FALLOUT Reaction Season 1 Episode 8 "The Beginning" First Time Watching
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2024
- Don't they know it's the end of the world, it ended when you said goodbye
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I like that Bud's future is foreshadowed by his little car. Even down to the music because his robobrain form is still listening to polka music lol
@23:23 I don't think Coopers family is in 31. Those are only Bud´s buds, assistants, Barb was higher ranking in Vault-Tec
Yep, "executive assistants", buds buds aka execs in training. Not the big wigs.
Agreed, these were the junior executives, not the top execs like Barb.
@@folcotook3049 yep! Plus we still have no idea who barb looked up to in the shadows right before she upped the anti and started presenting more goodies to the group. Plus another shot showed there were several people up there. They have to be elsewhere.
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Also Mr House was in this episode, he was at the board meeting.
"So both Lucy and Maximus got what they wanted in the end and found out it's not what they really wanted" - (paraphrasing) great line boys!
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"Was that Boston?" Did you hear that? That was the sound of a million Fallout fans and Bostonians facepalming simultaneously.
We did see a Super Mutant. When Wilzig was escaping the Enclave base he saw a large green arm sticking out from under a covered gurney.
We also see a Super Mutant on a wanted poster in the “Governmint” office
also im pretty sure Thaddeus is a super mutant and not a ghoul
indeed
While there have been hints that Vault Tec had a hand in the Great War, there hasn't been any confirmation aside from hints and texts and theories, until this show. That said, it shows they may have had a hand in planning it, or intending to drop the bomb, but I doubt Barb would have let Coop take their daughter anywhere other than near a vault if she knew when the bombs would be dropped, and there were some vaults that weren't finished being built. I'm currently guessing they intended to start the war but got caught off guard themselves a bit
True, but the bomb in Megaon had the Vault Tec logo on it.
@@cegesh1459 No the symbol on the Megaton bomb looks similar but isn't the Vault Tec symbol, it's missing the 3 strips ether side and the internal shape is slightly different. There is a TH-cam video about that and when seen side-by-side you can see the differences. I believe they did intent to drop the bombs but someone beat them to it, maybe whoever it was found out what Vault Tec planned and decided to spoil it for them.
Betty did say she and Hank buried Lucy's mother. It might not have been literal but figuratively they certainly did.
"Let's just say it was a big Bomb* Qoute Overseer Vault 4
The enclave was after the cold fusion, the brotherhood was after an artifact. The new brotherhood gets the cold fusion.
I mean.. Enclave initially get it sooo it's really not surprising why they want to get it back
Here’s the thing: we know Coopers wife said they’d drop the bomb. In Fallout 3 the nuke in the middle of Megaton has a Vault Tech logo on it. That makes sense.
Here is what gets me: if she knew when the bombs would drop, why would she allow her daughter to be anywhere but in the vault with her?
And House was in that secret cabal meeting, but in the New Vegas game we know that he also knew the bombs were coming but not when.
I am thinking we will get a curveball thrown at us that reveals someone else actually triggers the nukes
Hey guys! Cooper's ex-wife & possibly daughter r not in Vault 31. Bud's Buds were all junior management/ management trainees. That was what he was talking to Cooper about when Cooper was dropping off his wife @ work. Hank was Barbara's executive assistant. Cooper's wife was senior management, & quite possibly the right hand woman of the head of Vault-Tec. The reason I say this is because @ that meeting, Barbara glanced up @ a person in the shadows of the 2nd floor observation room before saying something to get the meeting back on track. The question is "Why did Hank flee to New Vegas which is supposedly where Mr. House is in charge?" 🤔 O, about how often Vaults 32, & 33 communicated or saw each other, Lucy mentioned it during her marriage application. I think it was something like "I'm willing to take part in the Tri-Annual trade w/Vault 32." So, my guess is about a year after their last trade is when everybody went nuts. Norm had said that the last bio reading on the Pip-Boy was 2yrs ago from the current time line of the show. I am curious as to what Norm is gonna do. Will he go into Cryosleep or will he threaten the Cryopods in order to escape 31?🤔 Anyway, I really liked your reactions & commentary on his show.😊👍
the idea with splitting 32 and 33 is to mask that 31 is not like the other two vaults. it's easier to accept a "trade" coming in from 31 if you also have communication between 32 and 33.
at least that's what I think.
About weapons, Bud was a big wig in Wes-tek the military division of the company. Also Charlie(the guy who gets Coop to go to the meeting) said the govt. outsourced the country's survival to vault tec
Lore. Lore always changes. This series added to and potentially changed our understanding of certain aspects of the Fallout world. But that always happens. There were significant changes and inconsistencies between Fallout 1 and 2 (e.g., Vault 13, Shady Sands, and the Mariposa Base each moving over a hundred miles west). Every Fallout adaption whether video game or television series has tweaked the lore. And that’s OK. This is an imaginary world that has grown through the hard work of developers and designers at Interplay, Obsidian, Bethesda, and now Jonathan Nolan’s team. I think the resistance of a vocal few against allowing this world to expand is misguided. I loved the original janky and quirky Fallout when I played it in 1997 but every canonical iteration since has expanded the world in fascinating and daring ways. It would be a bleaker world if Fallout 1 had been held so sacrosanct so as not to let others make the Fallout world what it is today. (Great reaction guys).
