That's any game

That goes for a huge amount of games lol

Agreed. Fallout 1 and 2 are both great games, but franchises can't just keep doing the same thing over and over and over and expect success every time. Fallout 4 is my casual game I just get lost in.

true

Dude ONG

She didn't have mailman training

@@BigBeakEntertainment Must have 1 luck that the bullet didn't climb out of her head.

Headshot? 😂 I'm pretty sure she just biffed it from a shoulder shot lol

genuinely knowing how spongey FO4's NPCs can be true tbh

@@BigBeakEntertainment Mojave Express - Couriers Special Technic Training, incase of armed robberies. Provides couriers a second breath, which gains them ability to ReVeNgE and do JUDGEMENT on their lifes.

If you think about it for more than 2 seconds that joke makes no sense lol

@@mr_terminator5864 if you think about it for more than 10 seconds it starts making sense again

@@bigyurr ? The sole survivor is not 140 years older than Shaun, they are both over 200 years old

@@mr_terminator5864 nuh uh your very very wrong

​@@mr_terminator5864 still older than shaun

nuka world is the only fallout franchise DLC ive never played to completion. dead money is more enjoyable and I HATE dead money.

@@selectionn dead money is pretty rough but it has an interesting story and scrounging for weapons and only just barely surviving can be a cool experience

I always go with operators. I feel like they they're like the railroad if the railroad wasn't nerd bones for synths

​@macshaffner6273 best part imo is stealing all the gold to completely ignore the lesson the devs tried to impose.

@@macshaffner6273yeah the story of dead money is amazing but the gameplay fucking sucks if you’re not prepared (like how I wasn’t)

Are u still mad at me for the whole "sending nuka world raiders to kill and pillage settlements" thing?

LEAVE ME ALONE PRESTON

Of course pookie

The existence of this comment was as predictable as Fallout 4's stories.

United we stand

So i shouldn't have wasted 5 turrets on each side? 😂

@@josiahgonzalez942 BUTTTTTT 5 turrets+Death cult army = INVINCEABLE

Nah you just gotta put 3 turrets instead

I just place the turrets facing inwards. Often the Enemies just spawn inside the settlement anyways.

@@josiahgonzalez942 My brother in Christ, now you can have A CULT ARMY AND 20 TURRETS HAVE FUN WITH YOUR FORTRESS!!!! :)

I always just make bare minimum protectrons to serve as my provisioners anyway. This bug has no power over me.

Tip: use console command to spawn Ada and use her as provisioner instead. I found unique automatron doesn't reset, so i have every settlement sends an Ada sentry to the Castle. The fireworks is spectacular!

I never had this issue.

Just use a skeleton bot, why you want to waste resources on fodder.

Bug has no power over me because the only modification I made to the base model is assaultron legs

He wrote Covenant too. And the Railroad quest line. And Deacon and Curie. Literally if I had written a list of my 10 favorite quests in Fallout 4, every single one would be a Ferret Baudoin quest.

Absolute legend of a man

Wild to me that Bethesda insisted on Emil writing when literally everything he touched fell apart

@noahfuc7131 writing is *incredibly* complicated and multi faceted, just because Ferret wrote good quests doesn't mean he's the guy with the skill to conceptualize like, the whole big picture that has to both be compelling but also it has to drive player exploration and distribute objectives across an entire map. Emils games are a bit dry in the main quest but I wouldn't just assume that you can plug and play "writers" into any position

@@rrrrthats4rs what is it that you like about Railroad's quest line? While I can understand that there's a couple of interesting characters in the faction, I don't remember anything of worth about their quests.

Now I’m even more excited to go to college there

Dude, you're definitely a Bostonite. I see people that look like you everywhere in F4, Bethesda did DD

As a Boston I can confirm

As someone who walks through downtown frequently and live in North End… there are actually LESS ghouls in the game then real life

As a Mainer, I can confirm far harbor

Did you make sure to skip the part with supermutants? They always make it such a slog, but not "THE" slog

@@The_Archer-he2ft its tough to avoid the supermutants in boston.... but i did manage to sneak past them with some clever steps

OK that's actually really cool, I didn't know the Freedom Trail was a real thing. I hope you're enjoying life in Boston.

