Gaarrrryyyyyyy Fun little fact, i was 16 at the time i was playing (22 now) fallout 3 at night and went into the vault with Gary's for the first time.. Me not knowing any of this shit, was sneaking (as i always do) through the hallways and all of a sudden i heard "Garyyyyy"... That shit like seriously freaked me out because i thought someone was actually in my room standing right behind me!! I didn't realize it came from the fucking game, it was the scariest moment i experienced in Fallout 3 :p As my vengeance, i killed each and every one of the Garyyy's, besides... myself. TEM TEM TEEEEM. Edit: I never thought this would get so many likes, i am glad that my near death experience is so joyful to all of you xD
Gary now I know- -I was wrong We messed up and now we’re gone ... ... ... Gary I’m sorry I created you- -Oh I never expected you- To load a gun and kill us -Cause we are not clones!
actually, you guys DID miss something, about vault 77 specifically. in Paradise Falls, the slaver town up to the north-westerly part of the map, there's a vault 77 jumpsuit in the paradise falls slaver barracks, with a holotape of a fellow slaver telling us about how they found this jumpsuit out in the wasteland, and feared the legend that wore it, trying to dissuade the other slavers to get rid of the thing, as to not draw the puppet man to their headquarters.
kromwell smith Apologies, that's actually in one of the vault overhaul mods... thought it was part of the original game. Still, vanilla Fallout 3 is very boring like that.
Vault 69: 999 Women, 1 Man. Many men's dream, I should imagine, but if you think about it for more than 2 seconds, you realise how twisted this really is. As is it's sister Vault, Vault 96: 999 Men, 1 Woman. Bethesda really came up with some weird sh*t for Fallout. And god I love them for it
James Darkwood 68 and 69 aren't from Bethesda. They are from the Fallout Bible written by Chris Avellone, who was with Interplay at the time. (he worked on Fallout 2, the Fallout 3 we never got, and New Vegas)
Veritas 1995 I mean, it's the perfect time! The public will be too busy dealing with nuclear armageddon to care about 'lesser', unethical experiments taking place underground! That way, you could run your experiments, and be done before society was reestablished and they'd start blaming you for unethical experimentation!
Dagmara Suszczynska I know, I'd still like to see more control vaults with living populations. Whether they are in civil war with eachother or completely functional like 101
Dagmara Suszczynska Actually, Vault 101 was not a control vault. Their experiment was that the overseer was left instructions to never open the doors, and the equipment powering the vault had a significantly longer lifespan than normal vault, which would switch to secondary systems after a mere 80-120 years.
Travek Maxwell the experiment for 101 was no room and food would run out over time. The doors where always unlock the key to them was giving to the overseer which is why you need to get the key and password to get out.
Vault 101 was one of the few vaults that didn't have a experiment. Technically they did, which was that no one was allowed to leave. But other than that, it was a normal vault.
Joshua Balsavage Unless he became an intelligant ghoul or a mutant of some kind, his corpse would probably be the only thing you could find. On a side note, what if the puppet is a unique unarmed weapon?!
Darien Danque in fallout 3 in the town with all the slave owners and such, had puppet man's vault suit and the mercenaries there left a note saying they wouldn't touch it because someone said it was his.. supposedly after he killed the slave owners he went around wiping out many other raider and slaver encampments all over the wasteland and they didn't even want to have the suit at all incase he came back for it and killed them all.
RedZeds I know that, im saying what if in Fallout 4 (Which has been confirmed to be taking place somewhere north) we find him mutated or his corpse with the puppet on him.
do fallout 4. I already have one for you. Vault 95. It was a vault mainly for drug addicts. Its not disturbing but kinda sad. Vault tec waited 5 years for the people to cope up with their drug addiction, and when they thought they have moved on to it, vault tec just threw a shit load of drugs infront of them and watched them kill for it.
John S It's slightly different, just slightly. The cordyceps in TLOU and the spore plants in Fallout are both based on real fungus species, but the way they work are different.
John S I don't like horror games, i think Fallout gives reasonable amount of horror and creepyness and "jump scares" as enemies jump at your screen (dogs and nightstalkers in Old World Blues dlc for NV ugh) BUT VAULT 22! I HATE THAT PLACE! I can't go there if i am alone or it's dark outside, i have to have friend with me, vault 22 is just too scary for me, haven't done the mission for the mccarran dude nor thorn quest for the lady you can have sex with. but VAULT 22 IS JUST BIG NOPE FOR ME!
JustAnd13 Wtf really dude? I didn't find it that creepy, just like any other vault... the spore carriers aren't even that scary... you should probably bring companions with you and put some happy music in the radio?
Tried it, still my heart jumped out through my throat when i see one carrier sitting in the bush, just sitting not engaging...don't know why that place creeps me out, once i just explored the wasteland with new character and approached vault 22 and saw the plants in front of the vault, went running away and put curtains over windows because it was dark and i had to do something else so i wouldn't have nightmares that night
I hate that you can't go back there. Also makes me wonder what it would be like to go back in there, they should make a sequal to Fallout 3 so we can see. And they should make it so we could go in there after all that time. 😕😊
*Almost* every vault had the purpose of being a messed-up experiment. The infamous Vault 13 from Fallout's 1 and 2 was the only control group I remember being mentioned, but a failure in their water-chip kind of screwed everything up.
i think that the water chip was designed to fail or something to force them to leave the unlimited safety of the vault and how they'd do it. the ironic part is that there was no one left to oversee the vault tech project after the bombs fell.
I only played Fallout NV, but I´m superhyped for Fallout 4, because it´s gonna be magnificent. And thanks too these vault facts, I think I´ll buy Fallout 3 too...
Would you rather be put into a sealed hole underground and be a subject for a deadly experiment or pay sixty dollars to get a game that you don’t even need to buy? I thought not.
Knight David I prefer Anarchy - no ruling class, all political power is fully decentralized and all decisions are made at the local level by autonomous communities that act according to their own values.
+Hairy Gentleman yeah but they thought they would all die if they didnt so if you think about it not sacrificeing anyone is that same as killing any children or infants inside the vault.
+Tifa Lockhart That part when you're in the sacrifice room and the computer says "There is no choice. You must sit in the chair." was probably the creepiest moment in any Fallout game for me. Pretty difficult for my melee build too, you have to fight four military sentry bots at the same time. Plasma mines helped.
+alchemist889 That part took me by surprise. Thankfully, I found a spot where turrets wouldn't reach me and I could deal with 2 sentry bots at a time. That and powerful plasma weapons.
Boink Ogre It can't be. In the sacrificial chamber there are 16 skeletons, so that means 16 sacrifices. The sacrifices were held annually so that means that the Vault was abandoned about 16-17 years after the war, and in order for No Bark to be the sole survivor he would have to be more than 200 years old.
So with example number one they wanted to create a super soldier in Vault 92 and they were going to do it with a violinist, a cellist, a flutist, and an oboe player? Okay, well maybe the conductor had waved his arms around enough to get buff.
+Young Frankenstein Well, you got to remember it was a psychological experiment after all, to see if their methods worked. Not a physical enhancement, Captain America thing. Let's take these artists, these intellectually inclined, self-expressive individuals who devote thought and energy to harmony and creation... and see if we can turn them into mindlessly obedient killing machines.
+Gagoushou Exactly, as you said, it's because it was an experiment. Now if you wanna see it played straight; turning soldiers into super-soldiers, take a look at Mariposa military base experiments done by the pre-war government... and by The Master later on as well.
That would be so cool if you played as the last survivor of Vault 11 and it's based in the mid-West. That would be one hell of an intro if you see 4 random people committing suicide after discovering the truth.
