The weather is nice

I personally don’t care what it is on I just really like you telling stories.

The first time I've ever used Google to translate Morse code. Never thought to do so in the first place, but here we are. Great vid, btw

When translated I got this 'MOUK WHR... OFFLFE' don't think I done it properly I'll have another look once on laptop

​@@THE-JAC0BITEMOUNT WEATHER OFFLINE

YES

I third!

Yep

I fifth

I completely forgot about him

I would be highly skeptical at the long term feasability of the turbo fert fertilizer machines. At some point they could be rendered ineffective due to the different vitamins required to sustain healthy crop growth, either too much of some vitamins and not enough of others, or soil contamination from the nuclear bombs that dropped could highly weaken the effectiveness.

@@enclaveofficerz3245 Well yeah, long term there would be feasibility issues. Probably due the main nutrients needed for a crop that has been replanted there repeatedly using up all available quantities in the soil due to a lack of crop rotation to revitalize the soil. That said if they are able to incorporate any of the surviving agricultural families into the governing bodies overseeing the harvest and cultivation of the fields, perhaps that could be avoided to a degree before the more mutated crops we know now began to spring up. That all said, it could at least alleviate the increased demands during the initial hump of it all as they start getting things organized. With a steady supply of food and water, most of the masses would start to settle down somewhat. Avoiding stupid maneuvers like confiscating the arms of the civilians by instead conscripting them into militia forces could instead instill a sense of duty and pride into them, uniting them in a collective effort to rebuild and protect. Bandits would still need to be dispatched, but with concentrated efforts to quell the main offenders, while showing that such methods aren’t needed for surviving could help squander any further attempts of gang formations outside of say former inmates or more radical groups. Sadly the Toxic Valley would still be such, due to the actions of that one guy who added the toxins to the factories resulting in the ensuing ecological disaster. Not much can be done to prevent it, as it seemed to be more of a surprise to many in the area. The Free States would still be an issue for any efforts to control the area, along with Taggerdy’s group who may have still received the transmissions from Maxson along with other groups in the area. Also, I find it odd that Vault 79 was not mentioned in this whole ordeal given the internal plan of the government for rebuilding. 76 I feel was more understandably so as we were supposed to provide both a labor force and the means to rebuild the population, which at the time due to supplies would not be optimal.

Thats too smart for the government

@@hiddendesire3076 Vault 79 will be introduced for part 2 in this series.

It's worth a playthrough just for the story at this point, especially considering it's dirt cheap. Although there's nothing stopping you from just waiting until its life cycle is over when there's even more content.

@@TheOmegaInitiative I'm saving up for a computer at the moment. When/ if I do get one fallout 76 will be one of the first games I get on it

I am in the same boat, never read or watched any info about the game's story. But the main problem is the DLCs and how much you gotta pay, that was what has been keeping me back.

​@@Eluxor I'm pretty sure you only have to get the base game. The dlc on steam believe is cosmetic items.

@@TheOmegaInitiative It really isn't at this point

There was also the multiple radio stations around boston playing distress signals of regular folks

The only issue with this is the fact that nuclear weapons produce a burst of electro-magnetic radiation across the entire spectrum, from sub-1.42MHz radio due to the x-ray burst all the way through to high-energy gamma from electron-positron annihilation of decay products. This pulse of electro-magnetic radiation, or Electro-Magnetic Pulse, EMP for short, would travel outwards at the various speeds of light in an atmosphere with varying atmospheric opacities, but there would be sufficient low-opacity, high energy radiation to shut down any broadcast station at the exact instant the radio host looking out the window saw the flash. That flash IS the EMP. Some is radiated in visible light, enough you will probably go blind unless you witness a reflection of the flash over the horizon via clouds. This means that the exact instant the photons that tell you something terrible has happened is the exact instant you lose your ability to communicate via radio about it. Human reaction time can't hope to keep up with the speed of the pulse, as a photon is easily capable of circumnavigating the entire planet in the span of a single human blink, a mean-average blink duration being nearly long enough to do it twice. We blink faster than we flinch, and we flinch faster than we think. By the time you can process the thought "that's a nuke", even if you were EXPECTING it, it's too late to share your confirmation with anyone beyond earshot of a bullhorn, and they can probably see the same thing you are. In the event of a nuclear explosion, break the window of the nearest building, climb through as quickly as you can, even if you have to land in a heap on the floor, then immediately head to the corner of the room the same side as the blast. The blast will go through the broken window more forcefully and the airpressure in the rest of the room will spike. Those two corners are the only ones marginally protected from the extreme overpressure and supersonic winds. Point your feet into the corner to mitigate the damage to your torso as the building becomes shrapnel and you get picked up and thrown like a ragdoll as the pressure wave rolls past leaving a low-pressure wave behind it. If you still somehow have your bearings and mobility, it's now time to lie flat again, head facing the mushroom cloud, toes pointed the other way. The low-pressure region will collapse soon, meaning you're about to get caught in the less powerful, but still dangerous, implosion wave. Your biggest danger will be fast moving, ground-hugging shrapnel. You better hope the thickness if the tread on your shoes and the point of your toes is enough to protect your feet, because a 200mph toothpick will bury itself in a steel roadsign, and some of those 'toothpicks' are going to be more than three feet long. If you manage to not be dead or dying from blast effects at this point, congratulations! You have mere minutes before it starts to rain... a lot. Whatever you do, don't let the rain get into your mouth and nose. Run for shelter, then dry yourself off THOROUGHLY and discard your improvised towel PERMANENTLY. It will be highly radioactive and will kill you in less than an hour. You need distance and shielding. Don't drop that at your feet, throw it as far away from your rainshelter as you can without getting yourself wet. Stay away from the rainwater. This shower is caused by the extreme pressure and temperature changes causing moisture to precipitate out. As soon as it stops raining, you need to find semi-permanent shelter with clean air and water. If you can't find either, I hope you have a gas mask, water purifier, and a frankly absurd number of filters for both in a backpack you never leave the house without. The next step is to outlast short-halflife fission products. The shorter the half life, the more radioactive it is. After around three weeks, all of the most dangerous isotopes you can outlast will have decayed to less radioactive isotopes. Congratulations! You're now a real-life Fallout player. Only problem: We never invented RadAway, or RadX.

