Are Fallout and Elder Scrolls In The Same Universe?

[@garethmcguinness377]

Sole Survivor: Wakes up "Hey, you. You're finally awake. You were trying to cross the border, right?"

[@trenaceandblackmetal5621]

dada

[@qwopiretyu]

Dragonborn: wakes up "From where you're kneeling this must seem like an 18 Septim run of bad luck but the truth is... The Civil War was rigged from the start."

[@nemerly_00]

Nirn... Nirn never changes...

[@vamborr]

"You know, most people wouldn't survive an arrow to the knee"

[@karemelskares]

"Walked right into that Legion ambush, same as us. and that gambler over there." "Damn you NCR, Vegas was fine until you came along, the Legion was nice and lazy. if they hadn't been looking for you I could of stolen that brahmin and been halfway to Texas." "You there, you and me, we shouldn't be here. It's these NCR soldiers the Legion wants." "We're all prisoners and slaves in binds now, gambler." "Shut up, profligates."

[@lostdreams9547]

I use to patrol the Mojave, but then I took an arrow to the knee 😔

[@dark-sau]

Saw the video title, went looking for this very comment, was not disappointed.

[@ChoseManatee]

I used to be an adventurer like you, till I wished for a nuclear winter

[@onieyoh9478]

He was at the battle of wounded knee.

[@hanewt]

Patrolling the Mojave makes you wish for an arrow to the knee

[@FalloutTributeMusic]

hahaha xD

[@butidontwannahandle]

"We won't go quietly, the Legion can count on that." - NCR Trooper and Stormcloak, in two different realities

[@NCR_vet_ranger2347]

Is that the exact quote in skyrim?

[@tjurti6803]

@@NCR_vet_ranger2347No?

[@MagnusTonitrum117]

@@NCR_vet_ranger2347 no they’re just makin a joke considering both NV and Skyrim has a ‘Legion’

[@Smokeyodayz]

I think it’s the Mandela effect

[@grimslade0]

"Come Courier, friend or traitor, come. Come and look upon the Platinum Chip... What? Didn't you know the House always wins? How could you expect to beat the House? What a grand and intoxicating innocence!" 👁️👄👁️

[@tbush6657]

Imagine having Caesars court jester/top assassin as your companion

[@scienceme9794]

Is this how you honor Mr. House and the tribals unmourned?

[@myfriend7917]

I read that as Balgruuf

[@nemerly_00]

Two possibilities for the "Same Universe" theory: 1. Fallout is a previous or future Kalpa of the Elder Scrolls. 2. The universe is vast - Same universe, different planet. Could even be - same universe, different galaxy.

[@pennydime4562]

I highly doubt theyre the same universe, gods are real tangiable things in the elder scrolls cannon but not so in fallout unless u count eldritch beings

[@brosephbroman7564]

Could be that when the Dwemer disappeared, they ended up in the world of Fallout thousands of years before 2077.

[@dossiebigham9113]

Pretty much what I was going to say

[@TheStrayHALOMAN]

TES universe isn't vast there is a finite amount of space and a physical membrane separating the different areas of the cosmos. Even the cosmos as we see them in game isn't exactly true, the planets and moons are only there because our mortal minds are not strong enough the comprehend the power of gods. Also as for the Kalpa, we already know the next kalpa's from Coda and the future is cyberpunk Argonians with howitzers... We need Kirkbride back in charge lol. HP Lovecraft would be the real connecting force between the 2 universes just like he was with Doom and Quake.

[@Loreweavver]

Thank you for at least understanding kalpas. This is the only version of this theory I can support as it is part of the theme of the Elder Scrolls. That world is not the same world it used to be but it's not like it's just a future version of that world. The entire world changes at its core. It is a whole new universe every kalpa essentially.

[@Tenacious.Ignatius]

“Time changes everything…” except for war.. because War Never Changes

[@rodrigoarmijop.5032]

God

[@Tenacious.Ignatius]

@@rodrigoarmijop.5032 Never heard of her

[@Slop_Dogg]

this is how I know we haven’t had an actual fallout or TES game in a decade

[@ToxicSmallz]

Fallout 76..... way better than nv and 4 imo

[@jessclark9725]

“Are these in the same Universe” Less than 30 seconds in: “Conclusively not, for the most obvious reason.” Yet there’s still 11 minutes left…

[@grimslade0]

Ah, so that explains why all of the Brotherhood of Steel will have all suddenly vanished by Fallout 5... They shouldn't have fiddled around with the Heart of Ug-Qualtoth!

