Cloning on the side is never a good idea 😂

And the Gary's weren't meant to be hostile. They just degenerated and each "generation" of clone was more hostile than the last.

@@Skyte100 hahaha Gary!

@@Skyte100 GARY!

I believe the experiment was to give the vault highly advanced cloning tech to see what they'd do with it. There was no other experiment or broken equipment. However, while the vault was running, the people just got fascinated with making hundreds of clones of a random guy (Gary), and repeated cloning led to the genetic degradation of the clones until they went berserk and killed everyone.

Good for those kids 😎🤟

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames there's a theory that those kids grow up to be a mercenary faction in Fallout 4 called the gunners which are basically a different type of Raider so you're basically just kill them cuz there's no negotiating with them

​@@plantainsame2049if you go there without completing the main story it's loaded with Gunners.

Basically the plot of red vs blue. I read that in sarges voice

@@Fleatingdays really I red it in the soldier's voice from tf2

That’s a great vault experiment. Although it feels like we could’ve all guessed what would’ve happened 😂🤗

@@zambekiller lol that works pretty damn well too

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames the experiment was a failure because of toxic gas that leaked into the vents and caused extreme violent behavior

Except 76

Whats with the hotel vault from new vegas?

Now now there where control vaults, where they where not performing any crazy experiments

@@knightspearhead5718 One of the few Vaults that actually functioned as intended.

That one vault with 99 woman and you?

Yeah vault 11 is probably the best vault story. Oxhorn does indepth look at all the vaults if you wanna learn the whole story of 11 or any of the others.

What do you mean? They mentioned the twist.

The most amazing part of Vault 11, in my opinion, is the last democratically elected Overseer, who murdered a bunch of people, knowing that it would get her elected as Overseer, because what better choice for a sacrifice than an unrepentant murderer? After coming to power, she then changed to election process to be completely randomized, rather than a public vote. Also, the people she murdered were blackmailing her for sexual favors, on the threat of using their significant political influence to elect her husband as Overseer - then after she provided said favors, they elected her husband anyway. So, yeah, murder wrong - but maybe not very much wrong in this case.

Vault 11 is so much worse then the blurb on the list makes it out to be. Same with the vault under the middle school.

@@ArcherCC1599 i'd say the vault under necropolis was way worse all of the doors were designed to not close properly and let in radiation slowly turning the inhabitants into ghouls

Think there was also one that was just one guy alone with a bunch of puppets. Don't remember the vault number though.

@@claytonbrigmond8073 vault 77

Vault 77 was creepy because it was only mention, just a jumpsuit and a recording saying its bad luck and that it should bè burned, its sad it got cut from the game but its cool that they gave this haunting reference

You're thinking of 69 and 70, where of the 1000 residents in each only one was a man in 69 and only one was a woman in 70.

@@PerishingPurplePulsar pretty sure those where not official ones, just ones made up for a comic strip to advertise the game by a third person

Late reply but, I totally agree with you. If you can look past the graphics and outdated gameplay, the story, lore, and characters are just so fun to experience.

That vault was a comic crossover with Penny Arcade. My guess is they decided to stay with the games only but I agree it would have been an apt inclusion in this list.

@@RomnilWater Makes sense, but even though the story is not fully mentioned in the game, you can find the vault dweller jumpsuit and some hints... I guess to make people curious enough to go looking for whatever happened in said vault

@@619Slipk Vault 77. The Fallout 3 devs decided to canonize that particular aspect of the tie-in comic, in the form of a jumpsuit, a hand puppet, and a note in Paradise Falls.

TheNthApple is another good one

Thanks for the channel recommendations 😀

Well the overseer of 81 at that time rebelled so that's good

We imagine there are quite a bit more vaults to do a deep dive on 😀

We cant even imagine how terrible they must be 😱

Agreed. A missed opportunity to bond with the fans and also make someone’s day 😕

That’s a cool suggestion. We’d definitely be interested in learning more about the companions and doing maybe a series of reactions on them 🙂

