Old World Blues 13: Dr. Mobius and the Forbidden Dome (in the Forbidden Zone)

[@VaktheFox]

I gotta say, when I reached Mobius, I genuinely felt kinda bad for the guy. I just couldn't bring myself to kill him. He's one of the sanest members of the Think Tank...when he's not hopped up on chems...and almost has a Farnsworth vibe to him.

[@drchandra]

Vak the Fox same!! i loved the entirety of the think tank so much, honestly.

[@CloakerGnome]

when he offered him a mentat i just thought "he's like a sweet old man offering you some candy" and for the rest of the conversation i started liking him more thinking of him like an old man who is a little confused and a bit senile. but still like a sweet old man in a nursing home.

[@snugglehyena9171]

Imagine him saying "good news everyone!"

[@sheldonjplanktonn]

Professy will help

[@jordan-leeporter1394]

k Jo

[@MaybeNotARobot]

"Bullet-head-itis" Truly hard-hitting and emotionally charged dialogue.

[@mahmud7645]

😂😂😂❤

[@bluesnake1713]

Sounds to me like ballistic trauma.

[@emmanueljacquet3757]

@@bluesnake1713 mm

[@dannyvonwulffen4402]

It's actually saddening to hear the story behind Mobius' intentions: Originally,he wanted to keep the Think Tank within Big MT to prevent them from repeating all the horrendous experiments that occurred, like the Y-17 Trauma Harnesses, the Cazadores and Nightstalkers, the Saturnite Ammo,etc. But since he couldn't bring himself to kill his old friends,he decides to confine them in the crater and act as a the cruel psychotic villain to keep them at bay in the Think Tank Dome. So all this time, should we really feel bad for the original Old World psychopaths that created all such monstrous experiments through the "wonders" of Science? Or should we feel merciful for the old brain that wanders alone in the Forbidden Dome, seemingly joyful in nature but certainly broken in heart and possibly stem?

[@johnsonmay3181]

Mr Tailsrulz45 Those are certainly good raisins, but I want to go back to my custard.

[@jakobjansen9541]

You anwesered your own question.

[@sheldonjplanktonn]

Dam thay was really well put. Some turly logical rasining going on there. This is why Old World Blues is such a masterpiece and well written DLC

[@tylersoto7465]

Just let him be the courier could help straighten them out

[@ashfromketchup]

when I heard Mobius sing the neutron-meson-proton song, I knew he couldn't be bad

[@ItsYaBoiBigBozo]

Right? He's basically a goofy robotic science nerd.

[@bluesnake1713]

Like a grandpa or grand uncle that sits on a chair and he tells you stories from his or folk lore.

[@draco-lily]

Muggy's voice acting is A+

[@archimedes9784]

Dragon Lily Do you think I don’t know how I sound?! They made me this way... They made me just to torture me!

[@kitsunerose9545]

The way he says Coffee Cups at the end of his sentences makes me giggle

[@scottleneau6221]

Don't forget to chat with your brain when you have low intelligence. It's a Fallout tradition!

[@Hairysteed]

Oh god! I'm gonna have to gulp down some alcohol and don lobotomite headgear for that one!

[@ghostvendetta0763]

Really, what can happen?

[@jacobtebbe4435]

“Not usually violent, except when I am.” A perfect description of my Fallout characters

[@savdebunnies]

So, Old World Blues leads up to Lonesome Road... You know... When the Courier goes home... This is almost definitely an elaborate Wizard of Oz reference.

[@dashua1735]

Every DLC leads up to Lonesome Road

[@Morec0]

It's Wizard of Oz all the way down?

[@austinbutcher8106]

The Sierra Madre vault was the yellow brick road

[@kaib.5912]

Mobius is by far my favorite scientist. I do love custard

[@GirlZombieHound]

Kai B. Or was it mustard ? Custard-Mustard

[@joshkennedy7257]

Or was it Mustard

[@archimedes9784]

Vivisect me please.

