@@Griggs58 Selling all the armour I don't use to merchants and suddenly noticing they're now in a full set of the Ebony Armour I just sold them. I don't believe you can buy back from them if they equip it either, so that set was gone forever lmao
It's just part of the game's code will NPCs equip whatever in their inventory if it had better stats. Same reason why Veronica doesn't wear any dress you give her. But yeah, screw the BOS and the Outcasts.
@@Resi1ience the outcasts are more loyal to the brootherhood in fo3 than the actual brootherhood, if anything Lyon's chapter of Brotherhood are the outcasts,
That guy is literally the pawn stars of fallout 3 Casdin: Nice alien blaster its worth 2000 caps Vault dweller: Sweet ill take 1500 Casdin: Best i can do is 5 grenades
@@accountname9506its also a good way of farming for stimpaks because he takes things like scrap metal and sensor modules for a much better deal than winthrop at underworld and is easier to get to
@@accountname9506I gave him almost completely broken armor and weapons, although, more often than not, I just repaired them. In general, there are no problems with resources and caps in 3 Fallout. By the end of the game, I had accumulated several tens of thousands of caps.
headcanon(?) says that the enclave in the east has shittier manufacturing capability and don't have much access to high quality materials. who am i kidding? bethesda prolly just fucking hates the enclave or something so the balancing for the armor is doo-doo.
I’ve heard that enclave armor, and soldiers, are shitty by design so that if/when a player shotguns the main story, the player isn’t decimated because they’re level 5 or less
Remember that they lost a lot in the West Coast when they were pushed from there, the oil rig blew up, and they lost Navarro. It's quantity over quality at this point, but they'd recover a little with the Hellfire PA, albeit it's in small quantities compared to the Advanced PA Mk2 numbers.
I don't know why, but it always cracked me up to see how he switches his oh so loyal Outcast power armour for the Enclave one. Its almost like he's transforming into an Enclave soldier. If only the others would see him as a threat after the dialogue window ends. His death would be deserved as well. Who gives some measly .556 or grenades for Enclave power armour? Selling that would give you enough caps to buy what he offers a dozen times over. I am glad he got shot in this video.
The other options are given in a value well-worth the armor provided, and the ammo can at least be exchanged in the Pitt for something significantly better, such as 44 or 308 rounds. I'm also fairly certain the grenades are also rather useful in terms of damage output compared to what could be pulled from the ammo, or caps if the armor is in poor condition.
Considering the Brotherhood has a reputation for just outright desintegrating people to steal their prewar tech, he's actually being rather generous XD
@@Lux-fe6fd Well, I mean yes, if we dive into specifics, "recycling" the armour for other components yields a higher value (in caps) in the long run than just selling the armour, besides, the looted armour is never in full condition, and repairing it can become expensive, depending, and I think there are not many vendors in the game who can fix items to 100% condition I meant this more from a common sense perspective rather than game mechanics, lol. Why would someone receive basic items for ultra rare, high-tech Enclave technology? Even Casdin seems excited when given the armour, and he offers basic crap in exchange.
I like Protector McGraw, the Outcast leader you meet and help in the Operation Ancorhage DLC. At least he lets us have our pick of the loot after completing the simulation.
I'd like to believe he's actually an Enclave soldier who lost his power armor and is so afraid of facing Arch Dornan that he joined the outcasts just to find a replacement
The truth is you've lost an expensive piece of army issue equipment. That sum is gonna come out of your pay. And you *will* remain in this man's army until you're *510 years old*, which is the number of years it will take for you to pay for a Mark 2 Power Combat Armor you have lost! Report to the armory and have a new suit issued to you, then report back to me, private! Dismissed!
"Ah, the advanced super powerful Mark II Enclave power armor, we'll take good care of it. Now what would you like in return?" 1. A pack of gum 2. Some Steel Wool 3. Irradiated Beer
“Oh we’ll take good care of that” *Undresses in front of the player character frantically trying to get the new armor on* “And what would you like for that?”