+Ray Tavarez Really? The Vault that locked up a bunch of school children and literally killed the weak ones is not interesting? *Are Fallout Hunger Games not good enough for you? Are you not entertained by the bloodshed of children?* Is having a bunch of chem-addicted people fight to the death for said chems not good enough? What about Vault 114? Cramming a bunch of high life families into tiny rooms, far unsanitary to be living in? Oh yes, did I mention there were *babies and children* there too? Fallout 4's Vaults were some of my favorites, to be honest. I'd like to hear your side of the story opposing the interest of said Vaults, tho ☺
***** Skyrim came out a year after NV. Ill believe the TES news when I see it at e3, but until then and with all these leaks and things pointing at F4, this hype train will remain at full speed. Not to say I wouldn't be stoked for a next gen TES game. Just, Fallout has to come first. No ifs, no buts.
17 of them, according to the wiki. Vault 3 succeeded until its entire population was murdered by the Fiends, Vault 8 resulted in Vault City, 15 wasn't technically a control but its experiment was really benign and it resulted in the NCR, 76 has never been featured and its fate is unknown, 81 wasn't supposed to be a control but ended up being one anyway, all others unknown. Most known cases of Vault inhabitants creating stable societies seem to have occurred in spite of Vault-Tec's best efforts, not because of them.
It would be cool if the puppet man was in fallout 4 and he could be a companion. He wouldn't have his suit though cause that's still at paradise falls.
That last one is a bit wrong. The 5 survivors did agree to suicide, but only 4 did it. There is in the holotape only heard 4 gunshots, and the last sound you hear is a sigh and a gun that is dropped to the ground. He/she went out to the wasteland, but we have still not learned anything from him or her.
Chris Hale Yeah, when you think about it what was the point of it? Not to mention the huge plot hole that is Jame's getting into the damn Vault to begin with. I just love it how they casually breeze right over the fact that James managed to not only break into a Vault that was under direct orders to never open ever again and remain sealed, became a doctor and raised a kid all while under the thumb of an Overseer who was probably told by the previous Overseer the true point of the Vault. I'm just saying that's a huge freaking plot point that was breezed over without a single care in the world (unless it's told somewhere how he got in with a baby in his arms and a BOS Paladin escorting him.) And was Vault-Tec just going to watch Vault 101 indefiantly? I'm pretty sure Vault-Tec is gone by the start of FO 3.
***** I thought I heard that once Vault 101's doors were closed they were never meant to be opened. Could have sworn that's what the guy said at the very beginning of the game during the intro sequernce. I see now that was the original intent for the Vault, my mistake. But by the way they spoke and the whole "We are born in the Vault, we die in the Vault" kinda made it sound like those doors have not been opened since 2077.
MrSecify No, they decided to defy the vault's orders. The orders were to periodically elect a sacrifice, and thus they decided to all present themselves. Due to the act of selflessness, the computer revealed that was the true purpose, and rewarded them with leaving the vault. Because of this shocking news, and how they had acted to preserve their own lives by ending others', they decided to kill themselves together. One survivor was left, and left the vault.
MrSecify Basically they were told they had to sacrifice one person each year or everybody in the vault would die. One block tried to do a hostile takeover, everybody died but five of them. Instead of sacrificing one of the remaining five, all five decided they would all kill themselves by letting the vault's computer kill them(by poison or explosion or whatever method it would use.) What ended up happening is that they found out they never had to sacrifice anyone, when the time came to sacrifice someone and when no one was sacrificed, the computer opened the vault door and said they were free to go. The experiment was to see if people would actually kill one person each year so that the rest could live. They were never supposed to sacrifice anyone. It was a test to see if they would actually do it. When the last five people found this out when the computer said congratulations for your selflessness 4 of the 5 decided to kill themselves anyway instead of leave the vault.
Trehlas I 13 was supposed to (and did obviously) have major water supply issues, 15 was made super diverse to test who knows what racism I guess, Vault 12 in Necropolis had an intentionally malfunctioning front door so they all became ghouls, Vault 8 was the only control vault. Oddly enough the control vault ended up producing the most fucked up group. Vault 8/City was a bunch of slave owning bigots, 15s residents became the 3 major gangs + Shady Sands/NCR, 12s inhabitants were a bit crazy because ghoulification, and 13s water problems and subsequent rebellion were the main reason for FO1/2 even happening. Not interesting you say?
Doperooni You not 100% correct there... Vault 13 was designed to stay sealed for 150 years then open, it failed because the water chip broke after only 80 years, forcing them to open the vault pre-maturely and fail the study.
southparkkenny2 if i remember correctly they should have reserved chip but there was a problem with transportation so all water chips gone to vault 8 and vault 13 got a GECK instead of them.
jake Salmonds The mutants of Vault 87 were indeed crafted by the denizens of the vault. While the experiment may have been issued by the US government, it was still conducted in one of the vaults against the people living there.
caleb osborne FEV Virus is a tautology - it's either Forced Evolutionary Virus or FEV, FEV virus means '' forced evolutionary virus virus '', sorry to be that guy.
I mean I kinda like the Gary clones they're oddly charming. Also the Spore Creature's where co created by the ThinkTank at the BigMT. You can encounter a spore carrier by the name of "patient zero" if I remember right.
You're wrong... vault 108 was what was stated in the video, take a look on the wiki. The Garys are just something else, the bad thing that happened, not the original experiment
A couple Of Notes. Vault 92 fell apart because of what the Overseer's job entailed, where he performed the white noise experiment without any safety procedures by playing the noise in the sleeping quarters of the residents instead of the testing rooms they were suppose to. He did this because those were the orders for the vault test itself given to him by vault tech. Vault 34 The boomers are actually the decendance of the vault dwellers that managed to get out of the vault. The experiment itself was to see what would happen with overcrowding and too many weapons. When violence started to happen the overseer locked down the armory, can't remember if that was before or after someone planted a bomb in the swimming pool or something like that. Vault 108 in addition to what you had stated vault 108 was supposedly meant to see about the use of cloning to supplement the work force, or just to test the theory of cloning itself. Vault 112 In addition to what you started vault 112 had programs in place so that when the restarts would occur none of the residents would know or remember what had happened before. In addition to what you said the vaults collasp happened mainly from an AI, can't remember if it was faulty or programed to be the way it was, but it took the rout of the idea "They want to smoke, make them smoke a carton and they wont want to smoke again." So it pumped all of the drugs into the system. Vault 77 was to test prolonged social isolation, the puppetman most likely developed schizophrenia and multiple personality disorder to cope with the loneliness.
you have to remember here that vault 87 experiments were a continuation of the experiments at The Glow. Somehow Enclave had managed to retain some samples of FEV and were unaware of the results, possibly due to lack of research notes or because they aquired the samples after the events of Fallout 1 and 2.
***** I facepalmed so hard during that sentence, no offense. Enclave = America Government Brotherhood of Steel = America Military. AceGamer40K Technically but it was Vault-Tech that started The Great War, since he wanted to fulfill his dream of starting Nuclear Armgeddon.
NWO BTW u missed that one vault where they did cloning, upon entering you encounter multiple hostiles all named Garry & u discovered the original Garry commited suicide.
Daniel Crash New Vegas was better, and brought more things into the game. (Also its better because they game them like 2 years to make NV, while Bethesda had like 5. And New Vegas was great, and for the time they had they did an amazing job)
I'm highly convinced No-Bark Nanoon is the sole Vault 11 survivor. Same voice actor, I'm almost certain, for one. Novac is close to vault 11. If he headed south it is the first town. As for his insanity, he mentions several radscorpion stings, as well as the obvious psychological and emotional trauma the Vault 11 events would be responsible for. It is possible that in his first moments in his new wasteland environment, his lack of armour and training and merely a pistol would not save him from being overan by the scorpions and he needed Ada's dubious medical aid when made it to Novac. Its just a speculation.
The Raptor God The war only happened 200 years ago. I'm not sure what you mean. The vault 11 uprising and civil war could indeed have been a while ago, perhaps FO1 era 2150's ish, I can't find any dates in Vault 11 to pin down the event but it certainly happened in the period between 2077 and sometime before 2281. I'd say several decades before the Battles of Hoover Dam given the vault's condition.
