I went to school in Irvine. I think it's interesting to note that almost all of the property there is owned by The Irvine Company, run by the Irvine Family. We even have a building named after the founder, Donald Bren. It would have been so cathartic to let out my grievances thru the game.
Honestly with a few tweaks, Utopia (Irvine and the addition of the studio and car) could have worked imo. A really interesting idea similar to Tranquility lane just in the real world.
I’ll never forget my first time playing fallout 3 as a kid. Like they said, that first moment outside with no direction or knowledge of anything of the outside was incredible.
That was all it took for me to be hooked into the fallout franchise. I have no hate for either game and all have a spot in my heart. Never would have touched a fallout game if it wasn't for elder scrolls
Eeeeehhhhhh no, not really. Anyone is allowed to enter Vault City (during the day), they don't live out their lives as unwitting slaves to robot overlords, indeed there are no robots involved in their lives _at all_ besides perhaps Vault 8's ZAX computer A.I. (if my memory of such a thing existing is correct), and while you can say the citizens of Vault City live in a sort of blissful ignorance - akin to the "There is no war in Ba Sing Se" attitudes of the government & residents of Ba Sing Se harbor in _Avatar: The Last Airbender_ - they certainly aren't _morons_ as the residents of Utopia seem to be.
honestly i quite like the overseer lines the voice actor is super good and genuinely feels like he really doesnt want to send you out but he has no choice
So interesting to see how much thought goes into these games before they are finalised. Totally realised ideas cut before they are even programmed in, in some cases.
To be fair it is much cheaper to cut content when it's just an idea rather than waiting until someone implements it, and it lets people focus on content more likely to be kept, so it's good sense to cut something as soon as it becomes clear it won't work.
I live in Irvine and it really is such a strange place. It's everything the ideal suburb should be, and that's what's terrifying about it. It's *too* perfect. And as a commenter above said, the Irvine Company has a near-total monopoly on all the land in the city. Eugh
@@kingofhearts3185no, it's a special district stretching over part of two counties. And Florida just gave Disney more ammo for their lawsuit by ratifying a law that controls government-owned raillines as well as privately owned ones that exist in a special district stretching across two counties (aka just the Disney line. Only reason I know that)
I do and don’t, I love the joke and humor in it but I hate the fact that I know I would have wasted entirely too much time trying to fix it back in the day lmao
This Irvine business is so much like a 1950s American western tv show. Evil land barons control a town with an iron fist and make their own law. Really reminds me of several episodes of " Cheyenne." Great 50s Ameri western if anyone else likes them.
Irvine did end up in Wasteland 2 but sadly was very very small The idea of a huge compound with killer robots was recyled into Mathias and his cult who are the main villains of Wasteland 2 And they're just outside Irvine
@@drifterax7731 I'd say with my generation inspired by games like these and the others we were raised on or learned to love ,either way, will be taught to future generations with how recycled ideas feel and honestly are quite a bit but it's all about execution of it all in form that makes the biggest difference tbh
When his position isn't being challenged he's.....alright. sending a lone ( in some cases retarded) man on what was basically a suicide mission tips more on the black side of morality, even despite the urgency of the situation.
Well, the beauty of it is that depending on your character build he could be malicious or genuinely think you can save the vault. But, his isolationist mindset is rooted in a selfish desire to not lose his power due to lacking any other skills.
@@dalewilson2741hahaha I love that fallout protagonists can be complete vegetables their only defining trait no matter what is just determination/ adaptation.
I think cutting/repurposing the overseer lines was definitely the right call. At least from a role playing perspective since it lets you fill in the blanks about why you were chosen specifically.
They cut some good ones, like the one where he sounds desperate or is on brink of crying, it sounds so good and would make it harder to hate that guy and make his betrayal all more sour
Ngl I think Utopia and Brian Fargo's car lived on into the second game as Vault City and the Highwayman. It's wild to see whwre these ideas came from though.
This is incidental to the video, but you mention Ed as the only other dweller to leave the 13 before the player character. There is also Talius. Who knows, maybe you’ll find more about him as you dig into the cut content? The actual content though; good stuff! I’d heard about TV a town but not Irvine! Early brainstorming sounds like it was a blast
Kind of reminds me of the Sierra Madre Villa. Not only does the idea of countless aesthetically identical buildings preserved by a sinister force the same but also the look of the suburbs in Irvine seam extremely similar to the Villa in dead money.
