*FALLOUT* blew me away!

[@toasttitan3253]

“I’ve never seen something so intimidating yet so goofy at the same time” Welcome to Fallout Nat

[@lionhead123]

pretty good summary of everything fallout.

[@TheJoeyKnoxville]

It's retro-futurism. It's how people in the 50s-60s imagined the future would look like. The games were very inspired by 50s sci-fi b-movies, mad max, a boy and his dog and such. The series really captured the atmosphere, humor and violence of the games! Almost all the songs in the show are also in the games.

[@Tijuanabill]

Another term for it is Atom Punk. Its a modern look back, at the dreams of the future that people had in the 1950s.

[@mattp6089]

It is but I like that they tried to explain it as a what if scenario. What if the transistor and hence the microchip and hence computers and all other things that rely on microchips weren't invented until something like 100 years after they should. No computers, no internet until much later. Alternate tech having more focus, etc...

[@friescustomfabriction3016]

​@mattp6089 I don't know if the transistor was ever invented in the fallout universe. They still use vacuum tube terminals for computers. And the pip boy originally had small vacuum tubes in it. They focused on nuclear and miniaturized it. I guess maybe institute developed some after the bombs fell. But pre war I'm pretty sure it's supposed to be all analog 🤷‍♂️

[@josephwallace202]

These descriptions are all just at the level of aesthetics; the best way to engage with Fallout is as a form of hauntology.

[@Gilvad0]

It's also sometimes called 'Atompunk'. It was a very brief window before science fiction writers began to realize how impactful the digital world would be, so everything is hyper advanced but has similar limitations as the non-digital world pre 1970's or so.

[@thedarkknight2221]

Michael Emerson (the doctor) worked with show runner Jonathan Nolan on a great show called Person Of Interest a decade ago, he played a genius scientist who walked with a limp and had a Belgian Malinois to protect him. And for Fallout he played a genius scientist who walked with a limp and had a Belgian Malinois to protect him.🤣🤣🤣

[@quoththekraven5911]

I never remember this guy's name. Anything he's in, he's just Benjamin Linus to me.

[@hgman3920]

@@quoththekraven5911 he'll always be Benry to me

[@foodwallet1223]

​@@quoththekraven5911 His name is Harold Birdname

[@christopherconard2831]

In Person of Interest he was Mr Finch. Or Mr Robin, Mr Hawk, Mr Jay. Always bird names because it was something he and his father, an avid birdwatcher , could connect with. The dog on the show was named Bear.

[@KALtheHighstorm117]

​@@quoththekraven5911 "He changed the rules."

[@bensneb360]

Walton Goggins is definitely the stand out of the show, he steals every scene he’s in

[@hopbhiii]

the guy was unbelievable as boyd crowder in justified. truly incredible acting from him and timothy olyphant in that show.

[@TheLanceUppercut]

I'd agree, but I think if anyone has been paying attention to Walton Goggins over the years, they'd know just how great he's been this whole time. To me, the standout was Ella Purnell. I'd never heard of her before, and she's great too!

[@mattwingo89]

Dude's a pro.

[@CrowVWade]

I love The Shield

[@pinklefoo]

He does it well too... despite his cringey theme song.

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

The lead's eyes are so freaking expressive and I love the way she portrays the quirky comedy too. The new squire that is with Maximus sounds like Charlie Day even though it isn't lol

[@alexkramerblogs]

✨Okie dokie✨

[@HurricaneD]

She has anime eyes.

[@BluDrgn426]

holy snap, he totally does sound like charlie day

[@wavehellhole]

Dude how are people just finding out about Johnny Pemberton??

[@TheLanceUppercut]

Her eyes are freaking HUGE. She's a great actress.

[@axebeard6085]

15:30 the turret missing is INCREDIBLY game lore accurate.

[@TRPLD]

In Fallout 4 it was so infuriating having those defend your base...

[@swissarmyknight4306]

@@TRPLD If you're having trouble with your turrets not hitting, you aren't using enough of them. I defend the bridge in Sanctuary with six heavy machine gun turrets and six lights. Its a wall of lead coming from all directions. Try putting some lights on the ground as bait to draw aggro, and some heavies on scaffolding towers further back, aimed at the bait and safe from melee attack.

