Did 3 play throughs and thought the Hubologists dieing was the natural outcome of them being idiots. Must admit I would have spun them to death anyway!
Me with every epic Nate video: 10/10, I love, give me more Also me with every epic Nate video: Nate please listen to the audio or reread the names and words more cause GOD every mispronunciation has me slightly screaming
Stealing the water chip from the ghouls in Necropolis without repairing their water pump was pretty evil, I guess. It was an expeditive way to save your ow people, though. How I miss the old Fallout games...
Fun fact: I got the two Arts encounter while travelling with Nick, and, well, him being a staunch believer in resolving conflicts with as few casualties as possible, he likes it when you tell Art to put down the gun regardless of whether he's the synth or it's the one he's holding at gunpoint, even after the truth is revealed through interrogation. But, seeing as this causes the synth to turn hostile, he also likes it when you help human Art defeat the synth version of himself. I chose the "put the gun down" option after the interrogation because I believed the synth Art could somehow be convinced to leave in peace, ditch the Institute and get outta Dodge with the Railroad or something, but oh well... What I'm getting at is I think Nick's reactions imply he had hopes of the same, but was left with none when the guy turned hostile, defending human Art being the only right thing to do at that point. This encounter truly shows his reluctance to turn to violence unless there really is no other option. He must seriously be the best-written character in the game.
The most evil thing i have done is when i ran out of Nuka-Cola's (Cuz you keep telling me to pop open nuka-cola's) i stole my next door neighbor's cola's.
I found the two Arts really early in my very first play through on top of a building. I had no idea what was happening nor what they were doing. I didn’t know they were clones so instead of approaching them, I just shot the real art to death with my shotgun and than stabbed the other to death.
Fun fact I tried to save both the synth and the real Art. I'll just say it ended with me having to kill the synth, but luckily the real Art lived. I was foolish to think that solving this one would be so simple in the wastelands of Fallout 4. Lol
The silver shroud is in fact a reference to the shadow ( the original batman ). He is a pulp hero from the 20s. If you want to know more, on youtube, a podcast called the shadowcast explain the caracter
I’ve seen art countless times in my play through, but never this encounter. They’re always already fighting, so I usually let them fight it out and then execute the winner
Tempenny and Burk had very bad karma and everyone in the Tower had evil karma,and Rob(the ghoul who killed Tempenny) have good karma,so by helping the ghouls you erased one of the most evil factions in Fallout 3
@@SirDankleberry Good for you. :) I never considered the residents of Tenpenny Tower a faction like the chap above said anyway. When I saw what they did to Herbert I loaded in a save and went with the norms. They don't like ghouls and the head ghoul doesn't like norms - it's just one of those can't win situations.
Just a few friendly corrections for you, the island is actually called Mount Desert Island, and the synth settlement of Acadia is a stellar/space observatory, it didnt have to do anything with wildlife on the island. And last tiny pointless correction, its Ezra Parker not Erza Parker. I love your vids btw I watch all of the Fallout 4 ones and I love that you still post about the game and tell us cool things we don't know even years after the games release. Keep it up!
I have came across the Art encounter 3 times, and each time there was no dialogue, they were merely shooting at each other and I had to decide. I chose right.
Ezra, Ezra my dude. My brain is breaking every time I hear Erza, I think you gave me dyslexia 😂 (Absolutely love your videos by the way, just cracked me up how matter of factly you kept saying it that way lol)
So I didn't know about the whole 3 fusion cores thing my first time through with the hubologits so I just put all 4 of them in because I had cores to spare. It wasn't until I watched oxhorns video on them that I even knew you could save them
Fun fact: Far Harbour's island is named Mount Desert Island, and it's a real place in Maine, so is the Acadia Observatory. I doubt you'll find heavy radioactive fog, nuclear submarines, synth refuges, or a town full of grizzled fishermen.