The interior of Vault 13 wasn't cut from the game, all you have to do is leave the cave, move 2 tiles on the worldmap, come back and you have a marker on the map that gets you inside the Vault. There's 3 levels and a few quests there, plus a whole bunch of gear.
Great stuff. Thanks for reminding us regularly just how deep and intricate FO has been for so many years. Nuclear apocalypse really is the gift that keeps on giving.
The quest for the dead red Viper sounds like it would've been both hilarious & annoying & seeing a supermutant drive off into the sunset during the end credits sounds like it would've been hilarious
When I played the Fallout 1 in 2 mod for the first time along with no time limits I used the vault as a base and in rp kept bringing supplies, companions, and weapons back with the idea of beefing up the vault's ability to defend itself and increase quality of life. I feel a bit humbled knowing I accidently did what the creators originally intended. Makes being rejected from the vault at the end hit even more. I wasn't just out on some crusade, I was visiting friends and family, spending the holidays in the vault, bringing back supplies...weapons and armour, things they would realistically need and depleate stores of. I wasn't just some hero or legend, I was a (now former) citizen with a copy of the Scout's Handbook and a plasma rifle I'd never get back. Someone who went through hell and sacrificed, planned trips to be home on the right day for years. It felt less like a completion of a storyline and more like a 'start over' button on this imagined life. GG
Utopia sounds like an episode of Twilight Zone or the *cough* interesting fmv game I sorta forgot about, Harvester. One of the few games mom forbid me to play on my Aunt's PC, lol.
Unrelated but Fun Fact about another city in Southern California, Breaking Bad was going to be set in Riverside but couldnt afford to shoot the show there and chose New Mexico as a cheaper option.
I actually thought you were talking about the in-game city description untill you mentioned Interplay. Crazy to think a place like this exists irl. I guess truth is stranger than fiction.
I can see why the Vault 13 Dweller mutant was cut since it introduces a plot hole. If the mutants had already gotten their hands on someone from the vault, and successfully mutated them, then there shouldn't be any reason why they don't already have Vault 13's location.
As I recall, the door to Vault 13 does eventually open but only after a month or so of game time. You can annoy the other Vault dwellers and harass the Overseer for some bad advice.
Utopia could have fit in the setting as a full display of the faillings of the old world. I would have been similar to what they tried to do with the NCR
6:51, I dunno if it was mentioned or talked about in the video or by anyone in the comments, but this kinda feels like a 'not quite' easter egg to Star Wars: "You're our only hope," but then doesn't, it was kinda funny when I heard it
Since English isn't my first language, I might have misunderstood something, but are you telling us in the vid that you cannot enter Vault 13 in the Fallout 1?
13:17 honestly it would be really cool if the siege actually happened in real time but, you could still stop it with the weapons you gathered. That way theres no time limit to beat the game, but there is consequences if you don’t do it fast enough.
Sounds almost like Watoga in Fallout 76. Once you complete Mayor for a day it's the safest city in Appalachia. Considering it's in cranberry bog, the Caelid of fallout 76, that's saying something.
Fallout 1 devs: "Our game has a grim tone and is no place for parodies of our real life studio or town." Bethesda: "Fill the game with jokes and uppity music, and add our office building to the game!"
I don't think the Bethesda ruins was based on their offices (Bethesda, Maryland _is_ a real place, and Bethesda the company had long since left there by the time of FO3's development), though I wouldn't be surprised if Bethesda as a location being included was still an in-joke relating to Bethesda the company's name and former home.
The thing about the Vault prologue in Fallout 3 is it simply TAKES FAR TOO FUCKING LONG. The Temple of trials in Fallout 2 very much hated for good reason too.
Fallouts understanding of nuclear physics is kind of starting to make it come across as just another satirical anti nuclear hit piece that's stuck in the 90s with very little chance of keeping up with the times despite how entertaining it is.
Tranquility Lane kind of does something similar but just in vr form. It does kind of remind me of something from a boy and his dog which Fallout took a lot of inspiration from.
The vault does get attacked by super mutants and vault 13 has interior...have u played fallout? Not 3 4 nvegas...fallout? I have 4 origional copies if u need, not the ones where time limit is removed the masters army attacks
He didn't mean that the interior maps were cut, but that the interior section prior to the start of the game was cut out. And while Super Mutants can potentially attack the Vault, they definitely don't kidnap your family that you can then rescue.
So how much of Irvine got re-imagined as Mr House and his New Vegas? Also, did the developers have a conceptualisation of Mr House as something more than another pre-war name before the idea of Irvine city was developed?