You should watch The Divide 2011, it perfectly depicts a Vault social experiment, even though the movie itself has nothing to do with the Fallout franchise.
Whoami691 It's like a mix of Vault 11(without the sacrificing and voting part, just the the rape) and 12. You have to watch it in order to get the idea. It's pretty horrifying though, I mean it's one thing to read what happened in the Vaults via the terminals, but to actually see something similar to them, is just scary.
well, i knew this all, but it was quite entertaining to hear it again. You quite good storyteller, must admit. A bit disappointed that you forget all Fallout 4 vaults.
Well, Vault 12, which became known as Necropolis; Where the door was deliberately designed to not close. Vault 13, Extreme Isolation for 200 years. LA "Show Vault" (not directly an experiment) but became home to the Master; and his Super Mutants.Vault 15, Study of radical ideologies, later became the 'birthplace' of The Khans, The Jackals, The Vipers, and also the home of the NCR. Source Info: fallout.gamepedia.com/List_of_known_Vaults
Also, I feel like Bethesda was thinking of a certain, Botany-based musical, (the film form of which stars Rick Moranis and Steve Martin, and Bill Murray), when they made 22, or as I like to call it: The Little Vault of Horrors.
+TigerishNose9 Vault 101 wasn't that normal, either. It was meant to be never opened, forcing its inhabitants to never see the light of day ever again. That's where the whole "Born in the vault, die in the vault" comes from in Vault 101.
When you're in a nuclear explosion you're supposed to stick your thumb up and close 1 eye. If the cloud is bigger than your thumb than you're in the radiation zone. That's what the Vault Boy was doing
+Nicholas Martin (NICNINJA357) In the event of a nuclear explosion you are supposed to be able to look up at the mushroom cloud, hold up your thumb, and close one eye: if the cloud is bigger than your thumb then you're in the radiation zone and need to evacuate. That's what the Vault Boy is doing.
The clone vault is one of my favorites and the inspiration for my Paranoia character. Though you only see Gary clones in Fallout 3, there was a second set of surviving clones: a woman. Though the section of the vault her clones occupy is completely isolated to keep Gary clones out, as well as the player. In the super mutant vault, it should be noted that most men die when exposed to the FEV. Super mutants seen throughout the Fallout games are dominantly female, not that it matters since they are sterile. In the mobile app Fallout Shelter it is possible to make your own vault experiments. Some of the easiest of which to do is renaming everyone to Gary, ejecting all of one gender into the wasteland to die, or even ejecting all non pregnant adults into the wasteland. The last of which is interesting as pregnant women and children cannot die in the game, making them immune to the effects of starvation and radiation and they will always flee from disasters such as raiders or roaches.
To me, the most horrifying vault was Bakersfield, CA (AKA "Necropolis"), just because of how cruel it was. The vault was set not to be able to be sealed, so you had 1000 people, told they would be able to survive the end of the world, packing up their things, leaving loved ones behind, facing survivor's guilt-- only for the doors to remain open and all of them to either be incinerated in the firestorm that burned Bakersfield to the ground, or those that survived the heat and suffocating flames were all ghouled.
+Splinterbee They had enough food to last for 180 days (roughly 6 months), and the food wouldn't have lasted longer than that. But the All-Clear never came and they decided to rebel. Also, the overseer was too damn generous with the rations.
you missed vaults 68 and 69. in vault 68, there were 999 men and 1 woman and in 69, there were 999 women and 1 man. all 2000 of them died. There is also vault 111 where a terrible internal disaster killed all but 1 resident and you play as this resident in Fallout 4
I read a newspaper article in an abandoned building that was about the pint-sized killer. I was so scared when I was done reading, I was almost sure he'd be behind me.
My dad and I personally are a big fans of Fallout 3. We know a tunnel side enterance in Little Lamplight caverns, that isn't guarded by supermutants, but it's also abandoned, with a sign near the metal fence, that says: ''Nothing''! It's a jammed security door with a terminal, that lead's to Vault 87, however the door require's a 50(+) brainiac in science, and a hard access code, unless you have a ''Hacker'' perk to crack it in second chance! When your successful with all that, you enter a large computer room with a window on the left, and blood covered floor, not to mention walls, skeletons on the table with ammunition, and rake bed's in the middle. From there, you go through the next door, that take's you upstairs with no lights to the main enterance of the vault!
in fallout 3 one vault is so radiated that the vault members could not leave through the front door and there were no other exits, eventually turning all the dwellers into super mutants and ghouls, one person managed to escape by tunneling his way through the back of the vault and died shortly after when a super mutant followed him, knocked him unconscious, and feasted on his dead corpse
Regarding Vault 106, it is generally believed that the "Survivors" are actually Raiders and Wastelanders who stumbled into the Vault, where the psychoactive drugs caused them to believe they were Vault Dwellers. Many of the "Survivors" have skin lesions or hair-styles/colours typically associated with the Wasteland, and you can find items such as Merc Outfits and Leather Armour inside. Furthermore, given the rapid decay of Vaults, it is unlikely that these people have survived for more than a century.
Vault 106 had scary hallucinations. While walking through a hallway everything suddenly turned purple and you would see Dad or other Vault 101 residents walking in the distance. I explored the entire cave and found a doctor/scientist guy using these apparitions to attack you.
The first time I played Vault 106, there was a wasteland doctor walking outside. When I came back out, she was still there and then walked to me then said: "Are you OK? That was some of the good stuff." ... What the hay.
The puppet man is one of my favourite stories of fallout lore and did you know you can find a vault suit with the number 77 on it aswell, there is also a holotape saying that the suit needs to be burned or he will come looking for it
Look up "Vault" on Fallout Wikia. There's a list. Vault 12's door was designed to not close properly so everyone got irradiated: result is Ghouls (Necropolis, Fallout 1) Vault 27, 2000 entered when it was only designed for 1000 Vault 29, all inhabitants were under the age of 15 Vault 36, The only food available was some strange, watery gruel Vault 53, Most of the equipment was designed to break down every few months. While repairable, the breakdowns were intended to stress the inhabitants unduly. Vault 56, All entertainment tapes were removed except those of one particularly bad comic actor. These are the more interesting ones not mentioned in comments below
I forget the number, but in new Vegas, the vault currently inhabited by powder Granger's was filled with kidnapped people with mental diseases. They were placed in red and blue factions, and according to the entries, someone was slowly poisoning the air, and they presumably all killed each over
Gaarrrryyyyyyy
Fun little fact, i was 16 at the time i was playing (22 now) fallout 3 at night and went into the vault with Gary's for the first time.. Me not knowing any of this shit, was sneaking (as i always do) through the hallways and all of a sudden i heard "Garyyyyy"... That shit like seriously freaked me out because i thought someone was actually in my room standing right behind me!! I didn't realize it came from the fucking game, it was the scariest moment i experienced in Fallout 3 :p As my vengeance, i killed each and every one of the Garyyy's, besides... myself. TEM TEM TEEEEM.
Edit: I never thought this would get so many likes, i am glad that my near death experience is so joyful to all of you xD
Gary S Man... That's fucked up O_O
Gary S Really, the whole age thing was inconsequential...
He had to become the alpha
Dylan Bryant Lol, damn straight!!
hameythehamster It didn't feel good ^^
***** You're right, it wasn't. Yet i didn't see the harm in mentioning it ^^
Gary.... **creepy smile**
Xadaj127 ( brandishes shotgun ) Stay back !
Agent Washington Gary, Gary, Gary! **Takes out lead pipe**
You're going down, freak ! ( fires )
Agent Washington GARY!!!! **dies fast and painful**
( reloads ) Bound to be more of them..
Let's face it,in real life,VaultTec would be bought by Microsoft.
Lmao so true
Ben Wiseman I'm not so sure about that. Just wait for the release of the iPip-Boy, Apple will enslave us all.
ScorpiusX1973 Oh shiz.