[@kaib.5912]

Archimedes-97 the Builder No 😂

[@archimedes9784]

Kai B. *Pleeaa*-Glitch-*se*

[@TheSpoofer9000]

"described them in clearly abstract contradictory statements before" that is such a great line

[@PlebNC]

Said every politician and PR team ever.

[@staitc]

I don't feel it's morally correct to kill mobius, especially after your conversation with him.

[@StreakedSilver]

After all the BS everyone made me go through in that Expansion, I don't think its moral not to kill the hell out of everyone in Big Mountain.. except for the things in The Sink

[@smartboy201]

Ahh, but if you noticed, after Oxhorn's entire conversation, saying "Goodbye" to Dr. Mobius becomes the newest "final response", whereas before, it was simply "Enough! I'm here to kill you, Dr. Mobius!" But Mobius's intentions were always for the better, even if other parts didn't quite pan out the way he had hoped.

[@DD-bv9jl]

I always let mobius alive but kill the other doctors

[@George_Bulkin]

I thought otherwise. Seeing them existing in such a sorry state of brain matter lumps in mentats soup on metallic antigrav chassis, having all five senses distorted with worn out electric contacts, living in a out-of-time limbo for 200 years trying to answer the questions no one ever cared about - that's worse than hell. Killing them was an act of mercy. If only their brightest minds were used to ressurect The Wastes, I would've left them be. The problem was, their brains had decomposed long time ago, right to the point where they can't think outside the hexagonal box of The Sink.

[@ArkansasRazorbacksWPS]

@@George_Bulkin Morbius Is the only one who should live, if he wants to, the think tank shouldn't , they're a threat.

[@MaskedGEEK]

Dr Mobius kept saying "raisin" instead of "reason". Anyone think this is a reference to the Futurama episode "The Day The Earth Stood Stupid" where Fry tricks the Big Brain by writing a book of spelling mistakes and plot holes? The Big Brain leaves Earth by saying "And now I'm leaving Earth for no raisin. Mwah-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha" and in this DLC it's all about brains.

[@mymyrrah]

The MaskedGeek most likely since the creators of Fallout enjoy Matt’s works, such as the “Radiation king,” televisions and radios.

[@MaskedGEEK]

Who can't love Matt's work? He's been going since the 90's (yeah I know the 1st mainstream Simpsons episode is Dec 1989 but for the sake of a couple of weeks, pot-ay-to pot-ah-to).

[@mymyrrah]

The MaskedGeek quite true

[@josephedmond3723]

Yeah, Mobius does seem similar to Dr. Hubert Farnsworth.

[@josephedmond3723]

Is it the forbidden dome or the angry dome?

[@rejvaik00]

" I consider the word coincidence to be profanity. Along with Astrology, herbal tea and luck" That's my favourite Dr. Mobius quote🤣🤣🤣

[@paulgrattan8172]

Mobius is a classic example of genius to their madness. His plan to keep the Think Tank in Big Mt is a good thing. Im sure Ulysses's conversion also sparked something important in them.

[@garr3ttguy644]

"I was probably tripping hard on psycho" basically me in real life

[@1320archives]

Garr3ttGuy this seriously needs to be a t-shirt

[@Skankhunt-qf9eu]

ROFL foreal, I would buy that quote in a heart beat. I do so love chems!

[@fanfictionwriter4707]

Skankhunt42 Or was it jems? Chem jem.

[@dyrocecto541]

You should see a doctor then.

[@Chino56751]

Psychical life

[@tiefighter8401]

MOBIUS "I do so love custard, or was it mustard?"

[@jamesgorman5692]

TIE Fighter do we ever find out?

[@gay_leonian_nerd3081]

"I miss sugars and salts!"

[@Triplehdd]

Needs to be a shirt

[@temporaryhalfdecentname8452]

TIE Fighter we removed your brain

[@xxxminecraftboyxxx9567]

How does he use Chems

[@arbiter-]

Mobius' voice actor is phenomenal. He absolutely nails the character in every way.

[@HolTukIj]

Voiced by the wonderful Cam Clarke.

[@TheMofos32X]

Perfect spot for a roboscorpion den.

