Fallout Is An Absolute Nightmare - This Is Why

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FALLOUT IS BACK
I’ve decided to cash in on my vague experience with Fallout and review every single one, and of course find out if they are absolute nightmares. My current plan is
Fallout 2 (Next month), Fallout 3, Fallout 3 DLC, a secret extra Fallout 3 video, Fallout New Vegas, Fallout 4, and Fallout 4 VR mods.
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I then might do the Metroid series, I plan on doing it, it just depends if I will do it next.
In between these videos I have some science and history videos in the works I will likely do:
Game video, science video, game video, science, and so on.
A special thanks to my members!!
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[@eggguy20]

The Fallout franchise truly died the moment that the ability to attack the groin was removed. Sure you could shoot someone there but the charm was when the last word of a bandit was of being concerned for their peanuts

[@thedominator5620]

"My family jewels!"

[@WolfHagenSdW]

Also knocking them unconcious for half the battle.

[@theholk]

Yep the whole way vats targeted crits worked was the thing that Bethesda didn't really get. "shoot raider in the eye : you have crit for xx damage, shredding his eyes, raider is now blind "

[@Rhymer_the_clown]

You could say it just FELL OUT of the market ;) Not sorry

[@hermos3602]

@@theholk In Fallout 4, if you hit a raider in the head, they can yell "Ahh! My eyes!"

[@kingvinoda3896]

Back when mature games kept little kids away from playing them, not by warning them about the violence but by requiring a college-level education just to play them.

[@schmid1.079]

On the flipside kids would have more time to understand the game.

[@nsplay1574]

Have you heard of strategy games?

[@SoFarSoGoodSoWhat14]

We get it, you have a very high IQ

[@ponivi]

And then the kids got smarter because the games were absolutely insanely fucking difficult to learn. (As a younger person myself I can affirm I do better on tests if I go kill myself in a fucking factory for God’s Sake, give me old games and I shall play them poorly until I become okay and then feel overly proud about being mediocre)

[@ronaldrodriguez7205]

Totally agree. It was my first thought watching the video... I mean, it's not that difficult, is a simple game, you just have to read. Maybe reading is the problem, as you don't even need to do the math included on the manual to understand or enjoy the game. It doesn't surprise me that younger people dislike the game for its mechanics, they're used to the porridges and refried games that the industry offers them

[@AngryBoozer]

So strange having all these criticisms when I first played it all those years ago, it all seemed completely normal. And now I'm looking back, I'm thinking "how the actual hell did I even figure this all out?!"

[@Outworlder]

Time. And no cellphone notifications to make our attention span that of a cockroach.

[@elioxis2422]

@@Outworlder that has nothing to do with cellphone but yes let's mix everything up whilst ignoring the fact that fallout 1 & 2 has awful UI design with poor ux even for it's genre

[@MatthewHodges]

@@Outworlder Now, I don't like calling people boomers but...

[@Outworlder]

@@MatthewHodges then don't. Not a boomer anyway.

[@Outworlder]

@@elioxis2422 it's still the case that people have a much lower attention span than just a few years ago. We get trained to respond quickly and get bored when there's no stimuli. I was responding to the comment on how the person managed to figure out the UI. Not on its merits as UX

[@ExhaustedScarf]

"Harry was critically hit for no damage." You just described the literal entire plot of Harry Potter.

[@jesselindsey9760]

Harry Potter only suffers EMOTIONAL damage which, due to engine limitations, does not affect the gameplay.

[@vintheguy]

Millennials not compare something to Harry Potter for 7 consecutive seconds challenge:

[@ExhaustedScarf]

@@vintheguy I'm gen z It was one comment Grow up Thank you for coming to my TED talk

[@vintheguy]

Millennial 👆

[@ExhaustedScarf]

@@vintheguy Are you stupid? I literally JUST told you I'm Gen Z. I'm a couple of years younger than the youngest millennial. I have no idea what generation you are from, but got fucking damn did they, and the generation before, completely fucking fail you. Please go buy yourself a Crunchwrap Surpeme. You clearly need something good today.

[@mathew_smith]

At this point, everything is a nightmare.

[@arboris]

Ain't that the truth tho

[@ashh.1765]

@@faenethlorhalien I happen to like potatoes.

[@phahlastname8321]

@@ashh.1765 potatos are a nightmare

[@JacksonOnYouTube]

Yes

[@ncrsoldier4603]

Probably been said before but... Life is an absolute nightmare

[@ZzZo6JIuH]

Fallout 1 is the first game I ever played on a PC. I remember that day - my dad brought a CD in a simple jewel case (no manual at all). "Son! I've got a video-game! Let's go to the office, so we can play it!" My dad and me went to his working place and installed this badass boy. Man, this game was sooooo different from the 16bit games I was accustomed to. Of course we sucked at first - when we finally managed to leave the cave, some raiders kicked our asses, and again, and again, and again. We played on weekends, Saturday mostly, and slowly but surely we got good at this game :) I cherish this game and those memories so much :)

[@UnknownPerson-cq3qv]

That's so wholesome :)

[@UncleStag]

beautiful

[@ciscornBIG]

It would have been a dream to play games like this with my dad. He hated my games and told me to "stop, just stop please and go away." when I tried explaining xcom to him way back then. You're lucky.

