Hopefully this riggamaroll wont happen again lol

nah its cool man you've covered all the fallout dlcs best video I've ever seen.

I'm gay

I thought it was my wifi, almost called Verizon to figure it out.

Yeah for what ever reason the video on my end yesterday was buffering for several hrs and never once played...

I kept blasting. I'm so thankful I hit Canada with the double tap.

@@DerickTheHeroV2cmon man seriously

@@Yuro_X "The moose is loose aboot the hoose"

Hopefully a not so populated 200 sq miles of canada...

It hit in Ontario, it went well passed Detroit, so if it is canon that actually kinda blows, that’s a large area that was demolished and could probably never be visited.

Hate to inform you but KZfaq does have chapters already for videos

​@jeremiahtwohig7665 yea but I'd give them a "B" for effort

@@War_With_It nah a+ homie got it all right

God bless this guy

@jeremiahtwohig7665 I took off points because he copied youtube's home work

Exactlyyyyy what I thought🥴

I encountered this very same bug when I was getting the last five achievements playing the game on my Xbox one X at the end of last year!? It happened three or four times where it just kept acting like I did not have the DLC and I ended up discovering that between Microsoft and Bethesda, they were screwing all of us original fans that bought all of their DLC over a decade ago !?!?!?? I bought fallout three digital in 2013 after having the disc copy from 2008 up until then .. either way I bought all the DLC and the reason broken steel would not start, is because even though it said it was installed on my Xbox, Microsoft or Bethesda took away my rights of “ownership” of it, thus it it would not load into it no matter what, and I thought this was a glitch as well??!! I ended up buying all of the DLC a second time and just to test my theory of Microsoft and Bethesda screwing us, I deleted mothership Zada after having purchased all of them for the on sale prices they were on sale for, and ….. I was right! They were in fact screwing us because after I deleted mothership Zeta, I had to go back to the store and buy it again and the only reason I gave them the $3.39 for a third time, is because “alien captive recordings” was the only achievement I was missing from that DLC- I don’t know how long we got until they screw us again but it’s possible that whoever you were responding to had this issue also? I think it originated from when they decided to do away with the add-on discs that came with the two disc game of the year Original versions of fallout 3/fallout new Vegas, but I can’t be certain? All I know is I never had either… neither the new updated one where you could not share the DLC disc or the previous one that had the two discs where you could share the DLC disc- I did have that original two disc fallout three in like 2009 or 10 or somewhere in there, but I ended up selling it and then in 2013. I bought it all again digitally telling myself, “I won’t get rid of it this time!!” Still had to buy all the DLC again! Anybody that reads this that might have a similar issue, I hope this helps ! I hope it also makes you realize how corrupt going all digital is going to be for you, Me, and every other other consumer/gamer out there?!! Good for the greedy scumbags at the top, bad for us small fry that just wanna be happy and play a game they love?

​@@turismofoegaming8806 if this is true and you bought them all on the same account and can prove it with records you'll want to hold onto that for the inevitable lawsuit coming for digital media and revoking licenses that discovery and Sony just kicked off

Yup, I just finished 3 three weeks ago and it did start when I sent Fawkes in.

So was the P90 I think, or that was Fallout 2. I haven't played the first two in a few years.

@@thirdanimator3347 It was Fallout 2, but remember someone mentioning the Uzi in Fallout 1, so that gun is technically lore accurate as well…

@@NineOneTwenty There is no UZI in Fallout 1

@@syndicalistcat3138 Excuse me, a message box in Vault 15 mentions the Uzi…

@NineOneTwenty iirc it can't be found or be bought, but it can be restored into the game with patches.

Yeah but Dean was a bad person before the war

Whattttt lol dean was a peice of shit long before the bombs ever fell. Do you even know the Vera Keyes story????

He was kind of a d*ck before that, his entire beef with Sinclair is so stupid.