​@@ThunderTheBlackShadowKittyit is! I did it last year and actually got into the railroad church

Well yeah, but man who think baseball violent funny.

How does no one know who Elvis was in New Vegas? Same principle. It's just funny that some knowledge is lost, important or less important.

​@@giovdv3472In this case i think it was more about copyright claims. After all it could suck, from obsidian point of view, to be sued for using his image without rights to do so. Just like they didnt used any of Elvis Presley song as rights to use were to costly.

​@@KincaidCalder-vn6boIf you tell Moe how it actually was, he'll just tell you he likes his version better. I think it's more a case of wishful thinking than just straight ignorance on his part. The ignorance on everyone else's part is just from being uninterested in a sport played 200 years ago.

@@DoctorPorkenfriesOh. Tbh it would probably be more interesting his way.

"Another settlement is in need of your help."

​@@Interdacted Kid named "Minutemen Squads" mod

Same goes for a lot of bethesda factions, especially in Skyrim.

That, and they're all AWARE of the fact that nobody around here is smart enough to rule the world. They mostly just wanna plow their fields and plow their... Fields. No big plans for world domination or liberation or extermination, just trying to get the damn neighbors to stop running thru the cornfield naked to eat your dog, so you can finally get some sleep

Scrounger perk solves the issue, I'm using power armor pretty much all the time since Concord.

Tbh there were so many cores available that it didn't feel too limiting. You're right though, it felt awesome charging or jetpacking in as a human tank.

the first play through I’d agree but there are 10 between cambridge and Sanctuary

Made it too easy. Game wasn't challenging at all considering you get armour 20 mins in

​@@grahamhill676this is going to sound glib and sarcastic, and it genuinely isn't intended as such, but the solution to that is easy in just not using it. Plus, on the hardest difficulty, when there's a few more legendaries around, anyone with an explosive mod weapon turns you inside out. But yeah, at least with things like that, the balance is as easy as just not using it.

Did you report this to your local authorities?

Both are also death cults 💀

Meanwhile, Christians run more charities for the homeless, more drug rehabs, more orphanages, more food pantries, and give more charity per capita than any other demographic in the US.

Well wait, so’s he

If you are going off of cryo sleep Shaun would be older than 60

Technically Shaun is 261 years old.

​@@MyDogDoingStuffIGWHERE TF DO YOU LEARN MATH? IF SHAUN AGE IS 60 IN 2287 THEN HE'S NOT 261 YEARS M0®0N

@@MyDogDoingStuffIG no Shaun would be 201 years old and Nate would be 200 plus whatever age he was before the cryo sleep

This is just Max0r's second channel that he works on after taking his meds.

And without the porn

This is like Max0r with a third of the finely edited *QUALITY*

@@nerdyvids1if Maxor’s meds are Adderall, he takes a double dose for the main channel.

So like the old pre-meth Maxor

My guy this is like 300 hours right there

And equally, “fallout 4 is not a great game” and “I love fallout 4” should too! It’s ok if the thing you love is flawed!

​@@iheartblock3792Thank you

@@iheartblock3792 4 having bad writing doesn’t make it a bad game. It just isn’t as flawless as the 2 prior titles.

@@HunterAnsorge-ok9jk A lot of people don't like FO3 either and even NV gets a lot of criticism (for gameplay). I mean, there are entire video essays on youtube about how Fallout 3 is terrible. I don't really agree but they certainly do exist...

@@HunterAnsorge-ok9jk I wouldn’t consider 3 or NV Flawless, but frankly, yes, the writing of 4 is so bad it ruins the game for me. I think 76 is a better game, it’s got a better atmosphere, mechanics, and isn’t pretending it’s an RPG.

yeah I don't really get why people seem to have a problem with the railroad (ideologically?). Like 90% of the people in the commonwealth hate synths so who else is gonna do it?

​@@johnfreeman9349I've heard the argument that the Railroad would have made more sense as a side faction to a more fleshed out Minutemen storyline rather than one of the main factions. I'm inclined to agree. I find it kind of odd for one of the main factions to be so focused on a single issue.