[@Kelnx]

@@ciscornBIG Our first PC was a 486 in the early 90s. My dad got it because he was finishing college through a correspondence course in the military and he needed a "word processor" to write papers and stuff, to mail them to the school he was in for his assignments. He insisted at all times we refer to the thing as a "word processor" and refused to call it a computer. He got really upset when he found out the PC he bought came with games, like Wolfenstein 3D, Commander Keen, and Where in the World is Carmen San Diego Deluxe. And then he found Microsoft Golf on it and he wasn't so upset anymore. I was an adult with my own (very expensive) laptop when Fallout finally came out, but those early games had me hooked on gaming for life.

[@charlespancamo9771]

i've put 500 hours easy into fallout 2 and at least 2 or 300 into 1. 2 of the greatest games of all time.

[@redanwrong]

I always think it's hilarious looking at old games like this and remembering "oh yeah, they did know how to make color in 2008, they just chose to only have the game in various tints of 'sewage'"

[@redanwrong]

Like for real, I hated fallout 3 when I played it for the first time and I wonder if I would have felt as poorly about it were just more interesting to look at

[@BodomsScythe]

I'm probably one of the three people, who actually liked the green tint in Fallout 3... I hated the orange one in New Vegas tho.

[@whyisdiscostevetaken]

lol @calling fallout 3 "an old game" yes, it's 15 years old at this point, we're old, point taken, but it's not fallout 1 old

[@redanwrong]

@@whyisdiscostevetaken lol, but I agree. Fallout 1 was the old game to which I was referring

[@calamaribowl8683]

​@@BodomsScythe I think the yellow fits the desert

[@sebastianlauritsen629]

2021 isn't exactly the kind of year where people would automatically assume that they have to look up a manual on how to play the game. It's a time where digital games comes with either in depth tutorials or at least a menu sub section where you can figure it out by yourself if you so choose. Basically i'm calling that one reddit commenter a boomer.

[@mechanomics2649]

There are many more throughout the comments here.

[@Barlakopofai]

Also if you lived in the 90's/00's half your games came from pirated copies from that one friend of the family who had 2 disk trays and Nero, so no manuals there.

[@GreenPawelito]

Lazy effing gamers, they ain't gamers to be honest they are "self simulating pretend gaming units".

[@jesselindsey9760]

"figure it out by yourself if you so choose" going by other reddit comments I've read, that's a REAL big "if". "I played for 3 seconds, skipped the tutorial (pfft that's for babies) and couldn't figure out that "E" was the "interact" button. 0/5 stars, worst game of the year." is a depressingly common comment in gaming subs.

[@t2av159]

@@Barlakopofai No, maybe for you.

[@justafriendlycryptid]

I can see why New Vegas reused some of the soundtrack- it just fits.

[@snanoopis6584]

Also because they probably didn’t have enough time to make new soundtracks

[@FoxInferno13]

@@snanoopis6584 18 months of dev time will do that to a game

[@thedrifter9814]

No it doesn’t fit… It just works -Godd Howard

[@mikeshandtightgarage4893]

In the words of the spiffing brit and tod Howard...IT JUST WORKS!

[@crabbowiththestabbo]

I remember when the Fallout 1 music hit in the Honest Hearts DLC. I got goosebumps.

[@bootyman20]

“Local British man kills hundreds in bloodlusted rage over video game.”

[@failedsocialexperiment2382]

Fallout one has obvious bits of British spelling rules as I noticed, it was made by some group of Englishmen and woman for sure which is quiet fantastic

[@bearsaroundhere]

**English

[@SpaceMissile]

I think you mean "...found dead after eating red paint"

[@0311Mushroom]

Fallout is even older. It started in 1988 as "Wasteland", with Interplay making it, and EA distributing it. But when they tried to make a sequel, EA had the rights so they essentially stole their own idea. The "Desert Rangers" of the original became the NCR.

[@beircheartaghaistin2332]

So, by default, Fallout isn't older... because it wasn't called Fallout yet 😂

[@AverseKO]

That’s 2 different games

[@0311Mushroom]

@@AverseKO created by the same company.

[@pickledrat4232]

and then interplay became inxile and then made the best turn based rpg of all time in the form of wasteland 3.

[@Dreadpirateflappy]

@@0311Mushroom so by that logic Wolfenstein 3d and Doom are the same game??

[@MonkeyJedi99]

A few years ago I tried playing this game. Since I downloaded it on Steam, I had no manual to go blind to, and after losing to the rats outside the home vault twice I went online to find tips, and also downloaded and printed a keyboard shortcut mini-poster. The game got a lot easier after that.

[@thebathuman]

Manuals for older games are usually included with Steam games as a PDF - navigate to the install folder in your Steam directory and it should be there somewhere.

[@jasonlowry5937]

Manual is available on the store page before you even purchase the game.

[@I_Am_The_Social_Reject]

I played it on game pass and didn't look for a manual. I quit. Tedious game

[@user-zg5ey5xo9i]

@@I_Am_The_Social_Reject You're just coping that you suck and don't understand it.

[@OkPe-ww5rs]

@I_Am_The_Social_Reject It's really not that bad

[@ErikEdlund11]

“Fallout 1 looks like Doom 2 got run over by a car” is the most Yahtzee croshaw line I’ve ever heard outside of his videos.