[@mahelaniarektbb]

Oh damn, you beat me to it haha

[@SmithyBear]

not my generators ʘᗝʘ

[@tylersoto7465]

If the courier takes over house's 1000 securitron army and upgrade them with saturnite armor to be more effective in field and take over roboscorpion army and giant roboscorpion he would be a formable force to be reckoned with, and utilize Big Mt technology resources to build a hightech aesthetic futuristic city out of it, use the sink AI to help manage it, use biological AI to grow high yields of crops by hooking him up to a big farming area in big Mt and use Mr handy's to help with and use vault 22 crop research to use and export food stuff to Mojave and food would be free in my society to make it easier for people to live and not worry about food, and take sunset sarsaparilla bottling machine to mass produce drinks etc, use saturnite facility to produce high grade machines, tools, building material and robots etc to have industry , use medical facility to provide free healthcare to people, repair trainyard etc to use for transporting goods and people to outside etc, build a monorail around big Mt to help with transportation , build a school, music stage, park, university sinse we have advance knowledge to teach, and research more useful science, use giant red crystals to make beautiful decorations, statues and crystal lighting around the place to make it beautiful and magnificent to live in, use brahmin, bighorner and gecko leather to make futuristic leather clothes like the institute , make a currency made from saturnite metal to make coins out of it since it has value to it, and use teleportation device to teleport anywhere we want to and can teleport robot units anywhere if need be, and the courier would help people live the dream lol 😎🌆

[@Werezilla]

Well the wizard flat out ordered Dorothy and friends to assassinate the wicked witch, seriously she wasn't bothering anyone in the original book, she was minding her own business at the time, and both the Tin Man and Scarecrow brutally killed 40 wolves and crows by axing there heads open and twisting their necks respectively. I guess calling them killers is appropriate.

[@notsogreatsword1607]

Werezilla You are apparently a reader but you still used "there" when you meant "their". Why is it so hard for people to just use the right word? I know it's possible to just let auto correct screw you up or not pay attention and make this mistake but I don't understand how it's so common.

[@Phoebe_Bea]

@@notsogreatsword1607 im quiet sure their are raisins four it

[@maxwelljohnson6185]

I see... while the rest of the Think Tank got morally worse, Mobius actually became morally good. He broke himself and his friends so they wouldn't hinder the already crippled world.

[@tacoattacko3762]

*I do so love custard...*

[@temporaryhalfdecentname8452]

Crazy Lion or was it mustard We may never know.....

[@bluesnake1713]

Mustard Custard?

[@tsarmonkeyii5598]

I do so miss sweets and salts.

[@mcchuggernaut9378]

The Wizard of Oz analogy gets even better when you realize that Mobius is the wizard. lol

[@mrhunthunt7315]

The brains all seemed like eccentric villains from old comics, it was a great flavor for the dlc!!

[@flarfo348]

13:11 wow I didn’t know you could lockpick terminals oxhorn sadly I ran out of lock picks for this terminal

[@wolfepakgaming2583]

"I do love custard or was it mustard?" - Dr. Mobius 2077 - 2287

[@maxwellgaming6965]

Mustard custard I do so love salt

[@entothechesnautknight1762]

Möbius is one of my favorite characters ever, he's just such a good antagonist and such a fun and sad character.

[@hunterandre6360]

16:07 Dr. Mobius is one of my favorite Fallout Characters his personality and voice is just hilarious to me.

[@RommelTheDesertFox]

Even from the Elder Scrolls universe I have influenced madmen everywhere! Dr. Mobius is obviously a follower of mine

[@locomotivefaox]

Noticed how you can slowly pick up on them getting out of their loops and becoming more and more aware of themselves compared to when you arrive and end the DLC.

[@Triplehdd]

Oxhorn make a Möbius shirt saying his quote about custard

[@dylancocks393]

Yes please!

[@reaperofzombies9698]

watch the video ffs. 42:00

[@chrisschoenthaler5184]

He already did.

[@River.s.]

Or was it mustard?