The main issue wasn't that the Rail Road only help Synth. The problem is that where were they when the people of the Commonwealth need these guys. The Synth has only gained control of there own action in mass only in the last decade. While the Minuteman even before the Gunner attacked was already spread thin to their limit in the Commonwealth. Where were the people who would founded the Rail Road were before they even know the truth about Synth. And why don't they have the courage to help the people around them before, but suddenly have the determine to help the Synth instead.

@@sandvichbros1659 you must not have read my comment cause I already addressed that. It doesn't make sense for the railroad to expend resources on doing anything that doesn't involve the institute as they are so aggressively cracked down on by them. The minutemen are a far more capable organization for such a task as they aren't constantly being cracked down on by the institute and can operate freely. Anything the railroad dies is made 10x harder by their strict opsec, difficulty getting and training recruits, and general heat. They would simply be really bad at doing anything else so they focus on synths.

@@ExternalDialogue no. I was talking about something else about the Railroad that bugging me and other people who have a problem with the writing surrounding them.

Didn't the guy who said that retracted his statement?

@@kilnareth7970we’ll just pretend he didn’t for the simple reason that it’s funnier to say it’s canon

*CLANK CLANK CLANK*

Power armor powered love making... Ouch

@@slowbutsure504I think you mean “Me-OW!”

Power armor is one of the biggest improvements in 4.

@@randalthor2859 is op as hell lmao

Time stamp?

​@@syndicalistcat3138 17:52

@@creeperdude3480 not all heroes wear capes 🫡

Sim Settlements 2 is required reading in this household

@@BigBeakEntertainment Jake is my best man and him and Heather Casdin are married.

He means it would have been interesting if you could take that info to Piper immediately upon learning it, rather than destroyingbthe Institute and waiting for McDonut to get word that the Institute remnants DGAF about him.

I have a similar saying, for every Fallout made by bethesda. they aren't good fallout, but they are still great games.

YES! It's not good writing, but it's fun writing

well said

agreed. Previous Fallout games were not always dark and gritty, I mean look at Fallout 1 & 2, they’re not as nityy and gritty like 3 and NV, so in a sense most it if just fun writing in Fallout than mostly serious writing.

Oh God, yeah. It was horrible! But also great! Now, I've played it so much that there's nothing that catches me off guard anymore. I can't wait for the fallout London mod to be released.

It was me, 0 Bullet in my 10mm pistol, my baton, and Dogmeat

this is what the kids today like to call a "skill issue"

Did we all have the same experience?!?!

My first path to Diamond city was action packed. Wherever I went, the path after me was full of dead super mutants and like 2000 .38 casings because I thought I need to conserve 10mm and used pipe weapons

Nah its great.

@@Tuningforks85 ya, your right

Fallout 4 is a terrible ‘fallout’ game. It goes against everything that fallout was. Fallout 4 isn’t bad but compared to the rest of the fallout games, it’s the worst

@@Aids902 idk what world your from bro

@@Aids902 Can only agree. It's a good action adventure, but not the heavy rpg with many choices and lots of replay value that Fallout is supposed to be. Dumbing their rpg's down is a Bethesda issure through and through though, which explains why New Vegas was exempt from this. If you played Fallout 4 once, you have seen and done it all. There are no real playstyles and builds, or even factions that have heavy consequences. It's the kind of game that somene who isn't really that much into gaming is supposed to enjoy.

But like for real, I love playing F4

Truly the john Fallout experience

@@Litnigmkween it may not be the best fallout but god damn I’m still playing it just as much as I did now, as I did nearly a decade ago….which is all the time

​@@not-that-guy-pal- my favorite part is when he says it's fall out time and then he just starts fallin out all over the place

@@Spaceghost12 That part was truly the most fallout... Fallout 4...

Lmfao yea 😂😂

"Worse than" lol

I said that to my adult son about a month ago, and it will always be one of the top 10 hilarious moments in my life; it's just a better way to say you're in the Find Out portion of F Around!

Well... fuck.