This is the thread keeping me attached to this franchise, by this point I barely even play the games anymore.

​@@TheOmegaInitiative quick question, if you weren't doing fallout videos then what would you post?

@@hellogoodbye4402 I guess... nothing. I started this because of Fallout, so even if I do other content it wouldn't be there without the foundation of Fallout.

The MM wouldn’t know what to do with the institute. The House thing is actual cut content from FNV.

MM and the Institute would be at odds but would be willing to work with each other as both benefits of each other

​@Jason H cut content. I know it was. 's why I suggested it. And minutemen would understand that rebuilding science is important, but synth's must be stopped.

that's 3 :|

@@theseus0467 last 2 are one scenario combined.

Doing the same thing, the Bethesda hard on for the brotherhood needs to break sometime

@@fearthefunnyman1201 The Brotherhood are cool, no doubt, but I really wanna play Enclave.

God bless America

I'm sure we will get to play as the enclave but its probably really hard to justify you playing as a faction that commits atrocities and war crimes I'm not very good at explaining so idk

@@seanhinch7687 I want to be a fascist who's objectively evil, and I should be allowed to.

Good idea.

Navarro would probably remain and those who dont flee to raven rock will prolly form an enclave cell there

Pretty much the Boneyard, Shady Sands, and Jucktown become the dominant powers in Southern California. This would probably lead to a larger war between all three powers. It's likely having one from an Empire afterward. In Northern California, the Enclave would still continue to quietly exist. (Assuming that this takes place after Fallout 2.) Likely still having Autumn senor take the majority of the forces to Raven Rock. The reaming forces likely continue to exist. The Brotherhood would likely continue isolating themselves from the wider world. By the time of New Vegas. The Southern California Empire likely meets Ceaser's Legion which leads to more.

Thanks, I was wondering what it said

thank you herd that and though its got to be morse

I definitely am looking forward to the future instalments, this one was quite restrained to a setup for the future.

Why lucky ?

I will begin remaking my videos and putting them on spotify.

@@TheOmegaInitiative WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

@@TheOmegaInitiative but what about KZfaq?

There's certainly a lot of fun things to cover, I will definitely have my work cut out for me to include every detail. But I have no idea what you mean with the Ash-Heap being sabotaged, all the ash is from the mining that was going on pre-war, they even had air purification facilities.

Same lol

Yes, there will be follow ups.

👍

walking backwards now onto my axe like i always talked about...

Ave Caesar

And God bless the Enclave, and no one else

God bless the enclave pimp

While I know that it’s not the same as an official campaign there’s a mod called “America Rising” for Fallout 4 that adds the Enclave as a full faction that you can join. Its not a hundred percent done yet but the locations, characters, equipment, mechanics and missions they have added so far are just absolutely amazing. :)

​@@Red0543 America Rising 2 had released a while back, and it's amazing.

😬 no promises

Was it?

@@MyName-qv3eg I personally didn't like the game overall the lack of NPCs ruined it for me

@NCR_trooper-69 the fact that you can't even get the gun of the guy you killed kinda did it for me

"soon"

+@@TheOmegaInitiative+ Can't Wait.

Possibly, it's just rather hard with other franchises as they don't give as much detail about the world.

Like all of the nukes or just the few he wasn’t able to stop in new Vegas?

@@bentheeggboi1327 If he couldn’t stop any of the nukes. Like say that the software he has locks out or something, or he has a crash before he’s able to target the nukes or something else happens where his defenses don’t go online and the nukes hit everywhere, killing him and hitting the entire region or something

Pretty sure that whole region of the Mojave would then just become a complete wasteland devoid of any meaningful human presence, though I’m maybe not thinking creatively enough with it.