That massive building they're guarding and the best you can give me is this stuff that armour in perfect shape is worth at least a fat man or 10 mini nukes
@@salamantics Thanks for Commenting on something i posted 11 months ago, dont really know the purpose of saying "Shut Up" when i already did 11 months ago.
@Shockmazta31 technically yeah, but I consider that obsidian's doing. In 3 the most you get is enclave soldiers saying "hello" during the raven rock sequence or when bugged to not be hostile at project purity.
@@maximus4765 I got that "Hey there" guy in Raven Rock, freaked me the heck out And I didn't like that guy giving me the shivers so I got behind him and shot him in the head Or, since my inventory was filled with Tesla Armor, I just left him alone; but I do remember shooting him in one of my saves
Enclave is the enemy, surely he can forgive you for your acquisition methods. Also it's Brotherhood of Steel outcasts, they probably wouldn't give a f#(k anyway.
@@reddeath707most of what they do is just research, the outcasts can handle themselves against enclave. Also according to them enclave armor is only marginally better than T-45
You know what would be funny? If Fallout 3 had faction armor system so if you gave him the enclave Armor and he put it on due to better stats the rest of the Outcasts would immediately start seeing him as the enclave and straight attack him right there lmao
@@dynomitejec it’s in an IV bag and I assume it’s supposed to basically be futuristic chemo like carboplatin (chemo meds are made with platinum like the chip ironically) and rad-x is potassium iodide which stops radiation from accumulating in your thyroid
@@dynomitejec If you drank chemo meds you would die horribly fun fact they’re just non toxic enough to not kill your cells as fast as it kills cancer cells which are your cells which is why oncology is hard
@@nothanks9503 they are iv bags good point but I still always imagined the player character to be drinking them 🤣 I guess I would be one of those guys.
@@dynomitejec it’s so toxic when people are on chemo their bodily fluids are considered hazardous waste to the point you shouldn’t share a toilet with someone on chemo because you could get poisoned (it can even give you cancer ironically) sooo I guess I’ll be taking those off your toxic corpse lol I’m kind of a follower of the apocalypse type if you couldn’t tell lol
“Ah! If it isn’t our favorite wasteland scavenger! What have you brought us today?” “What I have behind me is the one and only Liberty Prime, a pre-war robotic war machine that is equipped with top-of-the-line titanium alloy protection, a laser beam for an eye that can neutralize vertibirds in a single go and it has a nuke rack on its back so it can chuck nukes at its targets like a football player. You can literally conquer the Capital Wasteland with this tech buddy.” “Ah! This is such an extraordinary find coming from the likes of you! We will utilize Liberty Prime’s combat services immediately! What would you like in return? Three magazines of .556 ammo or 3 expired stimpacks?” “I’ll take the malfunctioning plasma grenades please.” “Splendid! Here ya go! Don’t use ‘em all in one place! Dumbass….”
@@Alex_FRD Could have been a prototype that never saw combat, and was scavenged from some abandoned research facility. That's just one possible explanation that would sound more reasonable from the Brotherhood Outcast's perspective, as opposed to the idea that the Enclave have returned from their defeat.
The Outcasts are aware that the Enclave is about, they just know that Lyons' boys will get the job done. They have some random encounters where they execute Enclave deserters.
@@ethanshadley1019 No, the Enclave Advanced Power Armour MK II was a refinement of the original Advanced Power Armour that was derived from the X-01 Power Armour prototype that the US military was developing just before the bombs dropped and seeing that the Enclave IS what's left of the US military they had very easy access to everything and the resources to continue the development after the war.
I just realized one of your reward options is .556 ammo. That'd be a bigger bullet than .50 cal! I think they meant 5.56 (mm) ammo, which is standard for M16 and M4 type rifles.
@@humanperson9443 .556 (let's call it .55) is deffo bigger than .50 . Let's multiply it by 25; .50 is a floating number, so it is a 12.7mm round, meanwhile the .55 is something like 13.75mm? I'm no mathematician, but I'm quite sure that is how bullets work. They actually meant 5.56
i like his first line of dialogue. he sounds like an old timey narrator greeting a cartoon character that just entered the scene with a whimsical gait and the music matching their bouncy footsteps
Nice ending, didn’t expect you to do it but I’m happy. Tbh I have so many stimpacks on my one end game character he’s pretty much godlike cuz it’s like infinite health.