With the first evil quest I accidentally didn’t mean to kill them. I remember watching a video talking about them and I was like oh I don’t wanna do that I think they seem really cool. Even though the religion that they’re based off of is a little sketchy, but still they seemed really nice. So when I finally got to that quest and put in the cores I accidentally added the last one. And I was like oh nothings going to happen! I felt so bad my boyfriend called me a murderer for the couple a days
ERZA made me really upset for some reason, just hearing the name EZRA mispronounced so many times gave me a headache, loved the video but holy shit that was brutal
It really surprised me they sent synths to kill the people they were imitating. My original assumption was that they kidnapped the victim, scanned their brain and face, and then constructed the synth from that. That makes a lot more sense.
Bit of a heads up, the end credits tab hasn't been updated in about a week or so, I had gotten a new hardrive and lost the graphic file it was stored on. I'll have an updated one ready to go next video!
That’s fine man I just love your vids and your voice when you talk makes you sound like a commentator on a Documentary but I just live your vids
Funny thing about the UFO and fusion cores when I did I misunderstood what they said don't they wanted me put in 4 in after it killed them I felt really bad cuz I didn't know I could save them
I was wondering if that was going to be updated soon. Glad to be a member of this wonderful channel
TheEpicNate315 For future reference (not offended, laughing my ass off) the pronunciation is Ez’-ra. Not Er-za’. Great episode though!
Was murdered to death. XD
I could tell the synth was the one on his knees, because if he was the one with the gun, the other one would be dead already.
i just dropped a mine and saw what happened
I just knew because the interrogate option was read lmao
@God Himself Mine was one with the gun. He was one hell of a tough guy.
Good point man I feel like it would definitely have gone down like that
BRUH....I can’t tell if your smart af or I’m just hella dumb 😂
Most evil action in the commonwealth: accidently hurting dogmeat 😭
Cat Lover what about hurting him on purpose
RipVanTacitusCornwallWinkle III you dare oppose god
@RipVanTacitusCornwallWinkle III Btw you are going to hell I know you watch a certain hentai
Fuck u cat lover
Shoot then heal. Max companion affinity.
Being a detective for Robobrains was easily my favorite dlc quest
Facts, even get the chance to sleep with Gilda😎
Would it be considered mercy killing if you waste them?
@@Ryan-xh7pe ngl, I was cracking when my SS, tucked inside a Power Armor, flirt with Gilda and somehow made love
A power armor doing it with a Robobrain is definitely quite a sight
I also loved smashing that robussy
Yes.
When the characters name is Ezra and Nate keeps calling him “Airza. Lol
It's baffling. He must have heard the name dozens of times while putting together the footage for this episode.
Erza*
Volt 118.
@@derekeidum1307 Yes, it is. Either Nate never bothered to actually play it and carefully listen, or he does it on purpose In both cases, it really pisses me off. But I admit that I'm weird that way. It's much more healthy to not let it bother us.
@@scottiegang2236 Lol I'm surprised nobody corrected you all this time.
It's Ezra not Erza. Google is a thing.
ya see, when it came to the Hubologists, I could never hear the dialog where it told me how many I many fusion cores to put in , so I was accidentally killing them pretty much every tine.. Oops.
Eh those bastards deserve it. Don't feel bad. You'll get a lot more friends in the Shi
First time I did it by accident because skipping dialogues.
Later I'm doing it on purpose after I found they scammed a lot of my money and their intelligence boost isn't permanent.
@@Sicarius888 Vic, rifle loaded? Sulik, SMG? Cassidy, shotgun? Marcus, bozar? Goris... claws? Ok, remember, no Hubologist. Oh and I get to blow Tom Cruise's brains out, capiche?
Quite ironic giving *less* Fusion cores saves the Post-Apocalyptic Scientologists.
