Ordinance is the correct spelling for the word meaning 'authoritative command or order' and Ordnance is the correct spelling for the word meaning 'military material, such as weapons, ammunition, combat vehicles, and equipment' so in this video Ox is correct in pointing out the error in this context ;)
I’ve always thought english is such a strange language. Knight and Night. Die and dye. Isn’t it strange? There are so many words that are spelt differently but pronounced the same.
Oxhorn Do you think the next Fallout will take place in Mississippi,Missouri? Or New Orleans? That would fascinating with the South theme there and the mutant bugs tbey could habe and a revised version of the gatorclaws and other mutant nasty stuff to fight. Mardi Gras themed stuff would neat to explore and maybe see a tad more of what it was like in October,23,2077 before the bombs fell. Maybe see more of the history of the fatman or even better a return of the Enclave remnants hiding in a islotate cave or abandoned building or Vault? There were what? 122 Vaults made so wby not have some new vault to explore or something? That is just of few ideas Bethesda could do with Fallout5. *correction:I made a mistake about Madi Gras,its in the Spring & the bombs fell in 10/23/2077 before Halloween. So,oops. Anyways,enjoyed the video and the work you do.
That one only has a single nuke and they are hard to find and or expensive. Also think it's there due to the sentry bot glitching and going road raid even without the terminal.
About the water in the toilet, I think a soldier as a prank wrote “purified water” so someone would drink it but a super mutant saw it and thought that’s where you insert it so it put the purified water there and thought to put dirty water in the other.
@@mjsugod1385 the mutants write in game notes. You can find them at certain Mutant locations. They can read and write. How you never noticed this is beyond me. I think I found a note about super mutants wanting to trade with another super mutant camp like my first week of playing this game in 2015. You can use the notes to find other super mutant encampments that mention trading with them. This is also the basis for the super mutants in FO4 being more akin to the mutants from Mariposa instead of the ones from DC. Also the Super Mutants in the Mojave Wasteland could read and write as well. Tabitha would give notes to Raul the ghoul telling him to fix certain things. Also Virgil a massive part of the main quest draws freaking diagrams and blueprints for you to build the signal Interceptor. I mean bro what part of reading and writing can you not comprehend from all that? There is even a mutant that will trade goods with you so he understands the value of trade goods and currency. The Institute strain of FEV does not have the same retardation effect as the FEV in DC. If the host has any amount of corrupted DNA from radiation they will lose intelligence. A pure strain lead to a Prime Super mutant who was just as intelligent as a normal human if not more. The Institute FEV tried to replicate this effect on mutated DNA. They faired better when it came to intelligence but the amount of irradiated DNA determines the effect on intelligence. Regardless even the dumbest mutant in the commonwealth has more intelligence than the DC mutants. These studies are what lead the Institute down a different path when it came to Synth creation. Instead of utilizing the FEV to create a pure strain of DNA they used the Soul Survivors son. No different than the Master's mutants looking for Vault dwellers to dip because that was the only source of pure DNA.
Pancakes? Pancakes. I have that mod too! Me:shoots a short shotgun of doom *another mod* THAAATS AA LOOOTTT OFF DAMMMAGGE!!! *goes blind for **1:00** minutes* yea this gun is annoying itself and now it’s worse great welp time for definition of death and baby launcher...
Trailblazer heh have you even seen a pipe rifle with a mirv? Yeah I turned off that mode I didn’t know it was a auto pipe rifle it killed everything but what I was aiming at even myself
I love how in the commercial Timmy runs off screen triggering a explosion sampling that: 1: HE LAUNCHED THAT SUCKER STRAIGHT AT THE BULLIES ABSOLUTELY OBLITERATING THEM 2: he was so excited that he ran straight into the wall arming it then fired it at the bullies but the explosion of the propulsion detonated the mininuke killing him and possibly the bullies Either way good job kid
"They didn't want us to have a fatman this early in the game" There's one not even a 30 seccond walk from vault 111 Edit: so it would seem there's quite a few people who don't know what location I'm talking about so I'll give you a brief description. From Vault 111 if you head directly East you'll come across a location called "robotics disposal ground" you'll see a deactivated sentry bot next to a steamer trunk if you go around the scrap car to the North West side of the steamer trunk there will be a fatman sitting there with 1 ammunition.
I've never launched a single one in any of the Fallout games. Checked my current playthrough, and I have 327 mini-nukes Hmmm probably time to try them out.
Did you know that the first nuclear reactor was built under the University of Chicago's football field and stadium (basically in the center of Chicago). The reactor only had protection of the emitted radiation (graphite shielding) with no protection against a meltdown.
@@ImpetuouslyInsane this is society that runs on nuclear power in common households at this point, so I assume they would have developed many measures to protect the population if a leak were to happen
you see so many skeletons from pre war and so muchd death in fallout, but for some reason, those 2 guys who died testing a mini nuke and had sand shipped back as their ashes are one of the few that really get me. same with the fact that in the repconn headquarters, when you walk up a set of stairs, you trample this skeleton with some womans work clothes rags on it without a second thought, only to discover that specific skeletons name was jenny millet, and you now have to rpetend to be her to survive in the building, having just literally walked on her grave.
because all the death happened instantly, literally everyone was dead so there was no one to ship back the remains. There was still a country when the sand was shipped out.
@@chriskopp1361 considering that power armor has shock absorption and probably a gyroscope they could drop from a good height without flailing in the air
"Hey Jimmy, are you tired of bullies pushing you around?" "What if you could get rid of them forever.....?" *Rifle bolt slams forward* "Gee, thanks mister!!"
It was less than a tenth of a second between it making contact, triggering the explosives, and the raider's genitals being incinerated in the explosion.
I definitely don’t think Bethesda wanted to not let new players get a fat man easily. You can actually get a Fat Man as soon as you exit vault 11 by going to the Robotics Disposal Grounds, which is a very short way from the vault and doesn’t contain any major enemies other than a robot which doesn’t even attack you.
You also don't need the jet pack to get the one in Fort Strong. You can jump up to the platform using the debris that's right in front of you when you enter the place. I did it last night.
I knew about the Davy Crockett from MGS3. As I started playing Fallout 4 back then I thought, that the Fatman was inspired also by this weapon. It's really exciting to have this confirmed.
There is this great mod called The Power of Atom. It dramatically increases the power, size, range, and effects of Mini Nukes. No longer can you fire the thing 20ft away and remain fine. You gotta fire this thing a good 50ft or more away from your target otherwise the blast radius could kill you. There is a added "Heat Wave" to the weapon so if even the initial blast doesnt hit, the heat wave from the bomb will get them. Radiation is dramatically increased and lingers for much longer. And any enemy killed will disintegrate 100% of the time. The best part of this mod is that all these effects apply to Mutant suiciders and anyone with a Fatman too, making them even more terrifying. This mod makes the Fatman more true to it's real world counterpart. It's even on PS4 too.
Not sure, I'm a ps4 user but I would imagine it's on there too. It's a great mod, just for the love of god. DO NOT USE THE MIRV variant. You WILL die. Besides the regular mini nuke is more than enough with this mod.
True. But, this mod will make you FUCKING TERRIFIED of suiciders AND any Raiders and Gunners with Fatmen.. In the base game if you had a decent suit of power armor you could survive a mininuke. With this mod, unless you have a fully upgraded suit of t-60 or x-01 YOU WILL DIE. And without PA... it's game over. You know that raider withe the fatman and PA near the Super Duper Mart? If he sees you it's game over. Same with the Gunner atop Gunner Plaza. So it's balanced in that you're enemies will also have these as well.