Ben Wiseman or even worse disney yeah dun dun duuuuuuuuuuun
Judi Marks No. Disney is a movie company,and they're actually pretty good. Did you forget Pirates of the Caribbean? Or Star Wars?
Every time I hear Gary in that game, I can just imagine that little snail from sppngebob popping up out of nowhere
Gary now I know-
-I was wrong
We messed up
and now we’re gone
...
...
...
Gary I’m sorry I created you-
-Oh I never expected you-
To load a gun and kill us
-Cause we are not clones!
I think snail Garry too
Kenway2059 meow
Dont let the name fool you he's a tough bastard
That vault is actually in fallout shelter the mission is called *"CHECK OUT THE EXPERIMENTS IN OTHER VAULTS"*
actually, you guys DID miss something, about vault 77 specifically. in Paradise Falls, the slaver town up to the north-westerly part of the map, there's a vault 77 jumpsuit in the paradise falls slaver barracks, with a holotape of a fellow slaver telling us about how they found this jumpsuit out in the wasteland, and feared the legend that wore it, trying to dissuade the other slavers to get rid of the thing, as to not draw the puppet man to their headquarters.
Nathaniel Paige That's what he said :P
kromwell smith
You can also actually find the puppet which is used as an unarmed weapon worn on the fist
The Harlequin where? i've upturned paradise falls a dozen times over, and i've found no such puppet.
The Harlequin That is false.
kromwell smith
Apologies, that's actually in one of the vault overhaul mods... thought it was part of the original game.
Still, vanilla Fallout 3 is very boring like that.
Vault 69: 999 Women, 1 Man.
Many men's dream, I should imagine, but if you think about it for more than 2 seconds, you realise how twisted this really is.
As is it's sister Vault, Vault 96: 999 Men, 1 Woman.
Bethesda really came up with some weird sh*t for Fallout. And god I love them for it
James Darkwood 68 and 69 aren't from Bethesda. They are from the Fallout Bible written by Chris Avellone, who was with Interplay at the time. (he worked on Fallout 2, the Fallout 3 we never got, and New Vegas)
James Darkwood
Wait... Vault... 69?
Bethesda... I applaud you. No matter how sick it is.
Michael Offner I know right
The one guy in vault 69's name was Lenny and he looked like this ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Saber hap Challenge accepted!
Alright, who's idea was it to conduct unauthorized psychological experiments during a nuclear holocaust?
Veritas 1995 The US Government's! :D
***** Well, CRAP.
Veritas 1995
I mean, it's the perfect time!
The public will be too busy dealing with nuclear armageddon to care about 'lesser', unethical experiments taking place underground!
That way, you could run your experiments, and be done before society was reestablished and they'd start blaming you for unethical experimentation!
SinerAthin Sadly, I think you're right.
+Aequitas 1995 not gonna lie i was pissing myself at this comment :'D can just imagine the voice you were saying it in hahaha :P
I find it disturbing that only SEVENTEEN vaults were actually meant to open on time and were not subjected to the experiments.
The project safehouse vaults?
And who lived in this seventeen vaults? Vault-Tech workers.
I loved the Vaults but would have loved to see more Vaults with actual living populations inside kinda like 101
Yea same here i would actually have when hearing about a vault from the npcs thinking there might be humans in there only to find monsters.
Sadistic CornBEEF Well the vault tec experiments aren't exactly ideal for long term survival.
Ricky Ray vault 101 was meant to be the "control" vault, thats why no creepy experimental stuff went on in there
Dagmara Suszczynska I know, I'd still like to see more control vaults with living populations. Whether they are in civil war with eachother or completely functional like 101
Dagmara Suszczynska Actually, Vault 101 was not a control vault. Their experiment was that the overseer was left instructions to never open the doors, and the equipment powering the vault had a significantly longer lifespan than normal vault, which would switch to secondary systems after a mere 80-120 years.
Psh, and people thought Vault 101 was bad.
Travek Maxwell Vault 101 was an experiment too
I know it was, but no where near as bad as the others.
Travek Maxwell the experiment for 101 was no room and food would run out over time. The doors where always unlock the key to them was giving to the overseer which is why you need to get the key and password to get out.
Vault 101 was one of the few vaults that didn't have a experiment. Technically they did, which was that no one was allowed to leave. But other than that, it was a normal vault.
Jakene Reaves
so true
It's lore like this that makes me really excited for Fallout 4, such an interesting universe.
Id like to come across the puppet man in fo4
Joshua Balsavage Unless he became an intelligant ghoul or a mutant of some kind, his corpse would probably be the only thing you could find.
On a side note, what if the puppet is a unique unarmed weapon?!
I want to see three-dog old with a beard
Darien Danque in fallout 3 in the town with all the slave owners and such, had puppet man's vault suit and the mercenaries there left a note saying they wouldn't touch it because someone said it was his.. supposedly after he killed the slave owners he went around wiping out many other raider and slaver encampments all over the wasteland and they didn't even want to have the suit at all incase he came back for it and killed them all.
RedZeds
I know that, im saying what if in Fallout 4 (Which has been confirmed to be taking place somewhere north) we find him mutated or his corpse with the puppet on him.
do fallout 4. I already have one for you. Vault 95. It was a vault mainly for drug addicts. Its not disturbing but kinda sad. Vault tec waited 5 years for the people to cope up with their drug addiction, and when they thought they have moved on to it, vault tec just threw a shit load of drugs infront of them and watched them kill for it.
that's disgusting and I like learning about fallout vaults
There was this father that killed his family for drugs in vault 95
I knew all of that from romancing cait
I'm scared to leave the sanctuary after the run in with a death claw ,short story I took it out with a pistol and no power armor
+allenk727 I had to loot while being chased
Vault 22 is the entire story backdrop, for The Last of Us.
John S It's slightly different, just slightly. The cordyceps in TLOU and the spore plants in Fallout are both based on real fungus species, but the way they work are different.
John S I don't like horror games, i think Fallout gives reasonable amount of horror and creepyness and "jump scares" as enemies jump at your screen (dogs and nightstalkers in Old World Blues dlc for NV ugh) BUT VAULT 22! I HATE THAT PLACE! I can't go there if i am alone or it's dark outside, i have to have friend with me, vault 22 is just too scary for me, haven't done the mission for the mccarran dude nor thorn quest for the lady you can have sex with. but VAULT 22 IS JUST BIG NOPE FOR ME!
JustAnd13 Wtf really dude? I didn't find it that creepy, just like any other vault... the spore carriers aren't even that scary... you should probably bring companions with you and put some happy music in the radio?
Tried it, still my heart jumped out through my throat when i see one carrier sitting in the bush, just sitting not engaging...don't know why that place creeps me out, once i just explored the wasteland with new character and approached vault 22 and saw the plants in front of the vault, went running away and put curtains over windows because it was dark and i had to do something else so i wouldn't have nightmares that night
JustAnd13 It's the ambiance that makes 22 really freaky.
And Vault 101's experiment iiiiisss...
*Spins a big wheel*
For the vault to never be opened! Congratulations to the residents of Vault 101. :D
Yeah that totally worked out in the end
Was actually trick dumb asses with brain washing that it never can open
Hijneneee
I hate that you can't go back there. Also makes me wonder what it would be like to go back in there, they should make a sequal to Fallout 3 so we can see. And they should make it so we could go in there after all that time. 😕😊
@@valeofshadows0118 Like, do you mean after the quest or after the start of the game?
GLaDOS would be proud of Vault 11
I think GLaDOS would've been proud of Vault-Tec as a whole...
More like Billy the jigsaw killer
I wonder if GLaDOS would be willing to ditch Aperture to work for vault tech
Also I wonder if vault tech's program to make GLaDOS release the residents after they discover the ruse would succeed in overpowering her
SHODAN: *"aM i A jOkE to yOu?"*
Jesus I thought each vault would be normal like in their app.Not each vault having sick twist.