[@zombyslayer3438]

My life would be complete if they ever did a crossover video

[@UpIsNotJump]

I was really happy with that line so I said it to my wife after writing it and she looked at me like I was insane

[@Katojana]

@@UpIsNotJump arent you tho?

[@ludovitche]

Followed by "I don't want to be a dick... But obviously I do" which sums up the gaming 'community' Obnoxious and brilliant, this channel iz

[@JackCobalt]

Man I even read it in his voice, actually perfect

[@Triforcefilms]

You're a gift to us all.

[@inhuman1029]

Hello check mark

[@lunarunity7122]

I did NOT expect to find you here.

[@Triforcefilms]

@@lunarunity7122 I'm everywhere;-)

[@dinoaurus1]

@@Triforcefilms even in my house?

[@Triforcefilms]

@@dinoaurus1 look behind you!

[@SyndicateOperative]

*the entire fallout series: lists six games* Good taste, I like to pretend the other ones don't exist too.

[@deepflare1279]

Fallout:BoS intensifies

[@silversnakeproductions3241]

@@deepflare1279 Fallout BOS and Fallout 76 will never be mentioned in this house hold

[@Orange_Swirl]

But what about Fallout Tactics? Wasn't that pretty good?

[@Dreadpirateflappy]

@@Orange_Swirl i remember being disappointed as fuck when it released.

[@TheMasterUnity]

@@Orange_Swirl Tactics is decent, story and dialogue take a heavy back seat in exchange for combat. If you’re playing Tactics for a story heavy game you’re in for a disappointment, but if you’re playing it for a dungeon crawl combat experience it’s a pretty enjoyable experience as the combat is improved a lot from F2.

[@unfa00]

Fallout 2's intro has to be one of the most impactful works of short-form cinema that I've ever experienced. The pacing... And the sound of the gatlings murdering vault dwellers suddenly ending with that snap and screech is nothing short of sublime.

[@jamescarr8196]

I know right?

[@XPtoLevel3]

I'm so happy you're doing this series!!

[@draggo69]

Didn't expect you here! Little Fun Fact: Fallout was based on the GURPS system in it's early design stages.

[@KingLampe]

Omg look a wild XP to level 3! Hear me out! Imagine "D&D is an absolute nightmare- this is why"

[@kurtisdeakin]

Hey! Other favourite show! Fancy seeing you here. I wasn't cheating on you, I swear! I was just here to downvote. Ah come on, don't be like that! I can change!!!

[@thebassrogue]

This comment made me realize I'm not subscribbed to you, which made me subscribe thanks.... Also, fireball, counterspell at 8th level as a reaction, love you bye!

[@quantum_ogre]

The wizard could solve this entire game with a simple fireball and wish the water chip to him.

[@CoreyLaddo]

The conspiracy theorist inside me believes that the game was intentionally obtuse as a ploy to sell strategy guides back in the day

[@iamthewalrus4096]

Hello Corey :)

[@Slender_Man_186]

I honestly wouldn’t be surprised, I sometimes get the vibe that Donkey King Country 1-3 were all made for the same reason. 100% beating those games is hell.

[@PhoenixAriel]

hm... yeah... i am with ya my man

[@mikedawolf95]

Same thing with The Witcher 1

[@angrycat4733]

oh hello, and yeah, makes sense

[@gawdawful3378]

The reason everyone says to read the manual is because it has a literal, step by step walkthrough for the starting area with the rats. To the point that it lays out instructions like "Click and drag the pistol to the ITEM 1 slot. Release the mouse button. You are now armed!"

[@wholewheatrotini6712]

I actually just played Fallout 1 and 2 for the first time this week so the timing on this video has been perfect. I didn’t necessarily agree that the games were ever too difficult to understand, compared to other RPGs around it’s time (like Baldurs Gate for example) the systems in place are rather simplistic and straight forward actually. But sometimes the game is a bit obtuse in pointing the player in the right direction, and your choices can inadvertently close a lot of doors without you ever realizing on a first play.

[@SyndicateOperative]

In terms of being difficult to understand, fallout 1 has the common issue of reaching vault 13 without encountering shady sands. It happens if you don't move in a straight line, and if you don't visit shady sands, you can't get a rope to go down vault 13 (which, from a new player's perspective, is where they're meant to be). From there on, new players only have two locations left on their map, and no awareness that they can find new locations without someone else putting them on their map (because they missed shady sands), and thus believe the game has bugged.

[@mistamethylbrot2187]

@@SyndicateOperative you can perfectly play the game without entering vault 15 (13 is the one you come from). i never found it in my first playthrough, you only miss out on a smg.

[@chumtoad14]

@@SyndicateOperative talk to NPCS, when you ask about a location on the map it will be marked on your PipBoy.

[@TheMasterUnity]

Well, in your side bar on the world map you can hit a button that will auto put you on a path to a destination you know about. I’d say the percentage of players that for some inexplicable reason went under Shady Sands to V15 on a first playthrough is astoundingly low. As for players that just ignored V15 and went in some random direction on a first playthrough, well I’d say that’s their own damn fault.

[@aahnecroth]

he has the looks and the energy of a young, heroin addicted david bowie

[@The_Fat_Turtle]

What's hilarious is he was a school teacher at one point while still making videos and mentioned a while back that some of his students found his content. I can't imagine how strange and mind-blowing it must have been for his students to find these videos.