An idea as to how fatmans and the nukes got disseminated across the nation so quickly is that after they cracked the launcher problem and successfully ran trials the project was green lit for mass production immediately. My father (who's almost '90) remembers such bs stuff being done all the time when he was serving in the U.S.C.G. way back. New stuff was constantly being pushed out and rushed into service with little testing or practicality in most cases. It wouldn't surprise me considering how desperate and slap-dash the U.S. in the Fallout-verse is that the moment it got cleared they had it's production contracted out to multiple manufactures.
also would make sense that the version Team Alpha got out was the one that didn’t run the risk of killing the operator. The rest of them are the dangerous version where you take yourself with the commies
Good example is those shark repellent safety things. One ship goes down and a good chunk of her men taken out by sharks and poof those things were everywhere. They've been disproved and removed since, but the fact that they were deployed in abundance when the testing showed only tentative results... I don't think the placebo affect works on white tips.
Hey don’t forget that, in the Japanese of Fallout 4, the “Fatman” is instead called the “Nuka Launcher” due to the name, reminding people of the Fat Man being dropped on Nagasaki. EDIT: I know this makes people dislike, but thanks for 650 likes. (and for keeping the comment section active)
@mike Haley The Wolfenstein games are heavily censored in Germany changing all swastika flags and calling the Reich "The Organization" or something similar, can't remember Hitler is called Heiler and he's called the Chancellor not the Führer, and yes he's missing the mustache. The reason for that are that in german child-protection law (which needs to be reformed to match the 21st century) video games are considered toys or childrens media. In Arts such as films or books and pictures theres no such censorship.
@@MeepChangeling No wonder. before they could censor without anyone noticing but nowdays people will know right away if something is censored thanks to internet, and no one like censoring just because someone is triggered.
I honestly wish you could combine the Experimental MIRV and the Nuka-Nuke modifications and put them onto the Big Boy you buy from Arturo Ladies and gents, I give you the Nuka-MIRV Big Boy
The commercial isn't exactly a problem. When I was a kid in CA, my dad was on the test crew (computer stuff) for the B2. At the time the YF-22 and YF-23 were being developed and tested at the base to see which would become the new mainline fighter for the Air Force. We saw models, toys, even commercials advertising things with these experimental aircraft in them. It is not unusual for somewhat publicly known equipment and/or vehicles in testing to be used in commercial marketing, so why would it be unusual in the Fallout universe, in a world racked with war and desperate for recruitment, to use the same kind of tactic to entice kids to want to support and/or enlist into the military?
I was just about to comment the same thing, but was looking down to see if someone else did. It would be incredibly likely that they'd flash fancy things that don't technically "work" not only to increase their recruiting numbers but also to showcase the idea of them simply HAVING such a thing. The propaganda could simultaneously be used to recruit people who wanna touch the "new shiny stuff" while also giving the enemy an exaggerated perspective of their military power.
To be fair the YF 22/23 was widely publicized nationwide since the 80s. It still has never been used in a combat deployment. Similar with the MV-22. Took them decades to get it cleared for a full deployment. I got to be on the MV-22s very first combat deployment and that was kinda neat. They were in service long before that, but had never been in a full combat deployment.
I would say that the commercial is something standard in the Fallout universe (and that the Fatman commercial doesn't go far enough like showing the kid blow up his bully graphically, but it has a happy-go-lucky theme to it ironically). One of the best examples for commercials I think in the Fallout universe is in the intro to Fallout 1 that is playing on the TV with 2 power-armored soldiers and a (probably Canadian) POW. The preceding screen is shown by Galaxy News Network and shows on text in a box in the next shot saying "Our dedicated boys keep the peace in newly annexed Canada". The POW is tied up, there are 2 soldiers there in T-51b power armor, and one of them is going to execute the unarmed POW (committing a war-crime). One them shoots the POW in the head, then the POW falls to the ground, and one of the POW's legs twitches from nerves reacting to him being executed. The soldier shoots him in the head thinking the POW is still alive (stupidly) which the POW is now not moving. The other soldier starts joyfully laughing at what's happening and the executioner looks at the camera waving like he's saying "Hi". The next clip is showing someone in T-51b armor standing proudly in front of a waving American flag in the background. I think it's trying to show of how nationalistically proud these people are of doing a war crime by showing off what and how they did it.
I know where the Davey Crockett was tested at. Its in the museum where I went to for AIT in the army. Thanks for the memories that you brought back for me in this video. Thank oxhorn
Maybe, on October 23rd, it being 20 years of fallout and all, Oxhorn could do "The general story of The Great War, what happened when the bombs dropped, and what instigated the bombs?"
What would be more special is that this coming Oct. 23rd is exactly sixty years till 2077 in the fallout timeline, making a your idea nice Bobo, but add a chill to it, knowing we have only sixty years left till the great war. (on a side note, let's avoid the real world nuclear destruction talk, and all real world stuff for now, last thing we need is right now is debates, arguments, or worrying that we might possibly get nuked sooner than later.)
The idea of the Davy Crockett was to play into the 'tactical nuke' role that was popular during the Cold War era; the intent was to fire the thing at an approaching enemy force too big or well armed for conventional armies to handle, without having to deal with the limitations of aircraft-dropped nukes (the USSR almost always outpaced the US in terms of manpower during the Cold War, so this was a serious problem). Ironically, the reason it never bore fruit (besides the obvious suppression of battlefield nuclear weapons) was the same reason you found the MIRV-Fatman to be impractical; its range was so short, and its explosive yield so high that the crew firing the thing were at risk of getting killed by the blast whenever they fired it.
Ox did do a brief history of power armor in the 'X-01 pre-war or after war' video but i would love to hear the full history too as well as having a video of megaton, fallout 3 vaults, paradise falls, dunwich building and grey ditch.
in the terminal it said they had already begun shipping out the mini nukes and fat man launchers. so logically a good load of them would have already arrived at Mississippi ready for distribution with more being constantly produced and those left at the fort could be one of many shipments.
There is also the possibility that they were shipping them via planes and the planes crashed when the bombs dropped. Since the planes were most likely headed not only to Mississippi but also out of Mississippi to other areas of the country, there may have been planes all over the country carrying the launchers and they all crashed when the bombs dropped. That could explain why they are all over the country. Mississippi was just the distribution center. Send them to Mississippi and Mississippi sends them out where needed.
I think the solution of why that room is blocked off and has loot In it is because multiple devs works on that building. The first dev might of put the loot there and the second dev not paying attention blocked it off. IT happens in development where 1 dev will do something but not tell another dev.
Considering he's with his Institute character, it's just as likely he's not coming here with the quest and thus parts of the encounter are blocked off. Bethesda did a lot of this when it comes to certain quests, and it's actually kinda annoying if you plan on not doing those quests or exploring by yourself areas first because they won't be able to be marked as 'complete'. I know similar blockoffs happen when you go to the same dungeon Paladin Danse leads you to for the start of the BoS.
That room is only blocked off when you aren’t doing the brotherhood of steel quest that had the behemoth. So if you side with the brotherhood that area of fort strong is accessible.
The Daniel Boone had a such a short range that the troops firing it could conceivably be inside the blast radius. Also it was phased out because someone thought it was a poor idea to give Infantryman access to atomic weapons.