[@kao123456654]

Hilarious and original.

[@14Flamefish]

Mobius is pretty much a friendly, kooky, robotic grandpa.

[@gay_leonian_nerd3081]

Does anyone agree with me that there should be some DLC inspired shirt designs? I think that would be grand.

[@Ueberdoziz]

YES! Front: "VIVISECT MEEH PLEEASE" Back: Dala with teddy bears "OOOOOOOOOOoooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooo"

[@staitc]

You guys havent seen the end of the video then.

[@Ueberdoziz]

well, finishing the video. WE GOT OUR WISHES FULLFILLED!

[@WingZX1103]

Gay_Leonian_Nerd yessssssss.

[@chrisschoenthaler5184]

You didn’t watch the end of the video. He has one for each member of the Think Tank, as well as Mobius.

[@DrElephantIsDumb]

13:08 Shouldn't it be "Locked with a Very Hard Science Check" not Lockpicking?

[@SentientMeatloaf1]

Oxhorn, do you realize what you’ve done? You’ve made me happy

[@FalloutJack]

That Giant Robo-Scorpion was well-done, first of all. Great encounter. It's not just a Robo-Scorpion made big. It actually feels like it's a big tank-like monstrosity. Aaand because of that, my strategy was to use the distractions you can give it as a means to whittle down its health from my hidey-hole because its tail gun blast wave couldn't QUITE get into the pod, meaning I was technically safe while attacking it. I also want to point out that Dr. Mobius is probably one of the best mad scientists ever, and that Old World Blues must be the best Wizard of Oz kind of tale since the original. It snuck up on me and hit me so unexpectedly... Brilliant.

[@bartsimpson83]

Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Cam Clarke. There's a reason he's been cast in so many voice acting roles over the years.

[@cavareenvius7886]

Mobius: "I Have very good raisins for almost everything I do." Me: "I know you want to say a another word but somehow i think that you really do have some good raisins"

[@superslobro]

The best parts about Mobius are the facts that he doesn't call you Lobotomite, try to fake his smarts, and is like an old man. Also "Not usually violent, except for when I am." -Doctor Mobius, 2017.

[@SuperLb14]

don't forget the "what is a toaster but a death ray with less power!" and on the back you can have the toaster with laughing surrounding it

[@uberreaktor4836]

The whole "crazy villain is actually the secret good guy" is such an old trope, but damn well executed here. Once you hear Mobius' side, all the madness makes actual sense.

[@anamericangrizzlybear8315]

I absolutely LOVE the intro to this series, i can't explain it but it reminds me of an old school sci-fi movie or show, it's SO good

[@stronkhammer3565]

Its interesting that Borous is eternally trapped in a recursive loop that constantly obsesses over his torment in high school and his guilt over using Gabe as a test subject. Its his own unique kind of hell.

[@sarahparsons334]

Mmmmmmoooooobius

[@TheTallGuy1992]

I do love custard or was it mustard?

[@temporaryhalfdecentname8452]

Sarah Parsons he’s mad

[@rejvaik00]

@@temporaryhalfdecentname8452 we removed your brain

[@ryanstaiger1712]

I love that Mobius isn’t evil he’s just high as a kite

[@Saint_Ixtab]

WoooooOOOOOOoooooooOOOOO....

[@River.s.]

OoooooooooooOOOOOOOoooo

[@Zamtrios245]

It's been sterilized

[@anacleos345]

it seems Mobius isn't even evil is he?

[@august8696]

he's just senile

[@deadboi7629]

Muggy they made me just to torture me

[@temporaryhalfdecentname8452]

DEADIRONGAMER G6 the things you do with our bodies

[@talthan]

you know if i were the curiour id have to say hang on a moment while i clean your screens....and since i know i have the repair skill and there has to be some spare parts...id fix that other monitior while i was at it

[@PaulReed]

I really liked this revelation when I played it myself. You've played the whole DLC so far thinking the scientists are evil but that Mobius is somehow worse when it turns out he's been working all this time to keep the maniacal Think Tank in check. A conscience? Guilt? I wonder what made him different to the point he created such elaborate things to trap them.