[@TRPLD]

@@swissarmyknight4306 thanks for the advice! Gonna give it a try!

[@Gecko....]

Turrets always hit me

[@FluffySylveonBoi]

@@TRPLD And in Fallout 2 you were happy if the turrets missed, they were incredibly powerful and could kill you with one critical hit. Though if you get power armor they deal low damage, still the crit can kill you.

[@glenrobinson10]

The censor edit being slightly early is so funny. It's like a spoiler that a curse is coming.

[@TimSedai]

There's an in-game weapon called the Junk Jet that uses random trash found as ammo. Hence the plastic baby leg in the chest lol

[@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t]

In FO3, it was called the Rock-it Launcher.

[@CrowVWade]

@@f0rth3l0v30fchr15tthank you. It might be either or the same. Is this Moiras schematics or a different one 👍

[@j.f.fisher5318]

I've never been able to bring myself to use it because it seemed too silly (and because I was always terrified it would kill someone with a roll of duck tape lol) but seeing the death by doll leg made the fan in me absurdly happy. :D

[@CrowVWade]

@@j.f.fisher5318 junk is abundant ammo. But I’m more a sniper or stealth build. That’s has BIG GUN vibe and that’s not natural to me

[@j.f.fisher5318]

@@CrowVWade yup, that too. Always sneaking and sniping. My favorite legendary is Nocturnal because the roleplay aspect of waiting until nightfall to attack is great for immersion. :)

[@TTSFabrication]

All of the slow motion shooting and limbs getting blown is a direct callback to the game. As well as everyone seemingly having different ways to speak is supposed to remind you of dialog options, that’s why you always see Lucy trying to deescalate the situation with words rather than a fight at first and slowly that changes, as well as the way Maximus acts.

[@Gecko....]

She was raised in a vault to follow rules and do the right thing, that's why she de-escalates.

[@DaveRyanMcNeely]

I love that Cam corrected the dog breed. Finch and Bear reunited!

[@DavidB-2268]

One interesting aspect of the first episode is that the three main characters are introduced the same way as in The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. And the characters behave accordingly.

[@antonycharnock2993]

I had to look up the "Fue, fuerte y formal" line what Cooper uses. It means he was ugly, strong and dignified. Its a John Wayne saying which I never knew apart from "get off your horse and drink your milk"😂

[@the_corsair]

There's a scene later in the season with the Ghoul that is very much the Angel Eyes introduction from The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.

[@michaelwardle7633]

One of the biggest pop culture influences in the Fallout ephemera is the 197Os book and film “A Boy and His Dog” - which featured a raider, his psychically linked animal companion, and the dystopian underground vaults.

[@BrighamMike]

The movie was solid and worth a watch

[@Native_Creation]

There's a big reference to this in the series as well, they mention in the flashbacks and you can see the poster, which resembles the movie poster of that film. Major reference for the games and also for the series.

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

omg i'm glad you're getting into it too! it's so fkn good! :D maybe we can play fallout 76 if you're ever down ^_^

[@AJimiDigginKat]

The DJ Khaled head almost took me out EARLY! 🤣

[@viniciuspedrosa2405]

I fucking died man

[@guitarman8462]

Where he tears out the mic saying " All Good Here !! " it gives out Han Solo flashbacks in Star Wars😂😂😂

[@chrisplumb4284]

Boring conversation anyway.

[@Nunya310]

Goggins killed it in this (as usual)! Also the attention to detail was really cool to see in live action. I’ll definitely watch season 2.

[@senhowler]

And by "it" you mean "most of the non-central characters".

[@Ещмщщмлпл]

By the way, the ghoul is Cecil from Invincible

[@scottalynch]

And Lucy is Jinx in Arcane

[@Gimpo925]

He was also the bad guy from justified and so many more, he's been in about 50 different movies and shows. Great actor, one of my favorites.

[@adam-cr5ht]

Lucy is in the final episode of the new season of invincible too

[@Ещмщщмлпл]

@@adam-cr5ht really? Which character?

[@adam-cr5ht]

@@Ещмщщмлпл one of the women entering the tomb in the finale.