Its funny to think of him as taking off his metal pants and putting on the new set he was just given mid-conversation. Its funnier to think of him as stepping out of his mini-mech and soldring on the new parts on his armor frame mid conversation.
Brotherhood outcast: "isn't it our local scavenger fo.." Us: "At least we are honest with ourself, we doesn't deny where we come from like you just did, wearing ENCLAVE armor so quick like it was your birthday." 😎
As if tensions between the Outcasts and the east coast BOS weren't bad enough already. Here's an idea, play TTW with the New Vegas faction disguise mechanic. Give all the Outcasts Enclave armor as "salvage" that you found. Then watch as Brotherhood water caravans open fire on the "Enclave" at Fort Independence and voila, all inter-factional conflicts are resolved.
To be fair not a bad idea wear enclave armour and have him ambush enclave patrols and end up capturing a vertibird he could be a very powerful later on if the game had logic
Btw! this is a fantastic way to test your combat abilties(vs humans) on a finished build agaisnt the toughest enemy, that you have created by giving him the best weapons and armor! of course a squid of enclave soldiers would be a tougher fight, but this has repeatable/testable conditions just be sure to wipe them all out and get your loot back or reload after fighting him before you gave him some of the best items in the whole game
@@Her_Imperious_Condescensionbut it rings true. BGS games are full of janky shit like that. Can’t be too hard on them though considering this game was made by like 75 people. The fact that it’s as good as it is is a miracle
@@Hoppelite I still hate that facts about Fallout 3: player HAD to die (even if you have companion immune to radiation) before Broken Steel, you can't help develop the cure for slaves/raiders in the Pitt (even if you have 100 skill in science/medicine), Mothership Zeta exists.
You ship of Theseus'd him into giving away his good armour so you could riddle his ass with bullets while he was clad in defenceless unrepaired Enclave junk
@@jibjub7047 you can only wear one set at a time. But also he asked for radaway he got radaway Imo the .556 is worth it if you're hurting badly for some, but I also never trade the rarer stuff
Ironic that the Outcast BoS (which is technically the og BoS) is on such friendly terms with a random wastelander Although giving radaway and a handful of bullets for the most advanced power armor in existence is on character
“Ah yes, the Advanced Power Armor MK II. Here’s three ibuprofens.”
I know right! I saw what he was getting in return and was only thinking how terrible a deal this was
Modern-day Military trade between a soldier and a combat medic be like:
Should get at least 5 so a guy could put himself out his misery.
The hell is a ibeeprofin?
@@Bunny.Carrots It helps against migraine and such things... without it I would be headpanging my head against the next wall
“We’ll take good care of it.”
*immediately dons power armor*
best “intended” behavior
Better than giving him the Alien Blaster and then trying to attack him.
He knew what was coming to him, wasn't enough to survive though.
Isn’t the reason why they wear it is because NPCs just wear the best armor in their inventory?
@@smartfella7914 yes
If anyone is wondering why he wears the armor, it’s because NPCs automatically equip the best armor in their inventory
I'd like to think he betrayed the outcasts
It makes sense for managing followers, I imagine that's why it's there, just funny when it comes up in another area.
A classic Morrowind meme
@@Griggs58 Selling all the armour I don't use to merchants and suddenly noticing they're now in a full set of the Ebony Armour I just sold them.
I don't believe you can buy back from them if they equip it either, so that set was gone forever lmao
Onetime in new vagas merchant in novac wear legion
recruit armour in front of motel (i sold some legion armour to him)
Brotherhood of steal
Steal of hoodbrother
YES
Strategic Transfer of Equipment to Alternate Locations
They do this to you in new vegas too. They fucking steal all of E-DEs items when you send him to the brotherhood of steal
Brotherhood of paying people to give you tech
I love that he immediately puts it on. They really are a bunch of fucking gremlins when it comes to technology
It's just part of the game's code will NPCs equip whatever in their inventory if it had better stats. Same reason why Veronica doesn't wear any dress you give her. But yeah, screw the BOS and the Outcasts.
