This was so much fun, and you should go check out Tim's channel youtube.com/@cainongames Curiada: bit.ly/shopspiritsatcuriada Play Fallout from the beginning: amzn.to/3zsTwny Twitch: bit.ly/2VsOi3d H2D2: bit.ly/YTH2D2 twitter: bit.ly/H2DTwit instagram: bit.ly/H2dIG Blog: bit.ly/H2DBlog Patreon: bit.ly/H2DPatreon Gear: amzn.to/2LeQCbW Fallout was great, but...: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iL-Uh5hktqjcpKc.htmlsi=JCDKieFI_axwX1cG I Made Nuka Cola: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rb9nrLehyr-cYZc.htmlsi=fPHhD2C6qVdp_btN Sierra Madre Martini from Fallout: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j8mqgcRmxsyZh2w.htmlsi=dSt9-mvLuXxnW_Vv Dirty Wastelander from Fallout 4 Recipe: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/htSdeNiSnayvmWQ.htmlsi=OKxjpAYW35cbN_Ii

Greg really elevates this show, without him and his tastes in movies, games, history and politics this show really wouldn't be as amazing as it is.

I love that Greg is just standing at his bar the whole time. At first it seemed really uncomfortable but then it started to feel like Tim Cain went to a bar and the bartender recognised him.

my favorite Tim Cain interview. the interviewer just gets it. he knows the game, he knows Tim, he knows the behind the scenes. he asks the questions i always wanted to ask Tim, amazing interview!

The most underrated part of fallout 1 is the dialog review box so you can go back and read your conversations after you have them

We all love Tim Cain

I love how the moment its revealed the "source" is from the the Vault Dwellers Survival Guide Tim just stands up with the Aura of well we will end this discussion right now. And I love it.

This is actually kinda nuts. I'm glad you two got together and did this. Thanks.

My biggest complaint of Fallout 2 is Temple of Trials. It really did feel tacked on - and wow it was - by a marketing guy.

Did I expect this? No. Am I here for this? Absolutely.

When game development was driven by actual creators, instead of the financial office. And the Vault with the broken suit extruder was the vault under Salt Lake City. Per New Vegas, it was actually one of the most successful.

I'm not even a big Fallout fan, but as a software engineer and a massive TTRPG nerd this was an incredible watch. I find it fascinating to see how iconic projects come together like this. Greg is a great interviewer, and Tim is a brilliant guest!

Didn't even notice the matching outfits until halfway through! I love listening to y'all talk though thank you so much for this upload 🙏

I love Tim Cain so much, he is such an inspiration, I'd love to see another one of these.

I thought this was such a fun interview! Greg did a great job mixing behind the scenes and lore questions

I love that Tim cosplayed as Greg with a flannel and denim apron. It must be surreal having a video game creator that you are a fan of be a fan of your show.

Tim Cain is the best! I love his videos too, they're super insightful! Honestly didn't know how much I needed this collab until this video dropped lmao

Loving the talk between you two. Do get tired of people not understanding you can like something but still have critiques of it.

Greg, when I found your channel many years ago for cocktail advice and experiments, I nearly fell out of my chair when you conveyed your love for the original Fallouts, as I grew up with them. When Tim Cain launched his Facebook channel, I nearly fell out of my chair when he made a reference to your channel. Now here I am witnessing such a bizarre (and risky channel aside) video interviewing TIM CAIN focusing on a Fallout specific interview on a cocktail drinking channel. For me, it's perfectly surreal to see two completely different interests of mine intersect. Moments like this just make me happy to be alive to witness, it's almost like a imagined-fantasy matchup. One funny thing is, on one of Tim's videos I specifically asked about the history of the "Tell me about" feature, but it got lost in the ether of Tim's video comments. I fell out of my chair when you asked about this! Thank you! 😃 This is the KZfaq lighting in a bottle for me, I can't see this being a long term format spinoff, but I'm just appreciative that you two put something special like this together. I never post KZfaq comments, but I just wanted to show my appreciation and happiness. Thank you both from the bottom of my heart. Well, now if you'll excuse me, I think I might need to get my chair checked up on.

1:33 That could totally work for the Military Combat Armor. Maybe field commanders in the U.S Military could've had handheld pip boy devices that pull from the side of their backpacks. 1:07 Also I feel like Harold needs his own drink :D

How does this not have more views and why didn't KZfaq tell me this video exists?! What a wonderful conversation

"How to Interview" new channel?