Like The Boys first three seasons, Fallout's first is a resounding success. I knew of the games and didn't play them but I've been invested since the very first episode.
Maybe 32 became so divided they turned on each other. Also I believe Betty had Bud "thaw" out some people to clean 32.
I love mr House thowing the deal aside.
if they found out about 31 in 32. some of 32 would have been 31 as well and tried to cover up the truth. and some of the 32's would have followed the 31's as they had been conditioned to do so. (Fight) bud sapped the ones trying to open his door.
I honestly think that if Norm threatened Bud with smashing his brain to get out, it might work.
Bud seems to weirdly want to live on forever. (once again, did his brain on a roomba not give it away?)
I hope Norm didn't freeze himself.
They hint in every single game The Vault-Tec might have triggered the war themselves. some of the bombs that don't even go off that were duds have vault-Tec logos on them.
They also hint the China might have started it because they were losing the war and China was being invaded by the US after they were pushed back out of Alaska. But they have never actually said in the games who did it but they definitely hint that it was either vault tech or the leader in China wanting to burn everything down because he lost.
There are also hints that they haven't started it. Mr House for example expected the bombs to drop later, that's why he hadn't the chip. And in the TV show Barbs daughter was not in a vault, but on a birthday party when the bombs dropped. Maybe they intended to trigger the nuclear war, but got caught by surprise when it actually started.
That’s not true, the part about the Vault Tec logo. It’s often said regarding the bomb in Megaton. But it’s actually a USAF logo as seen on the planes in Rivet City
Aaand it's nit totally confirmed that Vault-Tec done it because why daughter of Barb was on surface and not in Vault I guess they suggested buuut wasn't able to control the escalation and China just hit them before they could do it as planned
9:36, This is why I still think that Barb is on a higher level than Bud. She gets a message on her Pip-boy, looks up at a shadowy figure who is "overseeing" the secret meeting and takes control of the meeting herself. I believe the shadowy figure was Vault-Tec's president/CEO and Barb is/was his personal executive assistant.
As far as Vault-Tec dropping the bombs themselves, that was probably their intention, however somebody else dropped them before Vault-Tec was ready to implement their plan. Maybe it was the Chinese who dropped the bombs then America retaliated, OR, maybe it was the aliens, who are canonically in the Fallout universe since Fallout 2, by using their death laser causing all of the fusion generators and fusion powered vehicles to blow up.
The cold fusion was what Moldaver was working on back before the bombs dropped then Vault-Tec swept in and bought up all of the companies that she had worked with so they could control that technology.
Tim Cain and Josh Sawyer have been full of praise for the show and its lore. It’s only Chris Avellone who hasn’t and he was the guy at Obsidian who wanted the NCR nuked anyway 😂
It's not an adaptation. The show is canon. It's basically a very long cutscene
Montana has ALOT of nuclear missile silos so a fair chunk of the state around the silos will get glassed. I live 16 miles away from a B52 base and that's within the blast radius of a nuke of a 50 MT nuke. If there's a nuclear war the first thing I'll see is a blinding flash of light. If I'm not blinded from the flash I'll get to see the wall of my house coming at me at 600 mph. In other words I hope you all enjoy the appoc. because I be radioactive ash. Cheers!
But silos weren't targets in the Great War. The targets were population centres, that got carpet bombed with nukes. The object was to wipe out the human race, so stopping silo launches wouldn't have made sense. The more nukes that got launched, the happier Vault-Tec and their partners would be. Yet another example of the "smartest guys in the room" being dumber than doorknobs. Greed really does make people stupid.
im always so sad for Lucy finding out about her mom
vault-tech dropping the bombs has been a hypothesis for a long time. there are supporting clues to this in the games if you read everything, but no direct statement.
but why would they fallow her dad? the ghoul wants his family (likely just his doughtier) Lucy knows hr dad came from 31, so that would be a logical place to start looking. and we know it is the correct answer.
You guys need to let the credits roll and watch the scenes afterwards, a lot of details are shown there!
Okay, made it to the end, sorry for spam comments lol. I really don't think it is a big change to say Vault Tec dropped the first bomb (or caused it to be dropped false-flag wise). Vault Tec is established as clearly evil and there are all kinds of signs pointing to them trying to wipe out human survivors. They're absolutely ruthless so IMO this is consistent with plausible lore that already existed.
IMO I don't think Vault 31 is the one the Howards were supposed to go into. It seems to me that Bud and Mrs. Howard are approximately equal and Vault 31 seems to only control 32/33. I am picturing a true control vault with the upper level of Vault Tec. We haven't seen the true upper echelon and it seems a lot of people couldn't stand Bud, I doubt all the execs trusted themselves to Bud. Also, she isn't one of Bud's Buds I don't think, those cryopods are for more junior people. Maybe the control Vault in in New Vegas or maybe that is just a place he knows he can go to get access and maybe talk with Mr House. Vault Tec is based in California so I feel like that is where the central control vault we're looking for will be located in the end.