It was good to cut all of that. The locations feel out of place within the scope of the story, the items are pointless, and the old ui would have just caused more issues along the way - for example if you want to add more weapon modes. The prolonged V13 intro just makes you take longer to get into the actual game, and everyone who did some scripting in Fo1/2 will know that the scene would have never worked out that way anyways.
You do actually find another vault dweller from V13, who was sent out before you. You can meet him in the basement of the library in Boneyard. He is also partially turned into a mutant. People usually miss that but I've beat F1 more than 30 times. Other than that I'm normal. Mostly.
I went to school in Irvine. I think it's interesting to note that almost all of the property there is owned by The Irvine Company, run by the Irvine Family. We even have a building named after the founder, Donald Bren. It would have been so cathartic to let out my grievances thru the game.
Sound like something from Resident Evil. How Umbrella owned Raccoon City lol
That's just a currency away from being a company town
sounds like hell
@@frankystein9370 tbf it's a real estate company, Id start to worry if it was some megacorp pharmaceutical company
@@austinwoodman2971 it’s one of the safest towns/cities in the US and a great place to live for retirees. Only thing is it’s boring af
Honestly with a few tweaks, Utopia (Irvine and the addition of the studio and car) could have worked imo. A really interesting idea similar to Tranquility lane just in the real world.
I really love the idea of the Viper, too. What a troll 😅. I woulda been pissed as a young 'un. That was my favorite car back then.
@@Dang_Ol_Username yea the Viper felt like it could have been reworked into the game alone. That's the level of trolling that fits right in the game.
I feel like it would've been more fitting for Fallout 2 than the first game. Fallout 2 was a lot less dark and Utopia would fit so well.
I’m thinking I agree with ya
Just the _idea_ of the car part repairs being a troll and the super mutant fixing it with a kick was funny enough to make me laugh on it's own
All the funnier considering fallouts main quest was time sensitive.
I’ll never forget my first time playing fallout 3 as a kid. Like they said, that first moment outside with no direction or knowledge of anything of the outside was incredible.
Still the best moment of entering the Wasteland in a Fallout game imo
That was all it took for me to be hooked into the fallout franchise. I have no hate for either game and all have a spot in my heart. Never would have touched a fallout game if it wasn't for elder scrolls
@@Asphyxx-up7iiand not the "yes-yes-yes-no until I say yes" entry in the series?
The concept for Utopia/Irvine definitely sounds like it inspired Vault City in Fallout 2
Eeeeehhhhhh no, not really. Anyone is allowed to enter Vault City (during the day), they don't live out their lives as unwitting slaves to robot overlords, indeed there are no robots involved in their lives _at all_ besides perhaps Vault 8's ZAX computer A.I. (if my memory of such a thing existing is correct), and while you can say the citizens of Vault City live in a sort of blissful ignorance - akin to the "There is no war in Ba Sing Se" attitudes of the government & residents of Ba Sing Se harbor in _Avatar: The Last Airbender_ - they certainly aren't _morons_ as the residents of Utopia seem to be.
honestly i quite like the overseer lines the voice actor is super good and genuinely feels like he really doesnt want to send you out but he has no choice
Those lines feel raw and genuine
Probably the best Overseer as he actually carried out the proposed Vault idea and wasn't an asshole.
So interesting to see how much thought goes into these games before they are finalised. Totally realised ideas cut before they are even programmed in, in some cases.
To be fair it is much cheaper to cut content when it's just an idea rather than waiting until someone implements it, and it lets people focus on content more likely to be kept, so it's good sense to cut something as soon as it becomes clear it won't work.
@@killerbee.13 plus you can always pick it up later
I live in Irvine and it really is such a strange place. It's everything the ideal suburb should be, and that's what's terrifying about it. It's *too* perfect. And as a commenter above said, the Irvine Company has a near-total monopoly on all the land in the city. Eugh
walt disney eat your heart out
Basically what Disney wanted epcot to be, hence Disney having the power of a county and the current legal battle with the Florida government.
Maybe the people of Irvine should repossess some of that land
@@kingofhearts3185no, it's a special district stretching over part of two counties. And Florida just gave Disney more ammo for their lawsuit by ratifying a law that controls government-owned raillines as well as privately owned ones that exist in a special district stretching across two counties (aka just the Disney line. Only reason I know that)
@@HeinerGunnar Disney SHOULD have the power of a county tbh
I honestly love the idea of the car ending
I do and don’t, I love the joke and humor in it but I hate the fact that I know I would have wasted entirely too much time trying to fix it back in the day lmao
If only they would bring in the Road Warrior arc.