Not anything I was expecting to see but this is gonna be amazing

This is seriously cool. I absolutely adore the free form of this interview. Tim really brings a n enthusiasm to this, it's amazing!

Him talking about doing a weekly Table Top session to understand and test out how players would tackle dungeons is so so so good. It honestly is how the industry should still work. Like how many people are put on projects that they don't understand and end up making a sub par experience. Great interview.

Love to see this. Tim’s channel is awesome, really great insights to game development

this video inspired me to break out of my career depression and reapply to tech sector jobs in my area.

Tim is a sweet guy you can hear how passionate he gets about his work

i beg of you, do more of those if you can, i really liked all the extra info Tim gave us and the both of you nerding out about Fallout was just how i probably would be if i made a game like that and how i am as a Fallout fan

As always, love the content, Greg! In hopes that you get so annoyed with the comment that you do the episode, have you considered an episode idea for content regarding making your own spirit infusions/bitters/tinctures? I know you have dabbled in it before with making your own spiced rum, bathtub gin, and sour apple pucker? I took a class in college, where one of our assignments was making infusions. I made a peach cobbler infused bourbon, my own sour apple vodka, homemade falernum, and more. I think this would help people expand their own home bar

I love seeing you meet your heroes like this, the energy you've got in these Fallout videos is so positive and energizing

Amazing interview! Tim is always so personable and is obviously immensely passionate about his work, and Greg is really just a giant nerd so they pair together wonderfully. This didn't even really feel like an interview it just felt like friends chatting

i love that tim cain has his how to dreak costume

What an excellent interview! Thank you, Tim, and thank you, Greg! I cut my teeth on FO3 and I’ve been curious about the first fallout so I’m super excited to try it knowing how much of a passion project it was!

Tim is a genuinely wonderful person and I'm very glad you two collaborated! ❤

I wish I could set this on a loop to inflate view numbers, because I would gladly watch hundreds more of these and it deserves so many views! Thank you both Greg and Tim for doing this, what a treat!

Definitely my favorite interview in a while. Would love if you guys got back together once season 2 comes out, and maybe talk more about games post fallout.

Funny thing is, when people who know Fallout games react to the show, most of them didn't play the first 2 games. Some did, but the majority of people reacting to the show is about 3, 4 and New Vegas. But when they finish the show, many people are compelled to play the first 2 games too. I am happy for that, the old Fallout still lives.

This is the episode I was waiting for.

Incredibly enjoyable episode. Much kudos and love to you both 🤗💖.

Great video, loved it, love seeing Tim here too, been subbed to his channel for a while now!

Earthdawn was FASA's fantasy RPG. Your PCs were the usual humans, elves and dwarves but you could also play Trolls, Windlings and Obsidimen. It was also a post-apocalyptic fantasy setting because these things called horrors had ravaged all the name giver races and destroyed their civilizations. It was very cool and the system was centered around dice pools.

What an amazing "bonus" episode! My best friend from high school, a fellow Commodore nerd back then (1986) bought and shipped me Fallout for my birthday in 1997, shortly after I moved from NYC to California. It's been my favorite game/series since then (and for my friend as well). The Nuka Cola episode with Tim was awesome, and this deep dive is the perfect foamy head on a tall glass of nerdstalgia. Thanks to both you and Tim!

Didn’t know Greg used to be a corporate editor, that’s literally what I do now 9-5. That gives me so much hope to escape this grind

Very interesting interview. Crazy how cobbled together everything used to be.

Yoooo that's so cool that you got the creator of fallout on the show!!

Wow, it's crazy to hear Earthdawn mentioned. I was fortunate enough to try out the second edition at a friend's place some years ago, and it's honestly still my favorite approach to a dice steps and systems. Insane to hear that it was a contender for their initial project.

Love to see an interview with THE legend himself!! Fallout 1 and 2 are so freaking good 😍😍

That was a lot of fun thanks Greg and Tim.

Earthdawn was a TTRPG by the same people who made Shadowrun, the idea being that instead of taking place in the cyberpunk-fantasy future, Earthdawn takes place in the ancient high fantasy past before known human history. Just for anyone who's curious about that.

DUDE this was so much fun to watch!

This is amazing. Thank you for this.

Greg and Tim seem like old friends, it’s fantastic

I love how Tim dressed as Greg for this video, loved it!

This was a fantastic watch, I love the conversations you guys have.