The BOS would be the optional destruction like Megaton however the BOS would support a provisional government as long as they their trade agreements.

I dont see why the Brotherhood would be against it , there here to destroy the Institute and recover any valuable tech , they have nothing against the Minutemen.

@@jonathancunningham8739canonically the BOS leaves after the institute is snuffed out so they should support the government

Happy Mother's Day everyone

She can't complain, she did get a gift.

Source🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨

Def clapped her cheeks

@@Sucullentbutter The gift of freedom from the nuclear hellscape.

Far harbor is literally just a worse version of the Fallout 3 dlc where you go to a place to find a daughter who feels out of place at her home at the insistence of a parent, then get high

Far harbour and nuka world were fucking goated

Point look out where all you do is get knocked out then kill a brain​@@Achillesnic

Nuka world is my favorite fallout 4 DLC because it's just fun, absolutely tedious at times but I felt accomplished when I wiped out all living things in an area and sent my favorite faction there to take care of it and give me free stuff. I loved exploring the cool sections of the map and seeing small stores told by environmental storytelling, I loved fighting a shit ton of space themed robots. The only part that I did not enjoy was searching around for those computer cores and letters for the nuka quantum power armor, and the key to unlock the door and find what's left of the man who invented nuka cola. I straight up cheated to speed through all that, that was dumb as fuck. I liked nuka world for the same reason I liked mother ship zeta, it was just good fun, interesting map to explore, cool new weapons, not really any interesting characters but who would expect a raider to be interesting. Oswald was the coolest character there, dude was magic and had a kinda tragic backstory. Nuka world wasn't meant to be morally questionable or give you tough situations with hard choices or anything like that, it was just supposed to be fun. That's how I see it anyway

@@Achillesnic Point Lookout absolutely blows, if you think it's better than Far Harbor I invite you to give it another go. Take in that lovely mod-sized island, full of a couple dozen houses, a mansion, and 3 cool quests. Enjoy the 4-6 hours you'll spend on the island shooting the same 3 enemies over and over again before packing it up and leaving the Bayou with pockets full of miracle herbs. Check out the handful of scripted events and the barrage of samey loot, samey houses, samey bayou aesthetics everywhere outside of the admittedly neat carnival-port. I played the DLC and had to double-check that it was the right Duchess Gambit, the right Point Lookout DLC that I started and finished. It seriously felt like something made by a team of 5 in ~6 months including QA/bug testing, or something that one dude in a basement spent way too long making. I felt ripped off over a decade after release, it can't hold a candle to Far Harbor.

where? I must have missed that lmao

Fallout 4's GECK/mod tools are famously bad too, it's a true testament to the modding community that F4 has as many fantastic mods as it does. Granted, a lot of fantastic modders have quit from frustration over the years, and fallout 4 is still trying to sell people paid mods to this day, so... There's a negative to just about every positive with F4 unfortunately...

I think original size including dlcs is a bit under 40gigs, my mods alone are around 110gigs to 120gigs

@@Supercohboy Meh, that's a Bethesda thing, and I wouldn't get pissed over it. Then again, I do like Fallout 4 as it is, unmodded, which is uncommon for most fans.

Yes its extreamly strange like why is it

@@Limes_Taste_Good that much i hope consels hav 6tbs one day yikes

Too bad you can't actually make any changes to the Minutemen, or actually lead them in any meaningful way. Preston still gives you tasks and expects you to do them as if he was the leader, too. I agree the idea is cool, but they should've committed more to it and allowed you to actually make decisions, such as deciding whether the Minutemen remained as a vigilance group or evolved into a proper government, whether they decided to impose conscription, etc. That way there might've been some more meat on the bones of the concept.

@@CantusTropus I agree 100%, unfortunately the Minutemen are an inch deep mechanic wise. I RP all that extra stuff with "personal lore" in the end. Using mods i populate settlements with Minutemen guards, I "colonize" and settle far harbour, as well as nuka world. I build government buildings, i go about building extra settlements in better locations. There was so much more they could have done, but in true Bethesda nature, everything is only partially done. Pulling on my tin foil hat for this one.... Preston is secretly the shadow general, he manipulates and rules from behind the scenes letting the SS do all the work and take blame for the destruction of the BOS, RR, and institute. Then one day he and the SS are going to explore a Boston alleyway and only Prestons going to walk out, then the Minutemen will have a new general.