[@IwasFRAMEDiTELLyou]

@@The_Fat_Turtle It would be like the good world version of running into your professor drunk at the grocery store

[@JacksonCollins21]

@@The_Fat_Turtle I’ve had a similar experience actually, while not nearly as popular, I found my teachers channel while I was in grade 9, was really weird but at the same time really cool

[@idnyftw]

thats just actual david bowie

[@finndraper7821]

this is a compliment if you disagree you are wrong

[@komi-sanmustbeprotected5665]

Ron Pearlman is the perfect narrator, his always solemn, very polite way of speaking makes it sound like he's some omniscient observer to your journey, even when you do the right thing that has positive consequences his delivery doesn't change as he has no stakes in your actions, he describes the complete genocide of the Necropolis the same way he describes the death of the Master, when you die in the game he's more hopeful you'll find peace in the after life than upset that you failed in your quest

[@maestrofeli4259]

yeah, it's pretty good

[@windowsxp9120]

The power of choosing the right voice actor for the job. To me when I hear Ron Pearlman I will always think of Fallout, just as whenever I hear Glen Morshower I will always think of Cod: MW2.

[@dahliahb.7111]

"Your bones are scraped clean by the desolate wind..."

[@VictorDude98]

And now. "Hey trumpy dumpy I just pooed on myself and licked it off the floor, how do you like that huuuuuuh????"

[@sarahluise3153]

@@VictorDude98 Guess you being butthurt never changes

[@rex4304]

Everytime I watch your videos I wanna play fallout and it takes me away from the other games I'm trying to finish... Damn you!!

[@daemonofdecay]

I beat Fallout 1 by accident. My stealth/hacking character never saw the Master or Lou - I just snuck around, blew stuff up, deactivated some other stuff, and ended up saving the wasteland.

[@CaedoGenesis]

Oh here comes the Classic Fallout interest again! Bless you Matt! I'm stoked to see what you think of the sequel.

[@lonewanderer1328]

based man beginnings

[@amish-ish]

I mess around with Fallout 3, NV, & 4 like they're the side chicks. But Fallout 2 is the first love I always come back home to.

[@phoenix_horizon1275]

What’s up checkmark

[@vitekbalek961]

What's up checkmark?

[@boggelzz]

My first playthrough of fallout would've been a nightmare without your videos

[@BooN877]

"Fallout is a nightmare" This dude is clearly a fan

[@gabsnandes7818]

You are not a true fallout fan if you don't talk shit about the franchise

[@Feasco]

tell us you haven't looked at any other videos in his channel without telling us you haven't looked at any other videos in his channel

[@axiolot5857]

@@Feasco tell us you cant get jokes without telling us you cant get jokes

[@spiro3142]

@@Feasco that joke went right over your head pal.

[@asincereman5297]

@@gabsnandes7818 a true fan would talk shit about 3 and 4 but defend New Vegas and 2 And that's how things should works

[@MarcusMaddox91]

Ghastly making a Boo sound was incredibly organic. I almost didn't notice.

[@burritomafia352]

5:51 this part made me realize how much I hated Redditors

[@indralinium]

People playing Fallout 1 for the first time: “Where the hell do I find a rope?!”

[@heresy8384]

There are ropes for sale in like every town, I don't know how people have this issue

[@Chuck014777]

@@heresy8384 "reading"

[@TwoBs]

“Where’s the first person view? Why is third person zoomed out so far? I don’t like this. Oh, this is isometric? No, thanks. Holy shit there’s so much to read. I’m out. It doesn’t have CBBE.”

[@lordderp6914]

Where are the quest markers I have to use my brain to find things?

[@LuckyPotatoKat]

@@TwoBs "CBBE" tfw no BHUNP ;-;

[@TheVeryAngryShrimp]

I love the thumbnail. It reminds me of 80s scifi/comedy movie posters.

[@JacksonOnYouTube]

Ok

[@englishboi8816]

Ya this thumbnail is amazing

[@itsflynnnorton]

WaffleCake

[@SilverX95]

it reminds me of this youtube . com/watch?v=HCQRcinZYH8

[@zlaxxi]

I really love it

[@missingindy]

Fun fact about the guide book for the original fallout (and I think for fallout 2 as well, or maybe it was just in fallout 2’s guide book): the Mysterious Stranger (who looks nothing like the ones in the 3D fallout games) is apparently an eldritch deity named “Farmer” that you should pray to for good luck or something

[@DeadDancers]

The weird thing is, I wouldn’t buy Raycon *because* I can’t trust sponsored ads. No matter how much I like the creator, they’re all paid to promote a product and that’s the end of it. And yet, because of sponsored ads, they are the only wireless in-ear headphones that I know about. 🤔

[@sealogic4552]

Honestly I bought a pair and they’re not bad. They’re a little cheaply constructed, but they sound good and haven’t stopped working in the 2 years I’ve had them.

[@barakorner4497]

The phrase "It's only good when it's over" hit like a brick because of how useful a description it is for many games

[@laurisjones]

And other things in life

[@bipstymcbipste5641]

@@laurisjones and just life in general

[@mechanomics2649]

@@bipstymcbipste5641 How do you know?

