credit to whoever hired him too, deep research on liberace and brings that attitude to fallout. great choice for this. so cool.

yeah the budget option lol, straight out of the games. i think that’s what the decapitated guy was talking about when he said the cyanide was the most humane product vault tec ever made

Great interview by Rhiannon, not interrupting to try and get her point of view across, but allowing Howard’s passion to speak for itself.

i dont see the parallel beyond the ghoul himself, care to elaborate? maybe some slight stuff with the trio going to dig up a grave at the end, but that seems like a stretch. is there something similar with a chicken in that movie? the score definitely uses some similar sounds for that last scene.

@@obscure.reference I am sure the name cards in the first episode were ripped straight from TGTBTU - LUCY (the good), MAXIMUS (the bad) THE GHOUL (the ugly), the desert wasteland, and other beats. I just watched your other video on "the people behind" and the woman actually states "We are all huge fans of the Good the Bad and the Ugly" so I am sure that is why i felt the connection. It was more a vibe than a scene for scene remake but I got the vibe for sure.

@@SirWussiePants yeah i just saw that one too, was gonna mention it to you. good eye.

It's been a few years since I last played the games, but I think you can't fire guns while using the jetpack.

​@@matiasdevaglia4541 150% not true, I had jump and jetpack mapped to the left bumper on xbox. Was flying and firing my explosive minigun the entire time

My theory is they aren't the actual jetpack, which would be reserved for specialist troops given its massive size and weight and the way that size would impede overall movement for an average soldier just to give them super-jumping and controlled descent abilities. While the games don't implement any kind of movement-restriction dynamic for the jetpack, practically speaking the jetpack would be very bulky and would restrict its user's movements in some way, so it would make sense to have a smaller alternative that can only levitate or control descent for a short timeframe but leaves movement unrestricted at the expense of being able to use weapons in flight/descent. That, and I think crafting jetpacks in FO4 was just a fun game mechanic rather than a lore contribution, and that a piece of tech like a PA jetpack would be nearly impossible to build from scratch in the wasteland--so the supply of those that they've recovered would be very slim. I could see the BoS coming up with a modification like the wrist thrusters though, and despite the ability to do "superhero landings" there is a tactical advantage to being able to control where and how softly you land--even if it removes your ability to use a weapon during use (i.e., stealth landings). That's how I would approach it, at least, and I'm probably 200% wrong xD

What were the spoilers ?

@@thundercunter601 I forget now a day later, but they are there. Immediately he starts saying what the vault's purpose is, so I skipped again about 5 minutes, and it was something else. They weren't subtle.

@@aldunlop4622 if you forgot them I think you can go ahead and relax lol

@@ziekboi I purposely switched off when he started to say it.

@@aldunlop4622 stop watching interviews and read a book so you don't spoil anything else for yourself!

Bye Felicia

Yeah same, after 5 minutes, bummer.

@@Shawnsrumi ✌️

it’s also one of the most informative so

fool

What 💀 dead ass take lol

@@Ingen-MRU leave it to the statue pfps to have the absolute worst takes

1 guy from enclave as a plot device to get bullshit technology out