Same, did not even knew that they can be alive at the end of the quest
The most evil ending I've given to Far Harbor included:
Turning off the fog condensers which dooms the town of Far Harbor
Going back to the Children of Atom's submarine and detonating the nuclear payload
Then going to Acadia to hear DiMA cry right before turning them over to the Institute/Brotherhood
Hey, my Nuka-World raiders need a vacation spot >:)
Killing the Children of Atom in a nuclear blast is exactly what they want.
hmmmm, X-01 + Minigun + a lot of rockets
Oh yes, on one of my 4 characters I destroyed everything on that island. Hey I hate having neighbors.
My man, i don't say this alot, but you deserve to have both sides of your pillow to be hot
You just started and ended war world 3
My favorite evil thing to do in Fallout is make a broken online game and try to market it as a Triple A Release, complete with non-cosmetic micro transactions and a busted premium service.
That’s the most evil thing I can think of.
Edit: Nate, you’re awesome. I love your content. But Bethesda has pissed me off something fierce these days
Lmao and they aren't slowing! Check out Younyea's channel. He just made a video today where Bethesda banned the maker of the 76 interactive map.
Laughs in outerworlds
@@madscientistshusta ah obsidian...the true maker of fallout. Shame that they were forced to be exclusive to epic fail.
@@clampmotosua1789 its NOT that exclusive. I got to play Outerworlds via the Xbox PC gamepass for 1 dollar. So I'm laughing at EPIC. Sure i had to use the Windows Store, but for $1, that was worth the hassle.
@@Diarmuhnd I keep forget about xbox pc pass 🤦♂️ thank you bro!
The Art encounter is the first time I EVER saw a synth. I was about 15 minutes out of Sanctuary and I thought it was meant to be the player’s introduction to synths
That would actually be genius
My first synth encounter too, had no idea it was random
Why... Why would you even THINK about shooting Kent!? He's such a nice and wholesome guy! When he got captured I didn't even think TWICE about a plan, I just immediately went in and saved him :(
Got to figure out what all the possibilities are for future playthroughs and save scumming purposes. Shoot him to see what happens then reload save and Convince the raiders to turn on Sinjin, then shoot the raiders anyway when Kent leaves.
Exactly plus he can upgrade the shroud armor every now and then effectively making the armor one of the best in the game
@@MothZilla82 wait, really? That's OP.
@@slay-r349 yeah every so often Kent will turn on the silver shroud radio and when you go back to him he will give you an upgrade for the suit but only when the silver shroud radio is active
Russian hostage negotiations
I loaded 4 without knowing LOL, I thought it was the standard ending
I did the same without thinking about it
Me too
Same haha
Same here. I thought i messed up, so i reloaded, and looked up what the quest endings were.
THEN i loaded 4 cores (again) killed them on purpose! XD
Same here
Nate: "Disgusting mutants"
X men: "Screw you too, nate!"
Leech thinks Nate is uglier than Morlocks!
Nate......that’s a weird way to say bub
i hate nate (vault 11 reference)
nate: ''dirty settlers''
Settlers: ''We know, but hey!''
Turns out Nate was that guy who wanted the inhumans to replace the X-men.
My favourite things about this channel:
1) I always know if a pun was intended or not
2) I always know if a murder has resulted in a death
There are two types of murder,normal murder and murder to death =))))))))))))))
Hahaha I notice he says that too and it made me laugh, turns out as funny as is, its grammatically correct though!
@@kennanblake1562 Yeah,basically English language is strange XD,and this is not the only exemple of things you could say that sound as if they aren't correct but in reality are :)
@@SHAdow98V funny how that works isn't it? XD
@@SHAdow98V Lol, French is much weirder
I accidentally overloaded them the first time that i played trip to the stars, and i thought they were all just supposed to die in the end, had no idea they could live with one less core.
Me too, putting them in like, hey I got extras, let’s rig this baby up OUT OF GOODNESS IN MY HEART after having to do so much legwork for these weirdos.. and… and now they’re all dead.
