im curious, not want to shit on you but I heard a lot of times people saying this. If you're a fan of the Fallout franchise, have you played Fallout 1,2, tactics?
I don't think that playing pre-Bethesda Fallouts is necessary to be a fan of Fallout. There are many Fallout games now and I don't think it's needed to like all of them to be a fan. For me, Fallout is one of my top favorite franchises because of F3, FNV and F4. I tried getting into F1 twice, but didn't make it far.
I think you need to watch a playthrough if you're a fan. Not to say that you're not a fan if you haven't done that, but you will enjoy the experience. A playthrough will let you get past any unfamiliar mechanics and get the story. Oxh0rn did a series on it recently.
I just want you guys to know - and I hope you read this before it gets buried in comments - you are a huge inspiration to me. Watching these documentaries gives me a goal to reach for the game dev studio I want to start. Keep it up!
@Srithor I don't have a studio yet. So I haven't even thought of promoting anything. I truly was just leaving a comment on the off chance that someone from noclip would see it and it would make their day. You sound angry about something else and like you are probably projecting. Or you're trolling. Either one sucks and I hope you find someone to talk to.
Oh come on, give them some credit They actually had to press keys, even if it were only ctrl c, ctrl v. Copy and pasting all day long can give you cramps.
@@danielospitia3277: It was probably also a little bit harder to find and copy, cause Bethesda did hire most of their people from Shelters original team :P
Fallout Shelter truly is a great mobile game. I haven't played it for quite some time anymore, but back when I did, I was checking it multiple times a day. Expanding, upgrading and arranging my vault, collecting resources, doing quests, defending my vault, taking care of and making sure my dwellers were all equipped with the best equipment I could get my hands on. And an even greater thing about it all, was that I spent basically no money doing all of this! Many other mobile games, would have been gouging money right out of my hide, every turn of the way, but not Fallout Shelter. I used real money on it TWICE, during the year that I spent playing, and at no point, did it feel like I was being unfairly held back due my unwillingness to shovel real world money into the game. Even the couple times I did, were during the very last month, that I played the game, and even then, it was simply because I wanted to to try my luck with the lunchboxes and the other time, I wanted to see if I could get some helpful pets for the dwellers. Both with mixed success, Both of those, however, are completely optional, and done without sacrificing the core gameplay or cutting significant content from the game. I can imagine some people would be tempted to use real world money to buy Nuka Cola Quantum, that is used to speed up the quests, training, weapon and armor crafting and so on, but you really don't have to. You can find plenty of Nuka Cola Quantum from quests and, as long as you don't waste it on every little thing, you'll have stockpiles of it. There are wait times in the game, sure, as every mobile game does these days, but in Fallout Shelter, there's usually something else you can be doing, while you wait. Be it simply expanding or upgrading your vault, training your dwellers or defending your vault from raiders or mutant creatures. Also, as a person, who has a stable, 7 - 8 hour work day, five days a week, I can say that the wait times in Fallout Shelter, really worked well with my daily rhythm too. Making it so that these wait times usually finished, just when I woke up in the morning or got off of work. Overall, a very well balanced mobile game. Something that other mobile game creators should look and learn from. I can only hope that, if Bethesda does end up making another mobile game one, they'll do as fine work balancing that, as they did this.
Fallout Shelter was a fun game little game that I wasted a few hours on, it's really cool that we get to hear the behind the scenes story of its development. I can't wait for Elder Scrolls: Blades documentary, the game itself looks really interesting and I just know it will be a high quality documentary, as always.
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The production quality of these documentaries are impeccable. Thank you so much for allowing us common folk a glimpse inside the magic that is BGS and abroad.
There's also the sad story ocurred to behaviour Santiago (formerly Guanaco Games), the studio was shut down right after the release of Fallout Shelter, some members where offered to move to Canada an others had to see their dreams just gone, despite the huge success of the game.
Yeah, have to admit. i'm one of those people that played Shelter (on Switch) when I have never touched a Fallout game before. It got me at least a bit interested. But yeah, Shelter was a fun timewaster. Jumped to other "wasters" when I hit that paywall. But it was fun while it lasted. That completion tune is stuck in my head forever as if it's a Pavlov reaction.
I get the impression that dropping this doc now means Blades is just around the corner. Like this doc was meant to wet the appetite for the Blades release.