Some loot goblins fr
@@MisterJohnDoe We're aware, it's still funny to say it.
Well, that's the BOS for you.
It's a shame they have a name as badass as the brotherhood of steel. Rename to gizmo goblins
BoS: our power armor is a sign of loyalty to the Brotherhood
Also BoS: **immediately puts on enemy gear**
**Begins painting his worn armor in Outcast colors**
These are Brotherhood Outcasts, rather specifically _not_ loyal to the Brotherhood.
@@Resi1ience although the outcasts were the true loyal ones to the brotherhood’s cause
@@alpacalover0 That would be cool
@@Resi1ience the outcasts are more loyal to the brootherhood in fo3 than the actual brootherhood, if anything Lyon's chapter of Brotherhood are the outcasts,
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That guy is literally the pawn stars of fallout 3
Casdin: Nice alien blaster its worth 2000 caps
Vault dweller: Sweet ill take 1500
Casdin: Best i can do is 5 grenades
YEP 👍
All that stuff in the armoury they're guarding I'm certain there's a fat man or missle launcher he can trade for power armour
casdin is a good option if you didn't speak into barter or if the equipment is damaged because they always give you the same price.
@@accountname9506its also a good way of farming for stimpaks because he takes things like scrap metal and sensor modules for a much better deal than winthrop at underworld and is easier to get to
@@accountname9506I gave him almost completely broken armor and weapons, although, more often than not, I just repaired them. In general, there are no problems with resources and caps in 3 Fallout. By the end of the game, I had accumulated several tens of thousands of caps.
Protector Casdin at the end:
"This has been the worst trade deal in the history of trade deals, maybe ever"
i give you fire you give me rock
@@redglare4892 I FORGOT ABOUT THIS
nah that was losing mac miller while keeping mac lethal
For an advanced suit of power armor from remnants of the old world government, enclave power armor is as durable as wet tissue paper.
headcanon(?) says that the enclave in the east has shittier manufacturing capability and don't have much access to high quality materials. who am i kidding? bethesda prolly just fucking hates the enclave or something so the balancing for the armor is doo-doo.
@@moreoriginalnickname4243 or they got rid of the shitty mechanic of total damage negation
I’ve heard that enclave armor, and soldiers, are shitty by design so that if/when a player shotguns the main story, the player isn’t decimated because they’re level 5 or less
Remember that they lost a lot in the West Coast when they were pushed from there, the oil rig blew up, and they lost Navarro.
It's quantity over quality at this point, but they'd recover a little with the Hellfire PA, albeit it's in small quantities compared to the Advanced PA Mk2 numbers.
East? Maybe west?
I don't know why, but it always cracked me up to see how he switches his oh so loyal Outcast power armour for the Enclave one. Its almost like he's transforming into an Enclave soldier. If only the others would see him as a threat after the dialogue window ends.
His death would be deserved as well. Who gives some measly .556 or grenades for Enclave power armour? Selling that would give you enough caps to buy what he offers a dozen times over. I am glad he got shot in this video.
The other options are given in a value well-worth the armor provided, and the ammo can at least be exchanged in the Pitt for something significantly better, such as 44 or 308 rounds. I'm also fairly certain the grenades are also rather useful in terms of damage output compared to what could be pulled from the ammo, or caps if the armor is in poor condition.
Considering the Brotherhood has a reputation for just outright desintegrating people to steal their prewar tech, he's actually being rather generous XD
@@Lux-fe6fd Well, I mean yes, if we dive into specifics, "recycling" the armour for other components yields a higher value (in caps) in the long run than just selling the armour, besides, the looted armour is never in full condition, and repairing it can become expensive, depending, and I think there are not many vendors in the game who can fix items to 100% condition
I meant this more from a common sense perspective rather than game mechanics, lol. Why would someone receive basic items for ultra rare, high-tech Enclave technology? Even Casdin seems excited when given the armour, and he offers basic crap in exchange.