Ikr and hey Gerald nice acting in the movie 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 finding dory
*Almost* every vault had the purpose of being a messed-up experiment. The infamous Vault 13 from Fallout's 1 and 2 was the only control group I remember being mentioned, but a failure in their water-chip kind of screwed everything up.
Brett Wilson in fallout 4 vault 89 was supposed to be an experiment but the people doing the experiment got attacked by there own pet mole rats
i think that the water chip was designed to fail or something to force them to leave the unlimited safety of the vault and how they'd do it. the ironic part is that there was no one left to oversee the vault tech project after the bombs fell.
Actually, the water chip wasn't designed to fail. That was an unexpected event that caused a crappy chain of events.
I only played Fallout NV, but I´m superhyped for Fallout 4, because it´s gonna be magnificent. And thanks too these vault facts, I think I´ll buy Fallout 3 too...
Crack Walker u missed out on fallout 3 rip
Crack Walker Waaaaaaaaaaatttttt!? Think? Do! Do get Fallout 3 (GOTY is best) and play it! (Also try Fallout 1, 2, and tactics, if you're on PC)
Crack Walker i played nv before 3, and you are spoilt in nv compared to 3. imo 3 is just a downgrade from nv. still ok, but not as good as nv
TheRetoohsprahsify Yes, yes, I will do :D Surprisingly I have Fallout 1 somewhere...I should try if it´ll work on my PC ;)
Crack Walker It'll work, but you have to download some patches online.
Still not as evil as EA
+Krank Remix impossible to be as evil as EA
Would you rather be put into a sealed hole underground and be a subject for a deadly experiment or pay sixty dollars to get a game that you don’t even need to buy?
I thought not.
Is that the vault with 1 man and 1000 of dlcs?
Hey Want To Pay $64 For DLC For A Game That Cost You $70 It's A Shit Deal
Felipe03000 what about the fcc
That last Fault sounds pretty interessting. How an entire community is based around that. With democracy and political parties etc.
timpyrules Really shows you "democracy" is at its core - rule by the mob...
Frank Castle Yes, Republic is always better.
Knight David I prefer Anarchy - no ruling class, all political power is fully decentralized and all decisions are made at the local level by autonomous communities that act according to their own values.
Frank Castle I agree; Republics always become authoritarian and loose their democratic qualities eventually
Doctor Rabbit Who said anything about countries? Personally, I prefer a return to tribalism over nation-states.
Vault 11 my favorite. A community who have to sacrifice a human being every year to appease a computer!
the vault would have been unlocked and they would be allowed to come and go as they please if they just refused to sacrifice anyone
+Hairy Gentleman yeah but they thought they would all die if they didnt so if you think about it not sacrificeing anyone is that same as killing any children or infants inside the vault.
+Tifa Lockhart That part when you're in the sacrifice room and the computer says "There is no choice. You must sit in the chair." was probably the creepiest moment in any Fallout game for me. Pretty difficult for my melee build too, you have to fight four military sentry bots at the same time. Plasma mines helped.
+alchemist889 That part took me by surprise. Thankfully, I found a spot where turrets wouldn't reach me and I could deal with 2 sentry bots at a time. That and powerful plasma weapons.
Then every body killed each other except 5 but the they would commit suicide but it was all a trick the computer tricked them
Holy shit. Talk about surviving from the explosion when you're gonna be experimented on anyway.
StewiebossFTW Some say it was the Vault-Tec CEO who launched the first missile just so the people would enter the vaults :o
Joshiplier the average Can't remember where I heard it from, but I definitely heard it somewhere.
StewiebossFTW Out of the Frying pan and into the Fire.
Meaty M8 Plays It Not from in-game, probably a fan theory.. Still feasible though, the game says a number of times that they were beyond powerful
***** I've only ever seen it raised in game that is was China or the USA
vault 69 is awesome in the lore. inhabited by 1 man and 999 women. would live in
A New Deal Come Feel the Beau Ideal That Feel When No QT GF theres another Vault where there were 999 men and one women
Hellll no, at first it would, then u have 99 baby's to raise , and they nag u to death... Its pure torture
Austin Cole Vault 68, iirc. That poor poor girl...
***** *shivers*
A New Deal Come Feel the Beau Ideal That Feel When No QT GF DEATH BY SNOO SNOO
i always thought the person who didnt commit suicide in vault 11 was no bark Noonan
Boink Ogre Or Doc in the intro to FNV remember he used to live in a vault.
Scott James yeh girl girl in vault 21 motel calls him dr mole butt I think
Boink Ogre It can't be. In the sacrificial chamber there are 16 skeletons, so that means 16 sacrifices. The sacrifices were held annually so that means that the Vault was abandoned about 16-17 years after the war, and in order for No Bark to be the sole survivor he would have to be more than 200 years old.
Richard Lyons hrmm, good point.
haha also typical dumb blonde if a remember right
So with example number one they wanted to create a super soldier in Vault 92 and they were going to do it with a violinist, a cellist, a flutist, and an oboe player? Okay, well maybe the conductor had waved his arms around enough to get buff.
+Young Frankenstein Good point... I mean the cellist probably had to lug around his cello so he should have some muscle
+Young Frankenstein Well, you got to remember it was a psychological experiment after all, to see if their methods worked. Not a physical enhancement, Captain America thing. Let's take these artists, these intellectually inclined, self-expressive individuals who devote thought and energy to harmony and creation... and see if we can turn them into mindlessly obedient killing machines.
Gagoushou Shit, that makes perfect sense!
+Gagoushou Exactly, as you said, it's because it was an experiment. Now if you wanna see it played straight; turning soldiers into super-soldiers, take a look at Mariposa military base experiments done by the pre-war government... and by The Master later on as well.
Wait, so did the white noise turn them into Mirelurks or did the Mirelurks just break in?
wow I missed out on so much by not hacking computer terminals or stopping to read
***** Vault 101 Was never meant to be opened, so I guess that was kinda helpful to The Lone Wanderer.
***** Th enclave wanted to monitor the vault experiments to find out how people would react to different situations. To help them rebuild earth
Phone The whole point was to experiment with social engineering - to create a population the enclave could control.
Phone The key is to take your cool time with these games and explore everything. The back stories you discover actually makes the game.
Gary Grant OMG GARY FROM VAULT 108?
That would be so cool if you played as the last survivor of Vault 11 and it's based in the mid-West. That would be one hell of an intro if you see 4 random people committing suicide after discovering the truth.
Travis Eltork the last survivor killed the the others because he didn't want to commit suicide like the others wanted
Actually you missed vault 69 witch is the best vault
Spell "which" right for gosh sake
+Kriegsmarine Königstiger hey I'm not American so sorry for bad spelling
Kairo Sombe my bad D: thought you were one of those idiot children that cant spell crap yea my bad...
+Kriegsmarine Königstiger it's ok
Kairo Sombe :P
Fallout 4's vaults are way less interesting sadly
+Ray Tavarez Really? The Vault that locked up a bunch of school children and literally killed the weak ones is not interesting? *Are Fallout Hunger Games not good enough for you? Are you not entertained by the bloodshed of children?*
Is having a bunch of chem-addicted people fight to the death for said chems not good enough?
What about Vault 114? Cramming a bunch of high life families into tiny rooms, far unsanitary to be living in? Oh yes, did I mention there were *babies and children* there too?
Fallout 4's Vaults were some of my favorites, to be honest.
I'd like to hear your side of the story opposing the interest of said Vaults, tho ☺
+Boom Katz Vault 114 was never actually used, it wasn't finished in time, but the idea was there either way.
Fallout fours vaults are intriguing yes but, they don:t come close to that simulation vault
+Ray Tavarez Perhaps if you delve deeper into the lore, you might find something worth while. :)
I did and i found the previous games more interesting sorry
that...was more fucked up than i imagined. holy fuck, really shows how evil humanity is, or rather, just how selfish and greedy it is.
Lmao it's a game mate. Wtf.