[@the_kvatch_guard725]

Ug-Qualtoth defiantly feels like a daedric God .

[@haydnbrewer7426]

Paradise awaits

[@ElodieCunningham]

It just feels like a Lovecraft deity. It's even a direct reference to the dunwich horror

[@DISTurbedwaffle918]

If it is the same universe, he's probably Hermæus Mora.

[@hippy282]

I'd like to think that he's an aspect of Hermaeus Mora. They're both inspired by Lovecraft

[@VincisViperPit1]

What crossed my mind was when the Nukes were dropped on Fallout, a bunch of scandinavians took off in a rocket ship and were in suspended animation for thousands of years. Then they landed on Tamriel and been there for along time. One lore in Skyrim or is it ESO was that the Nords are unknown where they came from. So that's where Starfield might be involved on how they got there. I haven't played Starfied yet, so I'm just thinking outload. It could be an interesting quest in all three games.

[@Takayama-sama]

Dwemer power armor would be AMAZING! Bronze coloured, steam powered, I guess similar to the dwarven centurion only you can enter it to control it. I could see the dwarves making something like this as an experiment. I doubt it will be in any Elder Scrolls games, but it’s still pretty cool to think about.

[@AdamWasn]

This reminds me of the lore from Adventure Time where the humans nuke themselves causing the world to become a fantasy world

[@omniultimate]

Ashes: "Cat has wares, if you have caps"

[@1917cutlass]

The biggest clue is the "sun" in Elder Scrolls isn't a sun.

[@JaKingScomez]

is it a nuclear bomb

[@JaKingScomez]

Is it a nuclear bomb

[@Spacemongerr]

@@JaKingScomez It is a tear in reality to the plane of magic. So you can travel through the "sun"

[@akcat11]

@@Spacemongerr Ha, just like in our world

[@Spacemongerr]

@@akcat11 Exactly

[@WastelanderSky]

*A lone wastelander travels through the irradiated sand that was once Death Valley. A name it lives up to, for not even creatures of the wasteland can survive long. Their supplies run low; they only have a couple of purified waters and one box of BlamCo Mac and Cheese. They fall to their knees, exhausted from their travels, before taking a drink of water. One left. Not enough for the rest of the journey, but if they can just ration it… but what's this? Off in the distance, they spot what appears to be the body of a pack brahmin. It is! Even at this distance, they can see its only bones, but it may still have leftover supplies! With all their might, they sprint towards the fallen animal, ignoring the aching feeling in their legs. They reach the skeleton, rummaging through the pack that cling loosely to its bones. They manage to recover some loot: caps, cram, and a couple of 10mm rounds. That's when they spot the glint. Within the ribcage of the brahmin lies a strange item, reflecting the light of the sun. It's spherical, white, and has some otherworldly energy to it. The wastelander reaches out, mesmerized by the object. Perhaps it held some value? They could sell it for some caps if they find the right buyer. Oh, the things they'll buy! Chems to forget their worries, a good meal to fill their grumbling stomach, and perhaps they'll treat themselves to an ice cold Nuka-Cola. As they grab their newfound fortune, their blood runs cold as a commanding voice speaks to them.* "A new hand touches the beacon."

[@biocraft1343]

The second moon in skyrim is a giant zetan moon base in witch they pretend to be the gods of skyrim while controlling humanity from above. The Dwemer are working with them on the moon

[@marcelluswallace2689]

Best headcannon I've heard in a while

[@biocraft1343]

@@marcelluswallace2689 i dream of this becoming a game in where you some how as a normal Skyrim person gets lost in some ancient ruins falls thru a Dwemer portal, gets transported to the moon. Discovers the truth and fights to destroy the moon base while using zetan and Dwemer technology against the sky overlords or chose to join them. While the weapons are like really cool energy gun beam weapons that harness your mana for ammo. Super advanced technology mixed with magical technology making for an incredibly unique and fun experience. GET ON THIS TOD HOWARD

[@RealBradMiller]

Now... That is mind-blowing....