Casdin is the leader of the Outcasts, so of all people it would be most justifiable for him to pick the best goodies and use them himself.
I like Protector McGraw, the Outcast leader you meet and help in the Operation Ancorhage DLC. At least he lets us have our pick of the loot after completing the simulation.
I'd like to believe he's actually an Enclave soldier who lost his power armor and is so afraid of facing Arch Dornan that he joined the outcasts just to find a replacement
His first names Arch? Feel dense as hell, missed that for years somehow.
The truth is you've lost an expensive piece of army issue equipment. That sum is gonna come out of your pay. And you *will* remain in this man's army until you're *510 years old*, which is the number of years it will take for you to pay for a Mark 2 Power Combat Armor you have lost! Report to the armory and have a new suit issued to you, then report back to me, private! Dismissed!
Well, no. Did you watch to the end of the video?
He's dead.
He's trying to get enough stuff to sell for caps to pay for the armor.
He doesn't want to be in the army for 510 years, who would blame him.
"Ah, the advanced super powerful Mark II Enclave power armor, we'll take good care of it. Now what would you like in return?"
1. A pack of gum
2. Some Steel Wool
3. Irradiated Beer
“Oh we’ll take good care of that”
*Undresses in front of the player character frantically trying to get the new armor on*
“And what would you like for that?”
the game is coded that npc's will use the best gear they have in there inventory
That massive building they're guarding and the best you can give me is this stuff that armour in perfect shape is worth at least a fat man or 10 mini nukes
@@DarkestIQWE KNOW! SHUT UP
@@salamantics Thanks for Commenting on something i posted 11 months ago, dont really know the purpose of saying "Shut Up" when i already did 11 months ago.
@@DarkestIQ well akshually. shut up nerd. learn to take a joke. doesnt matter when you made the comment, it still a shit comment 11 months later.
"Bethesda won't give us any friendly enclave NPCs, so we'll just make our own!"
I slapped it onto the companion Jericho. His foul mouth kinda fits Enclave anyway. Instant Enclave buddy.
Well technically there **IS** Arcade Gannon in Fallout NV. He is Ex-Enclave.
@Shockmazta31 technically yeah, but I consider that obsidian's doing. In 3 the most you get is enclave soldiers saying "hello" during the raven rock sequence or when bugged to not be hostile at project purity.
@@maximus4765 I got that "Hey there" guy in Raven Rock, freaked me the heck out
And I didn't like that guy giving me the shivers so I got behind him and shot him in the head
Or, since my inventory was filled with Tesla Armor, I just left him alone; but I do remember shooting him in one of my saves
@@UndertaleFan-cx2mci got a “hello.” Guy at the other side of arefu once, but are yall forgetting Stiggs, the real hero of broken steel??
Three stimpacks for power armor? He saw you coming!
It was the helmet.
Tbf thats pretty much what the helmet is worth to a vendor in Fallout 3
Merchant of the Capital Wasteland. First edition
Watching him slowly piece by piece put each armor on while casually giving you common meds made my day.
He looked really cool with the Enclave armor and outcast helmet combo.
His head flying was pretty cool, too
*takes out a stamp with a BOS Outcast logo and slaps it against the Enclave Armor*
“Absolutely superb.”
Outcast: *dons enclave power armor the second they get it*
Their scavenger, paranoid of the enclave: AAAAHHH ENCLAVE! *Shoots outcast*
This makes the Outcasts sound like the Dark Angels Chapter
popular comment : *gets some likes*
dino dude: "its free real estate"
"What can I give you in return?"
Your body😳
"Literally!"
[Pulls out Ripper]
If he were as attentive as he is ignorant he might have wondered what you did to gain that power armor.
Enclave is the enemy, surely he can forgive you for your acquisition methods. Also it's Brotherhood of Steel outcasts, they probably wouldn't give a f#(k anyway.
@@KnownAsKenji I think they meant how dangerous you must be to have slain an enemy with more advanced gear then himself.