[@bipstymcbipste5641]

@@mechanomics2649 because if reasons

[@Barlakopofai]

Sonic Adventure 2 is a great example of that. If you're good at sonic adventure 2, it's a really good game. If you're shit at sonic adventure 2, it's not a very good game.

[@Hank..]

"Why dont we just scrap all those houses and make a thousand water pumps with no effort?" "Oh... good idea lol" And thats how the sole survivor beat fallout 4 in the intro cutscene

[@dahliahb.7111]

As fun as it is it really does screw woth the tone, but walking around in a suit as a rich water barron is pretty cool

[@inflatablemattress2]

@@dahliahb.7111 so, fallout 4 is an excellent game if you ignore the story and lore and characters (aside from a few surprisingly well written ones) and focus on the gameplay. Some games do only need that aspect to entertain you. It's a fine game, just a horrible fallout. I'm sure you've heard that many times though.

[@nathanlevesque7812]

@@inflatablemattress2 except its gameplay was mediocre even for its time

[@inflatablemattress2]

@@nathanlevesque7812 well I liked the power armor

[@davidmitchell621]

@@inflatablemattress2 eventually the game start to becomes stagnant since the a lot of quests feel like the same uninspired tasks but for awhile, I had fun with collecting and upgrading weapons and armor and finding versions with better perks

[@aderoseimplied]

"...it came out in 1997 so its PRETTY OLD" . . . me about to turn 24: 😭

[@MarkHurlin]

In the famous words of Internet Historian, "Raycon good, wires bad."

[@AccessDeniedLULZ]

In The Field with UpIsNotJump when?

[@TherconJair]

Was that in any way related to the CampChaos/Newgrounds clips with Metallica where James Hetfield goes "Beer good, fire bad!"?

[@kittenstuffy]

Imagine his second channel was called “Down is not crouch”

[@aronimous_1015]

Genius

[@duo496]

3rd and 4th: Left is not right Right is not Left

[@Waldherz]

I read crotch...

[@schnode8367]

@@Waldherz Down is crotch

[@thespookysidereal936]

@@duo496 Left is not dodge

[@TheIronArmenianakaGIHaigs]

12:35 he … he punch out all my blood

[@lynxdaplayer5736]

Ayo wt gameplay. I love your channel

[@doubtful_seer]

@@SomeWeirdoPerson it’s hard to type without your blood

[@TheEmeraldSword04]

With that much damage, blood couldn't be the only thing that was depleted.

[@Seriouskai]

Oh yeah that's the way of the olden days :P

[@theamazingengineer1901]

Iron? Wasn’t expecting to see you here!

[@wrmusic8736]

Fallout is from that precious era of RPGs where "what the hell am I doing, it's so hard, but I can feel how my character gets progressively tougher over time BECOMING GOD AMONG MORTALS (oh and I am allowed to kill all the children in town kekekek)". Quest compasses, hand holding, oversimplification of game systems and arbitrary limitations to make it all "streamlined" made modern games completely devoid of the experience and I miss it.

[@patrickcollier7090]

To be fair, I played this game close to when it first came out and it was mind blowing at the time. All of the things that are complaints in this video did not seem weird or frustrating at the time. I loved this game, it blew my mind when I first played it and it will probably always be on my top 10 list of best games of all time. It seems janky now but that is only because games have changed a lot in 20 years.

[@charlespancamo9771]

Agreed. i've put 500 hours easy into fallout 2 and at least 2 or 300 into 1. 2 of the greatest games of all time.

[@lomalanni]

I'm going to have to wake up at 7 am to see this as early as possible. Curse you for making good content.

[@ributoshi6667]

tis 1 am where im at lmao

[@h56_mza]

12 am here

[@AgingPurse]

3 for me

[@Mabra51]

It's premiering at 23.

[@kykoa]

Bruh how am i gonna be awake at 4 am

[@christianholzschuh6853]

Back in my time, when I bought Fallout, I had to go to a store to get the game. I used a bus to get there because I still went to school. I read the manual during the drive home. And I loved it, it gave me something to do on the way home. And this manual was a piece of art! I regret nothing!

[@DynoSkrimisher]

They don't have manuals for games now. Just a small slip of paper showing you the controls or a code.

[@kelsipenewit5825]

I remember loving manuals too. I would read the entire thing before starting and refer to it allll the time.

[@copscrops]

You can find the manual for fallout on steam as a pdf, cause it's pretty rare nowadays. I printed It out and I m still reading it

[@HQBunker]

I, can't remember where I bought it but I started with Fallout 2,without any manual, just discovering things for myself. Those had been different times...

[@Orlor]

Micropose had the best manuals!

[@RedsReptiles02]

i actually prefer how fallout 1 throws you right in, i could never get into 2 because of its beginning "tutorial" phase with the temple then even going into the first couple of towns it still feels very weird for pacing, now yeah it took a while to figure out everything with 1, but definitely dont need a manual, just gotta kinda play around with it and feel it out imo

[@christoph4977]

In 1997 I have been playing computer games for over 10 years so I was used to much harder games to get into, but I see how from a modern perspective, fallout seems clunky and confusing. Stil, the start of Fallout is one of the beautiful things about it. You are someone, who lived in a vault for your whole life. You venture out into a world, that your character knows nothing about. You knowing nothing about it and how to interact with it at first, gave me the perfect feeling for the game world. You seldom get this in modern games, as you are strung along through some tutorial level like a kindergarten child. I am also spoilt now and would probably hate Fallout were I to play it for the first time today. Back then, it was one of the most memorable experiences in my gaming life. I remember to this day, how my jaw dropped, as I unloaded my first SMG burst into an enemy and he just exploded (like the shot @11:15) So I have to say, it is kind of a pitty, that today's gamers will not be able to have the same feeling, that was possible for gamers back in 1997.