[@spyguy8681]

I drank some alcohol because I was overweight right before I talked to mobius and when he gave me a mentat I got the dialog option that said "I'll save it, don't want to mix it with alcohol if I can help it." Which is an amazing thing to advocate. Another reason why this game is the best.

[@Yoder023]

I think Mobius has the best raisins for what he does

[@mirandameow6430]

Coming back a year later to this epic series and kickass intro!!

[@TheSpoofer9000]

that intro is so good

[@temporaryhalfdecentname8452]

Phil Crownover MOBIUS

[@39zack]

Brad_Da_Robot he is mad

[@River.s.]

I do so love custard!... or was it mustard?

[@notsogreatsword1607]

Definitely my favorite one out of all of Ox's introductions. Really loved the Legion intro too. Got me so pumped for some nonstop roman action

[@sheldonjplanktonn]

We removed your brain

[@htc148]

so mentats are smarties?

[@Nick-ws3vv]

Since when did smarties increase intelligence and perception? They’re more like the fallout’s version of adderall, with different flavors.

[@htc148]

he did say the word "smarties" and said that mentats were chalky

[@2spooky]

Altoids! :D

[@Hairysteed]

*Badum-tshh*

[@vaulthunter7777]

Amanda Barr There's Orange and Purple 1s in Fallout 4.

[@idan7856]

Kinda late to the party, but when I played this DLC in my second playthrough I knew about the whole "Who are you, that do not know your history?" thing. He made Dr. Klein remember. The Courier does the same to Mobius. He forgot everything that he did, and the Courier makes him remember everything. He says "Oh, curiosity. I experience that less now that I know everything. Or maybe it was when I found some unpleasant answers?", which makes you think. He remembered what he did, so he forced himself to forget. The entire point of Lonesome Road is that the Courier is the future, while Ulysses is the past. Whether the Courier forgot about the events at Hopeville because of his head injury or just moved on is up to us to decide. Ulysses is there to remember it for him. The Courier and Ulysses are opposites of each other. But they have one thing in common, their outstanding ability to influence people. They could easily make a nation together, but Ulysses is too stuck in the past, and the Courier is thrown into a conflict that has nothing to do with him. Anyway, yeah, that's some thoughts I had while playing the DLC. It's kinda all over the place, but yeah.

[@DeltaWolf556]

22:15 is my favorite line from mobius

[@gofig5179]

I like Mobius, he seems coollll

[@user-dj9ii1fs2w]

Its morbin time

[@andrewasher9940]

@Oxhorn Because of your Fallout New Vegas DLC video series' I went and bought the game for PS3. I am loving the game so far.

[@moeinmohammadi3194]

Ps4

[@disbeatgaming7178]

best on pc

[@ethangoldsmith9332]

lol

[@EkkieEkk]

PS3 is unfortunately the worst optimized version.

[@TidusleFlemard]

+Andrew Asher If you happen to have a good pc and fnv on it, there's a big mod in work for it (like same size of orignal map big) that might interest ya: The Frontier.

[@KonNighteye]

"Please mind the equation on the floor." I believe it's an easter egg dating back to Roman Empire. Romans conquered the city of Syracuse after the siege of 214-212 BCE (befor common era) and Roman general Marcus Claudius Marcellus ordered to retrieve Archimedes, a Greek mathematician and astronomer. At the time Archimedes was solving the equation regarding circles on the sand, he was so engrossed in the process that he ignored Romans and answered Noli, obsecro, istum disturbare ("Do not, I entreat you, disturb that sand"), upon which Roman soldier killed him.

[@Swayntech]

I always felt sorry for Mobius after meeting him. Sorry old guy

[@DuelScreen]

Dr. Mobius' description of his Robo Scorpions putting themselves together from floor panels and such reminds me of the Replicators from Start Gate: SG-1. This may be yet another pop culture reference.

[@bananajoe8412]

DR MORBIUS

[@gamesux420]

"Its range is limitied, it would a need a carrier of sorts" I believe you meant to say courier?