@@zanehawkins7204You are intolerant 😡

​@@cam5816 and you're a ghoul lover 😂

its cool and all but the winterized power armour and instant power armour training is 100x better since it has almost infinite durability

@@basicland999 thats fair .... FO 4 spoiled me on not needing to repair armor/items

facts it's so incredible

I had to go back and create a new character and a new game because one of the achievements I was missing on my game from the 2008 that I had beaten, was the “reach level 30 with neutral karma” achievement, and so I created a character that I gave my best attempt at making look like Denzel Washington from the movie the book of Eli?!! And then went on to get the final five achievements between 2020 and last year! (yes, I took my time as I had a bunch of different games. I was playing since then.) But I forgot all about that infiltrator rifle because I already had the pit completed a long time ago!?

Gary 23 is the best thing about the dlc. If you know you know

The Joe Rogan Quest

He mentions Ghost of She

Also I don’t think you need wild waste land I never take that perk lol I’m pretty sure I fought the flaming bear

1:39:10

​@@daveclarkthegoathow the fuck did I miss that

Same. But fr, I think he added in a point about Broken Steel he forgot to mention in the standalone video. So that's a thing.

@@peytongonavy it was a joke about the reupload from earlier due to quality issues 😉

😂😂😂😂 Directors cut

I've not seen the original upload so this is all new to me :p hope you found some new detail or other value in watching this

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@AnonYmous-rz8xk Peyton clearly knows this as they said there was a difference between this and the standalone video 😉

I was sad that he didn't go further to get that..

Is it stronger than a3 21 plasma rifle

Yeah that weapon is insane, it has solid range due to the tight spread, does great damage on its own, but really benefits from calculating crits from every individual beam. Which nets you like 500 per shot potentially. In a game were base weapons like pistols do 10 damage that is insanely strong. Some other shotguns benefit from the same crit system, which makes them super powerful as well, but the metal blaster is just more versatile due to its ammo capacity, range and consistency. In context to the rest of the weapons in the game, and the overall relative damage output of weapons in Fallout games, it might be the strongest/best weapon ever in a Fallout game. The only other thing that comes close is also from Fallout 3, Paulsons Revolver, which has a lot of the same advantages, but suffers some drawbacks in comparison.

“total yinzer death. lyons must have been a ravens fan or something” got me so good 🤣

That's brutal, also on brand for vault tec...

They waiting for modders to add it 😭

@@TheBabyTortyeah well modders are waiting for the creation tool kit

@@TheBabyTort If the Sim Settlements creator is any indication - there won't be any interesting mods for Starfield for a looooong while. If ever. At all.

Because "it just works"

​@@RazorsharpLTwhy? Did he say something about that?

That makes a lot of sense. Especially since Honest Hearts seems to be the least connected of the four story DLC's. Here's the order I play the DLC's: Honest Hearts Old World Blues Dead Money Lonesome Road In my opinion, Dead Money is best played close to last instead of being the first one played.

​@@hermos3602I played honest hearts, Dead money, old world blues and then lonesome road. And I think that makes the most sense.

​@@megamanx1291honest hearts, old world blues, dead money, lonesome road. Lore wise, that's the canonical order of where Ulysses visited before courier six did with honest hearts not only being the easiest dlc but also the one place Ulysses didn't influence so it could go wherever. In my opinion new Vegas as whole is about two couriers from two different places that shared a goal for a hot second.

huh well that explains why i always felt the least interested in honest hearts. it is suppossed to be the intro that foreshadows the rest of the DLC story arc while wrapping up the base game.

​@@lasarousiUllyses definitely influences honest hearts, it's not as overt but he's the reason the white legs wear dreads.

Yeah I always prefer to unite the two personalities instead of letting god take control. He’s obviously more competent, but clearly just as damaged as dog is.

It's speech

I liked both Anchorage and the Pitt but both of them give you way too OP rewards if you do them at lower level. But I loved the "Escape from New York" vibe of the DLC. Anchorage I liked because I love the pre War stuff.

It's beyond me that they released Starfield with the same absolutely awful writing when they assumedly kept the people that wrote Far Harbor

​@@jacobmcdermott55Starfields writing was okay. Better quest design for sure. They actually wrote branching options and perks into most of the quests

Far Harbor to me just felt like Point Lookout with more work put into it, they very much recycled dlc's from FO3 for 4, the mechanist dlc was just a quest from 3 but rewritten without the antagonist or comic book connection. Then they charged more for 4's dlc's/season pass after they initially released it, you can even find the bethesda posts about how they decided they were adding so much content they "had" to charge more, despite a bunch of it being recycled content/ideas from FO3.