This Irvine business is so much like a 1950s American western tv show. Evil land barons control a town with an iron fist and make their own law. Really reminds me of several episodes of " Cheyenne." Great 50s Ameri western if anyone else likes them.
Irvine did end up in Wasteland 2 but sadly was very very small
The idea of a huge compound with killer robots was recyled into Mathias and his cult who are the main villains of Wasteland 2
And they're just outside Irvine
Wasn't that game built by many former Interplay employees?
@@dustojnikhummer yep, great to see that their ideas live on in Wasteland and The Outer Worlds
@@drifterax7731 I'd say with my generation inspired by games like these and the others we were raised on or learned to love ,either way, will be taught to future generations with how recycled ideas feel and honestly are quite a bit but it's all about execution of it all in form that makes the biggest difference tbh
@@umbra6772 well said friend
Bro has some of the best fallout content 🙌
the overseer in fallout 1 seems like such caring dude. like what he does at the end is evil but I feel like he does it with sadness
When his position isn't being challenged he's.....alright. sending a lone ( in some cases retarded) man on what was basically a suicide mission tips more on the black side of morality, even despite the urgency of the situation.
His main reason of keeping the vault closed was that if everyone leaves, he'll no longer be overseer and he's not good at anything else.
Well, the beauty of it is that depending on your character build he could be malicious or genuinely think you can save the vault. But, his isolationist mindset is rooted in a selfish desire to not lose his power due to lacking any other skills.
@@xxlCortez damn
@@dalewilson2741hahaha I love that fallout protagonists can be complete vegetables their only defining trait no matter what is just determination/ adaptation.
I think cutting/repurposing the overseer lines was definitely the right call. At least from a role playing perspective since it lets you fill in the blanks about why you were chosen specifically.
They cut some good ones, like the one where he sounds desperate or is on brink of crying, it sounds so good and would make it harder to hate that guy and make his betrayal all more sour
That car would've been hilarious. Hell, the ending cutscene would've gone viral on youtube.
It def could've been amazing
(TH-cam wouldn't even exist for another 8 years after the games release...)
Ngl I think Utopia and Brian Fargo's car lived on into the second game as Vault City and the Highwayman. It's wild to see whwre these ideas came from though.
This is incidental to the video, but you mention Ed as the only other dweller to leave the 13 before the player character. There is also Talius. Who knows, maybe you’ll find more about him as you dig into the cut content?
The actual content though; good stuff! I’d heard about TV a town but not Irvine! Early brainstorming sounds like it was a blast
Kind of reminds me of the Sierra Madre Villa. Not only does the idea of countless aesthetically identical buildings preserved by a sinister force the same but also the look of the suburbs in Irvine seam extremely similar to the Villa in dead money.
The interior of Vault 13 wasn't cut from the game, all you have to do is leave the cave, move 2 tiles on the worldmap, come back and you have a marker on the map that gets you inside the Vault. There's 3 levels and a few quests there, plus a whole bunch of gear.
He wasn't referring to the interior maps, rather the interior section that took place prior to leaving the Vault
Great stuff. Thanks for reminding us regularly just how deep and intricate FO has been for so many years. Nuclear apocalypse really is the gift that keeps on giving.
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The quest for the dead red Viper sounds like it would've been both hilarious & annoying & seeing a supermutant drive off into the sunset during the end credits sounds like it would've been hilarious
The walled city of robots controlled by a central computer sounds just like the yes man ending of fnv
More like the anti yes man.
"No man."
When I played the Fallout 1 in 2 mod for the first time along with no time limits I used the vault as a base and in rp kept bringing supplies, companions, and weapons back with the idea of beefing up the vault's ability to defend itself and increase quality of life. I feel a bit humbled knowing I accidently did what the creators originally intended. Makes being rejected from the vault at the end hit even more. I wasn't just out on some crusade, I was visiting friends and family, spending the holidays in the vault, bringing back supplies...weapons and armour, things they would realistically need and depleate stores of. I wasn't just some hero or legend, I was a (now former) citizen with a copy of the Scout's Handbook and a plasma rifle I'd never get back. Someone who went through hell and sacrificed, planned trips to be home on the right day for years. It felt less like a completion of a storyline and more like a 'start over' button on this imagined life. GG
If I recall correctly, there is a ghoul in the basement of the Followers of the Apocalypse building who tells you he's also from Vault 13.
This idea seems like it was the framework for New Vegas and Mr House.