[@Unluckydood]

Dr micheal mobius at your service

[@pepijn23]

After seeing Mobius I learned that you should really learn the why off a person’s motives and actions rather than judging them at first sight.

[@theinfection4000]

Doctor mobius always has good *R A S I N S*

[@ItsYaBoiBigBozo]

Whenever I chat with Mobius, I honestly feel sad at the thought of killing him. To me, it was like the equivalence of killing a sometimes senile, goofy, and kind old grandpa. Plus, he's just trying to keep his colleagues from escaping and bringing about a new horror to the Mojave wasteland that even the Legion would even quiver in their boots.

[@therr2146]

The X-42 roboscorpian is one of the toughest boss battles ever! This includes Chica's Magic Rainbow from FNAF world!

[@SofaPop.]

T Herr was it that hard?cause I killed it like super easily

[@therr2146]

@@SofaPop. It depends on the difficulty setting. And if you try to fight it one-on-one.

[@fmart3617]

I beat it pretty easily. They give you to many places to hide and snipe him.

[@joolsmacgrools1288]

I used a modded laser rifle and annihilated it in about 5 seconds with a few max charge cells. It was... disappointing. Made for a cool explosion though. 🤣

[@cynicalcitizen8315]

This was the best God damned dlc. It had the best dialog and the best radio soundtrack. It had the best collection of voice actors in the game.

[@PeterParker-ti6yj]

OH NO NO NO!

[@RommelTheDesertFox]

Dr. Mobius Ah Doctor Mobius! I see my Fallout universe counterpart is doing well

[@dasirrlicht5415]

Mobius, take a Mentat. Allways when you are on Psycho you start treating people.

[@nickvalentine6243]

Alright, Mobius. Time to talk. Which *do* you like? Mustard.... or... Custard!

[@TheWanderer2287]

Dr. Mobius uhhhhh get pranked b

[@davidjames4890]

Dr. Mobius, I pray your soul be spared under all circumstances.

[@phatbassanchor]

I do see great and powerful resemblances to the Wizard of Oz in Old World Blues. Cam Clarke's Dr. Mobius bears an incredibly audible resemblance to Frank Morgan who not only played Oz the Great and Powerful but the Gatekeeper, the Carriage Driver, the Guard and Professor Marvel as well. There may be more parallels between the movie and the L. Frank Baum book series if we look.......

[@andyandarius]

Mugs with Muggy? :D

[@River.s.]

I want to die :D

[@lemonletsplays5271]

I didn’t choose the mug life, the mug life chose me

[@EvilTurkeySlices]

I defeated the x42 by standing behind the window frame in the first pod in the room, and popping out of the door to fire after it fired the pulse.(you don’t take any damage if you stand behind it) I also wore the Remnants power armor and popped a rad-x to bring the 8 rads per second down to 2 rads per second. It was pretty easy.

[@xfinafire]

I love the twist that Mobius isn’t actually evil lol.

[@enr1que21]

This is the raising that i love fallout , for this type of dlc

[@phanta514]

"Your quiet difficult to ignore" sounds like one of my teachers would say...

[@austinbutcher8106]

I luv how mobius is like, you're here to kill me? that is fine how we throwing down

[@vayneinsane]

Dr. Mobius, not sure what I was expecting with him. But the question is, what will happen with the think tank now that our arrival in Big MT has given them the keys to leave? I might vote to just kill them and let Mobius live out the rest of his days in peace. Not having to worry about the insanity of the Think Tank. They're too brilliant and to intelligent to just let go of how the Mojave currently is or perhaps someway to put them back on the recursive loop.

[@wolfepakgaming2583]

Venus Star agreed

[@JETWTF]

If you leave the Think Tank and only return once you have the 3 items then leave to talk to Mobius without talking to the scientists you wont have a choice in the matter and must kill them, but then if you did talk to them all you still have the choice to kill them. Or you could just choose the wrong dialogue option if you try to be peaceful and trigger the fight anyway. So your vote is accounted for. Oxhorn will show the rest.