[@LittleGalaxyBoy]

*Timeline for Context:* Divergence - *1961/1969* The Great War - *2077* Fallout - *2161* Fallout 2 - *2241* Fallout 3 - *2277* Fallout New Vegas - *2281* Fallout 4 - *2287* Fallout TV - *2296*

[@AFMountaineer2000]

Thanks for this. I never played the games. What's Divergence?

[@danielk4335]

The fallout universe has the same history/timeline with us but it diverges in that year becoming the retro futuristic setting that we see here.

[@AFMountaineer2000]

@@danielk4335 thanks

[@LittleGalaxyBoy]

@@AFMountaineer2000 Pretty much what danielk highlighted. The history of the Fallout universe was pretty much a reflection of our own history up until 1969 when things started to Diverge. For example in 1969 the United States reorganizes into thirteen commonwealths adopting a new flag that we see throughout all the Fallout games. The same year Valiant 11 lands on the moon with USSA astronauts Richard Wade, Mark Garris, and Michael Hagen become the first humans to walk on the Moon. I should point out that in 1961 Captain Carl Bell of the United States Space Agency becomes the first human in space (according to the U.S Government) but his capsule crashed while returning to Earth killing him. This could be scene as the divergence as well but 1969 is when a bunch of historical events happened that differ from our own history.

[@senhowler]

To be pedantic, there was no divergence or it happened much, much earlier. There is plenty of evidence that the Fallout world was different from ours going back centuries ranging from different names for newspapers to entire alien civilizations on Earth.

[@mikedignum1868]

This show should win all the Awards. It got me playing Fallout 3. Vaults 31-32-33 are the only ones linked...The Ghoul gives me Outlaw Josie Wales vibes.

[@philiparonson8315]

Shogun is going to give it a run for its money. Another brilliant show, but not hampered by the science fiction/gaming culture that may cause some to discount it. However, I agree it’s very good and should be a serious contender.

[@joelwillis2043]

Shogun will crush it.

[@bryancomer1984]

Idk who does your editing, but the intros, graphics, mid video animations, theyre top notch, seriously good shit

[@axr7149]

Fun fact: One of the creators of this series is none other than Christopher Nolan's younger brother (Jonathan Nolan).

[@jeremiahalonzo]

They made so many movies together! From Memento and The Prestige to Interstellar and The Dark Knight!

[@MFBloosh]

I'm still upset they cancelled Westworld right when it was getting good again, but then we would've never gotten a Jonathan Nolan-made Fallout series.

[@sergeantbigmac]

Hopefully this turns out better than Westworld which his other big budget TV project. I mean obviously he can write a compelling 1st season but time will tell if he can carry the story and pacing on into further seasons. Im serious the S2 will actually be what makes or breaks this show and theres a strong chance it wont land well.

[@TheBendle]

@@MFBlooshNolan was already signed on for Fallout regardless of Westworld but he has said that he and Lisa intend to finish it!

[@matthewbertram4312]

​@@sergeantbigmac Westworld is a lot like M Night movies. Great ideas, looks fantastic, but kind of unsure about how to get from A to B to C in an interesting and compelling way.

[@bookworm0492]