Utopia sounds like an episode of Twilight Zone or the *cough* interesting fmv game I sorta forgot about, Harvester. One of the few games mom forbid me to play on my Aunt's PC, lol.
"She died of natural causes, son. You can't live without a spine."
That game is So. Damn. Bizarre.
Unrelated but Fun Fact about another city in Southern California, Breaking Bad was going to be set in Riverside but couldnt afford to shoot the show there and chose New Mexico as a cheaper option.
"All creative endeavors are business" is a statement you do not want to hear from any creative artist
I mean in an ideal utopian society yes, but in reality Fallout only got a sequel because its sales exceeded its budget.
@@TriangleCity fallout 2 came out a single year after fallout 1. With 9 months of dev time. barely enough time for the sales figures to hit the office
Let’s goooo perfect timing bro always with the bangers
the stuff with the car sounds hilarious, seems the rest of Interplay really didn't like that Viper lolz
and Irvine.....that place sounds like hell
I actually thought you were talking about the in-game city description untill you mentioned Interplay. Crazy to think a place like this exists irl. I guess truth is stranger than fiction.
I grew up in Irvine. This wouldn't be totally innacurate.
Sounds kinda awful, but at least it looks like there's nice nature there
"Dumb as a bag of stupid" love it
This would make a great mod.
I completely forgot about that screen saver and I used it pretty much as standard.
Sweet more cut content being talked about
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I always hated how area 51 wasnt in new vegas.
If fallout had some star power, I can imagine Harrison ford voicing the overseer and hearing the cut lines makes me hear it a bit
Cool screensaver, kinda hope someone will upload it to wallpaper UI or something.
13:24 you can still go in Vault 13, unless you mean that it would have been a bigger place with more events
The latter
Having lived in Irvine for a substantial time, this makes sense. Lol
I can see why the Vault 13 Dweller mutant was cut since it introduces a plot hole. If the mutants had already gotten their hands on someone from the vault, and successfully mutated them, then there shouldn't be any reason why they don't already have Vault 13's location.
7:30 These lines and others would've humanised him and made it way harder to just shoot him at the end
As I recall, the door to Vault 13 does eventually open but only after a month or so of game time. You can annoy the other Vault dwellers and harass the Overseer for some bad advice.
First again! 😂 Triangle 4 ever!!! This one is close to home, my family lived in Irvine in the 60's and I was born in Anaheim in the 90's.
I was the first to like, but you were the first to comment🤙 Triangle forever🙌
Never been, but does the description the Black Isle devs give ring true? Sounds like HOA on FEV.
@@putinsoupin5094 Love ya man.
Utopia could have fit in the setting as a full display of the faillings of the old world. I would have been similar to what they tried to do with the NCR
Isn't there a guy in the Follower's area that was sent out from vault 13? But he got mutated into a ghoul or something?
There is! I totally forgot about that guy
6:51, I dunno if it was mentioned or talked about in the video or by anyone in the comments, but this kinda feels like a 'not quite' easter egg to Star Wars: "You're our only hope," but then doesn't, it was kinda funny when I heard it
1:38 - "... Dumb As A Bag Of Stupid!" 🤣
Such a good line lol
@@TriangleCity So funny yet so straight forward.
Dig the Icewind Dale track playing in the background 🤘🤘
You're def the only person to recognize it 🖤🖤🖤
Since English isn't my first language, I might have misunderstood something, but are you telling us in the vid that you cannot enter Vault 13 in the Fallout 1?
No, you can enter Vault 13, but the interior section prior to leaving the Vault at the start of the game was cut.
Dude i remember this background music (10:10) from icewind dale, been looking for title for since i lost my old cds.
Probably Skeleton of a Town :)
Irvine is what people imagine Hollywood to be its greaT
Car quest would have made me mad angry, i am glad its cut content
What time zone you in always late when you upload!? not mad..😂 I stay up a lot anyways , and it’s nice to have something to watch while working. ✌️
East Coast. I'm usually more productive with editing at night, so that's typically when i finish projects, particularly if they're longer videos
@@TriangleCity Same.. I’m always glad to watch your content. Take care peace.✌🏼
13:17 honestly it would be really cool if the siege actually happened in real time but, you could still stop it with the weapons you gathered. That way theres no time limit to beat the game, but there is consequences if you don’t do it fast enough.
I thought the city was triangle city
Simply put. The vault is running out of Monster. No Monster, no vault 😎
Sounds almost like Watoga in Fallout 76. Once you complete Mayor for a day it's the safest city in Appalachia. Considering it's in cranberry bog, the Caelid of fallout 76, that's saying something.