+PoisoningOrchid
Nazi's are people though, their mentality wasn't far from valt-tec's. At least the whole human experimentation aspect.
PoisoningOrchid Yeah... sure are breaking new ground here.
My reaction after the video was over was "holy shit".
+PoisoningOrchid
Actually, there are experiments similar to Vault Tec's
YES! Another Fallout vid.
Awesome stuff man. Love these!
God damn, F4 E3 reveal is getting closerrrrrrr ;D
***** I got my ticket lmao
Ejraaa Hoping they learn to count to 4 then Gaben came along....
Ejraaa hope they reveal ads and a uzi like smg
TheBox At least they got to 3...
***** Skyrim came out a year after NV. Ill believe the TES news when I see it at e3, but until then and with all these leaks and things pointing at F4, this hype train will remain at full speed.
Not to say I wouldn't be stoked for a next gen TES game. Just, Fallout has to come first. No ifs, no buts.
The vaults were never meant to save anyone....
JoeRingo118 only 5 of the vaults were intended for actual survival of the human race.the rest were for science
17 of them, according to the wiki. Vault 3 succeeded until its entire population was murdered by the Fiends, Vault 8 resulted in Vault City, 15 wasn't technically a control but its experiment was really benign and it resulted in the NCR, 76 has never been featured and its fate is unknown, 81 wasn't supposed to be a control but ended up being one anyway, all others unknown. Most known cases of Vault inhabitants creating stable societies seem to have occurred in spite of Vault-Tec's best efforts, not because of them.
we are going to see what was the fate of 76 XD
You forgot about vault 3
That's the point...
It would be cool if the puppet man was in fallout 4 and he could be a companion. He wouldn't have his suit though cause that's still at paradise falls.
MrLolthingy
He'd have to be a Ghoul, because he'd have been sealed in the vault over two hundred years ago.
MrLolthingy A ghoul with a vault boy puppet on his hand
And depending the puppet he wields he abilities would change.
MrLolthingy his suit is not in paradise falls, my fallout 3 character has it stored in his megaton house
Dean Ocean
Lol, I don't know about that.
FALLOUT 4 PLEASE
TheTork4 its been confrimed
Mr Cobra TheTork4 Go to the E3 it will be presented there (Hopefully vehicles will be added even if they are only motorcycles)
TheTork4 I know, man! I can't wait.
***** We'll wait until they'va made their E3 presentation to know if there will be vehicles ^^
TheTork4 What if they scrap fallout 4?
That last one is a bit wrong. The 5 survivors did agree to suicide, but only 4 did it. There is in the holotape only heard 4 gunshots, and the last sound you hear is a sigh and a gun that is dropped to the ground. He/she went out to the wasteland, but we have still not learned anything from him or her.
+Morten Bakke He said that right at the end of the video
+Theblaster125 Yeah. True. how did i miss that. I must have missheard earlier.
He said that, he wasn't wrong
In one of the fallout games in the gutter we will find him/her count on it
+guywithabadcamera future*
The vault with 999 men and 1 woman is the most horrible one
exactly
+seby theboss not as bad
@@BreXiaN did you just agree with your own comment?
lol... srsly i stopped here just to read about the vault but... hahaha
69 isn't even that horrible but being empaled by 999 penises is actually insane
And were there any crazy experiments or anything going on for Vault 101? I dont remember
Tibor Tibenszky Thats it? Well thats lame ha
Chris Hale Yeah, when you think about it what was the point of it? Not to mention the huge plot hole that is Jame's getting into the damn Vault to begin with. I just love it how they casually breeze right over the fact that James managed to not only break into a Vault that was under direct orders to never open ever again and remain sealed, became a doctor and raised a kid all while under the thumb of an Overseer who was probably told by the previous Overseer the true point of the Vault. I'm just saying that's a huge freaking plot point that was breezed over without a single care in the world (unless it's told somewhere how he got in with a baby in his arms and a BOS Paladin escorting him.) And was Vault-Tec just going to watch Vault 101 indefiantly? I'm pretty sure Vault-Tec is gone by the start of FO 3.
MrRjwagner weren't they let in due to the population becoming to homogeneous ?
I may be wrong but I believe it was to see how long a single gene pool could go for
***** I thought I heard that once Vault 101's doors were closed they were never meant to be opened. Could have sworn that's what the guy said at the very beginning of the game during the intro sequernce. I see now that was the original intent for the Vault, my mistake. But by the way they spoke and the whole "We are born in the Vault, we die in the Vault" kinda made it sound like those doors have not been opened since 2077.
In Fallout 4 the Vault Nick is found in wooden blocks around the place spell "GARY"
Bio Zombie illuminati confirmed
I've found 13 places that have Gary blocks
There's also blocks that spell out Gary in a subway station you enter in The Big Dig
They committed suicide and then found out that that's exactly what computer wanted? Wait, what?!
yeah , its like going to bed to sleep ,beeing alive and wake up next morning beeing dead.and then realizing.someone killed you while.you slept
MrSecify
No, they decided to defy the vault's orders. The orders were to periodically elect a sacrifice, and thus they decided to all present themselves. Due to the act of selflessness, the computer revealed that was the true purpose, and rewarded them with leaving the vault. Because of this shocking news, and how they had acted to preserve their own lives by ending others', they decided to kill themselves together. One survivor was left, and left the vault.
MrSecify Basically they were told they had to sacrifice one person each year or everybody in the vault would die. One block tried to do a hostile takeover, everybody died but five of them. Instead of sacrificing one of the remaining five, all five decided they would all kill themselves by letting the vault's computer kill them(by poison or explosion or whatever method it would use.) What ended up happening is that they found out they never had to sacrifice anyone, when the time came to sacrifice someone and when no one was sacrificed, the computer opened the vault door and said they were free to go. The experiment was to see if people would actually kill one person each year so that the rest could live. They were never supposed to sacrifice anyone. It was a test to see if they would actually do it. When the last five people found this out when the computer said congratulations for your selflessness 4 of the 5 decided to kill themselves anyway instead of leave the vault.
MrSecify Just take the core systems off the network and disarm the machine, weird how they just accepted it
MrSecify or better yet, just limit the choices to the elderly,
I'm very disappointed you didn't bring up any Fallout 1 &2 vaults, I was hoping to learn about vaults I didn't already know about.
Oh, I guess I rescind my disappointment then.
Trehlas I 13 was supposed to (and did obviously) have major water supply issues, 15 was made super diverse to test who knows what racism I guess, Vault 12 in Necropolis had an intentionally malfunctioning front door so they all became ghouls, Vault 8 was the only control vault.
Oddly enough the control vault ended up producing the most fucked up group.
Vault 8/City was a bunch of slave owning bigots, 15s residents became the 3 major gangs + Shady Sands/NCR, 12s inhabitants were a bit crazy because ghoulification, and 13s water problems and subsequent rebellion were the main reason for FO1/2 even happening. Not interesting you say?
Doperooni You not 100% correct there... Vault 13 was designed to stay sealed for 150 years then open, it failed because the water chip broke after only 80 years, forcing them to open the vault pre-maturely and fail the study.
No, they weren't, Vault 0 was the control. The rest had an effect/defect added in.
southparkkenny2 if i remember correctly they should have reserved chip but there was a problem with transportation so all water chips gone to vault 8 and vault 13 got a GECK instead of them.
Puppet Man is a badass.
6:46 That's a Pulitzer winner right there
Lmaoo
super mutants were made by the us government not a vault experiment
jake Salmonds
The mutants of Vault 87 were indeed crafted by the denizens of the vault. While the experiment may have been issued by the US government, it was still conducted in one of the vaults against the people living there.
Interesting, thankyou!
They were created by the FVE virus
caleb osborne FEV Virus is a tautology - it's either Forced Evolutionary Virus or FEV, FEV virus means '' forced evolutionary virus virus '', sorry to be that guy.
caleb osborne EBOLAAA
"Kill o' clock" that one made me taer up to laught XD
I was the Pint Sized Slasher with Bloody Mess perk on. It was brutal.
