Vegas for me. 👍🏻

I really appreciated Boston because I live near there, but I felt like they put way more effort into the Capital Wasteland than the Commonwealth when it comes to accurately recreating the areas. Maybe that's just because they were closer to DC. For reference, last time I was in DC, I was able to navigate from some big convention center to the Smithsonian while listening to the Fallout 3 soundtrack with ease.

@@TencelasI feel like outside of DC this isn’t true but I feel like Boston is more accurate with some weird fluctuation in the city center and islands

Pittsburgh felt huge to me so it gets something from me.

@@llyy2133 Pittsburgh or "The Pitt" is definitely a close second for me.

Definitely. It evokes a certain imagery when called that.

As an La citizen I can confirm I love that name

Truth, especially where we are at in the timeline currently

Do we add a post every 100 years

Maybe for another video 👍

Necropolis was Bakersfield??

@@elhomiegordo330 yeah it’s a city full of ghouls. As a Bakersfield native I feel like it was a solid choice

@@FritoBandito69333 lol

@@FritoBandito69333 Bakersfield must be a shit hole if you say that💀

Completely agree, they should use the source material to the fullest. Especially when pulling from 1, 2, and New Vegas given they’re so relevant to the setting.

Great Khans would be cool

@@xsts420x4 Yea we better see them in season 2, or find out what happened to them at least

Ten bucks says the show's writers never played Fallout 1 or 2.

@@Thagomizer tbh neither has 95% of the fan base, part of the reason I made this video. They’re not exactly approachable, not many 90s games are. The writers should at least read the story and watch gameplay of them tho. The classic music just hits different as well. I would love if they remastered them so they felt like something akin to Wasteland 3.

Would love to see that image recreated in a first person Fallout. Parts of a dense ubran area abruptly cut off by farmlands and rural life.

Yea I’m quite nervous for their explanations. I’ve also heard some saying in that scene that the skyscrapers and city in the background were constructed by the NCR and we were actually still far from the boneyard. I find this incredibly far fetched and I don’t remember exactly where we were in the show.

@@nvRanger It's super easy to pinpoint where the shows Shady Sands is if you use the Observatory in the last episode as a reference. If Shady Sands is supposed to be where all the buildings are lit up, then it's exactly where the boneyard is on the fan-made interactive map. (More towards Culver City but still) And if this isn't Shady Sands or the Boneyard, then why is Moldarver going though the trouble of powering unoccupied buildings? How do they have a functioning power grid all across LA 200 years after the bombs, let alone 20 years after the LA based "Shady Sands" nuke?

Can we see the crater from the observatory, not sure I follow. LA is no doubt (supposed to be) the Boneyard. They just don’t refer to it as such in the show that I recall and it also appears very differently than it did in the original Fallout. Shady Sands wasn’t in the Boneyard in that game, it was way out in the Desert. We don’t hear about Adytum, or the Followers various institutions, or the Gun Runners. And I agree I have no idea how there’s a functioning power grid, but idk nothing bout power grids tbh.

@@nvRanger Maybe I'm making the wrong assumption, but I thought the skyscrapers that light up are between the crater and the observatory, obscuring it from view. If Moldaver's plan was to bring power to power Shady Sands, then it makes more sense to power what's left of it surrounding the crater, than to power a empty ruin miles away

@northerner3340 You definitely could be right, I guess we need the show to piece things together a bit more cohesively.

underrated comment

I would as well. Fear they would be overrun without the NCR. Bo’s might come thru and confiscate their tech and meds

@@nvRanger let's hope not. The WC BOS was fine with them but Maxson's BOS is more brutish.

@@nvRanger you know adding to my previous comment. I wonder what became of NCR factories and vehicles.

​​@@corypowercat7277I think Maxson's BOS is what you would expect as a natural reaction to what humans just went through. We can worry about being nice when survival is assured

@@redacted7989 not really what I was saying.

appreicate the suggestion, I'll definitely continue uploading.