Oh I'm so psyched about this, you're gonna LOVE THIS

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction like always love the "Please Remain Calm" because these standard turrets can't hit shit, even if a target stands still. It's a meme from the games. The name of the Bear thing is a "Yao Gui" A lot of the songs you are hearing, are actual songs that play in the game. It's a real treat for us that adore the game. The knight turning out to be a freaked out and cowardly Michael Rappaport had me cracking up. That last weapon that lucy cut the doctor's head is the ripper from the games lol So a bit of non-spoiler-y background information that doesn't really get explained in the show: The Fallout world basically diverges from ours in the 1940s. Transistor-based technology (specifically micro-transistors, the things that make computers and any compact advanced electronics possible) is never invented. This is why everything is big and chunky and looks like it was designed in the 50s. Instead nuclear technology advances rapidly and becomes part of many everyday household items (the cars, for example, are all nuclear powered). This is why everything has a 1950s retro sci-fi look (and because it evokes that weird 1950s vintage optimism mixed with the ever present threat of nuclear war). Lucy is modelled on a prototypical player character from the franchise. In many of the games you start out as a vault dweller who has to venture to the surface for one plot contrivance or another (in the very first game it was because the water purification system was broken and you had to go find a part, so the show did a bit of a nod to that). The montage of her explaining her skills is kind of like the character setup where you choose your stats and skills. The syringes you see in the show are Stim-paks which are the game's major source of healing. This is one thing that I like in the show. It treats itself like it is the game. When you use a Stim-pak in the game, it heals every thing instantly. Even broken bones. Thus, when you see the Ghoul use it on the dog who is on on death's doorstep, the dog instantly gets up and is 100% healed. The Brotherhood of Steel is a faction that was born out of remnants of the US military based around a pseudo-religious, militaristic tech cult. That's probably kind of obvious given their organization, but there is a direct connection back to the pre-war era, and most of their tech is ex-military from that era, just salvaged and maintained. Depending on the game/location (the games are set in several different locations around the US, with the originals set on the west coast, and the newer games on the east coast, and New Vegas set in, well, Vegas) they can range from fascistic antagonists to chivalric allies depending on the chapter. Much like the medieval knights they're based on. The other big faction to get a mention in this episode was The Enclave. Where the BoS are remnants of the US military, The Enclave are the remnants of the US government along with anyone else they deemed worthy of surviving the apocalypse - the best and brightest of science and industry. They're a tad... elitist, as you can probably imagine, looking down on most of the other survivors, and preferring to interact and manipulate events from the shadows or a distance. Unlike the BoS who focus on collecting and preserving old world tech, The Enclave continued to innovate and advance. Stimpaks, the thing Lucy injects herself with, are the main healing item in the game. So you'll see a bit of video game logic here where a shot will cure any basic wound. And unlike a bunch of other video game adaptations, this show is actually considered canon within the same world as the games. So that's just kinda neat. Keep up the good work.

[@przemekkozlowski7835]

I believe that current cannon is that transistora were invented but not till the 21st century so computer technology is still very rudimentary when The War starts.

[@MarcoMM1]

@@przemekkozlowski7835 I never said that they weren't invented but the MICRO transistor that I stated are not invented yet, there is a small difference, but yes you are right.

[@KillingJoke96]

31:03 The song they chose for this particular scene is perfect. "We'll make the film about a man that's sad and lonely...and all I gotta do is act naturally."

[@Liwet.]

A big reason why the Fallout universe has the 50s-style appliances is that micro processors were never invented. So their technology developed around cathode rays, vacuum tubes, and nuclear/fusion energy.

[@DenverStarkey]

oh they did get micro processors invented ... liek a week before the bombs fell they finnaly had a microprocessor. also Mr. House from fall out new vegas had some microproessors of his own developed prior to the war happening . in fact delivering the processor he hade made before the war, was the courier's job in the game before benny stole it. granted the nucelar devestation of the world prevented them from ever going into wide scale use . it would still be more technically correct to say they never mass produced microprocessors.

[@coreymoore2719]

The DJ Kalid nuke killed me🤣🤣🤣

[@BenWillyums]

Fun fact: the actor who plays the Ghoul did NOT learn anything about the source material so he could judge each scene on its own merit

[@Gecko....]

Sounds like an excuse to be lazy 😂

[@ll3435_]

To me, he had a vibe similar to Ronald Reagan and Clint Eastwood. By that, he was fine to not look into the source material because his performance made his character fit in on a cultural 1950s level which it is fitting for Fallout.

[@Native_Creation]

This series was a wonderful surprise, great talent all around. Captured the essence perfectly.

[@jamesellis1972]

Walton Goggins is one of my favorite actors. He was awesome in The Shield and in Justified

[@KBearsReact]

he's HILARIOUS in Vice Principals!

[@Grizzly_6623]

I was so pleasantly surprised how well this show turned out, so much fun so rewatchable definitely one of the best new shows of the last few years

[@thomasdaub5445]

incredible effort from the team that created the series. They manage to attract viewers who have no idea about the Fallout universe and at the same time deliver what we hardcore fans wanted. and tell 3 different stories without losing anything. again incredible performance. The soundtrack is exactly the same in the game and makes up at least 50% of the Fallout atmosphere.