@@TheSpectralForce The writing reminds me of marvel movies, it's far too safe and there's hardly any consequences to anything you do

​@@jacobmcdermott55Because emil still had a hand in the writing process. He has been slinking up Bethesda with his dog crap wrting since blood moon.

I could only carry 3 bars + 1 with the thing pressing Z to carry it in front of me, but it was enough for me to buy two full sets of 51b armor for Elizabeth from Bioshock (I was using the mod where you go to Rapture and resurrect her) and Cass. Along with the fully upgraded Holorifle the things that made the DLC worth it.

@@TheBayzent when I set my mind to something I do it so when they gave me the chance to leave that place with more money than Mr House I spent as much time as needed

i was able to sneak out with all 37 gold bars in like 2 tries

Is that the quest where you obliterate all of the raider gangs? Yeah that’s was fun haha

Nope It's true! Nuka world was mine but yup

Far harbor was designed by story/quest designers from FNV. It’s truly a best-of-both-worlds dlc

@@thomaslamptonbickham2939Idk who told you this, but it isn’t true.

Yeah it's weird. It had one well-written NPC while the rest were mid. It had that terrible minigame. It didn't have any remarkable rewards to bring to the main game and only had one fun side-quest. I think all of the weight was put on the choice made at the end (which was admittedly a neat thought-experiment), which doesn't even really matter anyway since it has no impact on the main game itself.

@@jennyrichardson7474dunno why your trying so hard to minimize the DLC, it’s a great dlc. Also, how is nuka cola power armor, harpoon guns, and a bowling ball fat man not cool items to bring to the vanilla game?

Then at this point why don’t ghouls drink water from radiated lake??

@@rhy45bianchi31bc it increases rates of feral brain damage

The funny thing with Honest Hearts for me? As you mentioned the Main Quest is a very easy and simple fetch quest series that shouldn't even be considered quests? I always felt like it was the result of WHEN people play it. By the time you get to the place Honest Hearts starts if you have been following the bread crumb trail naturally laid out and such? You'll probably be like level 20-25. You'll have several Rank 100 Skills. You'll go into the DLC with end game gear (Power Armor, Anti-Material Rifle, etc). But the DLC is actually suggested to do at level 10. And if you're level 10 when you do it? Those quests are actually a bit more brutal than made out. Zion is a VERY dangerous place to a character that doesn't have skills maxed out. Who might have come to the place with a Cowboy Repeater and leather armor as their go to. Giant Cazadores, Green Gecko Bastards, Yao Guai, or even just the Tribals packing 10mm SMGs and 12.7mm SMGs and there being only one armor in the DLC better than like DR 8? It can be very particular. Suddenly the trip to a Fishing Log isn't just a simple little jog as you blast away at everything. And when you get the Survivor's Armor and Rifle? Whew it feels like you've turned a corner but you're still not safe. Just the journey there can be tense as you're hoping that Cazador didn't see you or that Green Gecko goes away, etc. You don't have effectively infinite piles of ammo (and ammo is generally scarce in there with low Damage high DPS SMGs being the standard for guns). I definitely didn't feel like they were boring cakewalks doing that. But it seems (from videos I've seen) that pretty much everyone does Honest Hearts when they're level 30 and decked in end game tier gear and then complaining the early to mid-game aimed DLC is easy and boring. And usually why the only things that they say positively about it is the story of the Survivalist, and Joshua Graham being charismatic and interesting. Though as an added point... I usually side with Joshua because of the Survivalist. With his final note to the children being about how they shouldn't take shit from anyone. That they should be kind but stand up for themselves. Don't let themselves be pushed around and victimized and to be excellent to each other. Which is Joshua's route basically. Not Daniel's. It felt like I was honoring his memory and wishes when I sided with Joshua.