[@Patterrz]

The fantastic editing and art style of the game work so well together, great one man

[@gildardopalomino8380]

C 5

[@doubledownpleasegosubtotte4274]

A fallout fan since np wars huh

[@tovko2000]

Why is a Pokemon youtuber her

[@tovko2000]

Do not replay to my comment

[@GudetamaSit]

How does someone I've seen comment on WillNE's stuff end up here? Huh.

[@potater12345]

6 reviews? I see we're avoiding the gems that were Fallout: Tactics and Fallout: Brotherhood of steel. For shame sir. For. Shame.

[@THEArumin]

And off course the classic: Fallout 76

[@amos6207]

Tactics is actually good tho

[@TSDTalks22]

@@THEArumin he already reviewed that when it came out

[@goforbroke4428]

@@amos6207 exactly, tactics is a good game.

[@lanyon2716]

@@TSDTalks22 But yeah, i'd like to see him revisit this one due to the updates and current game state. (which is fixed)

[@mrcopycat2355]

Baldur's Gate 1 came a year after and featured a whole tutorial area with helpful (and 4th wall breaking) NPCs so you could understand the game Sure, many things were left unsaid (conditions like paralysis, how to detect damn traps, etc) but I was genuinely surprised I didnt have to get a PhD in AD&D so I could move my character

[@thesovietghost9730]

Or you just press "F1" in order to know the keybinds

[@SergioPower21]

The track "Metallic Monks" from Fallout 1 is one of THE best tracks across all fallout games, it gives you this feeling of apocalypse and desolation. Seriously gives me goosebumps to this day.

[@mrlover928]

Dude yes, it's eerie as hell! "City of The Dead" is creepy too!

[@SergioPower21]

@@mrlover928 ohhhhh yeah that one too! Serious feeling of dread and eeriness

[@JoelCreates]

Please stop, you are making me want to play this

[@Outworlder]

Do it!

[@specificorb3]

Its legendary man give it a go lol

[@PulledPurk]

Steam sale pack 5 bucks 3 games

[@no_opinion1065]

Do not and I repeat DO NOT play if you hate confusing controls

[@jalliboy]

then go and play it ??? i assume that you have by this point !!

[@DerekIsNotRich]

On my way to that first town I had a random encounter... I barely fought off the rats in the vault cave, healed myself using my doctor abilities, and came face to face with 4 radscorpions. I didn't last long...

[@Headlessgenie]

Feel like an absolute old person playing the classics, i love it!

[@lolcatsravenight]

So I genuinely had no clue that the creepy and atmospheric music I heard in New Vegas was actually a lottttt of the same music from the original 1997 Fallout!! That's heckin neato

[@UpIsNotJump]

Yeah it's so awesome, NV is a treat

[@Luke-dr1hd]

I recognized some of the atmospheric music from fallout 2 and thought it was cool

[@Claymann71]

@@UpIsNotJump I posted it in another comment: Fallout:NV is like your Dad Liam Nissan taking the family on a camping trip & the burgers are PERFECT, even though you got everything from the sketchy-est Gas Station you've ever seen. IT'S LITERALLY A MIRACLE. (I would call it the Best RPG not named Disco Elesium)

[@Slender_Man_186]

That’s why all of the “Obsidian fanboys” love the older games, Fallout NV is the most true to form adaptation of the first two.

[@Zappina]

@@Slender_Man_186 Yes and no....i still miss the different comments from NPCs when i approach them in power armor. Like in fallout 2 when you approach a man in one of the casinos of new reno, or the prostitutes outside. They give you a funny comment or a fearful one.

[@bigmichaeljack3851]

When is “life is a nightmare” dropping

[@JacksonOnYouTube]

When he works up the confidence to do it

[@thepizzatime3502]

Disappointment in the game of life

[@wakingthegargoyle359]

“Adulthood is an absolute nightmare, here’s why:”

[@raze_]

Simple plan already did that.

[@wakingthegargoyle359]

@@raze_ Ah, Simple Plan. Good band that is bogged down by a lead singer who sounds like a clinically depressed Le Fou from Beauty and the Beast.

[@oneandonlycara]

Fallout 3: "the search for your father" Fallout 4: "what if you're the father!?" Groundbreaking

[@DOOT_II]

Fallout New Vegas: "what if Big Iron"

[@CaptainMichaelJCaboose]

@@DOOT_II also new vegas: WHERES 2/3rds OF MY HEAD BENJAMEN!?

[@darkhorseman90]

Y'know, after this series I do hope one day you could review The Outer Worlds, or even the Divinity series considering their respective takes on the whole RPG with choice-based options.

[@katakuna2806]

"You were critically hit for no damage. The bruises and scares will make for good party talk."

[@DailyCorvid]

"You are dead." :)

[@imnotdavidxnsx]

hurting the giant

[@bakedstreetyt]

Wow you watched the video too! And it's scars get it right at least smh

[@zenogias01]

@@bakedstreetyt Dude, that's, like, half the combat messages in F1 and 2.