It is ironic for me. I got the platinum, deleted the game, and was ready to move forward to the next thing. So it is ironic ("happening in the opposite way to what is expected") that something would come along that would draw me BACK to the game, while I was otherwise set to move forward from it. "Coincidental" would also work.
when i discovered that the game was on pc i downloaded it, i don't have a smart phone but i play shelter on my pc just fine and yes i am almost done training and leveling all my dwellers
Not a big fan of mobile games. However I do like playing Fallout Shelter. It's a very well made app. It's stable, no ads, payment system is totally optional (good deals too), the game is fun... I had no idea it was so big. Great job.
This has to be one of my favourite documentaries from u, maybe bcuz I've been a fallout fan since 3 and spent all my 7th grade summers exploring the capital wasteland.
I dont know if you read these comments, but I got to say, your channel is one of the best (if not the best) gaming channels in TH-cam. The production quality is just unbelievably amazing, and I hope you keep making these. Great job NoClip!
It's really great to learn about the work and history behind some of the most exciting and fun moments of my life. That E3 conference was so fucking hype! And, this story was so interesting to learn about.
Ooohh, you guys are still working with Bethesda on a Blades documentary?? If you've still been working with them this whole time, I hope there's another documentary behind 76 in the works. I'd love to be a fly on the wall during that launch, and the subsequent fallout (Pun intended). Thank for your great works!!!
I really need to watch more of your content, it is done so well. I've been a Patron since Day 1 because I believe in what you're doing, but I've only ever watched the Bethesda and Fallout docs as many of the other games don't really interest me, but, the storytelling is just so good, I need to start digging in more. Great documentary!
I'd love to see a documentary on them making their VR games. So many people complain that VR versions should be free and don't realize the amount of work it takes to make a game VR compatible.
And to this day, this is still the best Fallout game Bethesda ever made... They should really stick to editor duty. Of course, yet another fantastic doc. Congrats to you Noclip, you never ceaze to amaze me!
Fantastic job on this video. As a day 1 Overseer & live streamer of Fallout Shelter, my Vault 45 has continually run for 1,213 IRL days on my iPad. Also playing up to 9 vaults at once across multi-Platforms, I still love the game. Great idea, execution on gameplay & additions to game. It also got me through some tough times where I went from being disabled to Twitch Parter over the span of several years. I list it as one of my favorite games of all time. 👏❤️🤙
As always this is interesting, amazing quality, and wonderfully told. Disappointed that it didn't have Westworld included and how "perfect" the story all is... Almost feels like marketing rather than documenting.
With the games they announced (FO76, Starfield, TES6,), I doubt it. It's merely an expansion of their work as a publisher, since Shelter wasn't even developed by Bethesda Game Studios. I think it's actually positive for their AAA-titles, since the profits from the mobile games can be used for development Budget for the big ones.
The focus on single player games won't stop being a thing. They've expanded to two "external" Bethesda studios - one does mobile things and the other one does multiplayer things. The focus of the home studio is still single player.
I remember downloading Fallout Shelter on launch day and playing it for 8 hours straight, then never picking it up again. I might give it another try now, though!
Unexpected, delightful, and interesting! Thanks guys, thanks Danny! Once I move on from my current life circumstances I will upping that contribuition to help your 2.0 vision. Early next year! :)
Thanks Danny. This kind of content is so needed. Just in general. How about the stories of Supercell (Clash of Clans, Clash Royale etc) or Rovio (Angry Birds)? It would be really interesting to hear their stories as they were the pioneers of mobile games before iPhone and hit it really big when the app store arrived. Supercell who has been able to keep high level of success would be especially interesting.
After watching your series of videos on fallout, I would really love to see a video about the development of wasteland 2 and it’s sequel which is currently in development.
@@LazarheaD I saw a random comment in Reddit saying it’s about to do regional external testing soon, but of course that’s just a random Reddit comment, take it as you see fit. Tbh, I didn’t see much news for the game other than that news a few months ago saying internal testing has started and the game coming out this/next year.
God I love these documentaries. Thank you for doing these on my favorite franchises
I second this!!
Same, this is amazing.
im curious, not want to shit on you but I heard a lot of times people saying this. If you're a fan of the Fallout franchise, have you played Fallout 1,2, tactics?
I don't think that playing pre-Bethesda Fallouts is necessary to be a fan of Fallout. There are many Fallout games now and I don't think it's needed to like all of them to be a fan. For me, Fallout is one of my top favorite franchises because of F3, FNV and F4. I tried getting into F1 twice, but didn't make it far.
I think you need to watch a playthrough if you're a fan. Not to say that you're not a fan if you haven't done that, but you will enjoy the experience.
A playthrough will let you get past any unfamiliar mechanics and get the story. Oxh0rn did a series on it recently.
Again, this was such a crisp doc!
Shell Comics crisp? Is that good or bad?