[@whysoserious4716]

Been waiting for you to watch this! Hope you enjoy this show as much as I have. 😊

[@liamevans9815]

The hit and miss of the beeps and the Fallout logo coming up every time you swear is hilarious. 🤣 Sometimes it's dead on, other times you've already said the word before it's "censored" 😂

[@JonathanRequenes24]

im so happy with how quickly you caught on to whats happening where so many other reacters were confused. love your reactions nat ♥️

[@stancinatti8198]

The young actress who plays coops daughter is such a good actor

[@TheJordanK]

She voices Jynx in Arcane too. Being in both of the best video game adaptions is quite the accomplishment damn. Edit: I mean Lucy. My bad.

[@scrrin]

@@TheJordanK He meant the Ghouls daughter.

[@TheJordanK]

@@scrrin fuck I’m dumb 😂

[@j.f.fisher5318]

She SELLS that scene so well.

[@dinsism]

One of my favorite shows of this year!

[@g.k.2400]

I love how you pointed out the body's looking like the ones from Pompei. That is exactly what came to my mind first time I saw it. I thought it was a brilliant idea to add that kind of detail. So far you are the only one I know to catch that detail and point it out.

[@soulstice94]

Goggins was amazing as the Ghoul, and his "subtle" hints at his emotions and inner humanity still being there throughout the episodes were expertly hinted at through his actions and his voice. Definitely my favorite character, and I love the pre-bombing scenes. Lucy played by Ella Purnell (also did Jinx in Arcane) had the right amount of annoying optimism, but also like, devolving into disappointment as the world isn't what she thought it would be, even if she found a knight in shining armor Speaking of the Knight, I absolutely loved that interrogation scene with Maximus in the first episode! Aaron Moten killed it as Maximus, easy to see the choices a player has to do either the moral OR immoral thing and I think he portrayed those emotions well. Getting a cool set of armor like that in the games IS a pretty fun switch up, but doing so by letting the knight die is one of those "what to do" situations

[@dave230k33k]

Watch Person of Interest next please! one of the best modern sci fis in my opinion. it has some familiar actors ;)

[@jeromedutil-martin6823]

29:12 The water chip being broken is the reason why you have to leave your vault and find a new chip, in the first game.

[@brockuzi5365]

Someone give the editor a rise man, amazing job loved every single minute much love from mx💚

[@Nickulator]

Ella Purnell, the actress who plays Lucy, is also the voice of Jinx in Arcane. So that's two great video game adaptation roles under her bealt 👍

[@youbeautifulunicorn]

That yes man edit at 5:37 was so funny and perfect oh my goodness

[@DaddyDoom]

The Fallout games, specially 3, New Vegas and 4 are actually very story-driven, but also very non-linear, because there is so much to, so many quest lines and side quests, all with their own little dramas. But the main arc is always very story driven and compelling. As the fans usually say: no one plays Fallout for the graphics.

[@mercb3ast]

Tell me you haven't played 1 and 2 without telling me you you haven't played 1 and 2. They were also story driven. In fact, they were entirely story driven, and very much linear compared to the standard Bethesda gaming experience. Also, despite the fact they are quite old now. In relative terms, they are both better games than what any of the Bethesda fallout games were. That is to say, if you judge them in the time they released, they stood out more than when the Bethesda games released. The only one that really comes close to them is New Vegas, and Bethesda didn't make that one.

[@Stubbies2003]

New Vegas is still the best one.

[@jhmi7877]

Yeah, I was going to say, who thinks Fallout is not story-driven? It sometimes tells stories a bit differently from many story-driven games out there, sure. Such as using the environment heavily for providing information to where heaps of trash or old posters on the wall give you details about events and characters (much like how anthropologists piece together human history through similar means, probably part of why I love the Fallout world so much). Or, like you said, the story is also non-linear so it again doesn't follow a lot of what other RPGs do. But all that definitely adds to its story-driven nature instead of away from it. Just a bit confused why anyone would say that who say they're a fan of the games XD I guess they can just be a fan of the themes and not pay attention to the narrative at all.