The blocked off stairway and upstairs rooms are technically a bug. The building was supposed to change states during the game, clearing sections of it at several stages in the same way as Cambridge Police Station. One state is during Show No Mercy when access to the elevator is cleared however the next state does not get set at the end of the quest, leaving sections of the building blocked off. The final cleared state is also unfinished, it was supposed to become occupied by Brotherhood soldiers in the same way as Cambridge Police Station (Maxson informs you of leaving a garrison there) but this was not completed. A 'fixed' version can be seen at th-cam.com/video/0J03zYFvU7Q/w-d-xo.html
I always thought that was either a bug, or the devs boo-booed and added an inoperable door to access that section of the building. I def feel that area was meant to be explored.
It takes 2 tenths of a second for pain to process in the human brain. It took 1 tenth of a second for the impact to trigger the detonator, for the detonator to trigger the explosion.
it cant be because they didn't want you to get a fatman early because you could easily steal one early in goodneibor or get one in fort hagen when you kill kellogg
Yeah in one panel about game design Todd explained that the power armor, gatling gun and fat man early in the game are there to give a glimpse of what's possible, but by limiting the ammo available they give the player an incentive to play to reach that point again.
Can we get 5000 subscribers with no videos? I got one at level 2 in the robot disposal yard next to sanctuary. Used it to kill the first deathclaw. So there’s no way it’s because we’re too early in the game for sure
You're supposed to use the MIRV (reference to the system which allows multiple nuclear warheads to be carried and deployed by one ICBM) like a morter and not like an RPG. On open ground against exposed enemies this can be absolutely devestating. The idea that individual soldiers are running around with portable nuclear weapons is scary at best. Just like the idea of nuclear powered cars or airplanes. The USA calls lost nuclear weapons "broken arrows" and the globe is littered with them. Crashed bombers, lost submarines, etc. And those are just the American ones. We don't know how many Soviet/Russian missing nukes are lying around. Long story short: Humans make mistakes and that mistake shouldn't involve a mushroom cloud.
Corristo89 eh with nuclear powered cars and planes the worst someone could do is make a dirty bomb. And that's pretty much just a regular bomb but with a little pizazz. It just blows a bit of nuclear material around a small location. The scare of nuclear material in a dirty bomb is more psychological than physical: the radiation from a dirty bomb from a car or a plane is negligible, but sounds scary
The Fat Man is inspired by 2 weapons. The Davy Crockett is the first, and the PIAT launcher from WW2 is the second. Davy Crockett inspired the payload, the PIAT is the delivery system (i.e. a shoulder mounted spring launcher).
31 min in you solved the first mystery you stated ox. The rubble blocking the elevator is moved for a quest. The fat man blocked is because of a removed quest
I must be tripping but I swear I’ve gotten that fat man on console, I’ve explored the hell out of that base and I swear I’ve seen that Jangles the moon Monkey in the toilet, I’m on console too so there’s 100% a way in I just don’t remember how
Oxhorn, I feel it is long overdue for you to receive your BA in Falloutology. You have demonstrated extreme insight into the world of Fallout. Your videos are extremely precise and go into a lot of detail about the fallout universe. So, here is your degree from the University of Bethesda. That will be $59.99 for just the paper, you can pay $30.99 for the ink and it will be an extra $10.99 for signature from Todd Howard himself.
You could explain the Fat man being everywhere because it was pressed into service very quickly as in new Vegas we learn that the military is intercepting "worrying" Chinese transmissions over the radio. Expecting a possible invasion the fat men launchers and the mini nukes were rushed in limited numbers across the entire country in order to bolster the local military and national guard forces. Hence why despite them being there they're also sparse and hard to find. Could also explain the bowling alley finding one for the bowling balls. A corrupt quartermaster who needs to ship as many as possible finds a way to get rid of one while also making a quick buck as a result.
Love how he picked up the bucket in the kitchen, fool, you use it to clip through the roof of the kitchen to the far man, then use the enamel bucket in the jangles stall to get out
These first 5 min are the type of videos I enjoy the most. The storytelling and lore as opposed to a general walk through. The in depth story behind the regular old weapons or locations and armor we see every day or walk by without notice. This is where your videos shine.Would love to see the history of the " Red Rocket " fuel stations. I can't recall anyone doing it.
could be, it's likely that the US military wouldn't be producing fat man launchers and mini nukes only at fort strong. they'd probably encrypt the files and send them to other military bases and to trusted private companies for production as well, otherwise one chinese raid could wipe out the entire production line so the military would want to ensure against that. i'd bet fort strong is just the primary research and testing ground for them.
another theory could be that since the game takes place in october, and they finished the project in september, shipments are already being delivered, and you only see a part of the total payload. Say there is 30 nuke crates at the fort when you get there, but the original manifest could be 250 crates or something. As well as sending out blueprints and etc. Besides, they didnt make the nukes and launchers at the fort, but were testing and modifying a batch and reporting back. Its a base devoted to R&D, not a factory.
I think that the Fat Man is a very "Fallout" creation. Props to Bethesda for creating something that embodies the wacky yet serious American patriotism that Fallout is known for. Great video Oxhorn!
EliteEMP I found Oxhorn's channel in 2015. He joined in 2011, but didn't he start Fallout videos late 2015? Two years ago he didn't have many videos on Fallout since Fallout 4 came out late that same year, so what did he do before then? From what I remember, Oxhorn had a very small channel when I found it; probably around ten thousand subscribers (I'm presuming that amount). Either way, I got here when he started becoming a Fallout TH-camr.
iirc, Davey Crockett duty was inherently fatal since the payloads they launched had blast radii far in excess of their launch distance. Of course, if you ever actually deployed the damn thing in combat it was prolly because every other nuke was being used too so survival would have been a moot concern anyway.
I mean, I’m pretty sure Dogmeat was always a stray, I’m assuming this because, when asked if she is Dogmeat’s owner, Mama Murphy (at least I think it’s her anyway) says something along the lines of “you can’t contain a free spirit like that”, suggesting everyone who needs Dogmeat is his owner. A idea I had, and I don’t know if it’s confirmed, but if I had to guess: it’s said that the original Dogmeat had large litters or puppies with any mate he could find, so those dogs probably moved around over the time that has passed since the original, and this Dogmeat is a descendant of the original. That’s the way I always looked at it anyway. I know his breed is different than the Dogmeats of older games, and that’s what ruins this theory for many people, but that could easily happen with a good few decades of breeding. I think it’s a nice thought that the Dogmeat who saved you in the original lives on many years later in his Fallout 4 counterpart.
Your attention to detail on these playthroughs and your narration style is one of a kind. I enjoy watching your Fallout 4 videos as it is almost like listening to a podcast of you reading a novel. I think you would do great as an Audible reader by the way (along the lines of the great narrator/orator Scott Brick).
It’s literally a part of the plot that Volgin obliterates a Soviet research facility with the Davy Crockett and sets into motion the events of Operation Snake Eater lol
Ordinance is the correct spelling.
It is the correct spelling of a different word. The word he meant to use is "ordnance": grammarist.com/usage/ordinance-ordnance/
Ordinance is the correct spelling for the word meaning 'authoritative command or order' and Ordnance is the correct spelling for the word meaning 'military material, such as weapons, ammunition, combat vehicles, and equipment' so in this video Ox is correct in pointing out the error in this context ;)
I’ve always thought english is such a strange language. Knight and Night. Die and dye. Isn’t it strange? There are so many words that are spelt differently but pronounced the same.