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames I went ahead and put together some info. So below this bit here is gonna be a good amount of text. I hope it helps you two out for where to go for future FO4 videos! If you want the full experience of our players story, which I highly recommend, I’d urge you to watch the first section of the FO4 game. You’d seen the cinematic yes but not the opening sequence. There’s a good video, no commentary from Zephyr that shows this. About 27 minutes long that goes through everything you need to know. A lot of these character profiles will end up spoiling events in game. Some small, some big. It’s also worth mentioning that there are specific factions in game that you can join and follow. Some hate others, so you can’t exactly have everyone get along perfectly. One other thing to keep in mind is different species. If you’re new to the FO series, you may not know about the big ones seen in 4. Ghouls- irradiated humans (and sometimes animals.) Not much different than you and me, other than the fact that the radiation has changed their look and their lifespan has dramatically increased. Over time, unfortunately, they will inevitably loose their mind, becoming feral and zombie like. Super mutants- People who were changed by something known as FEV (Forced Evolution Virus). They’re bigger. They’re badder. They sorta need to work on grammar, they’re just about everywhere across the fallout series. Most are enemies right off the bat. Synths- Short for Synthetic humanoids. They went from the types of robots that we see today, to indistinguishable from people. A group known as the institute creates them, sends them out, and replaces people. Sometimes the synth doesn’t even know that they are, a synth. There are some characters that don’t exactly have full stories on them, or they’re just in pieces but here’s the long of the short of those: Codsworth- He’s a Mr. Handy robot that you meet at the start of the game. These bots purpose is to help you in your everyday life. He cares deeply for you and your family. When the bombs drop, you aren’t able to bring Codsworth with since he’s just a robot. After exiting the vault, you can still find him in front of your old home. ((SPOILER)) Talking to him reveals that you’re not exactly in your own time anymore. 200 years have passed. But he waited for you anyways. Dogmeat- You run into him just outside your original neighborhood at a truck stop. You won’t officially get his name until a later quest. Just know he’s needed when it comes to tracking someone for the main story. And he is a very good boy. Paladin Danse- You’d meet him after Preston, most likely. He’s a big part of the game, with a big story. First person you meet that is apart of the Brotherhood of steel. You run into him held up at a police station, trying to defend the area and reach out to his superiors. Helping him is where you start. Even after searching around a bit I haven’t found a complete in-depth look into his character unfortunately. The only thing there is though is each heart to heart conversation, big story quest we have with him as well as how his story ends. It’s only missing the introduction. This vid is about 24 minutes by DanaDuchy, posted in 2015. Ada- First DLC companion. Not much to her unfortunately. Best video for her is likely just going to be meeting her. See walkthrough gameplay pt 1 of the Automatron DLC from Father here on KZfaq. Now that, that is out of the way, these are the order of companions as found in the game. Character profiles available from OxHorn: Preston Piper Nick Cait Strong Hancock McCready Curie X6-88 (DLC in order of release.) Longfellow Gage A solid amount of these characters are optional to even run into, so depending on your paths and gameplay can depend if you even want to interact with some of these characters at all. Only a few are required for the story to progress. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk

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I must be mistaken as I could have sworn the garry vault originally had nothing to do with cloning originally but something happened and then the original garry just started cloning himself.

equipment breakdown, shortages, accidents, raiders, etc... None of the vaults in Fallout are truly safe.

We checked out the new chapter trailers for dbd here in case you missed it kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q5qpmcWD2dO3p6c.html 🙂

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames thanks and I just see, that I have watched and commented it... XD im so stupid

The "vault raid" thing was an early version of Daily Ops. That was also back when 51 was only a place to hang out before a Nuclear Winter fight launched, and vault 96 was still on lockdown. Now you can explore all of them. (Synopses: 94 had a working GECK, but had been given for the exclusive use of a pacifist religious group. Which might not have been so bad, except that when the Responders sent someone from Harper's Ferry to check out the newly-opened vault, the party was led by a former Raider, who broke the GECK and caused the Mire. 96 was a vault that was intended for experimentation and collection of post-War biological samples, but only had a handful of human staff. The AI was instructed to keep increasing the pace at which the humans conducted the experiments, exiling or later executing anyone who failed to make quota. The humans attempted a rebellion, but failed; the vault remained sealed until a chapter of the Brotherhood of Steel arrived in 2204. 51 was where the ZAX unit was instructed to find "the best Overseer", but not given criteria to do so; it wound up pitting the residents against one another in increasingly cruel and arbitrary competitions, culminating in the deaths of all except one - who managed to escape, only to be killed by the newly-released Overseer of Vault 76 because at the time she still believed in Vault-Tec's mission and he was going to spill the beans.)