[@vayneinsane]

I'm just saying if there's an alternative solution to ending this without killing the Think Tank and keep them from the Mojave then I'm all for it. But if not, then it's what is best for the world.

[@monkeywrench460]

the first time ive ever heard ox say a no no word, it comes out so peaceful and smooth you almost overlook it, still... I love you ox we all do and it's okay to let it slip;)

[@aidenbelanger7867]

Honestly who in their right mind could dislike Dr. Mobius?

[@EveryoneElseIsWeirdImNormal]

Well some guy dislikes Bob Ross

[@AlsoKnownAsYou]

I love putting your videos on while I'm planning lessons for my classes- stops me going mad thinking about grammar (blegh!) Keep up the good work! :)

[@bobthememer9731]

Morbius

[@AttackFerret23]

I enjoyed watching you play this DLC more than I personally liked playing it. Also fantastic intro. I can tell you put a lot of work into it.

[@KimberlyKjellberg]

When I first met Mobius he certainly wasn't what I expected. I went there with intent to kill him, but after meeting I just couldn't.

[@geoffreyganoe5246]

"Wait until we have a chat with our brain." A phrase you never expected to hear.

[@Sl4n3]

Heck yea! Now my evening is complete with some high class entertainment! Hello from Russia!

[@beefrd]

See, I had no issue with the Giant Robo-Scorpion battle because I shot at it from the pods as much as I could, and then hid behind filing cabinets. It has a rhythm to its' attacks and if you're in the right spot it's a pretty easy battle.

[@mymyrrah]

“Mmmobius. He’s mad...”

[@franciscomm7675]

Not mad, more like senile

[@TheDigitalApple]

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmnnnnnmmobius

[@rejvaik00]

@@TheDigitalApple he's mad

[@ashtondoublet8334]

The flying tortoise line is so good. Im just imaging Mobius high as hell on chems with tortoises zipping around him like a cartoon character when they've been knocked out. 😅

[@null8036]

it's hard to kill dr mobius for me, cause he remind me of my late father....a senile old man that have a problem with medicine but have a good heart and intentions

[@H3xx99]

.... I NEEEEEED a dr. Klein shirt... Also, a Muggy Mug would be amazing... Arg... You broke me down and you caught me with money. just bought a Klein hoody and an NCR t-shirt. Keep up the awesome work, dude.

[@thefalloutwiki]

Congrats on 500k friend!

[@oxhorn]

Thanks Kate!

[@notsogreatsword1607]

Oxhorn nearly a million now. How far you've come in 8 months!

[@jacksonb.valentine8208]

The DLCs in this game are so great. Honest hearts for Joshua Graham and all of Zion as a location, lonesome road for the Ulysses and the story, and Old World Blues for equipment and that amazing voice acting 😂😂 Oh and Dead Money for easy way to break your 360 controller.

[@The_GK1]

Truth in that. Also the fact that the elements and emotions they focus on for each DLC is really extreme. Creepiness for DM and comedy for OWB etc.

[@brendatanenbaum3551]

MOBIUS Nooooooo my love ;-;

[@rejvaik00]

Wow I can't believe that Benny shooting us in the head would have been used to save our lives.

[@torib2658]

Congrats on the 500k subs!!

[@Edgewalker001]

Doctor Mobius is really one of my favourite characters of this expansion. First of all the homily joke is a reference to an out of character sketch from Penny Arcade, and he's voiced by the same guy that did Liquid in Metal Gear Solid. Yes, he's actually so good at doing the silly old man routine that he reused his Doctor Mobius voice for when he voiced the Sage from Bravely Default.

[@dasirrlicht5415]

Given that he is the 'evil' mad scientist, the Custard-Mustard line is a bit disturbing, once you read something into it and overthink it. Custard: Some Food Iteam. Mustard: Also food. Maybe Mustard-Gas, trough...

[@august8696]

he's senile not evil

[@dasirrlicht5415]

Hh tryes to look evil. Also i never sayed he IS evil, i sayed he is 'evil'.