There's actually a whole extra layer of reference in the McClellan Family Townhome. The poem the Mr. Handy recites to the deceased son is "There Will Come Soft Rains," a poem written by Sara Teasdale in 1918 during WWI and the Spanish Flu Pandemic. Ray Bradbury used her poem as a plot device as well as naming his story after it.

I absolutely love fallout 3, I gave it a replay recently and it holds up so well. It's a shame that some people will say "new vegas is better" and not give fo3 the love it deserves as well.

Thanks for doing this video. I would love to play Fallout 3 again, but Steam's version won't work on Windows 10 or Windows 11. I'm hoping the rumors about a Fallout 3 Remaster are true.

Great vid!

You did awesome but and it's not just you other youtubers do it as well, so you can edit the audio AVGN showed how he does it in a video where he shows how he does an episode but the sound so I normally have my TV at 10 but when the MR Gusty started telling that bed time story I had to turn up my TV to 43 just to hear it and then when it was done your voice was louder not as loud as others and again at 7:50 that dude is even quieter some how you do t have to make everything louder just when your showing clips I can always turn down my volume but I really hate turning it up cause I know the next person or video I watch will be stupid loud