He largely doesn't care because of the usefulness it will be. Sometimes it's better to not ask what or how it was acquired.
@@reddeath707most of what they do is just research, the outcasts can handle themselves against enclave. Also according to them enclave armor is only marginally better than T-45
It’s unintentional but him putting on the armor immediately is super funny
"ok so that is all i hav- OH SHIT AN ENCLAVE SOLDIER"
You know what would be funny? If Fallout 3 had faction armor system so if you gave him the enclave Armor and he put it on due to better stats the rest of the Outcasts would immediately start seeing him as the enclave and straight attack him right there lmao
if they had that system they’d probably have the same system that didn’t also certain factions to wear other armors
@@fat_alsgaming This is Bethesda though, someone in QA would point it out, they wouldn't fix it and a modder would need to fix it eventually.
“Can’t stand the stuff myself goes through me like a rampaging Brahmin”
Has this man been drinking the rad away
Isn't that how it's used?
@@dynomitejec it’s in an IV bag and I assume it’s supposed to basically be futuristic chemo like carboplatin (chemo meds are made with platinum like the chip ironically) and rad-x is potassium iodide which stops radiation from accumulating in your thyroid
@@dynomitejec If you drank chemo meds you would die horribly fun fact they’re just non toxic enough to not kill your cells as fast as it kills cancer cells which are your cells which is why oncology is hard
@@nothanks9503 they are iv bags good point but I still always imagined the player character to be drinking them 🤣 I guess I would be one of those guys.
@@dynomitejec it’s so toxic when people are on chemo their bodily fluids are considered hazardous waste to the point you shouldn’t share a toilet with someone on chemo because you could get poisoned (it can even give you cancer ironically) sooo I guess I’ll be taking those off your toxic corpse lol
I’m kind of a follower of the apocalypse type if you couldn’t tell lol
Glad he gave you all the stuff back willingly at the end, really show that the BoS are good people
“Ah! If it isn’t our favorite wasteland scavenger! What have you brought us today?”
“What I have behind me is the one and only Liberty Prime, a pre-war robotic war machine that is equipped with top-of-the-line titanium alloy protection, a laser beam for an eye that can neutralize vertibirds in a single go and it has a nuke rack on its back so it can chuck nukes at its targets like a football player. You can literally conquer the Capital Wasteland with this tech buddy.”
“Ah! This is such an extraordinary find coming from the likes of you! We will utilize Liberty Prime’s combat services immediately! What would you like in return? Three magazines of .556 ammo or 3 expired stimpacks?”
“I’ll take the malfunctioning plasma grenades please.”
“Splendid! Here ya go! Don’t use ‘em all in one place! Dumbass….”
Actual response: Wow, this is great!
What a lore accurate response would be: Wait, new Enclave tech? The Enclave are still alive?!
He probably just figures the player found it on some old corpse somewhere.
@@ethanshadley1019 Then how would it explain being new? Not new as in mint condition, new as in, "this was developed after Navarro".
@@Alex_FRD Could have been a prototype that never saw combat, and was scavenged from some abandoned research facility. That's just one possible explanation that would sound more reasonable from the Brotherhood Outcast's perspective, as opposed to the idea that the Enclave have returned from their defeat.
The Outcasts are aware that the Enclave is about, they just know that Lyons' boys will get the job done. They have some random encounters where they execute Enclave deserters.
@@ethanshadley1019 No, the Enclave Advanced Power Armour MK II was a refinement of the original Advanced Power Armour that was derived from the X-01 Power Armour prototype that the US military was developing just before the bombs dropped and seeing that the Enclave IS what's left of the US military they had very easy access to everything and the resources to continue the development after the war.
"Here's hoping you don't have to use it. But who am I kidding? I'm in an Atomic Media video."
BOOOOOOM HEADSHAAAAAT
Now, that act at the end was completely uncalled for.
That helmet didn't deserve that.
Now it's going to be hard getting the bullet dents out
That helmet is not working as intended.
Phew…. That was a close call. But how did that Enclave soldier infiltrate the base?
you know, if he accidentally dies, all your equipment you turn in will be on his body at 100% condition.