For the Synth Art Encounter, the synth may not always be held at gunpoint, the human might be (and yes... it's happened before) the easiest way to tell them apart if you dont have high enough charisma... (if you haven't noticed by now) if Art is holding Art at gunpoint and holding a shotgun, the synth is the hostage, but if Art is holding a pipe pistol, the humans the hostage.
It'd be neat if you could tell them about the actual crashed UFO
Damn, this is such a good idea.
I wish you could pick up the body of the dead alien and carry it over to them, throw the body down in front of them and get cool dialog options!
@@stevensanna3651 just bring an alien blaster pistol and they'd shit
@@STOPSYPHER They already have a blaster pistol.
It's Bethesda we are talking about. They would never even think about such details.
“The man was murdered to death!”
Ok den
Crowd of Crows bro that had me murdering myself laughing
"People die if they are killed." :)
Surely not!
Just died laughing about this
He literally says this in every video lol it's his catch phrase. For anyone whose new here 😂
I don't know about evil, but flirting with/going on a date with/sleeping with RoboBrain Gilda was by far the most messed up thing I did in Fallout 4
I was laughing so hard when I did that
robussy
I couldn't help it, I just had to do it
@@jfk8540poonyeeti
"Messed up" nah I love the robo girls. I also make sure to breathe for Dr. Dala in Old World Blues whenever I stop by The Sink.
When I met the Hubologists I did this "evil ending" to them and had no idea what happened. Now I know to be more careful with the Power Cores on my next playthrough!
I love the Far Harbor DLC, the amount of moral choices and dark outcomes really did remind me of Fallout 3.
I put the extra fusion core in by accident on my first playthrough, I was like: "Hey, Free Stuff!!!!" Lol
Sage The Assassin -Super Gamer AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Me too
Same I did it on stream and people told me no
You can actually destroy all three factions on Far Harbour, here's how to do it:
Firstly, after you do all the best left forgotten sub-quests. Don't confront Dima about it. After you find Captain Avery's skull, go ahead and show it Allen Lee and as the quest progresses, you can destroy the entirety of Acadia.
Secondly, after you find the wink turbine key, talk to Confesser Tectus about it and shut down the wind turbine which as a result destroys Far Harbour.
Lastly, after you wind the nuclear launch key, and nuke the Children of Atom.
(don't ask how I know this)
I was looking for a guide for getting 3 perks in Far harbor. Thank you Mr. Gaming Monster for the info
How do you know that
One of my favorite ways to end the far harbor questline is to convince the people of far harbor to turn on acadia. Then while they're out on their genocide I sneak away from the fighting and turn off the power to the fog condensors. If you then go to far harbor you can actually see the (now defenseless) town get torn apart with all of the fighters still in acadia. Sit around for a while and you can actually see the remaining citizens return to the now ruined town and realise what just happened before they too get torn apart by the monsters of the island.
Glory to atom!
Then you can sabotage atom and they blew up leaving actually none alive in the island..... All can be destroyed, with nice perks, tbh.
Lmfao ure EVIL evil
can you then still blow up the nucleus?
Dude... what in the actual shit? That is evil AF. You're one of them "watch the world burn" people ain't ya?
I love that hahaha lol
Ah, the Scientologists I mean Hubologists. Love those guys.
hahahaha same thought, plus they have the same base, both from cali, so i rly think thats where the reference came from
The difference with them is that you can actually encounter the beings they talk about
I remember the first time I played the Silver Shroud quest and I failed to save Kent. I felt so guilty about it.
No one:
Nate: Erza
*mental screaming intensifies*
Thank God someone else caught that too
I didn’t know there were planeswalkers in Fallout 4
Here's what always gets me: THEY SAY IT CORRECTLY IN THE GAME. Aside the fact that it's a very important biblical name (specifically, a whole book), there's even a band name based on it (Better Than Ezra). OR, the simple fact that the Z came before the R. Three cheers for phonetics.
