Hey man thanks for making more Fallout videos everytime you uploaded makes my day and I hope you keep doing more of these cut content videos specially New Vegas content every year I binge watch your cut content series, keep up the good work

You had to what?

@@no-barkthechosenone2436 Who sent you? I ain't talkin'.

@@no-barknoonan8798 if anyone asks, we never spoke

LONESOME ROAD CUT CONTENT PLEASE IM BEGGING YOU

If that's true, then fuck the brotherhood honestly, I kill the Outcasts everytime, as they deserve.

tbh i've always kinda liked that little bit, one of the few truly unique things that bethesda did when they were given the fallout ip

@@zhitchcresttail3387 why I hate the brotherhood but the outcasts at least respect their forefathers goals instead of helping the wasteland for no justified plausible reason it would have been better to make the "official" brotherhood some other faction with the outcasts being the actual brotherhood chapter in the local area

@@shakeem444 those backward thinkers got their butts handed to them out west with the NCR. Also their first Elder actually wanted any people to join instead of ex military.

The Outcasts aren’t that close to the true BoS. The actual Brotherhood, while reclusive, did still trade openly with the outside world. In Fallout 1, the Crimson Caravan is operating a route to Lost Hills. They even became an R&D house for the NCR until tensions grew between the groups and war erupted. The Outcasts think they’re true to the west, but they’re far from it.

It's pretty obvious looking back on it that their color scheme was what inspired the changes in Brotherhood armor in Fallout 4. The darker metallic color and the red accents and all.

I think there are outcast scribes robes in operation anchorage

@@bigm1lf854only one however

sums up bethesda tbf

They pretty much neglected to capitalise on Fallout 3 in general. Just look at how they handled the Enclave.

Would have been a better antagonist imo. Especially if you could end up joining them

@@thefinaldovah9324 They were pretty much the exact opposite of the Lyon’s Pride. They really should have fought each other

@@sealake7935 ...they do.

Or 5.56 ammo Or Rad-away

@@ryanbarrie9143 or frag grenades

"I considered hunting him down when he made off with that nigh-indestructible T-51, but then I gave a pause for thought of how MUCH power armor he provided us... And carried the thought through to HOW he could have possibly obtained it and considered it a fair trade, the Stealth Suit was *really* tempting though..."

He had the potential to die, so he never could.

​@KovoriaTheConquerer eh, so did alot of characters that ended up in Fallout 4. Sierra Petrovita (the girl obsessed with Nuka Cola) was able to kill. Doctor Li & Maxon could be killed if you target the Citadel as well

Fallout 3 had the writing of a kindergarten. Or a mentally handicapped bird. That lead writer is an idiot just like the red lighter for fallout 4 is an idiot let's hope bethesda's next games actually have a story. And now before you tell me the water purifier was the whole story no you are a sideline character with everybody yelling at you to do stupid crap you are not the main character

@@66bloodmoon whoa chill

@@jezpost04 I am chill. I have a tendency to spew out what's around my mind. Regardless of the situation or where I'm at. It's fun especially when you're in middle of class and someone says something that sets you off. And Bethesda is one of those things that really really aggravates me

@@jezpost04 funny didn't think my comment was posted, they have a tendency to manually disappear because of KZfaq or other users

@@66bloodmoon You are correct I hate how the perceive the super mutants as mindless brutes with no personality whatsoever or the enclave as generic genocidal bad guys ,and if you say that's what they were in FO2 you are blatantly wrong, and it pisses me off just as much that you don't much freedom whatsoever you're literally there for the ride you can't chat with eden and convince him to not poison the water nor can you convince the outcasts to rejoin the brotherhood it didn't bother me when I was younger but it pisses me off now also the gunplay is kinda shit

Stuff like this is why I am happy when things like the Nintendo hack happen.

I agree. I remember playing Fallout 3 like crazy with particular attention paid to any detail pertaining to the Outcasts. I kept wondering if I had missed a quest trigger at some point. The possible resolution between them and the Brotherhood was so heavily alluded to so many times. It felt like it was definitely supposed to be a part of the base game.

Talon Company in particular was such a glaring missed opportunity. I remember wishing to join them as a kid, but never found a way 😢. At least I could join Riley's Rangers and make tons of caps off map location data...

Talon company. Now they were A grade c#nts..

Alright, but how could would it be if one of the ways to resolve Trouble on the Homefront was to have the Outcasts take over Vault 101? All the vault dwellers being forced into service as initiates.

@@inurokuwarz It wouldn't be at all, it would be extremely out of character.. They don't recruit outsiders, and they sure as hell don't enslave them.