[@bkslsh]

Fallout 1 and 2 are still my favorites in the series. They really explored the idea of civilization trying hard to get back to normal, tribes starting from scratch, and the character designs and backstories were really interesting and left you wanting to learn more about all the different people and mutants you'd meet.

[@Psionetics]

1 and 2 were great!

[@TheFlamerWolf]

What about new vegas

[@TheFlamerWolf]

@@Psionetics and new Vegas don't forget new vegas

[@wezz-t812]

@@TheFlamerWolf new vegas is overrated as fuck

[@TheFlamerWolf]

@@wezz-t812 is that a good thing

[@ToTheNines87368]

0:08 this makes me sad and feel old.

[@Wignut]

It's crazy to think that the same dude that voiced The Master also voices Winnie the Pooh and Tigger. Jim Cummings is a legend

[@kinettleyt5945]

1:37 I’m beginning to think most of Fallout 4’s budget was spent on Guns, environments, and the better animated dog model.

[@jackfondue639]

And power armor animations lmao

[@professorkatze1123]

Back then i had to play the english version because the german version was so censored. there were no cool death sequences. killed enemies just fell over. not even a puddle of blood so i sat down with a dictionary and notebook and went from word to word and line to line and learned loads of english in the process. i went from almost F to solid A within like 3 months. teachers were amazed lol then i passed away in every english exam ever since 😎

[@TheWorkmonkey1]

Being anglo-centric is lit.

[@bilbo1778]

....and if the game came out today you would have just downloaded a fan patch to unlock the violence. But back in the dark ages of the internet my man here had to learn a new language to enjoy Fallout property. Progress is great and all but sometimes I think things are a little *too* easy these days and it's dulled our drive and sense of creativity...

[@professorkatze1123]

@@bilbo1778 nobody i knew had internet. we only got it a few years later around 2000

[@bilbo1778]

@@professorkatze1123 Yup - it was the same here in the States where critical mass of internet adoption didn't really hit until the mid 2000s. But that was the point I was making - few people had the internet back in the mid 90s so the lack of convenience encouraged self taught knowledge & creativity.

[@squarecross7383]

Diese Kommentarsektion ist nun Eigentum der BRD.

[@chaoticgoodcreations947]

The thing about fallout 4's artstyle is that it looks more realistic. Every mutated creature looks exactly the way you would imagine it if someone were to describe it to you. But in return it lost the personality that the fallout 3 artstyle had. That true post apocalyptic grit.

[@EgorKaskader]

I'm sorry have you seen basically any gun in the game or your entire building menu for the settlement mechanic.

[@hazeltree7738]

@@EgorKaskader They said realistic, not accurate The guns in fallout 4 _look_ real, they also are not well-made in the model sense

[@ultrandz1089]

3:26 when you have to choose between your son and a rusty peace of metal

[@officeridiot4806]

Ayo what about some loose screws

[@lordnoobus7260]

8:40 "But perhaps if Fallout 1 started you off in a building with doors to unlock, people to sneak past or traps to uncover..." *Flashback to the Temple of Trials in Fallout 2* No. Please god, no.

[@TheGingerhead]

Yeah, being made to fight a rat in a cave with no idea what is going on is the better start by far. Good introduction to the world, as well.

[@s4lsaballlerinna168]

in fallout 2 if you don't start with at least averege strenght, you're fuck

[@Szoki86]

@@s4lsaballlerinna168 you can sneak or run by any creature and the final fight can be avoided by talking. I usually downgrade my strength to 4, because it's enough for pistols (take One Handed and aim for the eyes) and wearing power armor later is going to raise it to stupid levels.

[@sirGuy1995]

Well, you CAN sneak past most things in the Temple of trials, and with a good speech skill talk your way out of the fight with the guy. Still not easy though

[@juanig4198]

@@s4lsaballlerinna168 you can just sneak and talk the guy down is not even a high speech check

[@hereticwaffle5514]

I love how scripted-ly unscripted this feels. Like he was given a piece of paper that says “talk, use some long words every once in a while”

[@TheSokwe]

I'm old... I remember playing the demo included on CD with a P.C. magazine, falling in love with it and buying the game a day later. That was awesome.

[@Ibrimstone]

It’s scary how much I base my personality around Matt

[@schonnj]

"you want me to take a short holiday in order to read up on how to play Fallout 1, a game that looks like DOOM 2 was run over by a CAR." is pure brilliance.

[@IAmCrusty]

Sometimes when I speak mysterious ooze also falls from my holes. I enjoy how relatable you are 👍

[@PogromcaDeszczu]

that's why we love you

[@Roggor]

I'd say take your meds but I'm terrified what you consider medication...

[@NanachL-]

A WHAT

[@louiswinters2265]

I have the pinned comment on your rocky boxing video

[@acid3129]

may i suggest essential oils they will clear that little problem right up

[@ThePrimith]

The rough part was realizing when Fallout 3, the game that got you into the Fallout franchise to begin with, was really just a rehash of Fallout 1 and 2, and most people will never know.