Really last doc on Bethesda? 😿😿😿😿😿
@@Taolishao That's good :)
I love NoClip's work. I've played very few of the games highlighted, but the documentaries themselves are so fascinating it doesn't matter
The shadow drop of Fallout Shelter is one of my most favorite and exciting E3 memories of all time.
I just want you guys to know - and I hope you read this before it gets buried in comments - you are a huge inspiration to me. Watching these documentaries gives me a goal to reach for the game dev studio I want to start. Keep it up!
ShyPoke 76 likes lol
@Srithor I mean...i don't have anything to self promote yet. Figured they would appreciate knowing that they inspire people..
@Srithor I don't have a studio yet. So I haven't even thought of promoting anything. I truly was just leaving a comment on the off chance that someone from noclip would see it and it would make their day.
You sound angry about something else and like you are probably projecting.
Or you're trolling.
Either one sucks and I hope you find someone to talk to.
The making of Westworld: copy, *paste*
Oh come on, give them some credit They actually had to press keys, even if it were only ctrl c, ctrl v. Copy and pasting all day long can give you cramps.
@@danielospitia3277: It was probably also a little bit harder to find and copy, cause Bethesda did hire most of their people from Shelters original team :P
Besthesda: Hey, you copied our bugs too.
Fallout Shelter truly is a great mobile game.
I haven't played it for quite some time anymore, but back when I did, I was checking it multiple times a day. Expanding, upgrading and arranging my vault, collecting resources, doing quests, defending my vault, taking care of and making sure my dwellers were all equipped with the best equipment I could get my hands on. And an even greater thing about it all, was that I spent basically no money doing all of this!
Many other mobile games, would have been gouging money right out of my hide, every turn of the way, but not Fallout Shelter. I used real money on it TWICE, during the year that I spent playing, and at no point, did it feel like I was being unfairly held back due my unwillingness to shovel real world money into the game. Even the couple times I did, were during the very last month, that I played the game, and even then, it was simply because I wanted to to try my luck with the lunchboxes and the other time, I wanted to see if I could get some helpful pets for the dwellers. Both with mixed success,
Both of those, however, are completely optional, and done without sacrificing the core gameplay or cutting significant content from the game. I can imagine some people would be tempted to use real world money to buy Nuka Cola Quantum, that is used to speed up the quests, training, weapon and armor crafting and so on, but you really don't have to. You can find plenty of Nuka Cola Quantum from quests and, as long as you don't waste it on every little thing, you'll have stockpiles of it.
There are wait times in the game, sure, as every mobile game does these days, but in Fallout Shelter, there's usually something else you can be doing, while you wait. Be it simply expanding or upgrading your vault, training your dwellers or defending your vault from raiders or mutant creatures. Also, as a person, who has a stable, 7 - 8 hour work day, five days a week, I can say that the wait times in Fallout Shelter, really worked well with my daily rhythm too. Making it so that these wait times usually finished, just when I woke up in the morning or got off of work.
Overall, a very well balanced mobile game. Something that other mobile game creators should look and learn from. I can only hope that, if Bethesda does end up making another mobile game one, they'll do as fine work balancing that, as they did this.
Fallout Shelter was a fun game little game that I wasted a few hours on, it's really cool that we get to hear the behind the scenes story of its development.
I can't wait for Elder Scrolls: Blades documentary, the game itself looks really interesting and I just know it will be a high quality documentary, as always.
Body is still warm...
Also may get some actual new info on it finally
Love your videos xp
how much did they pay you to write this trash?
@@PrimoRocker or y'know, the guy actually has an opinion?
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I can’t believe this is the game that got me into fallout 😂😂😂
Seriously? That's awesome!
Me too lmao
No Name me to, playing fallout 4 and 3 because of it
IKR
A solid start. Could've been 76...
The production quality of these documentaries are impeccable. Thank you so much for allowing us common folk a glimpse inside the magic that is BGS and abroad.
There's also the sad story ocurred to behaviour Santiago (formerly Guanaco Games), the studio was shut down right after the release of Fallout Shelter, some members where offered to move to Canada an others had to see their dreams just gone, despite the huge success of the game.
*A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one*
This documentary was def. smoother than the cream cheese I spead on my girlfriends bagel....
Top 5s Finest “cream cheese” “girlfriends bagel”
Spead
Her bagel already smells like cheese!!
Why do you make her bagels for her?
>facepalm
21:19 "we were the only internal team at the time, that was doing mobile games."
I play on the PS4 and this has quickly stole my heart. I have the two legendary outfits and weapons trophies left and the 100 quests.