Incidentally, I found the complaint about "not being able to read the lore" to be particularly hypocritical, given that one of the chief complaints of players at the time was that they _had_ to read all the lore in West Virginia because all the people were either dead, ferals, Super Mutants, or Scorched. All the lore is still out there - you can learn, for instance, of the war between the townies and the VTU students in Morgantown, or how the Scorched and the Scorchbeasts came to be, and how their creators were destroyed by their own hubris - but I guess some folks want to be hand-fed stuff.

Thanks for the channel recommendation 🙂

That’s funny and horrifying at the same time 😂😱

I personally would say that a Vault with 1 man and 100 women is still fairly scary. Switch the genders around (as is the case in another Vault), make it 1 woman and 100 men. Would you still call that an entertaining situation? I personally don't think so. Cheers!!!

The guy and hand puppets one sounds hilarious 😂 the one guy and 100 women isn’t what it’s cracked up to be. Have you ever seen Jerry Springer back in the day? 😜

Glad you are having fun learning alongside us 😀

Agreed. The Master is definitely one of the most compelling villains, not just in video game history, but in story telling history as a whole.

Thanks for the video recommendation 😀

That sounds like crazy fun 😝😁

We imagine there are a ton of good vaults that were left out of this. We want to continue exploring them 😅

Vault 68 - 999 men, 1 woman. Vault 69 - 999 women, 1 man.

Yeah those vaults sound like they can get dark quick 😱

Yup 😏

Also, I don’t know why they chose the name, but Gary just seems like the perfect name for that vault of clones 🤗

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames I don't know if Gary was the name of the original Overseer or if they just picked some random person but yeah. Oh plus if you wanna do another one of these videos, seriously. Look up *Fallout the puppet man or Vault 77* if you thought clones, eugenics or white noise was bad? Oh boy! You've no idea how Fd up a Vault can be

Now Vault 77 doesn't actually appear in any game only a jumpsuit in Fallout 3 as a reference to it but still you'll be horrified reacting to it

Another great example of Bethesda’s weak-ass writing when it comes the Vaults in particular.

Feels like the panther would run the vault eventually 😯

That video did not age well

@@marquisepixley684 How so?

@@capttinklebutt3837 the game as gotten a lot better

112

Vault 112 was the plaything of Dr. Stanislaus Braun, the man behind the Societal Preservation Program. He was an utter sadist, which explains some of his "experiments".

Are there at least some good books or something? Tv? Games? Or just a room with a never ending supply of food and water and a bed and a shower and that’s it 😳

the name is valt 77 (is not literal alone but it counts, and there's a comic about this valt if i remember right

Vault 77. Unless you count it's provided puppets to give you company..

Vault 77. One man, 20 years, and a crate of hand puppets.

I believe they were vaults 68 and 69

I believe that was Vault 12, or Necropolis, from the original Fallout.

Although since most people outside other vault dwellers are technically mutants due to radiation and airborne fev means the spore have no ability to infect people yet. As shown by bothe the courier and Kelly being unaffected.

Also the spore carriers in zion are from an expedition by vault 22 survivors not wastelanders.

even worse there was a vault tech agent among them meant to encourage them to go outside but he grew fond of the commune and *begged them* not to open the doors and to stay safe but they couldn't live with themselves knowing that they had the ability to help but did nothing so they opened up anyway. The results were unfortunately predictable.

Vault 95 - a vault full of addicts who were given mandatory rehab, then after five years the room full of chems and booze unlocked. They all died shortly thereafter, either ODing or fighting over the drugs.

The puppet vault one is something we need to learn more about 😯

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames I only learned about it through KZfaq myself. It's not one, I think, that you can go to in any of the games (nor are any of the others I mentioned). I won't spoil it for you in case you want to do a reaction to it, but it's about what you would expect from a guy locked in a vault filled with puppets for years lol.

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames Its a vault referenced in outside material, comics, ect. and only tengentially mentioned in games. The purpose was to study the degredation of mental health in isolation. A man was locked, alone, in a vault with nothing but crates of puppets. Eventually the puppets begin speaking to the man as he develops a split personality disorder. In the end, one of the puppets commits murder against the others and the puppet man, as hes known, flees into the mojave with it fearing he would be caught. Hes captured by cannibal raiders but murders them all with a psychotic look on his face. In game, you find a jumpsuit from his vault and a recording of raiders wanting nothing to do with it due to the legend of the puppet man. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pN2oZdeb1ryraY0.html&ab_channel=thenthapple