Perfect spot for a grammar den.
Oxhorn Do you think the next Fallout will take place in Mississippi,Missouri? Or New Orleans? That would fascinating with the South theme there and the mutant bugs tbey could habe and a revised version of the gatorclaws and other mutant nasty stuff to fight. Mardi Gras themed stuff would neat to explore and maybe see a tad more of what it was like in October,23,2077 before the bombs fell. Maybe see more of the history of the fatman or even better a return of the Enclave remnants hiding in a islotate cave or abandoned building or Vault? There were what? 122 Vaults made so wby not have some new vault to explore or something?
That is just of few ideas Bethesda could do with Fallout5.
*correction:I made a mistake about Madi Gras,its in the Spring & the bombs fell in 10/23/2077 before Halloween. So,oops.
Anyways,enjoyed the video and the work you do.
"They didn't want us to get access to the Fatman early on in the game."
*Gives us power armor and a minigun in the first 10 minutes.*
@@Cblitz089 thier is one in the federal ration stockpile I got it at level 2
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There’s a mininuke and fat man launcher at the robotics disposal grounds, just north of sanctuary. But guess what, there’s no hostile there _at all._
I had 2 fatmen at level 7 one I got from the robotics disposal ground and the second one I got from a raider with power armor
Also to even get to that quest you need to clear fort haven which has a fat man in it
Bethesda doesn’t want us getting the Fat Man too early yet, there is a free one at the robotics disposal sight very close to the vault.
Imperial Sludge I built on
That is true near the sentry bot a bro......What how did the Fat man get thier it's a car crushing site.
There's another Fat Man lay on top of a car at Boston Airport on the edge of the runway
That one only has a single nuke and they are hard to find and or expensive. Also think it's there due to the sentry bot glitching and going road raid even without the terminal.
And a sick ass paint job magazine if its the location im thinking about
The teddy bear can't set sail, you took his rum!
Why is the rum gone?!
@@mattlyon3627
That bastard took it!
@@mattlyon3627why is it always gone?
About the water in the toilet, I think a soldier as a prank wrote “purified water” so someone would drink it but a super mutant saw it and thought that’s where you insert it so it put the purified water there and thought to put dirty water in the other.
Possible, if the Mutants could read
@@mjsugod1385 the mutants write in game notes. You can find them at certain Mutant locations. They can read and write. How you never noticed this is beyond me. I think I found a note about super mutants wanting to trade with another super mutant camp like my first week of playing this game in 2015. You can use the notes to find other super mutant encampments that mention trading with them. This is also the basis for the super mutants in FO4 being more akin to the mutants from Mariposa instead of the ones from DC. Also the Super Mutants in the Mojave Wasteland could read and write as well. Tabitha would give notes to Raul the ghoul telling him to fix certain things. Also Virgil a massive part of the main quest draws freaking diagrams and blueprints for you to build the signal Interceptor. I mean bro what part of reading and writing can you not comprehend from all that? There is even a mutant that will trade goods with you so he understands the value of trade goods and currency. The Institute strain of FEV does not have the same retardation effect as the FEV in DC. If the host has any amount of corrupted DNA from radiation they will lose intelligence. A pure strain lead to a Prime Super mutant who was just as intelligent as a normal human if not more. The Institute FEV tried to replicate this effect on mutated DNA. They faired better when it came to intelligence but the amount of irradiated DNA determines the effect on intelligence. Regardless even the dumbest mutant in the commonwealth has more intelligence than the DC mutants. These studies are what lead the Institute down a different path when it came to Synth creation. Instead of utilizing the FEV to create a pure strain of DNA they used the Soul Survivors son. No different than the Master's mutants looking for Vault dwellers to dip because that was the only source of pure DNA.
@@justinfrazier9555 you didn't have to go all out, one example was enough, super mutants can read and write.
@@justinfrazier9555 jeez man a whole essay over that shit
@@justinfrazier9555 goddamn bro wrote a whole essay
When I first discovered fort strong, I thought that that was where I was gonna encounter Strong the super mutant.
Me too
OOF
I see why you think that
same
I thought Strong was with Virgil
I changed its noise to phill swift saying “that’s a lot of damage”
Groot 561 Amazing.
You didn’t change it you just got a mod made by someone else
Pancakes? Pancakes. I have that mod too! Me:shoots a short shotgun of doom *another mod* THAAATS AA LOOOTTT OFF DAMMMAGGE!!! *goes blind for **1:00** minutes* yea this gun is annoying itself and now it’s worse great welp time for definition of death and baby launcher...
Use that mod with a MIRV. Dear god...
Trailblazer heh have you even seen a pipe rifle with a mirv? Yeah I turned off that mode I didn’t know it was a auto pipe rifle it killed everything but what I was aiming at even myself
I love how in the commercial Timmy runs off screen triggering a explosion sampling that:
1: HE LAUNCHED THAT SUCKER STRAIGHT AT THE BULLIES ABSOLUTELY OBLITERATING THEM
2: he was so excited that he ran straight into the wall arming it then fired it at the bullies but the explosion of the propulsion detonated the mininuke killing him and possibly the bullies
Either way good job kid
Kamikaze lmao
I love fallout 4
Good ol’ Bethesda
Just like Piper did the ONE time I gave her a Fatman. Laughed my ass off but ripped it away from her after respawning
Horn: History about fat man.
Japan: Tell em man, tell em.
America: *coughs*
"They didn't want us to have a fatman this early in the game"
There's one not even a 30 seccond walk from vault 111
Edit: so it would seem there's quite a few people who don't know what location I'm talking about so I'll give you a brief description.
From Vault 111 if you head directly East you'll come across a location called "robotics disposal ground" you'll see a deactivated sentry bot next to a steamer trunk if you go around the scrap car to the North West side of the steamer trunk there will be a fatman sitting there with 1 ammunition.
in fallout 3 there's a Fat man with 8 mini nukes on a dead Brotherhood of steel soldier in front of GNR
*he isn't lying*
Yea, plus in good neighbor (which you find early/mid game) you can just steal the fat man the assault tron has
yeah and you don't even need to fight anything.
You must be using mods
I have hundreds of hours in Fallout games and I've fired maybe ... like 4 nukes?
I've fired thosands because I play with mods
I've never launched a single one in any of the Fallout games. Checked my current playthrough, and I have 327 mini-nukes Hmmm probably time to try them out.
I have a minigun that fires mini nukes, so I've shot quite a few.
Charsept me too I have like 760 hours of play time and I've fired 5 mini nukes at most
I have shot 14 mini nukes
Love to put my secret nuclear test site on an island less than a mile from a major city
Did you know that the first nuclear reactor was built under the University of Chicago's football field and stadium (basically in the center of Chicago). The reactor only had protection of the emitted radiation (graphite shielding) with no protection against a meltdown.
Jesus it’s like the word “Safe” didn’t exists back then.
SneakyFish less than a 1/6 of a mile lol
@@LOUDcarBOMB Yeah, but nuclear physics was still somewhat new at the time. In the late 2070's? They should have known better.