***** Hi Frank!
I mean I kinda like the Gary clones they're oddly charming.
Also the Spore Creature's where co created by the ThinkTank at the BigMT. You can encounter a spore carrier by the name of "patient zero" if I remember right.
First mistake, Last Mistake is a Megadeth line.
vault-tec... vault-tec never changes
This guy sounds like Dash Star seriously...
Yeh
it is
Gary?
Ace?
he is
You got 108 wrong too
A dweller called Gary broke into the cloning room and cloned himself a bunch of times
You're wrong... vault 108 was what was stated in the video, take a look on the wiki. The Garys are just something else, the bad thing that happened, not the original experiment
BoltBarkingatthemoon I know that but...
Hahahahaha, Gary!!!
Gaaaaarrryyyyy
A couple Of Notes.
Vault 92 fell apart because of what the Overseer's job entailed, where he performed the white noise experiment without any safety procedures by playing the noise in the sleeping quarters of the residents instead of the testing rooms they were suppose to. He did this because those were the orders for the vault test itself given to him by vault tech.
Vault 34 The boomers are actually the decendance of the vault dwellers that managed to get out of the vault. The experiment itself was to see what would happen with overcrowding and too many weapons. When violence started to happen the overseer locked down the armory, can't remember if that was before or after someone planted a bomb in the swimming pool or something like that.
Vault 108 in addition to what you had stated vault 108 was supposedly meant to see about the use of cloning to supplement the work force, or just to test the theory of cloning itself.
Vault 112 In addition to what you started vault 112 had programs in place so that when the restarts would occur none of the residents would know or remember what had happened before.
In addition to what you said the vaults collasp happened mainly from an AI, can't remember if it was faulty or programed to be the way it was, but it took the rout of the idea "They want to smoke, make them smoke a carton and they wont want to smoke again." So it pumped all of the drugs into the system.
Vault 77 was to test prolonged social isolation, the puppetman most likely developed schizophrenia and multiple personality disorder to cope with the loneliness.
There appears to be a running theme in the vaults of one man barely escaping. I find that kind of interesting.
The five survivors of Vault 11 were a reference to I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream!
you have to remember here that vault 87 experiments were a continuation of the experiments at The Glow. Somehow Enclave had managed to retain some samples of FEV and were unaware of the results, possibly due to lack of research notes or because they aquired the samples after the events of Fallout 1 and 2.
Vault 69. 1 gay man and 999 grannies. Didn't see that coming
Should i buy fallout 3
Because it's sounds compelling.
How did this virus or apocalypse start?
It was a nuclear war between America and China
Thanks :D
AceGamer40K I think en enclave bombed America. have you seen the Laure series of the Fallout Universe?
No :(
***** I facepalmed so hard during that sentence, no offense. Enclave = America Government Brotherhood of Steel = America Military.
AceGamer40K Technically but it was Vault-Tech that started The Great War, since he wanted to fulfill his dream of starting Nuclear Armgeddon.
These little things made me love Fallout, just entering a vault & reading what happened there & putting the pieces of the puzzle together :)
NWO BTW u missed that one vault where they did cloning, upon entering you encounter multiple hostiles all named Garry & u discovered the original Garry commited suicide.
***** Haha I totally missed that somehow :)
06:48 I love that poem
Fallout 3 is the best
unsubscribexxx Your opinion
unsubscribexxx u are obv an rpg noob if u think nv was better
***** I don't even played Fallout 1 or 2. Fallout 3 is the best one.
***** Nah i don't play games with outdated graphics, but i belive you it's probably good.
Daniel Crash New Vegas was better, and brought more things into the game. (Also its better because they game them like 2 years to make NV, while Bethesda had like 5. And New Vegas was great, and for the time they had they did an amazing job)
I'm highly convinced No-Bark Nanoon is the sole Vault 11 survivor.
Same voice actor, I'm almost certain, for one. Novac is close to vault 11. If he headed south it is the first town. As for his insanity, he mentions several radscorpion stings, as well as the obvious psychological and emotional trauma the Vault 11 events would be responsible for. It is possible that in his first moments in his new wasteland environment, his lack of armour and training and merely a pistol would not save him from being overan by the scorpions and he needed Ada's dubious medical aid when made it to Novac.
Its just a speculation.
Cool theory, it would've been cool if he had a Vault 11 jumpsuit hidden somewhere in shack.
He would have to be over 200 years old for that to be true (which I assume he's not).
The Raptor God
The war only happened 200 years ago. I'm not sure what you mean.
The vault 11 uprising and civil war could indeed have been a while ago, perhaps FO1 era 2150's ish, I can't find any dates in Vault 11 to pin down the event but it certainly happened in the period between 2077 and sometime before 2281. I'd say several decades before the Battles of Hoover Dam given the vault's condition.
David North It was something like 186 years.
Rukathesoldier
Oh my. Well that puts a dampener on the theory. How do you get that number?
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You should watch The Divide 2011, it perfectly depicts a Vault social experiment, even though the movie itself has nothing to do with the Fallout franchise.
+A Ghost Without a Past can you elaborate?
Whoami691 It's like a mix of Vault 11(without the sacrificing and voting part, just the the rape) and 12.
You have to watch it in order to get the idea.
It's pretty horrifying though, I mean it's one thing to read what happened in the Vaults via the terminals, but to actually see something similar to them, is just scary.
well, i knew this all, but it was quite entertaining to hear it again. You quite good storyteller, must admit. A bit disappointed that you forget all Fallout 4 vaults.
This was posted before Fallout 4 was released
Fallout 4 vaults are disappointing
I would've liked to have had some of the Fallout 1/2 Vaults included...
Well, Vault 12, which became known as Necropolis; Where the door was deliberately designed to not close. Vault 13, Extreme Isolation for 200 years. LA "Show Vault" (not directly an experiment) but became home to the Master; and his Super Mutants.Vault 15, Study of radical ideologies, later became the 'birthplace' of The Khans, The Jackals, The Vipers, and also the home of the NCR.
Source Info:
fallout.gamepedia.com/List_of_known_Vaults
Worldowner the video came before fallout 4
before I watch this I'm hoping there isn't a vault 666
I was joking mate
They are only 122 vAults 120 of them were completed
+Josh Kusiak only 112 were completed (in fallout 4 vault 114 was never finished but is part of the main storyline)
lol gonna make a vault 666 mod for fallout 4. there is gonna be dead people and illuminati signs and the overseer is da illuminati
there is only 122 vaults
Also, I feel like Bethesda was thinking of a certain, Botany-based musical, (the film form of which stars Rick Moranis and Steve Martin, and Bill Murray), when they made 22, or as I like to call it:
The Little Vault of Horrors.
is vault 111 then only "normal" vault? sure all of them died but still
Vault 101
+TigerishNose9 Vault 101 wasn't that normal, either. It was meant to be never opened, forcing its inhabitants to never see the light of day ever again. That's where the whole "Born in the vault, die in the vault" comes from in Vault 101.
DawnfangOVERTIME Oh. I never caught that. I'm so dumb lol.
sure food was low. and everybody went insane but they were frozen
how so. any experiments?
who else wants vault 77 to be in fallout 4?
Vault 11 gave me chills the first time I was there
I thought this was Vgfacts or DYKG and I was like ohh...
Then I was like ohh! This ain't bad
***** Yeah well done! it was really good. I appreciated the length of the video, especially because of the production quality.
Does anyone know the origins of the vault boy why does he give you a thumbs up?????
When you're in a nuclear explosion you're supposed to stick your thumb up and close 1 eye. If the cloud is bigger than your thumb than you're in the radiation zone. That's what the Vault Boy was doing
JacksonPlayz oh ok thx.
***** He's just a mascot but the thing with when you're in a nuclear explosion is true,
***** I thought u died without feeling anything. I heard u just see a large flash and u don't feel a thing.
+Taco Shock He's just the mascot of the vault-tec company.