@@returned4good The story of the Band's name is funny. Supposedly, they were in a Battle of the Bands, but didn't have a name. The top fan favorite was Ezra. So, they listed themselves as being "Better than Ezra".
The "who is the real Art" random encounter I met Whit the synth already dead and a dead Gunner due to the location...
I find it funny how bad of shots they both are , & how good their clothes are at taking the rounds that do hit . After about the 4th or 5th time playing the game ,I came up to them & just watched . They shot at eachother & danced around cover for over 6mins . Sometimes just A few feet from eachother .I imagine if I hadn't intervened it would've gone on longer . And if I got shot point blank in those clothes ,I'd be dead in less time .
You probably triggered the Art v Art encounter earlier without noticing it. If you walk away and do nothing it will repeat, but the shooting has already begun.
One time they were on the overpass near the water treatment plant. I could hear them, but couldn't see them anywhere. Fortunately I was able to find a way up and deal with them. Unfortunately my low charisma just turned the whole thing into a shooting match.
I wish, at some point, they would have explained why Art is so important to the Institute to justify replacing him.
@@christopherconard2831 No ,I meant 4th or 5th time playing the game . Sorry . Because ,by then I know what's up ,but was always curious how long it would go on or if anyone would win .
What?
Side Note: If you take Hancock to rescue Kent from Sinjin, you get an extra reward from Hancock and some unique dialogue
The synth encounter thing: with my high charisma character I made them fight and killed the winner. And my regular character I dropped a high powered grenade between the two.
I've never heard someone say "Murdered to death"
You will hear it on nearly everyone of hia vids
nice
JuiceHead oh it’s sid from ice age
Iamasniperrifle nice
JuiceHead dude legendary your one of my favorite fallout youtubers
@@mikemclaughlin243 nice
@@JuiceHead3 nice
Have you ever mentioned the evil choices you can make for good factions with no repercussions. Like you can murder all the settlers in places like, Abernathy farm, the slog, and Warwick Homestead, and then return to Preston and just tell him there were some "complications" and he'll just be like, "Oh darn. Well there's another settlement that needs your help."
That’s because Preston is the apex raider and kidnapper lol. Didnt have kidnapping issues until I joined the MM, but I digress. I did the quest for bunker hill and Kessler and when you know Preston she will not give you the workbench. I took it anyway but…
It's no wonder the shorthand for the Silver Shroud is "The SS"
(still one of the best questlines though) (also because of the Mechanist)
I am glad to have seen this as I would have put four fusion cores in because while I think the Hubbologists are crazy and weird, let them enjoy their ride for as long as the cores will carry them.
Little did I know that it would kill them.
The only sponsorship that earned someone a like and a comment. Saying honestly “pls I sponsor this” is really refreshing to hear vs mobile game ads.
“In Fallout 4”
Doesn’t roll off the tongue as well as:
In, The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim
"In The Nuclear Fallout 4: Boston.
@@brambleback Imagine if Nate started saying that in the intro to his fallout 4 videos.
No its better
In Fallout new brotherhood 76 point zeta broken lookout far scrolls elder harbor.
1k subs with 0 videos nah Elder Scrolls >>>> Fallout
Unless they've changed it, in Trip to the Stars, you do lose out on the extra 100 Alien Blaster rounds promised by Dara for doing as she requested. Which doesn't make sense because where else would they be if not on her corpse. So you're rewarded for helping them out and not if you kill them.
I thought the hubologist ending was just them popping like grapes.
I never knew if you put only three fusion cores in the ride they'll survive, I always put in four through natural instinct.
They're an obvious ripoff of Scientology, so killing them is the moral option.