[@anna.millet]

YESSS Im so glad you reacted to this! Ella Purnell is amazing and was also the voice of Jynx in Arcane. She is also amazing in Yellowjackets

[@user-wh5zx4rp4w]

using the echo effect for the music to avoid copyright is a nice touch, fits the tone honestly lol

[@Density13]

I was a little worried when the show was announced that it wouldn't do the game justice but MAN was I relieved when it came out. The show did a great job showing the retro-futurism, the humor and such of the game, I love that they used a lot of the same songs that they use in the game, so much fun walking around in a post-apocalyptic world listening to Johnny Cash's Ring of Fire and The Ink Spots' - I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire.which imo is the most iconic from the games. The Fall Out games were the first that got me to buy figurines and such based off the game, a have a few Nuka-Cola's and some Vault Boy's in my room to this day. The aesthetic is just great. Some nice little...Easter Eggs? That are from the show are the turret that was shooting the Dr, they are TERRIBLE in game and they showed it in the show by him just basically walking without a scratch and the Stim-Pak's just magically healing terrible wounds, like the dog getting stabbed.

[@wanderingidle4848]

This has to be the best video game adaptation ever made. Fallout is an open world RPG, so while each game is set in the same world, the choices you make determine how the story unfolds for your unique character. There are often dialogue choices where you're given options of how to respond, which will send your character down a different story path, and in the show this is really subtly represented by how how each of the characters pause for a few seconds any time they're faced with a big decision. Every time Lucy says "okey dokie" that's her having just made one of those narrative decisions. Each character also begins with certain stats that you choose at the beginning, and which increase the more you use them, and that's shown by Lucy going over her different hobbies and jobs when applying for marriage. You can kind of guess the other characters' stats. Maximus has high endurance and HP because he always gets beat up but can still get back up, but he has low charisma (e.g. he tries to haggle for a lower price but has to go sell a tooth instead). The ghoul basically has maxed out stats because he's been alive for so long (i.e. played the game longer than everyone else). It's also funny you pointing out how unrealistic it is that the Santa Monica pier would still be standing. That's one of the things in the games that always made me laugh. Obviously they need to have recognizable landmarks in whatever city each game is set in, but sometimes it's so comically absurd that some of these things are still standing that it's basically a self-aware joke.

[@nl817]

Taking each 1 hour show and reacting in only 10 minutes really made me feel like I was missing so much of your reaction.

[@michaelnordbergjeppesen9095]

Agreed, I love the reaction, but the time per episode is on the short side imho.

[@TomEMaddox]

Yep! I probably won't watch the rest of the reactions for this show. At this point Natalie's reactions just seem like commercials to entice more viewers to join Patreon. Natalie's reactions are now some of the shortest of all the big reactors on KZbin, cutting out many key scenes. I first noticed when she and her editor cut all of the heart out of Ted Lasso Season 3 and this appears to be more of the same.

[@Billygrundmeyer]

Yeah, I like this channel but SO MUCH good stuff edited out. Not really worth watching. Two episodes per reaction maybe. But three is just way too abridged.

[@urborg74]

@@Billygrundmeyer I know, it's maddening that we pay so much to watch these.

[@Billygrundmeyer]

@@urborg74 Watch it if you like. She is normally fantastic. But they gutted the show. It isn't worth free.

[@jamestate5059]

Walton Goggins is amazing. You should check out the series Justified

[@joaosoares-rr5mj]

25:20 funly enough, maximus story only gets interesting to me when this guy comes along, because the chimestry of the 2 of them is great, for real, having these 2 together as friends is acctuly awsome

[@freddymeisner]

You can tell how much fun the editor had with this one lol the Yes Man censor was hilarious

[@donovan1345]

Can't wait for part two. Love the start of this series. Hope it lasts a good long time.

[@Goobergurl]

As a Fallout fan, I was astounded by the quality of this show! I hope that, if you havent played the games yet Nat, that you play the games eventually! Im not sure if you're a gamer, but you might like them

[@mrwatermelo50]

This adaptation was a + on my list. Funny Edits with the guts and Dave :^) NAH 17:10 I in fact did not know the Actress for Lucy voiced Jinx in Arcane. Glad she also got a Life action role in front of the cam.

[@SquishyFletcher]

I loved this show, and can't wait for Season 2.