"Oh why thank you!" (Casually puts on all the armor in front of you)
When you're the friend carrying your mate through endgame raids while giving him the looted armor from it.
I just realized one of your reward options is .556 ammo. That'd be a bigger bullet than .50 cal! I think they meant 5.56 (mm) ammo, which is standard for M16 and M4 type rifles.
No, that’s not how bullets work
@@humanperson9443 it literally is. .556 would be bigger than.50, by .056
@@humanperson9443 .556 (let's call it .55) is deffo bigger than .50 . Let's multiply it by 25; .50 is a floating number, so it is a 12.7mm round, meanwhile the .55 is something like 13.75mm? I'm no mathematician, but I'm quite sure that is how bullets work. They actually meant 5.56
Yeah, it's meant to be 5.56, but someone in the dev team put the punctuation mark in the wrong place.
@@en-men-lu-ana6870 what if they actually chambered their guns in that caliber in the future?
Putting the armor on mid convo is crazy 😂😂
Bro was getting that "main character syndrome".. had to happen
Funniest part is he puts it on right away 😂😂
1:22 "Heavy duty"
i like his first line of dialogue. he sounds like an old timey narrator greeting a cartoon character that just entered the scene with a whimsical gait and the music matching their bouncy footsteps
I’d have loved an option to run to his friends and say there’s an enclave scout chasing me!
I really like how hes calls dips on the armor. Really wears on his sleeve what he's doing with the other stuff you give him
Vault 101 dweller: “Oh, I almost forgot. That armor I just gave you was actually made from China!”
Casdin: “What in the goddamn?!”
“it's fine paladin, he was clearly an enclave spy, nothing to see here…oh while you’re here i’ve got some armour to trade”
.556 ammo? Damn, have we given this man a buffalo gun without noticing? LoL
Nice ending, didn’t expect you to do it but I’m happy. Tbh I have so many stimpacks on my one end game character he’s pretty much godlike cuz it’s like infinite health.
Its funny to think of him as taking off his metal pants and putting on the new set he was just given mid-conversation.
Its funnier to think of him as stepping out of his mini-mech and soldring on the new parts on his armor frame mid conversation.
Alternate Title: Protector Casdin skims from the top
Brotherhood outcast: "isn't it our local scavenger fo.."
Us: "At least we are honest with ourself, we doesn't deny where we come from like you just did, wearing ENCLAVE armor so quick like it was your birthday." 😎
As if tensions between the Outcasts and the east coast BOS weren't bad enough already. Here's an idea, play TTW with the New Vegas faction disguise mechanic. Give all the Outcasts Enclave armor as "salvage" that you found. Then watch as Brotherhood water caravans open fire on the "Enclave" at Fort Independence and voila, all inter-factional conflicts are resolved.
Dont think Enclave armor is a faction armor in ttw just like it is in nv, but I could be wrong
He was too powerful to be left alive
To be fair not a bad idea wear enclave armour and have him ambush enclave patrols and end up capturing a vertibird he could be a very powerful later on if the game had logic
I always go for the ammo, I go through those rounds like a hot knife through butter.
Casdin acts like he's on fashion tryout.
Btw! this is a fantastic way to test your combat abilties(vs humans) on a finished build agaisnt the toughest enemy, that you have created by giving him the best weapons and armor! of course a squid of enclave soldiers would be a tougher fight, but this has repeatable/testable conditions
just be sure to wipe them all out and get your loot back or reload after fighting him before you gave him some of the best items in the whole game
I love the distortion on the voices of people wearing power armor in fallout 3
Any unique dialogue for giving them Hellfire armor?
You cant give him Hellfire armor, he also wont take tesla helmet (but you can give him tesla armor)
Of course not this is a Bethesda game
@@MumwaW Wow, never heard that one before.