Would’ve been equally fitting

Thanks for saying 🙏

That’s kind of you to say. Thanks 🙏

Thanks man, appreciate you. Doing great

@@nvRanger your welcome and amazing I’m doing good as will

Good to hear

@@nvRanger thanks

@@nvRanger Actually nevermind delete your channel, you fell off after you stopped doing family guy content. NOW LEAVE BEFORE I CHANGE MY MIND!!!!!!!!!

Sorry for the late response but excellent contribution. It’s not clear in the canon, and I’m not sure where BGS will take the series but perhaps the OG devs had something similar in mind.

That’s awesome of you to say 🙏

Amen brother

BOS says no.

Todd Howard says no.

Imagine wanting to pay taxes..

@@muskulls4bones249 this man is out of line, but he's right

For sure, unfortunately it’s in other videos but the newest Sierra Madre video and onward, I’m removing its use. Thanks for the feedback

I'll do ya one better, here is the link kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z9qflbdqqJzcdac.html Couple versions of the song, so its worth looking around at others. Help Me Faith is the name, from Far Cry 5.

@@nvRanger You’re the best man, thanks a lot

@@MZ-9993 no prob

Wholesome exchange, men of culture.

It is quite confusing

would be great

I enjoy introducing each lore video with some form of real world association to the topic at hand. The closest I could find to relate to the disarray of Los Angeles was the various LA Riots. Obviously the Fallout universe pre war situation does touch on the same issues but there certainly was public unrest and panic given the state of the world with resource shortages/wars and nuclear war on the horizon.

Were there really no Easter eggs or anything? I had it my head that there must have been but I haven’t played Fallout 3 in years now.

@MalpaisRanger I really don't think there is. However as I now live 15 minutes south of Olney, MD I can confirm that it is absolutely overrun with Deathclaws and should be avoided at all costs.

Lmao

Fallout 3 has the Bethesda ruins

But is it the Bethesda Softworks ruins of the Bethesda, Mayland ruins? Cause it's also a town in Maryland, that they happen to be located near.

Thanks, I’m getting sick of this guy and his pretentious intros

@MalpaisRanger my brother in christ. A long intro, no matter the effort put in, will almost always be boring, good video though

Thanks

What part exactly, Tom?

Agreed, honestly would love a New Vegas prequel into the main story tv series, even if it was made separately. Would translate well into a show

The boneyard is LA???

@@shoemcflextheflex2199 Yes?

@@Badookum so why say the boneyard doesn’t exist when it does

@@shoemcflextheflex2199 Can you read? I said it no longer exists in the show, not in Fallout's canon.

Nuked the franchises lore and aesthetics, the show finished what Bethesda started. And these people are exited for more.

Aw it’s not that bad

You mean when LA became a lawless hellscape of burning buildings and people looting freely? Your right. Has absolutely nothing to do with a post apocalyptic LA of burned out buildings and lawless raiders. Oh, wait….

Reality is intertwined with our fiction. Fiction pulls from reality regularly, especially within Fallout. Endless examples there. Yes the LA Riots have little to do with Fallout directly, but I try to include something from reality in each lore video I do and the Fallout universe is certainly no stranger to civil unrest. The 90s edginess had an impact on the style of Fallout as you stated so there’s a connection you made an example of. I’m not sure I understand your complaint. It’s up to you separate reality from fiction regardless of the media you’re consuming.

In the Lore there where ocational riots. Certainly added atmosphere of what might have been going on during or the chaos to follow.

@@masterblaster2733 For sure, I don't always love the pre-war moments in Fallout recently, sometimes less is more and I like the mystery. However, seeing panic and the civil unrest in a world with resource wars and nuclear war on the horizon would be interesting.

Dont go critiquing other people's work when your grammar and punctuation are at a 3rd grade level.

It’s a 5.5/10 Not much effort into it