[@KittyBoom360]

Lucy actress also voiced Jinx in Arcane, now in two of the best video game adaptations!

[@beestingza]

Damn, you called the demise of that baby deer so fast. 🤣 I loved how you made fun of the Ghoul's yodeling theme. They played that almost as many times as they showed that refrigerator flashback clip for Maximus.

[@AlexS-pv4rn]

This was a really fun video! It's great to see a newbie to the lore's perspective on things.

[@marcusisahooper]

So glad you’re watching this show! Great reaction and great video!

[@aladegbayeemmanuel3180]

Please never stop doing this Nat 😭, you have most definitely become my comfort KZbinr ❤️❤️❤️

[@swissarmyknight4306]

Geography: Lucy's vault is in what is now known as The Boneyard (LA ruins). Filly was built from a landfill in the area, unclear which one. The Hub may or may not be still standing in present day Barstow (origin of bottle caps as a clean water-backed currency), and Junktown may still be there in the ruins of Ridgecrest. Shady Sands was originally around Darwin CA in Fallout 1, but then its location was retconed in Fallout 2 to somewhere in NorCal, but in the show it seems to be back in its Fallout 1 location. Or possibly President Tandi may have founded a second settlement in NorCal and also named it Shady Sands. The Commonwealth referenced by the Brotherhood is in Massachusetts (setting of Fallout 4), where the East Coast chapter of the Brotherhood is located.

[@DikaWolf]

According to the New Vegas citizen test, the capitol wasn't called Shady Sands anymore during that time: "What was the original name of the NCR Capitol?" And in Fallout 2, the retconned capitol closer to San Francisco (around Fresno) was called just NCR. So they probably just renamed another town Shady Sands (probably at the Darwin location from Fallout 1). Also, the scale of the Fallout world is 1/25 the size of ours, hence how the protagonists of the games can walk the distances they do each game.

[@mxviii]

Los Angeles isnt on the coast. Vault 33 is 100% in Santa Monica, about 30 minutes drive outside LA....or 2-6 hours with traffic lmao

[@swissarmyknight4306]

@@mxviii Well there's no traffic in Fallout, and yes 33 is in Santa Monica, which no longer exists. The Boneyard extends far beyond the LA city limits. The Boneyard is almost the "LA county ruins".

[@berndsteinlein8608]

Great editing! 😆

[@riculfriculfson7243]

Lucy's been described as Ned Flanders in the Apocalypse.

[@wavehellhole]

With a dash of Leslie Knope

[@christopherconard2831]

Post Apocalypse Disney Princess.

[@KBearsReact]

THIS!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@joshuaholland5279]

Hi Diddly Ho Raiderinos!

[@BrokePencil]

I never imagined Jinx would be so attractive. She's actually British... or Uksih... I found out she was the same actress in an interview.

[@aquariussolaris2492]

Shes also a barbie

[@Dene181]

This reaction and the editing were way much more fun than I expected! 👌😊

[@ryancole4893]

This show is amazing! I'm so glad you are reacting to it.

[@Revytwohands-io6du]

wow the colour and lightning looks great on this video opening

[@ddebarre7192]

I'm so glad you are reacting to this series. I know absolutely nothing about the game, but binged the show in one day! I haven't done that since season for of Stranger Things 😀

[@tremorsfan]

I'm going to assume Natalie said "German Shepherd".

[@CrowVWade]

Fallout is my favourite game series. The show was excellent and did the lore perfect justice. Natalie your hair is awarded prettiest in reaction channel awards. You should play fallout 4 and upload. It’s the best one to start with if it’s new to you

[@marjoe32]

19:40 there is a perk in the game called Bloody Mess you gain for damage and cause more of a Bloody Mess. Deep easter egg

[@carlbradley4872]

Great show. Great reactions from Nat, and kudos to Cam for ever-improving editing and fun stuff!

[@Rforriot27]

The way I jumped up like a kid with candy when I saw you posted a reaction. IVE BEEN WAITING ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️

[@noraeld5020]

Yes! I'm so excited to see you do this show

[@scarypineapple8608]

Not to sure why you are cramming so many episodes in a small amount of time. We love to see your reactions to the incredible parts…

[@spiraljumper74]

Belgian Malinois are like the Rolls Royce of dogs. Strong and intelligent but they need a job to do and a lot of training or they’ll go crazy and get aggressive out of boredom and frustration.