Yeah, have to admit. i'm one of those people that played Shelter (on Switch) when I have never touched a Fallout game before. It got me at least a bit interested.
But yeah, Shelter was a fun timewaster. Jumped to other "wasters" when I hit that paywall. But it was fun while it lasted. That completion tune is stuck in my head forever as if it's a Pavlov reaction.
From 2015 and Untill Now, I Still Playing This Game.
Just give me an IV drip of Bethesda docs Danny.
I love it!
Such amazing production, I hope you guys meet the funding goal for Noclip 2.0, these things are so easy to watch!
Good, now the one Blades please! :D There has been so little news on Blades this whole time.. :'(
I get the impression that dropping this doc now means Blades is just around the corner. Like this doc was meant to wet the appetite for the Blades release.
I literally checked multiple avenues at the end of the video to see if maybe I missed the launch of it somewhere.
How ironic. I got the platinum for Fallout Shelter last night! (It took me 73 hours!) Thanks for the content, friends!
Not ironic, coincidental
Eric Thompson congrats on the plat mm
It is ironic for me. I got the platinum, deleted the game, and was ready to move forward to the next thing. So it is ironic ("happening in the opposite way to what is expected") that something would come along that would draw me BACK to the game, while I was otherwise set to move forward from it. "Coincidental" would also work.
Thanks! It was a fun time.
With context provided after the fact sure, but your initial statement alone would not be considered ironic.
At some point there won‘t be any Fallout content left. We just have to wait for the next four or five docs
He says at the end there's 1 more Bethesda doc.
when i discovered that the game was on pc i downloaded it, i don't have a smart phone but i play shelter on my pc just fine and yes i am almost done training and leveling all my dwellers
Another amazing doc you guys are the best please please please keep up the amazing work !!
Hey didnt expect to see you here
Not a big fan of mobile games. However I do like playing Fallout Shelter. It's a very well made app. It's stable, no ads, payment system is totally optional (good deals too), the game is fun... I had no idea it was so big. Great job.
I never really gave a thought how Fallout Shelter came up. This didn't give backround that much, but at least some.
another amazing documentary. thank you noclip!!
😂
I always look forward to your new documentaries, keep up the good work!
This game was made by a Chilean Company called "Behaviour Santiago" it's kinda like our pride :B
@Jaksida Latin America and Chile doesn't have a big videogame industry
we had rock of ages and zeno clash, i hope omen of sorrow this month is good
Well, I'm downloading it again.
I really hope you guys get to revisit them when the time comes for Starfield, given it's the first brand new IP for the studio in a very long time.
This has to be one of my favourite documentaries from u, maybe bcuz I've been a fallout fan since 3 and spent all my 7th grade summers exploring the capital wasteland.
These documentaries are great, thanks for making such great content!
That Lifesize Mr Handy was amazing. Need more.
I dont know if you read these comments, but I got to say, your channel is one of the best (if not the best) gaming channels in TH-cam. The production quality is just unbelievably amazing, and I hope you keep making these. Great job NoClip!
It's really great to learn about the work and history behind some of the most exciting and fun moments of my life. That E3 conference was so fucking hype! And, this story was so interesting to learn about.
Ooohh, you guys are still working with Bethesda on a Blades documentary?? If you've still been working with them this whole time, I hope there's another documentary behind 76 in the works. I'd love to be a fly on the wall during that launch, and the subsequent fallout (Pun intended). Thank for your great works!!!
I really need to watch more of your content, it is done so well. I've been a Patron since Day 1 because I believe in what you're doing, but I've only ever watched the Bethesda and Fallout docs as many of the other games don't really interest me, but, the storytelling is just so good, I need to start digging in more. Great documentary!
I'd love to see a documentary on them making their VR games. So many people complain that VR versions should be free and don't realize the amount of work it takes to make a game VR compatible.
3:43 Typo: 2 or 3 million _downloads_ , not _dollars_
Thanks for the heads up, fixed!
And to this day, this is still the best Fallout game Bethesda ever made... They should really stick to editor duty.
Of course, yet another fantastic doc. Congrats to you Noclip, you never ceaze to amaze me!
So good production. Thx guys.
I am still playing this every single day.
I still play this game! I love it!
WOAH another great documentary :D I can't wait to the the blades one. I have really enjoyed these. :)
Great work as always can't wait for the doc on blades
I been waiting for this since E3, FINALLY. Thanks
I have platinum trophy in Fallout shelter. I have played it in summer holidays on PS. It was great.
to think he went from escape from mount stupid to his own docu-channel....AND I LOVE IT...but i really do wish he would revive the series.
