The Fallout Mysteries and Secrets Iceberg Explained

Hope you enjoyed the video, The Legion Orgy was def the weirdest one XD

Cod fell off so bad he had to go to fallout also love the video bald man

“Dog meat is the protagonist” not after I blow him across the wasteland for running into bullets for the 10th time

Nobody gonna talk about how the "child killer" perk couldve just been vault boy cutting a rope with an anvil attached onto a child and be sorta whimsical and cartoony, not straight up punt kicking a lady in stomach? Nah bro woke up that morning and chose violence

11:48 there’s several conditions that lead to a ghoul going feral; extreme/constant rad exposure or a lack of a driving goal. Ferals are typically found in areas with above average radiation levels typically in areas heavily irradiated and a constant is that their brains have decayed to the point where they lose all rational. It could be that while radiation heals them it rots their brains. Only active motivation can delay or reverse it.

I would combine the "multiple Lanii" theory with the "Lanius is just a poster boy" theory. Lanius seems to be a skillfull duelist, as seen in the endgame of New Vegas, but he just stands in the camp, not leading from the front or anything like what would his legends hint to. He's the guy that is there to strike fear in the Legion's enemies, encourage bravery in it's allies, and be the shining symbol of the Legion. So, what to do when you're expanding in multiple directions? Make multiple Lanii (and possibly other important people), because I highly doubt anyone but the highest ranking even know how a telephone or radio works, and thus everyone else has to rely on gossip, messages transmitted from legionare to legionare by speach, and sometimes, mail. Every major unit in your empire now thinks it's led by the best man ever to wander the East. Also, every aforementioned unit can decide which Lanius they want - the guy who's good at dueling, the one who is indeed a great strategist, or anything that will come in handy.

When the world needed him most, he returned.

Sometimes patrolling some random iceberg makes you wish for a nuclear apocalypse

Actually the goodsprings graveyard whispers is easy pete corrupting your mind

Patrolling the COD games almost makes you wish for a nuclear series

The cat vault is in reference to the idea that up until Fo4 there were no cats, and some people thinking there must have been a cat vault in the Commonwealth

If I had to say what the most dangerous threat is to the common Wastelanders, it would be Fo76 Scorch Plague. When I first saw them I was confused what they are but after learning that they are a Bioweapon made by the Enclave that got out of Control and is spread by Giant Mutant Bats that basically spread a Napalm that turns creatures into seared Zombies controlled by a hive mind before eventually petrifying into statues of Ultracite. They are a way more believable threat to me then the Tunnelers, which one Mailman could wipe out half of. However I would not be surprised if we see the Tunnelers in the Ruins of New Vegas in Season 2!

“Hopefully you guys have a great day, and that’s it. Leave.”

3 Hours of Fallout content? Sign me up

1:00:00 the numbers may mean the chapters of the book of psalms psalm 87 talks about the mountains of zion so thats my best guess

I love how youve added the Cold War/WW2 era Guns to your FO4 Game! Originally I wouldn’t touch Mods that add those guns as I felt they didn’t necessarily fit in the Art style, but after seeing them in the Fallout TV Show I started making a list of all the Guns seen and added them to my game! They look so cool and despite being old, they were actually really easy to use and maintain. So it makes sense they are some of the most common guns in some region.

“Nothing more to say” Gun clicks violently

I always felt Mark went back for the others and managed to get Harold out but succumbed to his wounds when he went back looking for Grey.

I think the IV in TES-IV does not refer to 2004, but instead to Oblivion being the fourth Elder Scrolls game

The Pint Sized Slasher seems heavily inspired by Michael Myers