@@CantusTropus You're complaining about something that no other game does either. Even New Vegas, which everyone gushes about being superior to any Bethesda game ever, doesn't allow that kind on interaction and control of whatever faction you align with in that game. How many more years of script writing did you want Bethesda to do before they released the game?

Yea, I gotta say, as annoyingly bare bones as the mechanics are and as repetitive as the quests, I love the idea of the minutemen. I love the idea of building a faction, of reclaiming the wasteland, and of building not America, because let's face it, the idea of recreating a country that's been gone for two hundred years is neither possible nor really even desirable, but a new nation in the wasteland. I envision a commonwealth where raiders and supermutants are a thing of the past and dirt farming settlements can grow into proper towns and cities. I imagine creating an intelligence service from former railroad operatives, getting the Atom Cats to lend their skills to helping build a power armored force, and putting the surviving institute scientists to work (under close watch) rebuilding a base of scientific knowledge. I don't get people who go "the commonwealth is a hellhole, that's why I chose the institute!" The commonwealth is a hellhole with potential, it's just a fixer-upper.

Reminder that the majority of all Bethesda games sales are console games. All of them who at release were completely unmoddable. Skyrim sold over 75% of it's first legendary sales run on console, and again when Special Edition came out. The idea that Bethesda's business is run off people who mod the games is EXTREMELY ignorant. Yes, Bethesda games last an almost infinite time with mods. Yes, Bethesda games are amazing for being a sandbox for mods. No, Bethesda doesn't depend of mods for games sales. We don't represent anything more than a minority, of a portion, of the sales of Bethesda games. Console games will always exceed PC games, and even then only a small amount of those on PC with Bethesda games actually mod them. Bethesda games have always stood on their own legs for years regardless of mods.

make an hour long fallout shelter video while only talking in alternating chinese and arabic

Simulating Creation Engine.

Can’t wait for the outer worlds video. Pretty fun game imo

Your editing pace is way too high for me, sensory overload

You misspelled “way longer.”

The voice actor for nate definitely had a blast doing those "sarcastic" voice lines 😂

Best one is the Eddie Winter confrontation to me. "What, Eddie, don't you recognise me? It's me, your old pal, Seamus McFuckyourself

The Sandbox is the best part from the nuclear storms, the settlements, and to the brotherhood patrols randomly running into super mutants and watching the battle between them!

But God has helped me to this very day; so I stand here and testify to small and great alike. I am saying nothing beyond what the prophets and Moses said would happen- that the Messiah would suffer and, as the first to rise from the dead, would bring the message of light to his own people and to the Gentiles. Acts 26:22-23

@@konrad1916 the fuuuuck??

That's called masochism

​@@konrad1916did Todd Howard say that?

Hey! I got that reference

☹

Oh nooooo you ruined my adulthood!

Why am I still here …… just to suffer?!?!?

When i first got it i took every measure to ensure that dogmeat wouldn’t die. I didn’t realize he was already immortal 😅

For something very early on in the game, it's ironic that it took this many years for me to notice that. Meanwhile within the same year (hell, maybe even month) of the game's release, people were already finding hidden easter eggs.

it's not though, and we shouldn't do that.

Plot twist: the one who shot the Canadian in the broadcast, is Nora. Both Nate and Nora were veterans in the resource wars, and met there. That's why they both know how to use power armor.

This is the way

​​@@Rad_Brad813yeah but it's so fucking funny and genuinely makes Nates character that much better

@@Rad_Brad813it’s really fucking funny

You totally can you just need points in charisma.

That sounds like NCR talk. I’ll live in an underground bunker before I pay.

You can tax settlements. Todd Howard 1, you 0

Yes you can. Put down a bunch of water pumps somewhere, and a bunch of shops somewhere else Every 2 days, ~120 purified waters will be deposited in your workbench, then you can sell them to the shopkeepers and get all their caps for basically no work

You didn't tax your settlement? What good are settlements if they aren't making you stuff? Food, starch adhesive for crafting, etc.

