Didn’t he do that already but with modern day? I mean if house woke up during the events of fallout 1 or 2 that might be interesting? Maybe he wakes up his securitron army to fight the mutants

@@steadyjumper3547 Would that be the “What if House received the Platinum Chip on time?” My idea is a little different, I suppose, putting House’s reawakening shortly before the First Battle of Hoover Dam, or even before The Legion is started. However, seeing how House would react to President Tandi would be interesting.

What if House was a Lesbian..?

I bet she'd have A LOT of carpet..! 😉 *#lolz*

​​​@@____________838not really the same because in that he never went to sleep and it's more like if the bombs never dropped in that area

This would be an awesome video

@@adeptuscustode115 I agree.

There would be an interesting twist: the army he faces would not be the Legion but the Rangers. It is established the Desert Rangers had a presence in the Mojave and were effectively what kept the region pacified before the Legion severely depleted their numbers. Without this, the Desert Rangers remain a powerful force and one that would check the NCR's advance perhaps even worse than the Legion due to their superior equipment and understanding of how the NCR functions.

@@Tracer_Krieg Rangers aren't an expasionist group though, with that being said, if NCR proves to be a treat for them, I can imagine an alliance between House and the Rangers to fight against the NCR.

@@Tracer_Krieg Perhaps it’s a trait of destiny that even if Sallow/Caesar stayed with the NCR he’d have to fight the Rangers

I feel that's too far out of what Fallout is, I already did "What if The Great War never happened" and that was very far removed from what people have come to know as Fallout.

Just the ones I've done already

Yes man ending is too easy. Just authoritarianism, anarchy and total collapse. After that its basically a Mr.House ending that took a few years longer since Yes Man said he found some kind of old programming or something and that could be Mr.House mind transfered into the Lucky 38 computer system.

@@TheOmegaInitiative Do you consider the NCR ending cannon?

@@authentic229.14 I forgot about that, you know what would be interesting, what if the Courier never meet Yes Man but still went for an independent Vegas?

@@arizona-hunter6684 Yes, because it's the best outcome.

All this makes sense but I wonder what the fallout would be after Caesar dies seeing as he will deal with his tumor and it seems the legion doesn’t really have anyone to deal with that

@Nathan They would definitely still "win" the Mojave, but they would most likely fall apart.

@@ALLMINDmercenarysupportsystem yeah I think he did a good job showing that in the legion ending for this video

[ Speech 100 ]: Ahh, but consider the fact, how can you east the west while also west the east?

Another Legion W. NCR and House fans stay losing while the true nation keeps winning

Never

@@TheOmegaInitiative hugtyfgkjh

No

@@TheOmegaInitiative Based

Right..?

@@DMTInfinity 👀

Not gonna go into all the different tangents for all the different sub-factions like the Khans or Goodsprings, at this point just assume that anyone not mentioned here gets the outcome they would in an optimal NCR ending. Here are the highlights: The NVSC, NCR and Securitrons team up for an assault on the Hidden Valley bunker after Benny combs through House's logs to find a bunch of Securitrons going missing in that area (as House mentions in game) and confirms this intel in a similar way to how House did in his video in this series. The NVSC are then able to manufacture their own power armour based off of Brotherhood repair schematics and study of the Brotherhood armour (using the manufacturing facilities available at the Gun Runners combined with looted Brotherhood tech from the bunker). Or alternatively the Brotherhood activate the bunker's self destruct during the assault (that is why the function exists after all). But I personally consider this less likely just based off of the layout of the latter stage of the bunker allowing offensive forces to cut off the Elder and the Head Paladin from getting to the self destruct terminal with their cards and the terminal controlling the turrets being right at the start of the bunker in Ramos' office, allowing for an incredibly quick sweep through the main living areas of the bunker (which if you have turned those turrets against the Brotherhood in game before you will know that this is a pretty reasonable assumption, those things absolutely rinse even the Paladins before they even get to shoot back), it is also a given imo that this attack would take place at night to catch the majority of the Brotherhood asleep for an even quicker takeover. The monorail doesn't really matter here tbh, it can be blown up or not and in reality not much will change long term with the Fiends being completely eradicated for months now and constant NVSC patrols between McCarran, Gun Runners and the Crimson Caravan, it just makes the journey to the Strip a bit more of a walk. You could make it so that Securitron presence at McCarran following patrol information leaking results in Curtis getting caught anywhere from weeks or minutes before the monorail was set to go boom. Or you could have him get away with it. For the sake of this canon I'm gonna say that Curtis blows up the monorail but is caught in the act and killed by Securitrons after screaming some shit in Latin just to make as explicit as possible that he's a Legion spy in what he knew were his final moments, or maybe he gets captured and kills himself like Silus was supposed to upon capture. This way the foot traffic route from McCarran, past Gun Runners and through Freeside becomes even more heavily guarded by nature of a shitton of NCR Troopers always walking through there and maybe down the line Freeside properly expands all the way out to Westside and North Vegas Square. Negotiations with the Boomers go the exact same as in the House video, no real need to change that.