[@Jodie-G198]

Hehe, Annunaki reference! 😆

[@mezalos]

2:55 Time changes everything but war; war never changes

[@RealBradMiller]

"But Kahjit do, through the warm paths they walk. Cold ones, too."

[@Reyma777]

I have never understood the theory that Fallout and Elder Scrolls are in the same universe. The two franchises were technically created independently, as Bethesda acquired the Fallout IP.

[@MrIdkaname]

Aliens and Predators exist separately but became a shared universe, not even counting the awful AvP movie lore. It’s not that hard to understand even if you don’t like or agree with it. I don’t agree they are shared but it’s not completely impossible even if it’s unlikely

[@vexile1239]

I've seen some theories and comments saying they believe that the two games are from different kalpas

[@cesare_1302]

It's just for fun, like pretending all final fantasy games are connected to themself or even to disney verse via kingdom hearts

[@cesare_1302]

​@@MrIdkaname nah, AvP wasn't that bad... tho surely better than AvP 2 or Alien 3

[@vexile1239]

@@cesare_1302 good story writing has dropped off a cliff in the last 2 decades hasn't it?

[@MrGanjie]

In the words of Upisnotjump: "The short answer is no, the long answer is *f* no"

[@KngMaxwell]

i think the long answer could be: universe is a big place, so sure why not.

[@perihelion1225]

Best way of putting it.

[@MrGanjie]

​@@KngMaxwellIn theory, but this implies that it's the same planet at a different point in time or something of that sort And I only say no cause they debunked it, but who knows, maybe they'll change their minds

[@KngMaxwell]

@@MrGanjie oh yea 100% not the same planet, pretty sure Nirn has 2 moons

[@Vito5068]

@@KngMaxwell You can literally look up the layout of the ES universe, from mundas, oblivion to atherius, its nothing like our universe at all, no other galaxies in it

[@deadsoul7409]

This theory is simply impossible due to the nature of the elder scrolls universe ( the dream, godhead, amaranth, C0DA). The kalpa thignh doesn't make sense because every event that happened at the dawn era always reaccure (Lorkhan's death/punishment, the divines losing their powers...etc)

[@saschaberger3212]

Re-using assets ≠ shared universe

[@kultur-vultur]

I agree, also fallout and elder scrolls devs and writers have said they are not in the same universe.

[@jeanettw2341]

@@kultur-vultur I mean, that, and took a big fat while before Bethesda got their hands on the Fallout IP.

[@DerNomade1871]

Sooo fallout 3 and new vegas aren't in the same cannon then?

[@saschaberger3212]

@@DerNomade1871 top Vergleich... ich meine eher Nirnroot in Fallout 4

[@swifter1151]

​fallout wasn't cool until Bethesda got Fallout so keep trying bud 😂😢😮😅

[@Headlessgenie]

An issue is also the clear existence of the gods of elderscrolls. They make their pressance known and have occasionally corroborated the creation of the world. While the history is incomplete, it has alot of information, true and false, but the gods have shared some information to those who would have it written down.

[@redshepard5306]

The "god head" is a computer in the Wasteland, running a haistly made crude copy of the world, made as a last resort to survive as ugqualtoth awoke. It's a small processor so things got garbled a bit as they were saved and some things got muttled. Super mutants became orks and goblins, the behemoths into giants. The radiation becoming the source of magic. The mutations turning into beast races. Especially after eons of running long forgotten off of a nuclear battery, buried under the desert the world became after ugqaltoth awoke.

[@deadsoul7409]

The godhead is an actual person tho, this is why he's called "the dreamer"

[@FalloutTributeMusic]

They both use the same spaghetti..

[@RyanM92]

The BoS being the Dwemer is funny to me. BoS being my go-to faction in Fallout, and the Dwemer being my favourite Mer.

[@simon_blackquill]

But the Elder Scrolls universe is metaphysically, just a dream of the Godhead. So, hypothetically, couldn't the Godhead be someone in the Fallout universe? Or has that all been retconned?