The glowing sea is amazing

"even if the main quest sucks ass." Bethesda's never had a good main quest in any of its titles. **Activates Flame Shield** Yes, I'm including New Vegas and Morrowind in that list.

4 has vertical environments that the others don't. The raised highways, ruined skyscrapers and ridable vertibirds make exploration much more dynamic.

@@Hamaschildshields I literally said nothing about the story I was talking about exploring. Can you read?

​@@CoralCopperHead New Vegas was made by obsidian tho, i feel like the main problem with that one is that they had no time to polish any of it.

im john fallout

I liked pickman but I feel like they could have done more with him. He would have been a great companion. Also it would have been amazing to inform him of the existence of nuka world and let him have a field day in his brand new playground

Those and other quests like the Cabot House one definitely stand out the most in the game.

​@@mizv4043 Pickman feels like something got cut for how detailed it is only to end so abruptly.

Him, Danse and Piper are my all time favorite companions in the franchise.

Honestly I like all the companions. Sure, there are some I like more than others (and Nick is definitely peak), but all around I think the followers are a good cast.

​​@@BababooeyGooeyfallout 4 companions are the best in the series, nick alone is better than all of fo3 companions, and 90% of all FNV companions combine, Guy has so much charisma and charm

@@tixrobux2930you need to quit playing fallout for that opinion. nick is the only follower in fallout 4 that comes anywhere close to ANY of the FNV companions. Arcade, Boone, and Raul, alone have writing 3x better than any of the fallout 4 companions, they have at least double the amount of written dialogue, double the programmed interactions, and OH YEA, every SINGLE follower has at least 5 different endings depending on what choices you made in any of their SEVERAL quests and those combine with world choices to make actual people with real lives. compare this to piper, curie, macready, any of those boring mfs that i just lockpick enough close to them and they fall in love with me.

@@crunchysalmons nah, fnv had 4 good companions while fallout has 7+ You need to accept that half of fnv companions are forgettable, the fact that you listed the best ones and convenietly ignore the rest says much about your bias Fallout 4 had extremely charming companions because they feel like humans not characters, they may have little personal story, not much reactions towards story and player actions but as a traveling companion in wasteland boston, it feels like you got someone watching your back more than Fnv ever could

You should check out TripCantGame, same vibe and his fallout videos are extremely funny

Ssethtzeentach isn't that fast in my opinion

This is the only correct take

And even then Bethesda's games have some good writing on them (Far Harbor for instance was genuinely cool), which makes it even more frustrating once you get some garbage like Starfield.

@@BrBetim far harbor should’ve been the main story but make Dima the institute, children of atom the BOS and fuse the railroad and minutemen into a far harbor type of faction.

@@BrBetim but what frustrates me the most as a Bethesda fan is that they can make great stories, despite what all the morrowind fan boys will tell you, Skyrim has great writing, even in throwaway dungeons, look at the ghost sex slave dungeon or the mourning necromancer wife for examples. Both at face value surface story, the Dragonborn story arc, and behind the scenes, the Thalmor and Skyrim civil war. I don’t know if it’s a victim of design crunch or what, but Bethesda has made great lived in immersive games. It honestly feels like they’re going the way of ID software and making the tools for other companies to make the artwork and I hate it because I’m invested in the worlds they made.

And at least a 400 mods short. Vanilla Bethesda games are a mess.

That sounds like a really good idea. The Railroad being an actual robo-revolution is a much better idea than what we got, which was basically Harriet Tubman lobotomizing the slaves she freed while seeing nothing wrong with it

You're right and someone at Bethesda must have realized that because that's what they tried to do with Far Harbor.

and Max0r

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I've done that for 1500 hours. Never use VATS either.

@@tamfuwing1 What an aboksute chad

⁠@@tamfuwing1Once you go VATS, you never go back.

@@henrydavel1440 I've missed way too many point blank shots with 95 hit chance in VATS, its ass

@@judge00 That’s the 5% you’re missing out on, buddy.