Great doc. A real standard to what everyone should aspire to
Fantastic job on this video. As a day 1 Overseer & live streamer of Fallout Shelter, my Vault 45 has continually run for 1,213 IRL days on my iPad. Also playing up to 9 vaults at once across multi-Platforms, I still love the game. Great idea, execution on gameplay & additions to game. It also got me through some tough times where I went from being disabled to Twitch Parter over the span of several years. I list it as one of my favorite games of all time. 👏❤️🤙
Correct
I could watch your stuff for days!
Finally getting around to this. I really enjoyed this doc. Fallout Shelter is definitely up there as one of the best mobile games for me.
So excited for Blades! :D
As always this is interesting, amazing quality, and wonderfully told.
Disappointed that it didn't have Westworld included and how "perfect" the story all is... Almost feels like marketing rather than documenting.
I played Fallout Shelter for years. One of my favourite mobile game.
I hope Bethesda’s success in mobile gaming doesn’t change their focus on pc and console games.
With the games they announced (FO76, Starfield, TES6,), I doubt it. It's merely an expansion of their work as a publisher, since Shelter wasn't even developed by Bethesda Game Studios. I think it's actually positive for their AAA-titles, since the profits from the mobile games can be used for development Budget for the big ones.
The focus on single player games won't stop being a thing. They've expanded to two "external" Bethesda studios - one does mobile things and the other one does multiplayer things. The focus of the home studio is still single player.
Sadly, it did...
I remember downloading Fallout Shelter on launch day and playing it for 8 hours straight, then never picking it up again. I might give it another try now, though!
Just outstanding work as usual.
Oh, so nostalgic
If someone asks what quality is it’s this channels videos.
Great work Danny and team
Awesome story. Another smashing success by Bethesda. I gotta revisit. I stopped playing before they added the deeper questing system.
I, I, I, I, I - Todd can't give anyone credit except himself.
Ego central
Fantastic work once again, guys!
God, I was obsessed with this game for some time.
Unexpected, delightful, and interesting! Thanks guys, thanks Danny! Once I move on from my current life circumstances I will upping that contribuition to help your 2.0 vision. Early next year! :)
Thank you .
Yesterday I finally made the decision to support you guys on Patreon, and today this comes out. Coincidence? I think not.
Damn it, guys! I seriously shook myself out of this addiction. Every time it gets talked about I fall back in.
Quite excellent video this is
I actually got an I-phone JUST so I could play Fallout Shelter!! LOL Thanks for an awesome documentary! :)
Great Documentary .... Continue creating videos... Hats off... 😉
Thanks Danny. This kind of content is so needed. Just in general.
How about the stories of Supercell (Clash of Clans, Clash Royale etc) or Rovio (Angry Birds)? It would be really interesting to hear their stories as they were the pioneers of mobile games before iPhone and hit it really big when the app store arrived. Supercell who has been able to keep high level of success would be especially interesting.
cant wait to see the documentary on blades! :D
Yesterday I started my Nazi Purity vault (the ID is 050) that will consist entirely of white blonds.
Awesome job i love fallout and really did enjoy Fallout Shelter
*Great content.*
Can't wait for the Blades documentary! :))
Oh wow, Blades is expected 1st Dec, only a few more days to go =O
After watching your series of videos on fallout, I would really love to see a video about the development of wasteland 2 and it’s sequel which is currently in development.
Watching this after the Blizzcon announcements is incredible
Nice Transistor poster
It's interesting seeing the difference in the development of a mobile game as a side project.
You need to make documentary of Control, from Remedy games!
Top notch quality
Oh Todd...
It wasn't my cup of tea, but I appreciate the way they launched it and monetised it.
This. It’s impossible to not mention Diablo Immortal when seeing this comment.
@@NeroVingian40 Whatever happened to that game anyway?
@@LazarheaD I saw a random comment in Reddit saying it’s about to do regional external testing soon, but of course that’s just a random Reddit comment, take it as you see fit. Tbh, I didn’t see much news for the game other than that news a few months ago saying internal testing has started and the game coming out this/next year.
ah fuck I just CAN'T wait on blades, I hope it booms like shelter
liar man appears at 1:40
Great work guys!
I simply love Shelter. I wish dev would regularly update for more indepth gameplay
cant wait to see blades doc in a few years!!
Do a documentary on infinity blade, the absolute best mobile game series ever.
You guys should look into a doc on Elder Scrolls: Blades
Thank you!
Nice doc Danny,damm I can't wait for the doc of elder scrolls blades and the mobile game
Came here for more info about Fallout Shelter: Online, available in China, but not here, left disappointed. Still a great video, as always!