Who's that blonde guy sticking his thumb up? I know he's sort of the symbol for the Fallout series, but who exactly is he supposed to be?
+Nicholas Martin (NICNINJA357) das be vault boy
I mean like his origins. Like how the development team came up with him.
+Nicholas Martin (NICNINJA357)
In the event of a nuclear explosion you are supposed to be able to look up at the mushroom cloud, hold up your thumb, and close one eye: if the cloud is bigger than your thumb then you're in the radiation zone and need to evacuate. That's what the Vault Boy is doing.
Oooooohh, cool! Not the nuclear explosion but finding out the Vault Boy's origin.
+Andrew Hensley Surprised someone actually knew that haha. :) I've known that for quite some time
I'd love to see a video on ALL the known experiments vault-tech conducted that's know throughout the entire Fallout universe. Keep up the good work
This was really well put together and creepy to watch. greatjob!
Is vault 11 based on that one novella. I think it was called fittingly, “The Lottery.”
Thebes yes
Let's start a chain of Garys. Gary!
Gary
Gary!
Gaaaarrryyy!!!
Gary
Harry
in the 1950s, it was taught that if a bomb was dropped, and you couldn't cover up the explosion in the distance with your thumb, you were too close
The poor people signed in tho survive the nukes, not to be lab rats.
i think that the last one was the worst...
The clone vault is one of my favorites and the inspiration for my Paranoia character. Though you only see Gary clones in Fallout 3, there was a second set of surviving clones: a woman. Though the section of the vault her clones occupy is completely isolated to keep Gary clones out, as well as the player.
In the super mutant vault, it should be noted that most men die when exposed to the FEV. Super mutants seen throughout the Fallout games are dominantly female, not that it matters since they are sterile.
In the mobile app Fallout Shelter it is possible to make your own vault experiments. Some of the easiest of which to do is renaming everyone to Gary, ejecting all of one gender into the wasteland to die, or even ejecting all non pregnant adults into the wasteland. The last of which is interesting as pregnant women and children cannot die in the game, making them immune to the effects of starvation and radiation and they will always flee from disasters such as raiders or roaches.
Kinda sad I couldn't get into this game.
my question is..... WHATS IN VAULT ONE!!!!
Probably a special edition of Fallout 1
Rothchilds
+Bryce Bledsoe Here's the wiki page for Vault 1:
fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Vault_1
It is......OBAMA da da daaaaaa
Vault one isn't a real vault, the game van Buren was going to have it but canceled.
Then which vaults are the perfect ones???
101 in my mind was the best one
+Shaun Nunn 101 wasnt perfect. It was good (pre-James escaping) but its social experiment was the fact they could NEVER go outside.
+Rohit Eligeti Vault 81 is technicly "okay"
+Kippy Kroppy vault 81 was a good vault. Running after 200 years. The point of that vault is to research a "cure for everything"
they ran control groups. if you were in one of those you'd be fine
To me, the most horrifying vault was Bakersfield, CA (AKA "Necropolis"), just because of how cruel it was.
The vault was set not to be able to be sealed, so you had 1000 people, told they would be able to survive the end of the world, packing up their things, leaving loved ones behind, facing survivor's guilt-- only for the doors to remain open and all of them to either be incinerated in the firestorm that burned Bakersfield to the ground, or those that survived the heat and suffocating flames were all ghouled.
Now with Fallout 4 released I think Vault 111 can be added to the list.
It is only cryogenic chambers
so, what? Being tricket into cryosleep is no joke. It was a terrible thing.
***** yea, that would suck.
+Splinterbee They had enough food to last for 180 days (roughly 6 months), and the food wouldn't have lasted longer than that. But the All-Clear never came and they decided to rebel. Also, the overseer was too damn generous with the rations.
Multiblue Blanket Never get generous with rations..
you missed vaults 68 and 69. in vault 68, there were 999 men and 1 woman and in 69, there were 999 women and 1 man. all 2000 of them died. There is also vault 111 where a terrible internal disaster killed all but 1 resident and you play as this resident in Fallout 4
I read a newspaper article in an abandoned building that was about the pint-sized killer. I was so scared when I was done reading, I was almost sure he'd be behind me.
who is waiting for vault 666?
I do believe there's only around 120 vaults
+Tenebris Lupum 122 to be exact
+Tenebris Lupum i actually already knew there were only about 100 vaults, but that vault 666 thing was just a pun.
i know
i made a vault called 666 in the mobile game called fallout shelter ironically it's actually a luxurious paradise in there
"Gaary! Hehehe!"
Shadsy The Hedgehog gaaarrryyyyy
hmmm,, VAULT 1 ? can anybody tell me what's the first vault in fallout and does vault number 1 exist ?
+Yuri Vladamir Here's the wiki page for Vault 1:
fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Vault_1
Number 15: Vault 108, the last thing you want in your Vault-Tec Vault is illusion inducing drugs.
My dad and I personally are a big fans of Fallout 3.
We know a tunnel side enterance in Little Lamplight caverns, that isn't guarded by supermutants, but it's also abandoned, with a sign near the metal fence, that says: ''Nothing''!
It's a jammed security door with a terminal, that lead's to Vault 87, however the door require's a 50(+) brainiac in science, and a hard access code, unless you have a ''Hacker'' perk to crack it in second chance!
When your successful with all that, you enter a large computer room with a window on the left, and blood covered floor, not to mention walls, skeletons on the table with ammunition, and rake bed's in the middle.
From there, you go through the next door, that take's you upstairs with no lights to the main enterance of the vault!
in fallout 3 one vault is so radiated that the vault members could not leave through the front door and there were no other exits, eventually turning all the dwellers into super mutants and ghouls, one person managed to escape by tunneling his way through the back of the vault and died shortly after when a super mutant followed him, knocked him unconscious, and feasted on his dead corpse
Regarding Vault 106, it is generally believed that the "Survivors" are actually Raiders and Wastelanders who stumbled into the Vault, where the psychoactive drugs caused them to believe they were Vault Dwellers. Many of the "Survivors" have skin lesions or hair-styles/colours typically associated with the Wasteland, and you can find items such as Merc Outfits and Leather Armour inside. Furthermore, given the rapid decay of Vaults, it is unlikely that these people have survived for more than a century.
"hallucinative"??? I have never heard anyone use that word before in my life.
hearing "Gary" I always now flinch a little, it's even worse when he does that little laugh.
You're able to escape tranquility lane without doing Betty's dirty work
Vault 106 had scary hallucinations. While walking through a hallway everything suddenly turned purple and you would see Dad or other Vault 101 residents walking in the distance. I explored the entire cave and found a doctor/scientist guy using these apparitions to attack you.
The first time I played Vault 106, there was a wasteland doctor walking outside. When I came back out, she was still there and then walked to me then said:
"Are you OK? That was some of the good stuff."
... What the hay.
The puppet man is one of my favourite stories of fallout lore and did you know you can find a vault suit with the number 77 on it aswell, there is also a holotape saying that the suit needs to be burned or he will come looking for it
Look up "Vault" on Fallout Wikia. There's a list.
Vault 12's door was designed to not close properly so everyone got irradiated: result is Ghouls (Necropolis, Fallout 1)
Vault 27, 2000 entered when it was only designed for 1000
Vault 29, all inhabitants were under the age of 15
Vault 36, The only food available was some strange, watery gruel
Vault 53, Most of the equipment was designed to break down every few months. While repairable, the breakdowns were intended to stress the inhabitants unduly.
Vault 56, All entertainment tapes were removed except those of one particularly bad comic actor.
These are the more interesting ones not mentioned in comments below
I forget the number, but in new Vegas, the vault currently inhabited by powder Granger's was filled with kidnapped people with mental diseases. They were placed in red and blue factions, and according to the entries, someone was slowly poisoning the air, and they presumably all killed each over