Too bad about that Fallout 4 lead in. It's a... weird thing admittedly. I would never call Fallout 4 a "Looter Shooter" myself. I know a lot of people do... but it doesn't behave like one. Borderlands as mentioned in a game where you're constantly in movement, going from fight to fight, constantly swapping out for better items that you get at a very rapid pace. Usually not having my particular gun for more than maybe 5 fights or so. But... that's not how Fallout 4 works. Like you get can Righteous Authority in about the first 2 hours of a game that at a normal pace might take you 60 hours. It's a Lucky Laser Rifle. And that rifle? That can (and sometimes is for me) my end game weapon. A looter shooter doesn't have you get attached to a weapon. It has you constantly swapping out and changing how you play to keep up with evolving threats. Fallout 4 though? It asks you to personalize your items. To give it their own name. To make your loadout as much of your character as Skill Points would be. You are not "Nick the Vault Dude using whatever piece of scrap I picked up 2 minutes ago" in a constant stream of mayhem. You're "Nick the Soul Survivor known for their custom Shadowed Leather Armor and the blade they named WInona stealthily cutting swath through the commonwealth against whatever targets get in their way". Or you know, you get a minigun about an hour in. Which could also be your end game gear. You're not looter shooting, you could just be playing this Glitterboy-esque guy with the custom power armor paint job and tuning known for your hopped up Minigun. And it's perfectly viable and not a 'Challenge Run" or anything. I think that's something most people miss. And it's a generational gap really. Most people think of RPGs as "A game where you pick dialogue choices", like Fallout 2 (where speech checks can solve about 90% of your problems), or Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura (which has some amazing dialogue writing). Or Mass Effect or what not. Most people don't think of something like gear as Roleplaying. They don't think of Combat as roleplaying except perhaps in the very broad strokes of "I use a gun" or "I use a knife". it's... an interesting thing. Combat is seen as a problem to solve. They want to win the combat and solve the problem. So people don't really think of character in it. But the best RPGs (tabletop or otherwise) usually do. You play in Rokugan for instance and you're not just going "Well a greatclub would do more damage so I use a great club". You go "I'm a Crane, we duel, it's what we do. I have the daisho of a katana and wakizashi. We're renown for our quickdraw duel techniques. And I will use them. Because honor and tradition are important to me. Rather than number go up." LIke... I think Fallout 4 did quite a few things right that often get buried. The idea that I can really "Characterize" my gear in it to the extent I could was amazing. I think the Perk/Special system in it was better than anything previously in the series. Spreadig out Special Points is a harder choice than ever. And every special has a reason to be picked. The perks are interesting and immediately shape your character (for the most part, barring some like the +10% damage resistance or +10% damage with automatic weapons) more so than... what did me duping all 12 points I had into Lockpicking to get from 22 to 34 do in other Fallout games? Not really anything you'd notice. I think it was a good RPG. Just not a good Dialogue Heavy RPG. And unfortunately? Dialogue heavy is what people expect from RPG. Because that's what RPG means to them. It was a throwback to older Western RPGs where the game was about loadouts, tactics, behaviors, dungeon crawling, looting, and incremental improvements often towards a vague and not really important goal like "Kill this guy who's bad because... uh... we said so and he's sitting at the end of Megadungeon". It does what it does well. And what it does IS an RPG... but it's not the RPG that people have been conditioned to believe "this is what an RPG is" for the about 7 years before it came out. But that's Todd as well. He LOVED Arena. And Arena was very much that western RPG. And he's trying to chase that feeling here and there. And I appreciate that someone is keeping that genre alive. Rather than the combination of JRPG and Western RPG that is a "BioWare Style RPG" as I've seen it called. Or trying to be an "Immersive Sim" instead as I've seen others called (From Deus Ex to Fallout and Arcanum).