[@gacchan]

Nat yodelling with the Ghoul's sound sting is me. I'm glad I'm not the only one.

[@Darth_Nycta_13]

Fun fact the baby dear was actually just a wild deer . They added it in because it actually added to the scene.

[@seankennedy4548]

@Natalie, Love that you're reviewing this. It was surprisingly good

[@davidbergfors6820]

it Blew you away? interesting choice of words! it did me too. this show, It's my favourite of the year so far!

[@colindonnelly9121]

Awesome this is gonan be such a fun reaction series lol. I’ve loved watching the reactions for this show.

[@moriquendi32]

Not a complaint at all because I know the full length reactions are available elsewhere - but this is one I would have loved to see full video for each episode. For some reason I have a harder time watching reactions while watching the original content on another screen. Either way awesome to see Natalie react to this one - it's been my favorite series this year thus far. Could end up being that my favorite tv series of the year ends up being a video game adoption two years in a row.

[@Babylauncher3000]

Some factions of the Brotherhood reward raw ambition more than brute force or skill. That’s how situations like Maximus’ happens. Also becoming a Squire is not the promotion most would want. Anything that requires Power Armor to deal with can likely kill light armored solders in seconds so Squires are consistently around super dangerous situations.

[@bebop_557]

Some Fallout factoids for you Nat: That turret at the beginning of episode 2 canonically can't aim worth a shit and tries to make up for it with volume of fire Dogmeat (the dog's actual name) is basically indestructible, which is also canon to the games, so you can rest easy The Ghoul actually has better filtration than most of the other characters precisely because he's been on the surface for so long

[@Retrovorious]

I really appreciated your intro for this show.

[@adamscott7354]

Natalie's watchin FALLOUT, wooo! "Crawl out through the FALLOUT Natalie... when they drop that bomb!" @23:13 Yeap, we're ALL singin' the songs now!

[@NORKIE]

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOO i was hoping she would watch it!!!! im so happyyyyyyyyy

[@Vampyr787]

I think open world nature of the games allows for good adaptation because writers have more freedom to make whatever story they want in that world.

[@eschiedler]

The producers built a mock-up wasteland village for "Filly" in Austin, TX in March for the SXSW Festival. I got real Nuka-Cola and a Vault 33 pin. It seemed to have all the authentic props. For anyone who wants to check it out, many pics are online.

[@moseshernandez1496]

This was a fun and great show!!

[@johnmack20]

I absolutely loved the season even though it was really short.

[@ninjabegone]

Absolutely hilarious that i was looking for her reaction to this just this morning.

[@silverbullet3699]

YES EXACTLY WHAT IVE BEEN WAITING FOR!!!

[@GoodOldGamer]

If you haven't played the games, Fallout 4 just got an update for better graphics, bug fixes, and content from this show.

[@BigBear--]

I had an amazing gin cocktail with lavender ice cubes...it was ridiculously good, and I'm generally not big on both gin or lavender.

[@smackedout2477]

Glad you're finally watching this

[@guitarman8462]

Did you know when the young girl first stepped out of the vault , that was a REAL SHIP and a real desert. The filmmakers didn't want her touching the Real Robot suits bc everything she touched , she would break 😂😂😂😂

[@j.f.fisher5318]

filmed on the coast of Africa. It would be cool to see the unused footage of her exploring more.

[@AngeloBarovierSD]

She’s kind of a, ehem, jinx that way. (Her audition story is pretty funny!)

[@antonycharnock2993]

Its the Skeleton coast of Namibia and she kept breaking the pip boys made from iphones. I find that hilarious😂😂

[@johannesbowers7467]

Books. Covers. And Judgments..... I seem to recall... We have a few sayin's about such matters. 🤔 Fallout is so good at telegraphing to you "A thing" is about to happen, Leading you to it by your nose, Then slapping your assumptions and preconceptions with a twist. 😁👍

[@graceseveri4917]

this show is incredible. also u should watch yellowjackets show, ella purnell is also in it