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Man even after so many years. So many gigachad big brain references.

Why does your comment have so many likes

Who would’ve guessed?

@Covetz Ikr

Which was then bought by the same company as Halo.

@@matthew8153 I hope things doesn't go to shit after this.

@@foofoo3344 You need to have more faith in hugehard

@@foofoo3344 I mean fallout already turned to shit when bethesda bought it.

@@user-zg5ey5xo9i But DooM only recently crawled out of the shithole it was in.

@vargen1414 I seriously wish that faction was a thing. FEV racoons would be a great wild wasteland encounter.

Giant rusty cog found a no man's land -Metal Gear reference? -Gears of War hype?

It'd make a lot more sense to be a Wasteland reference, given Fallout started as the original Wasteland 2 and most of the whole team carried over into Fallout. That and the majority of Sleeper Base being primarily underground would make The Glow a great parallel

Don't know why this got me so good, but you adding that "get fucked" really caught me off guard.

Yeah same. I don't think it is explicitly stated by the developers. Besides that a lot of games use color coded keys for passages.

Yeah that's probably a coincidence. Mantis is really scraping the barrel.

@@Thesavagesouls did you know you can enter the caves in new Vegas, crazy right

That is why original Fallout fans is mad and angry at how Bethesda keep on ruining this great franchise. At least they did good with Fallout 3, 4 and New Vegas.

@@Ren089 your comment contradicts itself.

@@Zeon081 it is not, original fans of the fallout 1-2 and even tactics, was so mad because they expect the same ambiance as the dark wastelands they are used to, where everything is bleak and only player action that bring a sense of progress and improvements. That is why at most the 3, 4 and NV is good supplement, but not enough to be the same feel of a dark wasteland.

@@Ren089 New Vegas wasn't made by Bethesda. 3 is fine but had so many lore inconsistencies and nonsensical choices. 4 is dogshit and shouldn't have been called a Fallout game.

@@SCA84 fallout 76: *I am the best fellout game!*

true. they existed way before. in Atari era games even

the supermutant behemoths are huge. that means they have huge guts.

Maybe but considering they only show up in this one area that would make it seem more like a reference

@@alfieshepherd6522 I'm pretty sure you need a blue, red and yellow keycard in the Gecko power plant in FO2 aswell.

@@shidder yes that is true

@@shidder You do, just finished my first playthrough of FO2 and i remember it.

They're contemporary enough that it's more likely.

This. Coloured key cards are a trope, another game using them doesn't make it a reference.

@@AshleyBlackwater It is when both games use the same 3 key cards, using the exact same color scheme, that only open doors in the locations they are in.

@@DamienDarksideBlog That's just game design. Not a reference. As for why it's 3, that's because the brain likes the number 3. The mind processes sets of like things in base 3, you can test this for yourself by taking a number of coins and placing them onto a desk infront of you and trying to focus on the raw "feeling" your brain has about them. You'll notice a distinct shift in comfortableness when there are coins in a *perceptible* multiple of 3 infront of you. There are reasons why tropes exist and the developers likely didn't even realise the cognitive biases at work that caused them to settle on 3 keycards rather than 2 or 4, it likely just "Felt right" to them.

@@DamienDarksideBlog you use them in other location. The power plant springs to mind, but there are other locations, like the vaults.

@@DamienDarksideBlog Red Blue and Yellow are super common colors, that's like saying Donkey Kong 64 makes a Doom reference since it has blue, red, and yellow bananas lmao.

Doom was a colossal property at that time (At one point it was installed on more PC’s than Windows, and Bill Gates himself promoted the Win 95 port), so it probably is a reference.

The color of the keycards bro Is a DOOM reference

Primary colors, even.

​@@Freshie207 Or it might be just a lack of original ideas from the designers / a way to quickly create new card and door sprites (rather than drawing a number on them, for example). F1 team was not putting in as many cultural references into the game as the F2 team, after all - apart from special encounters.

These kinds vids are great but I always keep in mind that "sometimes a cigar is just a cigar"

Get fu... fact.

Every single time

No, it's rude. I would shoot the guy who said it, then reload.

My first playthrough i was so confused as to why i kept dying at random parts of the wasteland when i was done with the BoS quest, i had to restart because i couldn't go far enough to find a clinic with radaway and i saved after i exited the glow lmao

I think your on to something bro.

I like this idea, especially for on survival mode. maybe more recent nukes, or even mini-nukes going off, leaving behind "elephant's foot"-like melted objects giving off extremely lethal doses of radiation.

@@951258tike22 Yes! In 76 there's an event where you have to travel through a disposal sight and even with my perks and rad-x and glowing fungus soup and power armor if you stay too long you die. I wish there were more places like that.

fun fact one of the early design docs of doom had 3 playable characters Marine, Scientist and Engineer. This concept was later used in Doom RPG 2 for mobile platforms.

Just take 2 rad-x for 100% radiation resistance

doomguy has to use full body antirad suits. VD just eats some pills and downs them with Cola

Maze war (1973) : hi But lets be honest - Doom made first-person shooters mainstream

@@PolishGod1234 Pretty cool, I was not aware of that one, it really is turtles all the way down. I didn't mean any disrespect to Doom, it was obviously hugely influential. Both Wolfenstein and Doom were by Id Software, anyway. I just feel like people forget about Wolfenstein, and it's a game where you get to fight a dual-minigun-weilding Hitler.

@@wendighoul yeah i know Wolfenstein 3D - played it myself. It's pretty outdated, but it's a great game to see how it was back then with shooters. Without Wolfenstein 3D there would be no Doom - if not for Doom shooters wouldn't be as popular as today. But still all shooters have it's roots in Maze War - first ever shooter game, first ever online game and first one to have mini-map and bots as enemies walking on map.

You think wolfenstein gets no recognition? Lots of people my age have never even heard of games like serious sam and Duke nukem which genuinely makes me sad their loss though

It's such a problem because it was hit directly by a nuke. We are searching through a nuclear crater.

no. it's logical that radiation disperses over time.

@@TKsMantis I know but, shouldn’t there have been more locations where radiation should be an issue. I get there were limitations. There were places in 2 with toxic ooze.

Not really the only other places I could see radiation being a problem are the military base and maybe vault 15 but their reactor was buried in rubble but gamma wave radiation can travel through 9 feet of concrete

It is my belief that the Bright Followers flew to Dayglow. I made a video explaining it before if you are interested in my take.

@@TKsMantis Day glow would be a great choice. All the rads you'd want. Still don't know if ghouls need to eat.

@@TKsMantis i saw the video and it makes sense but we don't have "this is EXACTLY where they went." It would be so cool if they went to a place totally unexpected.

Don't forget the Catacomb games.

@@JonathanRossRogers didn't know about those.

@@MakCurrel The Catacomb games were made by the same guys as Wolf 3D and Doom and were direct predecessors to Wolf 3D. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catacomb_3-D

@@JonathanRossRogers yeah I looked it up after you wrote about it, I had never heard about it. Most of the ones I know is after: Duke Nukem, Rise of Triads, Hexen and so on.

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