​@@hitomisalazar4073great comment

Actually not as uncommon as you think

I think that is pretty much the twist of the DLC, the slavers seem like the logical bad guys in the beginning, but the first time you speak with Ashur the picture becomes a lot clearer. The slaves (Wehrner) who brought you to the Pitt are not the good guys at all, they just want to take over the operation. Siding with Ishmael Ashur is the only option I will ever take. He saw the chaos of an unsupervised Pitt, but also the potential. He knows his methods are brutal and immoral, but he does it because he truly believes he is heading towards a better future. Wehrner is just a dick who wants to kill some parents and not only take their child and give it a way worse life growing up, but also take their slave empire, becoming exactly what he said he hated in Ashur, and in some ways, even worse. When you pick Wehrner and come back to the Pitt later, you get told that Wehrner just took Ashurs place, made the city a lot more dangerous and unstable, and treats his fellow revolutionaries just as bad as Ashur, essentially betraying them.

I believe that most people would side with him

it just doesnt belong in a fallout game because your character build can be completely different from what you need to beat dead money and making it ridiculously difficult

The first time I played it I went through an all-nighter from how compelling it is; the setup, the heist, the payoff, it's such a well done story.

i love the how much dialogue is for when you are wearing the silver shroud armour, like the old overboss of the nuka world laughs if you are wearing the suit

The Brotherhood of Steel wasn’t actually all that interested in Helios One. It was Father Elijah who pushed the Brotherhood into taking the facility because of his obsession with uncovering lost Old World technologies.

@@sable.stable true, Father Elijah was extremely unstable.

The Brotherhood doesn't hoard tech to use it, they hoard tech so others won't.

Also West Brotherhood and Capital Wasteland Brotherhood aren't the same faction and they're always on the Search for new technologie

Terrible shotgun on top

Iirc you get the perforator for 100 bars metal blaster is like 50

I don't know if it's even better than honest hearts

@@Chloethemarxenjoyer the tone of Far Harbor was cool. but the vibe was still run and gun, and felt extra short compared to the environment and story around The Pitt. Honest Hearts had some good back and forth and unique open world.

@@kellerweskier7214 My thoughts exactly

He doesn't have gripes about the DLC, he just had to say that since it was a Bethesda DLC or else he would get mauled by NV fans you know since Bethesda never did anything good ever.

@@skinnykid8524 literally no one is saying Beth has never done anything good. ffs, you Beth frat bois are so fucking extreme. Fo3 was good, and a write off. it was Beth's first fallout, and first Console game. but it was still pretty damn good in playability, environment, and RPG elements for what they could do. But then we see Obsidian take that formula and inject it with the classic Fallout synopsis. like better RPG elements, writing ques, quest design, and player choice. Then we saw Skyrim. for some reason touted as the BEST GAME EVER RELEASED by beth for a wile. it was an okay gay. but they botched the cool fucking RPG system they had in Oblivion to something simple but pushed passive skills, and the main quest was dogwater. cool side shit to do though. It also worried alot of people for how they would treat Fo4 with its RPG system. And then they gutted Fallout's RPG system for a simple Boarderlands style perk system, no more skills, they ignored traits, they took everything Obsidia laid out for them and said 'fuck you, the fans, and thist title.' Further removing player choice, flipping the main story script from Fo3, and adding in alot more gunplay, decreasing Atomic-Punk ideals to be replaced with Steam-punk-like aspects with over sized and engineered shit like the Assault Rifle, the Train, even the new vault design. Then throwing up a bunch of side shit that didnt really matter. like Building. and Mutants. and the Brotherhood. and other check box style bullshit. Lots of people say they like Fo4. cool. its a Fun Game, but a Bad Fallout. if you think otherwise, then youre deep on the spectrum. Then 76. when the players asked for Co-Op fallout. we got... MMO Fallout. and its so. so. so bad. 'oh but the new DLC made it good' no. its still so very bad. what happened to the RPG system? wtf is this leveling system? and whys there nothing about effecting the game world through taking a perk? This is no longer the Fallout we loved... its a fucking Cash grab.

Then the Pip-Boy that the Sole Survivor finds in Vault 111 on the centuries old Vault-Tec skeleton wouldn't have worked. So, idk about this.

I sort of wished they did it that way. Because why would Sarah die and not you when you do the same thing

Creepy deep woods story's good too Creepypasta and more. Batman The audio adventures Is flat out AMAZING Made in 2019 Like a radio show

dont please

@@kedarunzi9139 I appreciate the concern I got moved to day shift so we are good🫡

Not even your brain gets that privilege.

Fair