@@ImpetuouslyInsane this is society that runs on nuclear power in common households at this point, so I assume they would have developed many measures to protect the population if a leak were to happen
you see so many skeletons from pre war and so muchd death in fallout, but for some reason, those 2 guys who died testing a mini nuke and had sand shipped back as their ashes are one of the few that really get me. same with the fact that in the repconn headquarters, when you walk up a set of stairs, you trample this skeleton with some womans work clothes rags on it without a second thought, only to discover that specific skeletons name was jenny millet, and you now have to rpetend to be her to survive in the building, having just literally walked on her grave.
because all the death happened instantly, literally everyone was dead so there was no one to ship back the remains. There was still a country when the sand was shipped out.
0:48 he got nuked in the no no square
Ouchie.
Omfg LOL
n o n o s q u a r e
ack ack *NO NO SQUARE*
LOL
Imagine suits jumping off cargo jets with horror on the enemy’s faces then they all just trip.
Wait am I missing something they jumped off CARGO PLANES?
@@chriskopp1361 They could, but as far as I saw in the Battle for Anchorage, Alaska DLC, they didn't
@@chriskopp1361 considering that power armor has shock absorption and probably a gyroscope they could drop from a good height without flailing in the air
"Hey Jimmy, are you tired of bullies pushing you around?"
"What if you could get rid of them forever.....?"
*Rifle bolt slams forward*
"Gee, thanks mister!!"
Mr.Techaky was expecting something related to the fat man/big boy/nuka launcher.
@@jace_Henderson Jimmy is a small boy or should i say..... Little Boy.
Pumped up kicks music plays
CANT OUT RUN MY GUN
ALL THE OTHER KIDS WITH THE PUMPED UP KICKS
BETTER RUN BETTER RUN
@@Danger11007 FASTER THAN MY BULLET
"The only weapon that engulfs your enemies in an entire mushroom cloud of nuclear fire"? Laughs in nuka grenade
0:47, that nuke is going into the da raider pigas.
Phi Oanh Vo R.I.P That man
a moment of silence for he's balls.
F
Phi Oanh Vo THAT’S A LOTTA DAMAGE
i felt that
0:47
All men sweat at this sight of this happening
I feel ya.
It mutated
Right in the crotch.
Ave Maria~~
It was less than a tenth of a second between it making contact, triggering the explosives, and the raider's genitals being incinerated in the explosion.
I definitely don’t think Bethesda wanted to not let new players get a fat man easily. You can actually get a Fat Man as soon as you exit vault 11 by going to the Robotics Disposal Grounds, which is a very short way from the vault and doesn’t contain any major enemies other than a robot which doesn’t even attack you.
WashiestDrop198 the fat man looked differnt?!?!
Alpha25 yes!!
There's a fatman in Kellogg's base before you kill him and before the Brotherhood's blimp comes in.
You also don't need the jet pack to get the one in Fort Strong. You can jump up to the platform using the debris that's right in front of you when you enter the place. I did it last night.
Also you can just steal it from behind Kleo lol
I knew about the Davy Crockett from MGS3. As I started playing Fallout 4 back then I thought, that the Fatman was inspired also by this weapon. It's really exciting to have this confirmed.
"Remember the alamo"
There is this great mod called The Power of Atom. It dramatically increases the power, size, range, and effects of Mini Nukes.
No longer can you fire the thing 20ft away and remain fine.
You gotta fire this thing a good 50ft or more away from your target otherwise the blast radius could kill you.
There is a added "Heat Wave" to the weapon so if even the initial blast doesnt hit, the heat wave from the bomb will get them.
Radiation is dramatically increased and lingers for much longer.
And any enemy killed will disintegrate 100% of the time.
The best part of this mod is that all these effects apply to Mutant suiciders and anyone with a Fatman too, making them even more terrifying.
This mod makes the Fatman more true to it's real world counterpart. It's even on PS4 too.
that's actually good but i don't think it's really balanced since you need only 1 mini nuke to kill an entire squad of enemies in an open field.
Is it on Xbox? I need this mod, to me, mini nukes are underwhelming
Not sure, I'm a ps4 user but I would imagine it's on there too.
It's a great mod, just for the love of god. DO NOT USE THE MIRV variant.
You WILL die.
Besides the regular mini nuke is more than enough with this mod.
True.
But, this mod will make you FUCKING TERRIFIED of suiciders AND any Raiders and Gunners with Fatmen..
In the base game if you had a decent suit of power armor you could survive a mininuke. With this mod, unless you have a fully upgraded suit of t-60 or x-01 YOU WILL DIE. And without PA... it's game over.
You know that raider withe the fatman and PA near the Super Duper Mart? If he sees you it's game over. Same with the Gunner atop Gunner Plaza.
So it's balanced in that you're enemies will also have these as well.
Yeah, about 2-3 times bigger.
An idea as to how fatmans and the nukes got disseminated across the nation so quickly is that after they cracked the launcher problem and successfully ran trials the project was green lit for mass production immediately.
My father (who's almost '90) remembers such bs stuff being done all the time when he was serving in the U.S.C.G. way back. New stuff was constantly being pushed out and rushed into service with little testing or practicality in most cases. It wouldn't surprise me considering how desperate and slap-dash the U.S. in the Fallout-verse is that the moment it got cleared they had it's production contracted out to multiple manufactures.
I think of all the theories this makes the most sense
That's the most Fallout thing I've ever heard
also would make sense that the version Team Alpha got out was the one that didn’t run the risk of killing the operator. The rest of them are the dangerous version where you take yourself with the commies
Good example is those shark repellent safety things. One ship goes down and a good chunk of her men taken out by sharks and poof those things were everywhere. They've been disproved and removed since, but the fact that they were deployed in abundance when the testing showed only tentative results... I don't think the placebo affect works on white tips.
Let me just say I love that you make your audio the perfect volume 😂 There are a ton of TH-camrs who fuck up their audio but yours is 11/10
Ox: "Even if I don't get a direct hit in VATS, I tend to still kill the enemy"
*Raider immediately following takes 2 mini nukes to the chest"
Hey don’t forget that, in the Japanese of Fallout 4, the “Fatman” is instead called the “Nuka Launcher” due to the name, reminding people of the Fat Man being dropped on Nagasaki.
EDIT: I know this makes people dislike, but thanks for 650 likes. (and for keeping the comment section active)
Common practtice in the entertaiment industry,
Also dont forget that Japanese gamers were pissed off about that change, citing it as unnecessary censorship of art.
@mike Haley The Wolfenstein games are heavily censored in Germany changing all swastika flags and calling the Reich "The Organization" or something similar, can't remember Hitler is called Heiler and he's called the Chancellor not the Führer, and yes he's missing the mustache. The reason for that are that in german child-protection law (which needs to be reformed to match the 21st century) video games are considered toys or childrens media. In Arts such as films or books and pictures theres no such censorship.
@@beggar6042
Also, Germany has always tried to have keep the past behind them, and that is a part of history that they want to keep WAY behind them.
@@MeepChangeling No wonder. before they could censor without anyone noticing but nowdays people will know right away if something is censored thanks to internet, and no one like censoring just because someone is triggered.
0:48 rip
Kmh Alviansyah well he wont be able to nut for a while
As I watch that happen my lil cousin throws a rock at me in that exact spot
Shiina Shiroo yeah he wont be able to live aswell... yeah nut
what is living?
Kmh Alviansyah th-cam.com/video/qBCDY5XhZng/w-d-xo.html
I honestly wish you could combine the Experimental MIRV and the Nuka-Nuke modifications and put them onto the Big Boy you buy from Arturo
Ladies and gents, I give you the Nuka-MIRV Big Boy
The ultimate mini nuke launcher
There is a blacksmith mod that allows you to do just that including switch some legendary effects around.