@@andrewtripp6837 so two things. First to Kata1yst definitely same, there is not really anything that telegraphs to you that putting the 4th in will have such dire consequences so I did the same thing. Second to Andrew, I hopefully get where you're coming from, but it really doesn't look good to advocate the deaths of scientologists. I hopefully (I'm only using the word hopefully as I really don't wanna put words in your mouth) know that you don't want to kill a bunch of people who have been indoctrinated into a cult, as ya know, that's a tad....unethical. But I also know that stuff like that is most harmful to people who are members of groups of that nature. Their access to information is often highly controlled by the leaders of the cult, and the genuine concerns of others are often presented as an attack against them as people, which the comment does kinda imply. And this is also bad for people who have left the cult as it could exasperate feelings of guilt or shame they may have, and in the worst cases it may even lead them back into the cult. I know you probably didn't intend to send that kind of message, and I am not trying to be rude by replying to this, and if I do come off like that I apologize. But I merely wish to educate you on matters like this and hopefully to influence you to be a little more careful in the future. Because no matter what you intend by what you say, there'll always be someone looking to twist your words to fit their narrative.
Tldr: please don't advocate for the deaths of members of cults as it can be very harmful to many people.
@@johnfolmer5412 cults can be very dangerous to many people
@@nickcosti5749 very true
I thought 4 would be better than 3 and was mildly distracted while doing this quest... I thought this was for gone conclusion, for them to spin to death.
Me too, I killed them by accident.
Glad I wasn’t the only one
Far Harbor really did the whole moral choices spectrum right. You can complete the peaceful route by replacing tektus, and then just killi or capture all the synths since they've outlived their usefulness. And as a hint of dark humor that will also cause the harbor to eventually die; DiMA mentions the harbormen need the Acadia's assintence to keep the condensers in working order.
Me: This time I'll make a raider character, I'll steal things and make my own gang and...
Player Character: SHAUN!?!?! Have you seem my son? I''m looking for my son. Shaun!
Shaaaaaauuuun
suh haun
Fallout 4: hey can you be what you want
Also Fallout 4: as long as you are looking for your son and you cannot change this plot
@@feloniousbolus4842 "I am a synth."
"Yes, you are."
"And I am looking for my son."
"What?"
Btw, has anyone seen Gavin?
Killing Kent in the Silver Shroud quest is great because of Sinjin's reaction. Every other outcome, he's cocky and self-assured the whole time. Even if you scare his cronies, he himself will just think they're stupid for fearing you and view you as nothing more than an annoyance, right up until his death. Killing Kent is the one thing that freaks him out and makes him realize how severely he fucked up.
For the Hubologists, I did the three fusion cores at first. I looked up that Gage(?) loves it when you kill the Hubologists. I reloaded the game, grabbed Gage and killed the Hubologists.
The va sounds like he's having a blast playing detective. I'm glad they have lines like that.
The Hubologists missions made me laugh when I did them. I’m surprised they didn’t have you yell at an ashtray to make it stand up
Man, I remember my first playthough. Kent's head kept exploding after the dialouge finished. I couldn't win aginst the bandits. So killing him was THE only way. Sign of Quality.
There was also the vault 118 quest. I was stuck for so long. Then after looking up a walkthough, I saw that my quest was broken. So I killed everyone.
I never knew the Hubologists could survive their "UFO" experience. I always just loaded up the fusion cores thinking you had to, not paying attention to the 3 FCs. Now I gotta go back and do a 12th playthrough just to see their survival! Thanks Nate!
Lol, same here. Did 3 play throughs and thought the Hubologists dieing was the natural outcome of them being idiots. Must admit I would have spun them to death anyway!
Will will get to find out the mysteries of the Mojave? The world may never know...unless...
That's what I want to know. (Or the capital wasteland. )
We won't. Why? Nate is to busy milking fall out 4 and skyrim.
@@gavinl1565 no
Cait likes it when you accidentally kill all the hubologists
Question: If as the silver shroud, you use a tranquilizer dart on the ghoul, does the speech check still happen?