[@tbush6657]

Maybe the godhead is just that scientist high on nirnroot tea

[@deadsoul7409]

This is probably the best theory I've heard in this comment section, however most elder scrolls fans believes that the godhead is Michael kirkbride

[@OblivionKnight76]

I haven't watched the video yet, but I think the only way it's possible for the two to be in the same universe, is if they were in separate universes in the same cosmology. It's technically possible with the godhead lore from TES, if say, somebody achieved the highest level of chim and maybe ascended high enough to escape the dream, becoming another godhead, and dreaming up the Fallout universe. This could also explain why there are similarities between the two; like memories from Tamriel that the godhead still has seeping through into it's dream. That's my shared universe theory anyways

[@deadsoul7409]

Perfect 👍

[@neilprice513]

The Elder Scrolls content/Easter eggs that found it's way to some of the Fallout games is literally described as being from a book, comic book or radio/TV serial. So in the Fallout Universe the Elder Scrolls are fictional

[@Undead_Beholder]

Maybe something like Silver Shroud and Grognak. Since video games aren't as advanced in Fallout as real life, Elder Scrolls would probably be a comic series.

[@nukedpyro]

Main proof to why theres no connection, the gods in the elder scrolls are VERY real and have even invaded the mortal plane multiple times, fallout follows our history until WWII, so uh yeah no gods or at least ones that can show up to cause problems like dagon or molag bal, the connections are just easter eggs because skyrim is todds baby, so yeah hes gonna try to put as much skyrim easter eggs in as he can

[@Good_Gunslinger]

But so called God's of the Elder Scrolls are just powerful beings who are actually mortal and can be killed.

[@muhimenrahman6235]

simple answer..they are not....the sun in fallout is a typical star....but in elderscrolls ..its whole different dimension, the biggest hole to oblivion...it pours in magic to the mortal realm...here they rely on magic...thus they would not create anything such as gun....

[@BuildProne]

Why would you say it's in the future? It would make way more sense for the elder scrolls to be in the past. Magic was forgotten then rediscovered in fallout. Dark lords were forgotten to time nothing left but a few buried statues and monoliths faded from memory, there once was 2 moons but one was destroyed due to some cataclysm. Like all of this make way more sense being before fallout not after.

[@CasualGamePlay-R]

To me nirn root in fallout is just Easter egg. Besthesda just enjoy putting Easter eggs. You can find notched pickaxe in Skyrim but minecraft and Skyrim aren’t the same universe.

[@brandonturner97]

There's a computer near the glowleaf that says it grows along rivers and makes a sound when close by just like nirnroot too

[@redbeardsteelskin6723]

I don't think they're in the same universe myself, but I love the theory. Thanks for the video :D

[@kaidorade1317]

I think people say this because it’s just fun to imagine the universes are combined

[@D-M20]

It’s a lot more than that. If there was a quest to have children with elderscroll like powers cut from fallout 4 that shows intent. Much more than just speculation on a plant found in both games that looks the same. (Edit was me changing fallout 1 to 4 as I miss heard it as that quest was cut from 1 not 4)

[@redlight3932]

@@D-M20 it belongs to bethesda its not beyond them to do something like that

[@D-M20]

@@redlight3932 that’s my point if there was a quest in the making that involves elder scrolls like powers in fallout that shows intent to link the 2 together

[@redlight3932]

@@D-M20 and my point is they suck and can do whatever they want even if it doesn't make any sense

[@D-M20]

@@redlight3932 womp womp

[@wyattkefauver2055]

It feel very reductive to both universes especially TES with its expansive and metaphysical lore to lump them together

[@kultur-vultur]

They started from two different companies so no, they are not intended to be the same universe. This has been stated by developers.

[@Burner-B]

Time doesn't change everything. War ...

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[@themarlboromandalorian]

Ever read the elderscrolls books? That city... It passes between realms.