On the Bethesda mod page there's is a mod for that
I believe that's exactly how the game started and how the glowing sea was made
Ladies and gentlemen, we’ve finally done it.
*We finally found out what caused the fallout nuclear apocalypse.*
You help make the world a better place. You help envelop everyone in this amazing lore, and you only make it better
" Why don't you try it for yourself "
*A Nuke appears in Timmy hand*
Timmy: Gee Thanks mister
One second later
*Nuke detonation*
*Boom!!!!!!!!!!!!*
Imagine having a Gatling mini nuke launcher
Israel Romero
Patrick,the destroyer of worlds
Theory it was Timmy who brought about nuclear annihilation
Should’ve named him billy from the fridge
In timmy hand. What’s a timmy hand?
The commercial isn't exactly a problem. When I was a kid in CA, my dad was on the test crew (computer stuff) for the B2. At the time the YF-22 and YF-23 were being developed and tested at the base to see which would become the new mainline fighter for the Air Force. We saw models, toys, even commercials advertising things with these experimental aircraft in them. It is not unusual for somewhat publicly known equipment and/or vehicles in testing to be used in commercial marketing, so why would it be unusual in the Fallout universe, in a world racked with war and desperate for recruitment, to use the same kind of tactic to entice kids to want to support and/or enlist into the military?
Matthew Bartlett I got lost at commmercial
Matthew Bartlett where you at Edwards too?
I was just about to comment the same thing, but was looking down to see if someone else did. It would be incredibly likely that they'd flash fancy things that don't technically "work" not only to increase their recruiting numbers but also to showcase the idea of them simply HAVING such a thing. The propaganda could simultaneously be used to recruit people who wanna touch the "new shiny stuff" while also giving the enemy an exaggerated perspective of their military power.
To be fair the YF 22/23 was widely publicized nationwide since the 80s. It still has never been used in a combat deployment. Similar with the MV-22. Took them decades to get it cleared for a full deployment. I got to be on the MV-22s very first combat deployment and that was kinda neat. They were in service long before that, but had never been in a full combat deployment.
I would say that the commercial is something standard in the Fallout universe (and that the Fatman commercial doesn't go far enough like showing the kid blow up his bully graphically, but it has a happy-go-lucky theme to it ironically). One of the best examples for commercials I think in the Fallout universe is in the intro to Fallout 1 that is playing on the TV with 2 power-armored soldiers and a (probably Canadian) POW.
The preceding screen is shown by Galaxy News Network and shows on text in a box in the next shot saying "Our dedicated boys keep the peace in newly annexed Canada". The POW is tied up, there are 2 soldiers there in T-51b power armor, and one of them is going to execute the unarmed POW (committing a war-crime). One them shoots the POW in the head, then the POW falls to the ground, and one of the POW's legs twitches from nerves reacting to him being executed. The soldier shoots him in the head thinking the POW is still alive (stupidly) which the POW is now not moving. The other soldier starts joyfully laughing at what's happening and the executioner looks at the camera waving like he's saying "Hi". The next clip is showing someone in T-51b armor standing proudly in front of a waving American flag in the background. I think it's trying to show of how nationalistically proud these people are of doing a war crime by showing off what and how they did it.
I know where the Davey Crockett was tested at. Its in the museum where I went to for AIT in the army. Thanks for the memories that you brought back for me in this video. Thank oxhorn
robert frantz thank you for your service.
Thank you for your service.
PT do you like likes?
Also, I don't need likes, but
Thanks, Robert, for your service.
In real life, the Fat Man and Little Boy were so named because they were made from different designs and thats what the silhouettes looked like.
They were also nicknamed after the two leading figures of the Mannhatan project being General Leslie Groves and J Robert Oppenheimer
*Stewie looks at thumbnail*
"Well looks like its time to learn about the fat man"
thumbnail : peter griffin
Lol
hehehheheheheheheheh
Haha noice
Hehehehe he said it he said it
English: Fort Strong
Spanish: Fuerte Fuerte
Always found that funny when playing the game xd
Es verdad, no lo había pensado xdxd
French : fort fort
Lmao
Portuguese:Forte Forte
Italian: forte forte lmao
Im spanish, and this is totally right XD
Maybe, on October 23rd, it being 20 years of fallout and all, Oxhorn could do "The general story of The Great War, what happened when the bombs dropped, and what instigated the bombs?"
Hey, the Great War will take place in 60 years on the 23rd...
Huh.
What would be more special is that this coming Oct. 23rd is exactly sixty years till 2077 in the fallout timeline, making a your idea nice Bobo, but add a chill to it, knowing we have only sixty years left till the great war. (on a side note, let's avoid the real world nuclear destruction talk, and all real world stuff for now, last thing we need is right now is debates, arguments, or worrying that we might possibly get nuked sooner than later.)
HOLY SHIT YOU CAN TELL THE FUTURE
00:00 “ahhhh the fat man” lmao 😂
0:48 this raider is the most unlucky man in the world
probably didn't even feel it.
Lol
He took a nuke straight to the dick.
His doom.
I hope he didn't want to have kids
28:57
No joke as soon as the word "bullies" was spoken pumped up kicks started playing on my playlist
U must be so fun at parties
Coincidence?
i tHInK nOt
I don’t believe you.
@Candido Villanueva i mean, it did happen, but, you don't have to believe me lol
lmao
0:48 *CRITICAL HIT*
Cock explosion
Straight in the junk. Gotta hurt
NOOOOOOOO
Notification: Critical shot on Raider Waster's Crotch
The idea of the Davy Crockett was to play into the 'tactical nuke' role that was popular during the Cold War era; the intent was to fire the thing at an approaching enemy force too big or well armed for conventional armies to handle, without having to deal with the limitations of aircraft-dropped nukes (the USSR almost always outpaced the US in terms of manpower during the Cold War, so this was a serious problem).
Ironically, the reason it never bore fruit (besides the obvious suppression of battlefield nuclear weapons) was the same reason you found the MIRV-Fatman to be impractical; its range was so short, and its explosive yield so high that the crew firing the thing were at risk of getting killed by the blast whenever they fired it.
May you do the history of power armor
I think someone like nth apple (God bless 😕) or Vinilyc Puma did a power armour lore video but certainly wouldn't say no to an oxhorn vid!
Yes plz ^^
Would be three days long
mlg vlogs and stuff so??
Ox did do a brief history of power armor in the 'X-01 pre-war or after war' video but i would love to hear the full history too as well as having a video of megaton, fallout 3 vaults, paradise falls, dunwich building and grey ditch.
in the terminal it said they had already begun shipping out the mini nukes and fat man launchers. so logically a good load of them would have already arrived at Mississippi ready for distribution with more being constantly produced and those left at the fort could be one of many shipments.
There is also the possibility that they were shipping them via planes and the planes crashed when the bombs dropped. Since the planes were most likely headed not only to Mississippi but also out of Mississippi to other areas of the country, there may have been planes all over the country carrying the launchers and they all crashed when the bombs dropped. That could explain why they are all over the country. Mississippi was just the distribution center. Send them to Mississippi and Mississippi sends them out where needed.
I think the solution of why that room is blocked off and has loot In it is because multiple devs works on that building. The first dev might of put the loot there and the second dev not paying attention blocked it off. IT happens in development where 1 dev will do something but not tell another dev.