Me with every epic Nate video: 10/10, I love, give me more
Also me with every epic Nate video: Nate please listen to the audio or reread the names and words more cause GOD every mispronunciation has me slightly screaming
Yes
No
Stealing the water chip from the ghouls in Necropolis without repairing their water pump was pretty evil, I guess. It was an expeditive way to save your ow people, though.
How I miss the old Fallout games...
"he was murdered to death, and nobody sure who did it"
Fun fact: I got the two Arts encounter while travelling with Nick, and, well, him being a staunch believer in resolving conflicts with as few casualties as possible, he likes it when you tell Art to put down the gun regardless of whether he's the synth or it's the one he's holding at gunpoint, even after the truth is revealed through interrogation. But, seeing as this causes the synth to turn hostile, he also likes it when you help human Art defeat the synth version of himself. I chose the "put the gun down" option after the interrogation because I believed the synth Art could somehow be convinced to leave in peace, ditch the Institute and get outta Dodge with the Railroad or something, but oh well...
What I'm getting at is I think Nick's reactions imply he had hopes of the same, but was left with none when the guy turned hostile, defending human Art being the only right thing to do at that point.
This encounter truly shows his reluctance to turn to violence unless there really is no other option.
He must seriously be the best-written character in the game.
3:19 I had no clue for so long that I wasn’t supposed to load 4 fusion cores into the u.f.o because I never looked at the quest data 😭
The most evil thing i have done is when i ran out of Nuka-Cola's (Cuz you keep telling me to pop open nuka-cola's) i stole my next door neighbor's cola's.
Hmm, the notification actually worked properly, I should buy a lottery ticket, shouldn't I?
Buy one in come back if you win
8:30 i just found them killing each other, so i killed one of them, and luckly it was the synth lmao
every time he says "eRza" is like a nail on the chalkboard lol
For someone that can pronounce really complicated location names, I like how you had a hard time saying Ez-Ra XD love your vids man.
Oh Lord. I found Art vs Art about twice in my playthrough. But they were in a fire fight. Never got to talk to em. Killed em both.
You kids nowadays are ruining art.
I found the two Arts really early in my very first play through on top of a building. I had no idea what was happening nor what they were doing. I didn’t know they were clones so instead of approaching them, I just shot the real art to death with my shotgun and than stabbed the other to death.
Fun fact I tried to save both the synth and the real Art. I'll just say it ended with me having to kill the synth, but luckily the real Art lived.
I was foolish to think that solving this one would be so simple in the wastelands of Fallout 4. Lol
Was that "Erza" nonsense intentional?
The silver shroud is in fact a reference to the shadow ( the original batman ).
He is a pulp hero from the 20s.
If you want to know more, on youtube, a podcast called the shadowcast explain the caracter
"Murdered to death" I laughed out loud. Love it.
2:20
If there's no special interaction between Hubologists and you wielding an actual Alien Blaster after killing an actual alien, then I'll cry.
agreed
"The Island of Acadia" xD 10:40
I think Nate saying "murdered to death" is the most evil thing in this video.
That is pretty hilarious how they thought a Gravitron was an actual UFO that was one of my favorite rides at the carnival.
13:17 Dunwhich Borers statue(what else could we call these heads and statues??), Dunwhich Borers work for Vault-Tec excavating spots for vaults?
Keep up the good work my guy I’ve been watching you for over 2 years I can’t wait to see where you go 🙏
I've seen Art vs. Art in my game so many times that I've done each option, lol.
You should definitely do some outer worlds content, the game is super fun and I’m sure there are some tiny details you could find in it ;)
I’ve seen art countless times in my play through, but never this encounter. They’re always already fighting, so I usually let them fight it out and then execute the winner
I was being pedantic the first time with the spaceship quest, it was a hilarious shock when they all exploded.
Me: yea im gonna do these haha
Me 10 minutes later: of course ill find ur candy little girl
Ten Penny Tower : I convinced the tower dwellers to allow the ghouls. The the ghouls killed them all. I was proclaimed a good guy by 3Dog. ?????