I worked on Baldur's Gate and we had visits with Brian Fargo a lot. It's interesting hearing the other side of working with Interplay at the time!

This is the colab I didn't know how much I needed lol

This is a seriously awesome episode ❤

True, the best things stay un-awnsered, given free room for interpretentions, well said.

Such a compelling combination of storyteller and software engineer. His brain works in really facinating ways :-)

Phil, the Nuka-Cola Dude is who delivers it

Thanks Greg for doing this interview with Tim Cain, this was a lot of fun!

This is so amazing. I knew Tim was a fan of your channel!

Tim said so many great things about your channel! I'm happy he got the chance to collaborate with you.

Commenting for the algorithm to boost this vid. Deserves more views

Not the channel I expected to see this on but i am soooo here for it🙏🏻

So interesting! Thanks for conducting this interview Greg

What a bad ass deep dive. Loved it.

I am having an absolute blast watching this while drinking the Nuka Cola brewed from the recipe shared two weeks ago. Thank you guys.

Lol this was such a fun episode!!! Looking forward to the next one

Greg congratulations on achieving a dream. You have (presumably) achieved many. But we know this one is special

This is just fantastic! I know next to nothing about Fallout (except the show), and nothing about game development, but I absolutely love this!

Great interview, what a cool episode!

This is the budding friendship I always wanted to see. Now I need to see Brenan Lee Mulligan and Tim Cain do a one shot with Greg.

I find the mention of Earthdawn very interesting, considering Earthdawn is actually a post-apocalyptic setting (magical apocalypse, but still) where people survived in underground "vaults" (called kaers...) :)

It's really cool. Greg got to do this. I can tell it was a blast and an honor!

Thank you for overloading my geek mind with this chat get together, Greg and Tim! I'm itchn' to know what was edited out when the topic of the other OG creator reactions to the show came up. However I respect those who don't want to be qouted and possibly blacklisted from any new Fallout project. It would not be good for the creators or fans....

this is pretty awesome, tim cain is a treasure and a wealth of information! great eps :)

35:52 Greg, as someone who works in post for advertising, that's very generous lol. I feel like those fingerprint ideas, as you say, are 99 times out of 100 a great deal worse. I love this video btw -- probably not the type of content you'll be rewarded by youtube for, but it's a joy to watch!

This deserves far more views

Tim rocking the matching barman outfit, fucking love it!

I love this, one of my favorite KZfaqrs talking to the creator of one of my favorite games, talking about said game?! I think this is 40 minutes of heaven.

His channel also has Leonard Byorsky (I hope I spelled that right) whee Tim interviews him. It’s pretty neat.

Im loving this new style of video. Keep it up Greg! ❤❤❤

It's too bad the algorithm will kill this video, but as a longtime htd watcher I'm glad it got made❤

In fallout shelter, you can build a nuka cola bottling plant in your vault, so perhaps they make their own? Or have a stockpile of nuka cola syrup and make the carbonated soda water in the vault and bottle it?

In fallout shelter, it shows that you can purchase a Nuka cola bottling plant. So that could be canon that some vaults have Nuka cola factories

How did I never know that Fallout was originally based on GURPS? So many things make so much sense now.

if you want a video suggestion and/or another video game based video, runescape 3 is currently having a summer event and it has event based cocktails the player can consume

You want to find the 7 oz coke bottles that were collectable from christmas like 2004 and 2006. They are not printed but covered with a plastic label that you can remove, and leave an empty unpritned coke bottle. There may have been other years besides 2004 and 2006, but those were the ones that I got cheap.

Aw man! I will forever see Pip-Boy 2000 as handheld! It's just like those flying slippers in HOMM3 that turned out to be a harness when I grew up and finally read the name😅

Great interview! Thanks Tim & Greg!

Hell yes. Tim Cain is awesome.

The best part of fallout and what really hooked me on it besides the random doctor who references was the Hub I accidentally missed and hit a guard and had to kill everyone in the hub as they turned on me and when I shot Kenny the sheriff I got the dialogue "you killed Kenny you bastard'

Man I love Tim.

Tim dropped the ball not mentioning that Earthdawn is a sequel/prequel to Shadowrun

Love the original Fallout series. love Tim Cain. Obviously, this video is by gamers, for gamers! Thanks Greg!

oh cool! looking forward to watching this one

btw you're a fallout channel now sorry to break the news to you

It’s like a watching someone interviewing his older self