[@DiscothecaImperialis]

Fallout has a root in different corporate entirely. Bethesda creates Elders Scroll series from the beginning, Fallout was created by Interplay (and Black Isle being designated division in Fallout 2 project). so I don't think the two universes are one. and both Brian Fargo and Tim Cain inteded Fallout to be a distinct universe entirely, no crossover attempts with any other medieval fantasy D&D or AD&D games. and not even with Lionheart which is the only medieval fantasy that uses SPECIAL system. (Arcanum, which created by Tim Cain and some Fallout crew who left mid-project doesn't). Rather Lionheart is more likely set in the same universe as Fallout, (and 'Magic' thing caused divergence maybe :P )

[@onieyoh9478]

The only way this works is as "parallel universes." Which from what I've seen on the lore for both universes is that there is no interdimensional travel so it doesn't really matter anyways. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@AbigatorM]

now we put starfield into the mix :D but yea i see all the connections as references but the theory is still fun

[@grimm_satisfaction1292]

The Multiverse is a thing in t=The Elder Scrolls... It's accessible via Shadow Magic.

[@TheRyuSword]

The Senior Botanist is the Godhead.

[@Meloncolliepoet]

There is a way.... but I'm pretty sure most people wouldn't be satisfied with it. The Elder Scrolls universe has this concept where the universe gets rebooted every so often. It is POSSIBLE that one of the previous kalpas that Nirn had was the Fallout universe, but, that's not quite the same as what people generally talk about, I think... Although it's my understanding that the Aedra/Daedra would be present in both if this happened...

[@JadeId69420]

I remember someone made a post on the Steam forums about FFXIV being in the same universe as Fallout. Some children need to be left behind.

[@darrickbass875]

It's more likely that the dwemer were exiled into that reality after their experiment with Lorkans heart. And that allowed for minor daedric probing in fallouts reality.

[@PolBlanesCebrian]

Time doesn't change everything. There's one thing that never changes...

[@Synonymous101]

War...

[@MinktheStorykeeper]

War never changes...

[@Dingusdongus257]

Let's be honest, all the easter eggs are just Bethesda shamelessly re-using old assets.

[@TheProphetOfNoGod]

I never understood why Fallout comes after TES. TES has a clearly defined creation story. For it to come after Fallout, this would need to be all false. Why can't Fallout evolve out of TES?

[@themadman5615]

My personal theory for the two moons issue is gravitational capture. And it is possible, just really unlikely. The way I see it is that the larger moon is the capture which would explain it's relative size. And the stable orbit could come from the other moon being thrown further out but still stable enough to orbit the planet. It's not a pretty theory by any means, but it does provide a realistic explanation for why the second moon exists, and one we know can happen in real life, if exceedingly rare and unlikely.

[@TheHazyTimewalker]

I actually mentioned this myself, not long ago, but didn't realize you'd commented it lmao I would wager it's a lot more common than you're posing, considering most of the moons of other astral bodies within our solar system were likely gravitational captures, but while it is a REALISTIC theory, it doesn't seem like such is the case given the many other differences between the two worlds. However, I'm glad someone else had the same thing to point out as myself!

[@deadsoul7409]

These two moons are lorkhan's body tho

[@kelsouthdeaton5093]

The gravitational effects on the Earth from this would help explain the continents looking different.

[@jordanleon4881]

You could make a connection with the dwemer ruins and the nirnroot. The dwemer were casted away by the gods. Some of them. All of them or one of them could have been transported to the fallout universe. Anything they had on them could have possibly been transported with them. Such as that book. The nirn root. Etc. and since the nirnroot is in a different environment it's evolves and changes like you said.

[@TheBlackRose3]

Can someone provide me with the primary source of Bethesda denying that Fallout and Elder Scrolls are in the same universe please? I'd like to see it.

[@samuraijacksonooooh8230]

How about Fallout wasn't a Bethesda game until Fallout 3, while the Elder Scrolls was always a Bethesda game? Those are definitely 2 different games with different lores, but containing easter eggs of one and other.

[@The-Spanish-Inquisition490]

Their 110% are not the same universe. Fallout is earth set in Milky Way galaxy and follows our reality timeline till the point we invented the micro-chip which is where we in reality separate from the fallout universe as they didn't invented the micro-chip and thus relied on atomic power. The Elder Scrolls universe is set in Arubis and the plane of existence (as they don't have "galaxy's") is called Nirn, and the content is Tamriel. Hope this clarifies everything.