Considering he's with his Institute character, it's just as likely he's not coming here with the quest and thus parts of the encounter are blocked off. Bethesda did a lot of this when it comes to certain quests, and it's actually kinda annoying if you plan on not doing those quests or exploring by yourself areas first because they won't be able to be marked as 'complete'. I know similar blockoffs happen when you go to the same dungeon Paladin Danse leads you to for the start of the BoS.
7:34 i think the story was that some kid wanted to give hope to the teddy bear to survive.
0:46
R.I.P. balls
This is what happens during a Ball shot in a children movie
oof... mini nuke to the NUT 0:47
*low whistle while covering nuts.*
That's gonna leave a mark.
Paul Drake a mark on what
Zen: Hippity Hoppity get of my property
The shadow
He wont be able to reproduce after that one...
That’s gotta hurt 0:48
for real we know he's not having baby's anytime soon
- PepsiManTheMan360 - he died not from the explosion but the nuke to the nuts
He isn’t going to nut anytime soon
00:49 i'm sorry but you straight up shot a mini nuke to this guy mini dingdong
But is it...immersive?
WHY YES IT IS JIMMY YES IT IS
CrumpetsRGood4U muh immersion
CrumpetsRGood4U Dat's good man, Dat's real good!
Some one has been waching them self some MXR.
The MXR community is here, with their immsersive boobs and asses.
CrumpetsRGood4U would MXR think your comment is Immersive?? ^~^
I like listening to these. They're like a story, a walk through and a Easter egg hunt like Jangles the moon monkey doing his business.
That room is only blocked off when you aren’t doing the brotherhood of steel quest that had the behemoth. So if you side with the brotherhood that area of fort strong is accessible.
Oxhorn... YOU are the one that got me into Fallout and now I’m an expert at everything except lore and that’s why I watch you (I also love ur vids)
The Daniel Boone had a such a short range that the troops firing it could conceivably be inside the blast radius. Also it was phased out because someone thought it was a poor idea to give Infantryman access to atomic weapons.
me: fat man is the strongest weapon. It could kill enemies instantly.
*shoot swan*
*doesnt die*
The blocked off stairway and upstairs rooms are technically a bug. The building was supposed to change states during the game, clearing sections of it at several stages in the same way as Cambridge Police Station. One state is during Show No Mercy when access to the elevator is cleared however the next state does not get set at the end of the quest, leaving sections of the building blocked off. The final cleared state is also unfinished, it was supposed to become occupied by Brotherhood soldiers in the same way as Cambridge Police Station (Maxson informs you of leaving a garrison there) but this was not completed. A 'fixed' version can be seen at th-cam.com/video/0J03zYFvU7Q/w-d-xo.html
DeeZire That... Sounds kind of awesome actually.
I always thought that was either a bug, or the devs boo-booed and added an inoperable door to access that section of the building. I def feel that area was meant to be explored.
0:46 R.I.P that raider's balls
It takes 2 tenths of a second for pain to process in the human brain.
It took 1 tenth of a second for the impact to trigger the detonator, for the detonator to trigger the explosion.
Vaporized into hydrogen atoms now ⚛️
0:45 That was an lucky shot indeed
RIP balls of an raider. 💀
game_dude47/D3rpyT3m a* now go help a settlement
Mixed up an and a twice
6:48 It's Santiagos painting! (From vault 118)
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I always loveed how you have lore friendly mods. It's always fun to have a mod that could possibly end up in the game at some point.
0:48 *Slowmotion Activate*
0:49 *Add to be continued meme* 👌😂
it cant be because they didn't want you to get a fatman early because you could easily steal one early in goodneibor or get one in fort hagen when you kill kellogg
you can find one a few grids from sanctuary at the junkyard. literally 3 minutes from sanctuary
Richard Head That's the first place I went on my first play through, on accident lol ran straight to it
Yeah in one panel about game design Todd explained that the power armor, gatling gun and fat man early in the game are there to give a glimpse of what's possible, but by limiting the ammo available they give the player an incentive to play to reach that point again.
You can find one in the robotics graveyard just east of Sanctuary Hills
Can we get 5000 subscribers with no videos? I got one at level 2 in the robot disposal yard next to sanctuary. Used it to kill the first deathclaw.
So there’s no way it’s because we’re too early in the game for sure
me: is trying to sleep
Oxhorn: ah, the fatman.
0:49 every male felt that one I bet
I did
Ouch. Worst way to go.
No one would feel it. It takes less time to explode after impact then pain to process.
@@gage2189 it’s the principle that counts.
OOOO NO NO no NOOOOO!
I would really like a lore video about the Gauss rifle, it's such an interesting weapon
You're supposed to use the MIRV (reference to the system which allows multiple nuclear warheads to be carried and deployed by one ICBM) like a morter and not like an RPG. On open ground against exposed enemies this can be absolutely devestating.
The idea that individual soldiers are running around with portable nuclear weapons is scary at best. Just like the idea of nuclear powered cars or airplanes. The USA calls lost nuclear weapons "broken arrows" and the globe is littered with them. Crashed bombers, lost submarines, etc. And those are just the American ones. We don't know how many Soviet/Russian missing nukes are lying around.
Long story short: Humans make mistakes and that mistake shouldn't involve a mushroom cloud.
Corristo89 eh with nuclear powered cars and planes the worst someone could do is make a dirty bomb. And that's pretty much just a regular bomb but with a little pizazz. It just blows a bit of nuclear material around a small location. The scare of nuclear material in a dirty bomb is more psychological than physical: the radiation from a dirty bomb from a car or a plane is negligible, but sounds scary
Basiclly meaning, put it on a Ballistic track
That’s kinda f**ked up
Corristo89 So are we not supposed to defend ourselves? Should we have just wasted more resources on Japan and American lives?
Corristo89 Thank you for saying this I was thinking at the start “You can’t hit anything because you are using that weapon wrong”
The Fat Man is inspired by 2 weapons. The Davy Crockett is the first, and the PIAT launcher from WW2 is the second. Davy Crockett inspired the payload, the PIAT is the delivery system (i.e. a shoulder mounted spring launcher).
It's actually a mortar launcher. The spring is for the firing spigot( firing pin).
0:45 Now THATS a lot of damage.
Oxhorn! Why did you take that Teddy Bear's rum? He was all ready to go.
Cappy - Why is the rum alwaaaays gone?!
Cappy Yeah Ox! You evil evil man! And I thought the Institute was evil...
why the rum gone?
Wait i just realized... wasnt this his Institute character? Hence X6 being present lol. OX IS EVIL!!!
Mr. Minuteman
Nah
In operation anchorage in fallout 3 when you break into the Chinese base a U.S. soldier has a fat man and blows the door open
Rouge Ghost I was in it
Lone Wanderer you were in a simulation of it
how do you start operation arcarage
@@chunkiermango79821. buy it 2. listen to the distress signal
31 min in you solved the first mystery you stated ox.
The rubble blocking the elevator is moved for a quest.
The fat man blocked is because of a removed quest
I must be tripping but I swear I’ve gotten that fat man on console, I’ve explored the hell out of that base and I swear I’ve seen that Jangles the moon Monkey in the toilet, I’m on console too so there’s 100% a way in I just don’t remember how
"How was this monstrosity of American ingenuity created"
Well you see, we're Americans, we figure out how to make everything deadlier and more mobile
We actually had mini nukes they were called Davy Crocketts. The blast radius was just to wide for a viable infantry launched weapon.