@@inurokuwarz Thats just not how they work mate

I feel like the best way someone could create a mod around reconstructing this quest and that concept is to attach it to giving the Outcasts the Alien Blaster. It's a perfect "wait... okay, you're the one outsider we're recruiting" story hook. A merc they've had good relations with comes along and trusts them and their ethos deeply enough that they trade perhaps the greatest find anyone has made in the Capitol Wasteland since Liberty Prime for next to nothing. They trust you enough to let you in the loop about their own intel on aliens (since you're in the loop on aliens existing and can be trusted to bring them alien tech) and send you on the alien questline, which could have some stages gated to be accessible only after you're in the proper Brotherhood. While F3 loved to have people instantly ask you to solve their problems, it would be wonderful to see the Outcasts being a bit more focused on opsec like that. Have Lyons be aware of your work with the Outcasts and want in on the tech for Enclave-fighting purposes, giving you the "who do I deliver the tech to" choice which then frees you to do the rest of the line. If you give it to the Brotherhood proper, perhaps give them unique alien-human hybrid tech gear (upgraded power armor, alien weaponry that's been modified to run on human ammo). If you give it to the Outcasts same for them but also open up a very high speech and charisma needing questline (by officially becoming the newest Outcast BOS member, which gives you the unique position of being a member of both factions) which allows you to engineer reunification since the Brotherhood _really_ want that alien tech. Get them reunified, they get gear that's also alien-human hybrid but has better stats with the logic being "the Outcasts have more tech to employ which in concert with the Brotherhood's tech is better than any one group fusing the tech with alien tech". The two groups could have a partial unification with the division of the Outcasts becoming Brotherhood Tech Acquisition Division (their troops do missions involving tech exclusively) and the Citadel Brotherhood becoming the Peacekeeping Division (exclusively doing the missions involving fighting things to maintain order in the Capitol Wasteland), allowing them to do both goals at the same time with the two groups being one, showing them building a more proper governmental division of industries. The coolest thing would be if you complete the mod's questline prior to the end of F3 or BS you could change them so the Brotherhood troops with you are decked out in that upgraded armor and, if you unified them, have both groups have soldiers involved since it's a joint operation. Hell, if you wanted to be pointlessly over the top, have the unification give Liberty Prime a new look incorporating alien tech that gives him a look somewhere between his Iron Giant look and the retro-futurism of Metropolis.

I kinda see it

Eh not really, the outcasts have no goal for the wasteland and nothing to do with project purity Plus then your options would be 1. American military remnants 2. American military remnants 3. American military remnants but red

@@LucyWest370 sure, but if they were joinable then they’d probably get fleshed out a bit more

@@no-barkthechosenone2436 not strictly necessary in order to flesh them out. I mean you never join the Followers of the Apocalypse either and their still plenty fleshed out.

@@LucyWest370just shut up, it would be nice to be able to join them and that's the end of that.

i love fallout 3 and while i wouldn’t dare say it’s better than new vegas, it really is the only other fallout i like and play.

@@joshuagrahamnationalist Don't get me wrong. 3 has a very special place in my heart. I've poured many hours into it and I think it shines in a lot of areas. 3 walked so New Vegas could run.

You thought that the memes about new vegas cut content being even greater than the game itself were inaccurate?

@@mado-wh4jv What memes?

@@JacobG2801 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rt6dga5eld-mnmg.html

To be fair, Elder Lyons was not a huge brat in the final game but from the tapes and that line he was probably slated to be a traitorous prick earlier on

like an actual cut content

Too much cut content. Sad

I don't think this is true. I can specifically remember having pussy and alcohol in 2008 and I was like "this might be the best game ever made." I'm sure I could have deflated its writing failures, and FO:NV did by being better, but then 12 more years passed.

Same with Skyrim and Kotor 2, and to a lesser extent Bioshock Infinite

I wish the main quest was better. I like all of the side quests but the main questline is just..... ehhhhhhhh. "go find ur daddy." and the whole enclave vs brotherhood thing is full of plotholes and lazy writing, but hey at least liberty prime is cool. and i love galaxy news radio. THREEEEEEEE DAWWWWWGG

Thanks bro! 🖤🖤🖤

Simply uncut

@@DirtyGeorge Thanks!

Interesting. I didn't know they patrol by Vault 101

Over the years I've played this game probably 3 dozen times and I've only seen it twice.

You can hear them talking while you loot the storeroom, saying they wanted to betray you-except for best wife Olin

"I'm about to shit" - Do it over a toilet pot.

Same, I don’t want to keep banging rocks together :(

Why would you want to play as the enclave? Forced to follow orders, not allowed to take on sidequests or interact with non-enclave npcs, not allowed to explore, no weapon/armor progression, and by mid-late game you don’t even have a technological advantage over the non-enclave mc

@@Chris-mc2dt what a stupid question. To bring back the Good ol USA of course! What are you a commie?!

@@-Cheif a whole lot of No's and very little imagination, I think you're correct God bless the Enclave!

@@Chris-mc2dt Okay, mayyybe not one of the direct subordinates of the Enclave. But what if we could get to play as a mc that eventually becomes something like an honorary member of the Enclave? Where as far as everyone, Enclave included, is concerned, you're now one of their members. You could even work your way up their rankings as part of the quests. All this, while still not officially part of the Enclave so that the mc can still have their freedom. Or, walk into the Enclave and somehow denounce the current President/Acting General, then convince the faction that you're best suited to fill the newly missing role. That way you still have your freedom.

No it's Fallout 3 with a graphic mods and an enb

Right. It's basic game development, you have time and money constrains and ambitious ideas that either don't work or just don't fit into the game. It's not an excuse, it happens.

Hate oxhorn so much

@@Laws2 can you elaborate?