Also, as you noted Lucy and Max got what they wanted and they no longer want it. How is what the Ghoul wants going to end up not being what he wants? I am picturing a full grown daughter who has been raised to dislike or even hate him. I could even see the ultimate storyline being Howard having to kill his daughter to save Lucy or even avoid a Shady Sands or global virus 2.0 occurrence. Find his daughter, find she's everything he hates, forced to kill her.
As for Vault 32, agree they didn't find out why but I am thinking they fought for control and killed the Vault 31 originating residents, tortured the overseer (they were missing a hand and tied up) and then either all died or 31 did something, as you noted. I think 32/33 are insurance for just such an occurrence.
Will Norm realize that all he has to do is lift his foot over Bud's dome and say "Let me out .. or else"? But then that creates a whole new problem - what happens when Betty realizes where he's been?
He does have another option, sabotage the cryo pods forcing the frozen execs to exit them. Bud would then have to open the vault to let them into 32 & 33 so they would survive?
The lore of who dropped the bombs has always been speculated to be Vault Tec. Nobody knows who really dropped the bombs first and turns out it really was friendly fire from Vault Tec!
All we know is that Vault Tec had a plan to drop the first nukes. I dont think they actually did it. Why would Barb allow Jeanie to go to a Birthday party if that was planned? I think Vault Tec was just as surprised as everyone else when it happened
5:57 Those cars are powered by nuclear energy. Some of them can still run after hundreds of years.
The original main quest of Fallout 76 reveals that the overseer of Vault 76 was tasked with securing the automated nuclear silos in Appalachia. The player(s) following in her footsteps end up gaining access to them, which is why the players can occasionally nuke various parts of the of the map - one to force the big boss at the end of the main quest out of hiding for the final confrontation, other times to lure out other end-game bosses, sometimes just because it's a good way to farm xp and end-game harvestables for crafting.
In any case, if it's not an Appalachian nuke that Hank used, I could see some early Vault-Tec operatives getting control of other silos around the country in a similar fashion after the War.
Tim Cain liked the show,
Only 11-ish min in but I just have to say, the way Bud's face scrunched and looked distasteful when she said they could do whatever they want and his dislike of the question in 31 about the people in 32/33 just there to be controlled, I think Bud actually has some moral lines and doesn't agree with the whole plan. I'm not saying Mrs. Howard is the origination of the plan but I think she's more onboard with it than Bud IMO
what is it with people thinking Moldaver and the NCR are the good guys? did we just forget the first episode down it in vault 32 or the literally cult behavior in vault 4 with the blood and ashes?
I'm thinking we'll find out that what Moldaver did in 33 is going to be pretty much identical to what Hank did in Shady Sands (in the broad strokes at least). That bit when she says she's offering Hank a choice had a "turn about is fair play" vibe to it for me.
The code that Hank enters - 101097 - was the release date of the first Fallout game.
Oops! you got a typo in the title.
Hahahaha thank you :)
My head canon now for Vault 32 is that Moldaver revealed to them the truth about Shady Sands and Hank McLean. They freak out. "We Know The Truth" and "Death to Management" written in blood on the walls. It would be cool if they show this in season 2 and even with a Rose ghoul that is not yet feral going with Moldaver to 32 to convince them of the truth.
The 3 vaults do the exchanges every 3 years, and Norm found the last vaultie there died 2 years past. Moldaver just had to wait for the next exchange to infiltrate 33 and kidnap Hank.
Vault-tec logo is on the side of the unexploded nuke in Megaton in Fallout 3... they definitely threw some more fuel on the fire during the war. Whether they started it or not, thats still open.
No it isn’t. I don’t understand how widespread this myth is. It’s the same logo as seen on the side of the planes in Rivet City. It’s the USAF logo, not Vault Tec
Yes, it has two "stripes", Vault Tec logo has 3. Unbelievable FAKE LORE by "competent" lore masters. @@Vaultboy-ke2jj
@@Vaultboy-ke2jj Why would Vault-Tec even put their logo on the nukes anyway? Is there a plausible scenario in which they would want to publicly take credit for bombs landing in America?
@@marauderdz exactly. It’s ridiculously easy to disprove this crackpot theory and yet 16 years later people are still arguing it
"Cold fusion....I don't know". Dude on the left needs to watch the show again, it is a show that requires to be viewed more than once to pick everything up. They explained cold fusion how Moldaver was the scientist who invented it and Vault-Tec came along and bought out her company and shelved the tech since it would stop them from being able to sell vaults and lead to peace in the war. Her whole motivation was to recover the chip and get a vault-tec executive to give her the code, it was her reason for everything she did.
I would highly recommend replaying or playing Fallout New Vegas as well as its DLC, it is amazing.
FNV (84% MC) is best Fallout ever, u must try...
The code from Hank, 101097 is the release date of the first Fallout.