Around this time is when Caesar finally bites the bullet. From here you could have the President visiting go the exact same as with the House video with the at this point undoubtedly NCR trained NVSC donning raider armour and missing on purpose as it was proposed better mercs would have done in the House video. Or you could have Kimball never visit at all, instead Benny blows his load at The Fort early with the news of Caesar's death, I've actually always wondered why this possibility was never even mentioned in game. I understand why House doesn't want to do it as he wants those Securitrons for the long term to make sure he can push out the NCR after the Second Battle of Hoover Dam but I see no reason why this shouldn't have been an option or at least something brought up in the Yes Man path as an option for massively weakening the Legion right before the battle. For this story I'm gonna choose this new option as I think it suits Benny's character to try something so bold and I'm gonna assume both that it goes well and that the NCR are clued in on this plan. No longer will the NCR sit around like losers waiting for the Legion to come to them, the Legion are at their weakest with the death of their leader and with the additional support of the Securitrons and the NVSC in the area the NCR are the strongest they have ever been in the Mojave region. With the tactical input of Hanlon a plan is devised for the NCR to strike at the Fort from two angles. After nightfall, the NCR and the NVSC attack The Fort from the Dam side with moderate Securitron support whilst the Weather Station Securitrons flood out from right at the heart of The Fort, which is being bombarded with artillery fire by the Boomers. With the weakened state of the Legion, the superior firepower of the NCR and newly power armour donned NVSC, the surprise attack from multiple fronts and the artillery fire combined allied losses are relatively minimal. Lanius is either killed by the initial volley of artillery focussed on Caesar's tent or has a final stand against the Securitrons there similar to his death in the House video. At the same time as this a separate detachment of NVSC combine forces with the forces present at Forlorn Hope to retake Nelson and even Cottonwood Cove in the dead of night, however with much more considerable losses than the army sacking The Fort. As for arrangements for Vegas' autonomy, due to Benny having been cooperating with the NCR directly this whole time instead of hiding from them or directly defying them as House or the player respectively tend to do, those terms had already been established long ago: Vegas and surrounds would remain economically autonomous and continue to be allowed their own police force in the form of the NVSC (which at this point has also assimilated The Kings into its ranks after The King had been mysteriously murdered and Pacer ODed as well as having been steadily recruiting the whole time) in exchange for allowing NCR citizens free entry, all spending on the Strip being taxable by the NCR and of course arranging an official extradition treaty with the NCR (the NCR Embassy also remains as is). After the battle, a massive amount of NCR citizen relocate to Vegas, bringing their money with them. This is the straw that broke the camel's back. Between funding the war effort against the legion, monorail repair costs and paying Benny to prop up their military in the area the NCR have been minting new money on overdrive. Without the immediate thought of war in the heads of the public, everyone realises all at once just how worthless the NCR dollar has become. The NCR dollar has fallen to the fate that it was always going to meet: rampant inflation from a short sighted and corrupt government. The NCR had a decent amount of caps in reserve, but not enough to run a country. You know who has a shitload of caps in reserve and control of the Sunset Sarsaparilla bottling plant though? That's right, Benny. At this point the NCR are taking loans from Benny to stay on their feet, under the especially exploitative condition that whilst those loans remain outstanding, spending on the Strip is not taxable by the NCR. It's far from ideal for the NCR but they are desperate so they have little choice, Kimball himself is just grateful that someone like Benny is even around to bail them out like this.

Eventually the NCR get their new bottlecap based economy in check, but the loans from Benny are not paid off fully for decades, even further bolstering Vegas' status as the greatest and sole economic superpower in the wasteland. The Legion, without any remaining leadership, devolve back into individual tribes based on geographic location and loyalties to their individual commanders. Even these don't last however. With no tribes in the East remaining to conquer and assimilate and the vast majority of the Legion's slave population being either killed or liberated at and following the Second Battle of Hoover Dam, the scattered raider tribes that were once the Legion of the Mighty Caesar had a roughly 90% male population. This combined with their abhorrent treatment of those women that did remain resulted in the vast majority of them simply fleeing under the cover of darkness with any young children they may have already bore. The tribes are no longer the vast army they were with constant night patrols and barbed wire fences and as such they cannot stop most of the women from fleeing, and even those who are caught are typically executed. The remnant tribes of the Legion die out completely within 3 generations, leaving the NCR near uncontested in their march east. Benny's reign over Vegas and subsequently over the economy of the entire NCR lasts until his death by natural causes in 2338. He passed on his empire to his son Anthony, who he had been nurturing for this role from birth. Anthony went on to become much like Robert House: an idealist who sought above all the independence and longevity of New Vegas, for he knew just how important it was for all of humankind that the last city standing city of the old world remain so. But instead of pushing the NCR away like House, he realised (like his father) that the NCR and Vegas could only benefit from each other's continued thriving. As such Vegas and the NCR remained tightly allied for decades to come....

Thanks for coming to my TED Talk....