Each Fallout Vault Explained in 60s or less (The Vault Series Supercut)

It's here.
This is EVERY Fallout Vault in ANY Fallout licensed media.
What's included:
-the 6 canon games
-the other games
-the cancelled games
-the Fallout Bible
-cut content
-promotional content
What's NOT included:
-mods
-fan-made
The vaults are in numerical order, except in cases where I can group some of the vaults together (Bethesda Pinball and Fallout Shelter vaults).
A few of you have been asking for some longer content, so here we are!
This was a shorts series I was uploading daily on my page since the start of November 2020. This video is a compilation with added information and commentary that can't be heard on my original shorts. I make some corrections, address some comments from the original uploads, and provide some additional clarification on the vaults. I re-recorded about 2.5 hours of audio to trim down into the 1.5 hours you see here. Don't feel pressured to watch it all in one go or skip to some sections that you might like.
I don't have chapters enabled, but I do have the vault name/number in the bottom right if you want to skip around to the vaults that you're curious about.
Like I mentioned in my community post, plans for a Vault Tier list are in motion. Do you want me to stream it live? Or just post an edited video? Or stream it live and edit the stream VOD to trim away some of the boring bits?
Cheers to you guys. I'll keep the page going as long as you'll have me. I plan to explore some other videogames in the future, so if you have a recommendation, feel free to comment. I read em all :)
And if you made it to the bottom of the description, comment 'Alaskan Wood Frog 🐸'
Also, if you know anyone who may be interested, give it a share :)
#n_orte #Fallout #Vaults

[@melkhiordarkfell4354]

Problem with 68 and 69 is what happens to the next generation, if everyone has the same mother or father, then they have to breed with the now older unrelated generation, but even that will have everyone related before long.

[@Dther99]

"Vault 53. Equipment was designed to break every few months, in order to unduly stress its inhabitants. This would surely drive anyone insane." bruh that's literally just everything I've ever owned ever. I've repaired laptops using nothing but a swiss army knife and tape. So really what I'm saying is please help me I haven't been well in years

[@Potato_Meme_]

Who’s watching while the show is out?

[@KelBShobra]

The fact that each vault is 60 ish seconds and this video's is still an hour and 20 mins long shows how much work was put into fallout

[@Bloodletter8]

The Vault Dwellers and their friendly panther getting along in the post apocalyptic world was actually a pretty heartwarming idea.

[@turtle4200]

Vualt 4 is now cannon

[@dezmick]

Vault 10 was featured in the fan-made film Fallout: Nuka-Break web series. Not canon but the protagonist was a vault-dweller and apparently, the experiment was to get everyone hooked on as much Nuka-Cola as possible to see what happened. As a result, all the dwellers became overweight due to drinking nothing but soda all the time. It was revealed that a side effect of the extreme consumption of Nuka was supernatural healing powers, as the vault dweller was stabbed and shot and both wounds miraculously healed on their own.

[@carbondragon]

Regarding Curie, I love the character, BUT it's implausible that SHE wouldn't know how to create more doses with the right ingredients and I suspect those ingredients would be available somewhere in the wasteland among the labs. It kind of makes the story somewhat implausible.

[@pokemaster123ism]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think Jacoren was executed

[@2ethefirst318]

Idk why but I love the concept of vault 63 just being left as it is. I find it cool that there can just be some vaults that are fully functional with no crazy experiments, incidents or deaths, no wacky interactions with the wasteland , just a single door between you and the pleasant world within the vault.

[@Slender_Man_186]

Vault 11 is just so perfectly fucked, and a good example of an actual social experiment instead of something stupid like “hah what if there was only 1 girl.”

[@therealpyroland]

I always liked getting the vault 77 jumpsuit and the legendary power fist from a power plant.

[@seancondon5572]

28:30

[@Deadsea_1993]

Great video. Just for clarification, Vault 77 is canon and it did take place. The puppet man is feared by slavers at Paradise Falls in Fallout 3 and his jumpsuit can be found there, indicating he abandoned it.

[@TheMasterUnity]

Vault 29 is also, sort of, kinda mentioned in FNV. It’s mentioned that the dwellers of 29 founded the tribe twin mothers. Ulysses mentions twin mothers at the end of Lonesome road if you spared them, which means they were destroyed and absorbed by Caesar.

[@enidbark]

you have a very nice and relaxing voice, it makes these videos very enjoyable

[@franksargente1080]

60 watts was standard for incandescent bulbs in residential situations. Led bulbs run on a fraction of that but are considered "60 watt equivalent" or whatever voltage. The lighting would have been enough to cause damage to vision over time but not enough for the dwellers to develop above average low light vision

[@kupokinzyt]

This is awesome. I always watched your shorts in the background because you're easy to listen too. Thanks for the full upload and congratulations on finishing it!

[@ControversialOpinionGuy]

Mad respect that you went over all of them in one video instead of clipping together all of the shorts.

[@Vannilluxe_]

Thoroughly enjoyed this video, especially the obscure vaults with little known, adds a lot of mystery to them.