[@st.anselmsfire3547]

There's a Magnus-sized hole in this theory, though: the Fallout universe operates more or less like our own (even the eldritch "gods" are apparently sufficiently advanced aliens), but the Elder Scrolls universe is an infinite magical bubble that only has linear time because an insane dragon keeps track of it. The sun and stars are actually holes in the firmament. The moons and Nirn are the corpses of dead gods. The visible planets are formerly omnipotent deities who were mostly stripped of their powers to give the universe form. Every other planet is the playground for an evil deity. The Elder Scrolls universe operates on completely different rules.

[@YianKutKu2]

Yeah my thoughts exactly. The basic fundamentals are all so so different. I think alot of people don't really know the lore and see the superficial resemblances. I think it was a fun segway for him to branch into elder scrolls content though.

[@Veren999]

Exactly, all it takes is five minutes of reading on UESP and anyone would immediately realize this "theory" is total crap.

[@OmenofWorlds]

I'd love to see more Elder Scrolls content from you!

[@Iksi_]

Patroling the mojave almost makes you wish for an arrow to the knee

[@Errazor]

I feel like this is an Easter egg that has gone out of control, no they are not in the same universe. Any person that is deep into Elder Scrolls lore will tell you every reason it’s not possible. The elder scrolls takes place in a world that does NOT resemble our universes cosmology. Fallout takes place on earth in what we would consider to be our universe. There are too many moving parts in both worlds for them to coexist. One thing I always find funny about these theories is the people who push this narrative are either Fallout fans who don’t play elder scrolls or people who like to conveniently overlook big details. For example, the “sun” in TES universe is a hole in aetherius created by a fleeing divine being named Magnus, this hole is where all magic comes from. But hey don’t take my word for it. Pete Hines, the marketing executive for Bethesda said in an interview at E3 2017 that these games not connected. So there you go. That’s why it doesn’t make sense.

[@LatinPlayer10]

It’s just a fun discussion, my guy. It’s not that serious..

[@DiscothecaImperialis]

4:52 And I did claim this Old God's magic sword in game. and it is quite a strong sword to have and best assigned to slot '1' on keypad (using Pipboy, browse 'Inventory>Weapons' and hover mouse over this weapon and press 'q' and followed with '1'. (the other being General Chao's Revenge)

[@NCR_vet_ranger2347]

Cultures, tactics and poeple change with time but war? War never changes Edit 1: maybe the skyrim universe is a different timeline who knows

[@FIGHT-R]

If you know about elder scrolls lore none of this is possible. Also to even be possibility it would have to be the reverse of what this video proposes. Elder scrolls would come first. Many kalpas before fallout.

[@lollovec]

Remember the final boss of 76?

[@ComradeStrogg]

I don't get why people are so obsessed with mixing everything into one universe.

[@octavianpopescu4776]

Seriously, even Tim Cain said that no, they're not part of the same universe. Fallout and the Elder Scrolls were created by 2 different companies and Bethesda bought the IP later. They're not even close to being in the same universe.

[@dinodude6992]

And that's not even getting into the crazy amount of lore in regards to elder scrolls lore.

[@ArrakisHeir88]

Yes, because everyone thinks multiverses are cool now. They aren't, everyone is wrong, but here we are

[@FranticPeanut]

You should cover the comic books of fallout and hubris comics, I don’t believe I’ve ever seen a video like that from you. Keep up the awesome work!

[@Serpentking789]

Nirn has two moons, though. Also, I'm pretty sure the laws of physics & cosmology work very differently in The Elder Scrolls universe (example: the sun & stars are NOT gigantic balls of flaming gas in space but literal holes in the fabric of reality left by a god & numerous spirits fleeing the creation of the physical universe.

[@NCR_vet_ranger2347]

Beliefs can change over time

[@NCR_vet_ranger2347]

And for the second moon i have no idea

[@alexzoo6857]

Ow someone stole my irradiated bread roll

[@dominickruziki2281]

Even with the most basic understanding of tes lore you would easily be able to say it’s a different universe

[@kromtastic]

Don't forget how weird and spatial splitting dragon breaks are. The time wound in the late Merethic could've done what the Selectives did dancing on the tower, where time split to where the Empire conquered the stars as a space empire. Whose to say the time wound break didn't change Nirn into Earth, shifting history until finally at some point, it will converge back. Dragon Breaks are basically "Dawn Time" so anything goes when that happens.