@@Her_Imperious_Condescensionbut it rings true. BGS games are full of janky shit like that. Can’t be too hard on them though considering this game was made by like 75 people. The fact that it’s as good as it is is a miracle
@@Hoppelite I still hate that facts about Fallout 3: player HAD to die (even if you have companion immune to radiation) before Broken Steel, you can't help develop the cure for slaves/raiders in the Pitt (even if you have 100 skill in science/medicine), Mothership Zeta exists.
"Here's hoping you dont have to yse it but who am I kidding." Dies immediately. Poor choice of words lol 😆
Bro started cosplaying
1:21 I feel it, this is personal 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Protector Casdin: 'The way I see it, I can ensure no-one else is given the armour, or takes it if I put it on as soon as I get it.'
dude got them gamestop trade rules
Atrocious.Absolutely atrocious.
He's... He's not gonna turn it over is he, he already started putting it on, mf just wanted a suit to himself.
This dude was my Lone Wanderer's Heisenberg. She paid him with power armor, he paid her with stims. It was a healthy relationship.
You ship of Theseus'd him into giving away his good armour so you could riddle his ass with bullets while he was clad in defenceless unrepaired Enclave junk
Totally deserved. Wearing the enemies armor, better you than his own friends killing him.
200 years after the great war and still have a mentality of scavengers
Cut to everyone in Fallout 2 and New Vegas joking about the East Coast like we joke about Brazil
Imagine people digging through old civil war camps for supplies in 2063.
It's almost as if Bethesda didn't give a fuck about the lore.
There needs to be like a pirate version of TH-cam so we can watch Fallout videos that actually play the copyrighted songs like in the good old days.
The fucking ending is brilliant
He might as well have stuck a big bright target on his face with what he was wearing by the end.
"What you have brought me today is worth.... one.. quarter.. portion."
Bravo Todd
The Courier: Sorry, I thought he was an Enclave.
This voice actors voice is so perfect for Fallout
note to self: Dont give protector casdin anything unless its just some power armor you dont want and need a resupply.
I guess this is the best we can get on the idea of siding with the Enclave alternative ending.
The moment i realised he immediately put it on made me cackle
"We'll take good care of it" AKA *Yoink*
The average BOS soldier's motive
"Holy shit, a enclave power armour i haven't seen in years! This is a discovery indeed! Here's three pieces of .556 bullets"
“You are now disguised as a member of the enclave”
Well you certainly got it back... and in the same number of pieces!
Ah yes, the Advanced Power Armor MK II. Here’s two SpiderMan bandaids
I haven't seen a suit like this in a long time. Here, have a few Benadryls.
".556"
I've heard of mouse guns, but that's ridiculous.
I liked these guys because even though they treated you as an outsider, there was still mutual respect.
I'm not even sure it's respect, it feels like sarcasm, given how much of a self righteous douchebag any given Outcast is
Mutual respect!? He gave him a packet of Radaway for Enclave Power Armor? What's even slightly mutual about that!?
@@jibjub7047 you can only wear one set at a time. But also he asked for radaway he got radaway
Imo the .556 is worth it if you're hurting badly for some, but I also never trade the rarer stuff
Ironic that the Outcast BoS (which is technically the og BoS) is on such friendly terms with a random wastelander
Although giving radaway and a handful of bullets for the most advanced power armor in existence is on character
"He looked like Enclave... force of habit."
I always list keep all the good stuff I find as a trophy rather than give them for almost nothing.
“Don’t mind if I do”-that guy probably
Wait till he finds out about that "Hitachi" technology.
GNR/Three-Dog: "Have you kids heard the tale of Darth Wanderer the Semi-nude?"
I knew he was an Enclave Spy
Ah, yes, the negotiator
If this was TTW his own guys would start shooting at him because of the faction system
I would have fallen out of my chair if that happened.
S tier gear in exchange for 3 stimpacks has to be the biggest scam
"HeRe'S hOpInG yOu DoN't HaVe To UsE iT!" ... lol
When asked for what type of compensation, there need an option that's censored. If you pick it, he starts to cry, and the game crashes.
Imagine if they had factions like New Vegas and it would activate on NPCs, after leaving the conversation all the outcast would be like “ENCLAVE!”
That’s fantastic that he instantly puts it on