Oxhorn, I feel it is long overdue for you to receive your BA in Falloutology. You have demonstrated extreme insight into the world of Fallout. Your videos are extremely precise and go into a lot of detail about the fallout universe. So, here is your degree from the University of Bethesda. That will be $59.99 for just the paper, you can pay $30.99 for the ink and it will be an extra $10.99 for signature from Todd Howard himself.
You could explain the Fat man being everywhere because it was pressed into service very quickly as in new Vegas we learn that the military is intercepting "worrying" Chinese transmissions over the radio. Expecting a possible invasion the fat men launchers and the mini nukes were rushed in limited numbers across the entire country in order to bolster the local military and national guard forces. Hence why despite them being there they're also sparse and hard to find. Could also explain the bowling alley finding one for the bowling balls. A corrupt quartermaster who needs to ship as many as possible finds a way to get rid of one while also making a quick buck as a result.
0:49 Nuke went straight towards his nuts!!!
he got the best b j ever . LOL .
"With one shot"
Say goodbye to his balls
@@mr.explorer211 say goodbye to him
That's a double fry. He won't be having any babies any time soon, that's for sure.
Love how he picked up the bucket in the kitchen, fool, you use it to clip through the roof of the kitchen to the far man, then use the enamel bucket in the jangles stall to get out
These first 5 min are the type of videos I enjoy the most. The storytelling and lore as opposed to a general walk through. The in depth story behind the regular old weapons or locations and armor we see every day or walk by without notice. This is where your videos shine.Would love to see the history of the " Red Rocket " fuel stations. I can't recall anyone doing it.
I never even used it, I was always worried about running out of ammo
0:48 hey man don’t nuke me their that is my no no square
Always loved the Easter eggs with the taddybears one in the subway on the crapper with cigar in mouth n newspaper in hands
Maybe the schematics for the mini nukes and fat man were sent to weapons manufacturers and mass produced while also being shipped from fort strong.
could be, it's likely that the US military wouldn't be producing fat man launchers and mini nukes only at fort strong. they'd probably encrypt the files and send them to other military bases and to trusted private companies for production as well, otherwise one chinese raid could wipe out the entire production line so the military would want to ensure against that. i'd bet fort strong is just the primary research and testing ground for them.
another theory could be that since the game takes place in october, and they finished the project in september, shipments are already being delivered, and you only see a part of the total payload. Say there is 30 nuke crates at the fort when you get there, but the original manifest could be 250 crates or something. As well as sending out blueprints and etc. Besides, they didnt make the nukes and launchers at the fort, but were testing and modifying a batch and reporting back. Its a base devoted to R&D, not a factory.
0:48 “ how I lost my virginity to a miniature nuclear bomb”
Just remember, any crazy weapon in video games just cannot match up to the stuff that the real life US Military has tried.
THE ASS BRINGER
Shrek
Shaggy
Wasnt the Davy Crocket in Metal Gear Solid 3?
dizzu of astora it was
Yep, it was the weapon Volgin used in the helicopter to blow up his own men. Lol.
Damn right
et Han of Astora I think so
"Remember the Alamo" *BOOSH*
I think that the Fat Man is a very "Fallout" creation. Props to Bethesda for creating something that embodies the wacky yet serious American patriotism that Fallout is known for. Great video Oxhorn!
1. nuka nut shot early in the vid and
2. you can see the Davy Crocket in MGS 3
TOMAHAWAK1999 you can see everything in mgs3 like the secret to the universe
This is why I love oxhorn he finds a way to make a weapon have such a interesting lore and he researches alot for these videos
Wow 445k subs?! Last time I checked you were at 190k!
Bravo Think it’s weird for you? I’ve been around since 2012, It’s crazy how he’s grown. I’m happy for him!
EliteEMP I found Oxhorn's channel in 2015. He joined in 2011, but didn't he start Fallout videos late 2015? Two years ago he didn't have many videos on Fallout since Fallout 4 came out late that same year, so what did he do before then? From what I remember, Oxhorn had a very small channel when I found it; probably around ten thousand subscribers (I'm presuming that amount). Either way, I got here when he started becoming a Fallout TH-camr.
its 500k now
The Davey Crockett is insane haha. I didn’t know that existed, thanks.
iirc, Davey Crockett duty was inherently fatal since the payloads they launched had blast radii far in excess of their launch distance. Of course, if you ever actually deployed the damn thing in combat it was prolly because every other nuke was being used too so survival would have been a moot concern anyway.
Do a video on dog meats owner. No one know where dogmeat came from and no one knows who owned him until you approach him after 210 years
C Vlogs I think he already made a video on Dogmeat, you can probably look it up.
I mean, I’m pretty sure Dogmeat was always a stray, I’m assuming this because, when asked if she is Dogmeat’s owner, Mama Murphy (at least I think it’s her anyway) says something along the lines of “you can’t contain a free spirit like that”, suggesting everyone who needs Dogmeat is his owner. A idea I had, and I don’t know if it’s confirmed, but if I had to guess: it’s said that the original Dogmeat had large litters or puppies with any mate he could find, so those dogs probably moved around over the time that has passed since the original, and this Dogmeat is a descendant of the original. That’s the way I always looked at it anyway. I know his breed is different than the Dogmeats of older games, and that’s what ruins this theory for many people, but that could easily happen with a good few decades of breeding. I think it’s a nice thought that the Dogmeat who saved you in the original lives on many years later in his Fallout 4 counterpart.
Yeah, I would love that, #Dogmeatislove
Mikhail Mcmorrow Did you mean to say Dogmeat is annoying by getting in the way and instantly getting nuked all the time?
C Vlogs dogmeat is inspired by one of the creators of fallout
Your attention to detail on these playthroughs and your narration style is one of a kind. I enjoy watching your Fallout 4 videos as it is almost like listening to a podcast of you reading a novel. I think you would do great as an Audible reader by the way (along the lines of the great narrator/orator Scott Brick).
The Davy Crockett gets a reference in Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater.
And was used by Vulgan in the beginning of the game
It’s literally a part of the plot that Volgin obliterates a Soviet research facility with the Davy Crockett and sets into motion the events of Operation Snake Eater lol
@@kazuhiramikami8620 Yup. Loved Snake Eater. One if my favorite games.
@@kingjamization yup, exactly.
Anybody digging that tv edit at 1:50? I love that.
Metal Gear Solid 3 had the Davy Crocket in a cutscene
When I'm having a bad day Oxhorn, you're videos make it all better. Thanks for the hard work!!
For the MIRV launcher to work aim it up for the spread to spread over
@stock and static turtle, yes but before you do that take a mysterious serum for that 50% dmg. Resist
7:36 thats captain jack
Oof
is there any settlements that need help ?
Preston Garvey DONT SEND ME TO HELP ANETER SETTLEMENT
Captain jack there's another settlement that needs your help
I Mark it on your map
Preston Garvey Do I have to help a settlement?
0:48 *why you gotta be so cruel man*
Thank you for this comment.💣
Even the most cruelest creatures or enemies in the commonwealth know not to go for the balls
Blame the Vault Tec Assisted Targeting Sytem.
And overkill is the most merciful, as the enemy feels no pain before they are killed.
I like to think the Fatman is meant to be used on a tri-pod, but power armor is able to carry it shoulder mounted.