[@everydayishalloweenn]

I always thought fallout was the past and skyrim was thousands of years later. Like a past civilization being more advanced and its history being lost with time.

[@anthonypra8899]

Sorry. If I forget, but the fact is, I remember a video of linking. the elder scrolls fall out world and cyberpunk world connected. Is it also going to be? connected with. I think it was this cabobolated sentences anyway. Starfield, It would definitely help on the sales of Starfield if they're all connected. Not much though by the sounds of it. I haven't played it yet.

[@skitenwtf]

There is only two Fallout games; Fallout and Fallout 2. So it's not even the same devs or publisher. Easy answer.

[@Sam_Hammercolt2020]

Maaaaaan come on. Don't even go there. The games are just referencing each other. And if they truly did share a universe it would be a shared multiverse. If you work off on the lore of the godhead (or godmind I forgot what it's called) you learn that other beings in the elder scrolls universe can achieve something called Chim and then eventually Ameranth. Not I'm not sure if I'm spelling it correctly but when you achieve that level you essentially leave the godhead and you yourself become the dreamer. So maybe just maybe there was someone who achieved Ameranth and the different universes from the games are those dreams.

[@austinwhittle1427]

Perfect way to diversify into Elder Scrolls content and I am excited for you to dig into ES lore in your format. I think there’s even more to the theory of Fallout and Elder Scrolls being connected that you could expand on. I have been a fan of Fallout since 3 but I could never get into the Elder Scrolls because I am not a fantasy guy but I finally got myself to play Skyrim a few years ago by pretending it was part of Fallout somehow and Nirn being a far future version of the fallout world was also my first ‘theory’ about this. Now that I have been able to get into ES lore I think there is a lot more to the idea of Fallout and ES to take place in the same universe (or maybe multiverse would be a more accurate term). Personally I think it is something that makes perfect sense but Bethesda should leave ambiguous like it is now, like the disappearance of the Dwemer. In my head cannon I like to pretend they are. It makes more sense for Fallout to be in The Elder Scrolls universe rather than the other way around. In ES, there are different mythologies and theories of how the world works which makes it even easier to play around with. But in general, in ES lore Nirn is part of one of many different ‘dimensions’ (ei different planes of Oblivion) that are sometimes connected to varying degrees. I think it’s totally plausible the world of Fallout is part of this multiverse of dimensions. In other words, instead of Nirn being a future version of the world of Fallout, the world of Fallout is a world in the ES universe similar to Nirn. If-Qualtoth could be the Daedric prince of the Fallout plane of Oblivion (similar to the ES theory that Nirn is a plane of Oblivion whose Daedric prince is Lorkhan. Or Ug-Qualtoth and the other eldrich influences could be different interpretations/manifestations of some of the same Daedra in the ES games- in ES this is basically how it is with each culture in the world having their own interpretation of mythology. Like I said there’s a lot of different theories in ES lore I’m sure others would be happy to expand on but lots to dig into and play around with.

[@Caine_42]

There is one think that makes this theory fall apart. Nirn has two moons

[@mrcroob8563]

Didn't the devs say specifically that they arent in the same universe, and that they just loke easter eggs? Shouldnt that be the end of discussion?

[@DarthGTB]

BTW, I'm not sure about Skyrim, but if I'm not wrong, the texture for the red moon in Oblivion was the planet Mars. Maybe it's more like a double planet situation with a moon orbiting both planets

[@love_life_leafeon5955]

Why? I feel like people who think that are just stretching, and it would ruin both worlds

[@saerbhreathach540]

No they are NOT connected in the slightest other than Bethesda deciding to cram Nirnroots into all of their games.... JFC when did people forget what an Easter egg is? By this logic TES and Doom are in the same universe. But again that's NOT the case... Really wish Bethesda wouldn't do Easter eggs. All it does is cause muppets to jump to false conclusions...🙄🤦🏼‍♂️

[@SalusFuturistics]

Why limit it to those two? Nuka Cola is sold in Wolfenstein: Old Blood. And in my Headcanon the Death Knight from Quake Champions is a Draugr too :D

[@S0ulGh0st]

All the references and creation club stuff could be canon simply because two identical things can exist in different universes even though he chances are abysmal. People need to stop wishing everything is connected, not everything is a Marvel movie.