Isn’t there an entire state cut from Van Buren/New Vegas?
Very nice, thanks!!!
Lol......"You're our only....chance, I guess." They knew what they were teasing.
Fallout 1 devs: "Our game has a grim tone and is no place for parodies of our real life studio or town."
Bethesda: "Fill the game with jokes and uppity music, and add our office building to the game!"
I don't think the Bethesda ruins was based on their offices (Bethesda, Maryland _is_ a real place, and Bethesda the company had long since left there by the time of FO3's development), though I wouldn't be surprised if Bethesda as a location being included was still an in-joke relating to Bethesda the company's name and former home.
They did change their minds with Fallout 2
11:45 Idk if it's good that they removed it or nah, I just wish there was more quests
Unironically would have been perfect.
Oh my what's this new information I never heard about
There is also another dead vault 13 dweller at the gun runners
Oooh good call! Forgot about that one :)
Dude if they had joke cutscenes…
If his sport car kept breaking down he probably wasnt maintaing it and just rag ing it everwhere.
Now I'm imagining him driving like a maniac and giving the surprise Pikachu face when it kept breaking down 😂
Kinda makes me think of vault city
Irvine wouldve worked in FO2
Wouldn't have felt out of place there at all
The thing about the Vault prologue in Fallout 3 is it simply TAKES FAR TOO FUCKING LONG. The Temple of trials in Fallout 2 very much hated for good reason too.
Sounds like covenant
Did anyone else notice at 6:00 minutes in the last of us theme song is playing in the back ground
You forgot about the tribe of racoon people thst lived near the glow. That would have been interesting too.
I covered that last year!
is that the gerudo valley theme in the background??
Sounds like a HOA only tamer.
Part 8? Can you put these in a playlist?
It's already in a playlist
“Wow! Nuclear war bad!”
*over the players head*
“California SUCCCKS!”
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🐍 no step on Snek! 🇺🇸🇭🇰
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The US exploded about 1000 nukes in Nevada
Fallouts understanding of nuclear physics is kind of starting to make it come across as just another satirical anti nuclear hit piece that's stuck in the 90s with very little chance of keeping up with the times despite how entertaining it is.
Bethesda should recycle this into their next fallout game
Tranquility Lane kind of does something similar but just in vr form. It does kind of remind me of something from a boy and his dog which Fallout took a lot of inspiration from.
Bryan Fargo already put it in Wasteland 2
We could have gotten RadAnteaters
Would you ever do Fallout 4 cut content?
I've made 5 videos on it
10:30 what's the music called.
Sounds like Irvine to me. Laguna Beach is even worse.
It still should be this ! FALLOUT 4 COULDN'T EVEN DO THIS SIMPLE TASK 😂
The vault does get attacked by super mutants and vault 13 has interior...have u played fallout? Not 3 4 nvegas...fallout? I have 4 origional copies if u need, not the ones where time limit is removed the masters army attacks
He didn't mean that the interior maps were cut, but that the interior section prior to the start of the game was cut out. And while Super Mutants can potentially attack the Vault, they definitely don't kidnap your family that you can then rescue.
always a little sad to hear that outro
i need this screensaver..
I can send it to you!
@@TriangleCity :D
@@evilgenius97 archive.org/details/goodies_202201
So how much of Irvine got re-imagined as Mr House and his New Vegas? Also, did the developers have a conceptualisation of Mr House as something more than another pre-war name before the idea of Irvine city was developed?
Nope not even close. Mr House is actually viable choice of faction unlike Irvine and way waaaay less dystopian
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It was good to cut all of that. The locations feel out of place within the scope of the story, the items are pointless, and the old ui would have just caused more issues along the way - for example if you want to add more weapon modes. The prolonged V13 intro just makes you take longer to get into the actual game, and everyone who did some scripting in Fo1/2 will know that the scene would have never worked out that way anyways.
13:35 NOOOO B-BUT FALLOUT NEW VEGAS IS WAY BETTER!!!!!!
#DHTK #DihTech
"animation for children and midgets getting lit on fire" 😂
Hahaha I hate Irvine
First
You do actually find another vault dweller from V13, who was sent out before you. You can meet him in the basement of the library in Boneyard. He is also partially turned into a mutant. People usually miss that but I've beat F1 more than 30 times.
Other than that I'm normal. Mostly.
Man i miss the Washington Metro on FO3, creepy and a Spelunkers dream.