Tempenny and Burk had very bad karma and everyone in the Tower had evil karma,and Rob(the ghoul who killed Tempenny) have good karma,so by helping the ghouls you erased one of the most evil factions in Fallout 3
@@jotarokujo4727 Herbert Daring Dashwood is a good guy. He don't mind anyone and isn't the least bit bigoted
@@cmdfarsight Poor Herbert. He's the reason I killed off the ghouls.
@@SirDankleberry Good for you. :) I never considered the residents of Tenpenny Tower a faction like the chap above said anyway. When I saw what they did to Herbert I loaded in a save and went with the norms. They don't like ghouls and the head ghoul doesn't like norms - it's just one of those can't win situations.
For the first evil option I did not know they said only three, I just thought that’s how it normally played out with you coated in blood
Just a few friendly corrections for you, the island is actually called Mount Desert Island, and the synth settlement of Acadia is a stellar/space observatory, it didnt have to do anything with wildlife on the island. And last tiny pointless correction, its Ezra Parker not Erza Parker. I love your vids btw I watch all of the Fallout 4 ones and I love that you still post about the game and tell us cool things we don't know even years after the games release. Keep it up!
God man I LOVE these SPONSORS man!! What amazing advertising!
"Who was murdered to death!"
-Nate
I have came across the Art encounter 3 times, and each time there was no dialogue, they were merely shooting at each other and I had to decide.
I chose right.
The first one just makes me think of the Heaven's Gate cult
Funny that you were talking about the Art vs. Art encounter and I happen to come across it while you were talking about it.
Ezra, Ezra my dude. My brain is breaking every time I hear Erza, I think you gave me dyslexia 😂 (Absolutely love your videos by the way, just cracked me up how matter of factly you kept saying it that way lol)
So I didn't know about the whole 3 fusion cores thing my first time through with the hubologits so I just put all 4 of them in because I had cores to spare.
It wasn't until I watched oxhorns video on them that I even knew you could save them
Can you do top 10 tiny details you missed in Fallout New Vegas?
@wigglesza if he ever tries Fallout 2 we'll be here for fucking centuries
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The funny thing is there's actually a broken ufo nearby
Lol. Damn.
#6: Avoid getting Vault 88 Mole Rat disease and still keep the cure for yourself.
the silver shrouded lines in the DLCs are hilarious highly recommend replaying as him
The island is called Far Harbor, Acadia is just the synth refuge
Yep, so named because it sits within the borders of Acadia National Park.
Fallout 4: "Ezra"
Nate: "Erza"
Unsubbed gg
12:52 "He was Murdered to Death"
Yes, that is what happens when you commit murder
12:51 "was murdered to death", it's always the worst when you find that someone was murdered until they died.
Fun fact: Far Harbour's island is named Mount Desert Island, and it's a real place in Maine, so is the Acadia Observatory. I doubt you'll find heavy radioactive fog, nuclear submarines, synth refuges, or a town full of grizzled fishermen.
First time watching a video within 30secs of going up lol
With the first evil quest I accidentally didn’t mean to kill them. I remember watching a video talking about them and I was like oh I don’t wanna do that I think they seem really cool. Even though the religion that they’re based off of is a little sketchy, but still they seemed really nice. So when I finally got to that quest and put in the cores I accidentally added the last one. And I was like oh nothings going to happen! I felt so bad my boyfriend called me a murderer for the couple a days
ERZA made me really upset for some reason, just hearing the name EZRA mispronounced so many times gave me a headache, loved the video but holy shit that was brutal
12:50 "murdered to death"
Yeah that's how murders usually work 😂😂
It really surprised me they sent synths to kill the people they were imitating. My original assumption was that they kidnapped the victim, scanned their brain and face, and then constructed the synth from that. That makes a lot more sense.