[@mar4626]

Didn’t know Vegas was in Tamriel

[@pspdude2316]

are fallout and the elder scroll in the same universe? short answer no, long answer nooooooo

[@Loreweavver]

No. The Fallout and Elder Scrolls games don't even exist in their own canon universes between games. Just once I would like to see someone with a concept of modal logic do a video on different worlds and how that works.

[@GoNo117]

I personally think the connections are just easter eggs by the devs tbh, but the theory crafting is cool none the less.

[@KazuWazuw]

Why are yall so mad about it in the comments 😭 It's just a fun thought. No one is forcing you to think it's true.

[@Subject_Keter]

It like the stupid synth theory, it underbake and deserves smackdown. 😂

[@nobodyjustacreep]

​@@Subject_Keterexcept no one is smacking it down. your all just malding over it. It's pretty funny

[@KazuWazuw]

@Subject_Keter It isn't even a theory. It's a what if this was a thing. Wouldn't it be cool if the 2 universe were connected. But KZbin comments don't seem to like fun I mean 😅

[@spacegator513]

​​@@KazuWazuwyeah but it's a what if that would be completely impossible without retconing half of elder scrolls lore Edit was a typo fix

[@spacegator513]

​@@nobodyjustacreepdude did me and you read the same comment section? what kind of moon sugar are you on because I want it.

[@bializm5420]

What is the name of the music that plays in the background? I love it so much but can't find it anywhere!

[@Asskill]

Wandering Appalachia - Part VI from the fallout 76 soundtrack 👍

[@bializm5420]

​@@Asskill I love you so much, thank you!!

[@tjpprojects7192]

100% no. I prefer my TES and FO like oil and water. Better off superior on their own than in some downgraded shared universe. Not everything needs to be connected. It's bad enough that Fallout 4 and 76 are in the same universe as 1, 2, 3, and NV.

[@Jackal7783]

Looking forward to more Elder Scrolls content. Both universes are very interesting to me.

[@MilkyMilky-or7qb]

Great video as always thank you for blessing us

[@baddragonite]

Ultimate plot twist, the Dragonborn is actually wandering the wasteland and is just tripping balls on jet hence why everything looks different

[@SkyFly19853]

It's like Doom Guy gets stuck in the dimension of hell ?

[@weryd3872]

The elder scrolls planet has two moons. That would mean it's set on another planet, but maybe still in the same universe.

[@zaboomerfooo]

In the grand scream of things, it's not unheard of for planets to adopt moons.

[@kreatuslucina]

Since I learned of Ug-Qualtoth in the Fallout games, it's been cannon in my head that he was a Daedric prince or some kind of lesser god from the Elder Scrolls lore. Perhaps they exist in the same universe but different galaxies. He turned out so evil he was cast out from the ES galaxy. Wandering the cosmos until finding the Milky Way. Then finding Earth to try to control. His attempts were for naught as humanity promptly destroyed everything leaving him short of worshipers and power. Ghouls are draugr without the magic to stabilize them. Magic just isn't native to the Milky Way. But some carry over is still possible. Maybe through Ug-Qualtoth many of the connecting factors are possible.

[@nathanlynch9634]

I never thought of this before.

[@benjthorpe]

Slocum’s Joe is a secret Occult temple that uses forbidden magiks to send donuts through magical portals to Skyrim to be sold as “sweet rolls”

[@un_vex4936]

I would always think of a random senario where an elder scrolls character somehow crossed dimensions into the fallout universe

[@valor1omega]

Sweet rolls that's people's evidence, really? Then I guess our world is connected too. All the other "evidence" is nothing more than easter eggs. Otherwise FO is connected to Star Trek because of the TOS shuttle craft that crashed in fo1 and the guardian on the edge of forever that to change the events of fo1. So if a few easter eggs equals same universe then every easter egg must tie them to those universes too.