[@MediumRareOpinions]

Imagine for a player who came into the franchise from 4, they get to experience that feeling twice when they discover 3 and then 1/2

[@jamescarr8196]

Yes but 3 excels in just about every way regardless imo

[@dickgrayson4237]

​@@jamescarr8196 It excels only in atmosphere, the writing of the main quest is mid at best

[@datalemon]

A few things 1) a table of contents exists for a reason use it when using the manual. The first chapter is literally explaining the concept of what would happen in the aftermath of nuclear war. You can quickly skim through the 121 pages to find the info you need without getting bogged down in a wall of text. 2) what do you mean by “what’s best about all the details in this game is not of it is ever really explained why it’s there” plenty of things are explained either in conversations or in holodisks. I’m not really sure where this is coming from and what it means. It is in the middle of talking about design and detail so I’m going to take it as, there is extra detail in the assets and for some reason that needs more explanation than just to be visually appealing. Yeah things are low res but they put time and effort into a lot of things to add detail. No one needs to tell us “why it’s there” 3) I tweeted about this and I’ll repeat it here. The “music” we hear in fallout is barely music. That’s not a bad thing and I’m not trying to be mean to the creator I doubt he cares what I think anyway. But it is the absolute barest form of music I could ever possibly think of. Calling them beautiful or eerie soundscapes would be a bit more accurate. But I keep hearing people over and over saying “the music in fallout is amazing” it’s not music it’s soundscapes. If it’s music then go play it while you’re driving in your car. The only music in fallout is the ink spots maybe that plays in the beginning. In relation to dudes video he plays an orchestral track from a space game and I just cannot understand how you could class those two things in the same world. Fallout doesn’t even sound orchestral. It sounds like someone making sound effects and mashing them together. I definitely wouldn’t say it’s “b’dass” I would agree that it is simple and effective. I’m looking up definitions to make sure I wasn’t talking out my ass I found the phrase “sound environment” in relation to soundscape. I would implore people to look into this further to more clearly understand what I’m trying to say without me just copy pasting or repeating what I’ve already said. 4) its interface might actually kill you? And then proceeds to say later fallout games don’t have daunting methods of interacting with their worlds. I’m sorry bud just hard disagree. They all have weird janky methods of interacting with them and I’d argue fallout 1s is the most clear. Hell it even gives you a hot key reminder button in the form of f1. I have fallout 1 almost memorized whereas I consistently stumble with hot keys and interacting with fallout 3 and 4. 5) fallout 1 doesn’t have a tutorial. I mean it does, it’s the rat cave, up to the end of vault 15. Older games having limited space and processing power would often have to weave their tutorials into the beginnings of games to teach the player how to play without wasting the time and energy. Super Mario the first level is a tutorial for how to play the game, it just isn’t “hey press this button for this action” fallout 1 teaches you combat and stealth if you slow down and stop panicking long enough to give it the chance. In older games you learn by doing not being told and this is something I miss and a reason people love the dark souls series so much. Anyway. It also teaches you to stop in the green spots by slapping one right between you and your first goal. Shady sands is literally right between you and the vault. So it’s saying hey, there are other places, here’s one stop here. It even goes so far to teach you this, that if you go to vault 15 first and fight you’re way through you won’t have the rope and can’t progress. Forcing you to go back and hangout in shady sands where you will likely get Ian and find rope either in a bookshelf or buying it from Seth. Katrina is standing right there as in game tutorial teaching the player healing and bartering. Don’t tell me there isn’t a tutorial when there very clearly is one. 6) most people spent 30 minutes figuring out how to deal with a rat. Like I get a lot of this is exaggerating for the comedy aspect of the video but some of this you just sound stupid af. Really? People spent half an hour not fighting or running from a rat but just pondering their screen like some sort of ancient hieroglyph. No dude they stumble for a few minutes clicked the weapon or button that says “punch” or they fucking ran from it. No one wasted half an hour not doing anything. They probably wasted half an hour and most of their ammo killing every rat before they left though. 7) Iget the manuals long but without repeating myself too much. Legit it’s on you if you’re struggling the game and you’re not willing to read a lil bit to figure it out. Yeah it’s an older game. Without a tutorial supposedly. Back then when we got games we frantically read the manual on the way home anyway so while I didn’t play this back then cause I would’ve been five, I can definitely say that if I had been old enough to buy the game back when it came out I definitely would’ve read the manual and not complained at all. Completely on you, all the information you could ever need early game is in there. Okay so maybe more than a few things maybe I’ll just make my own video 🤷

[@toastedbagel2756]

"I'll never admit wireless controllers are any better than wired, but headphones are the opposite" The sound designer/couch gamer in me wishes to delete that sentence from existance.

[@packardcaribien]

All wires, all the time for me. Headphones, controllers, drills, even phones.

[@MediocreHexPeddler]

While it is certainly POSSIBLE to fit a high quality DAC/AMP in the frame of an earphone, it is also costly to do so, and I have yet to find a set of wireless headphones that didn't disappoint me immediately. Therefore, wires all the way.

[@ApophisNow_]

I just got back into playing Fallout 4 again. Funny how he uploads this.

[@LordOfTraps]

Same, just started 3 for the first time

[@Pokemark17]

@@LordOfTraps ehh couldn't imagine playing fallout 3 now I played it like 4 years ago and it hadn't aged well I still had but like fun but oof

[@RealBradMiller]

*Takes a sip from my trusty vault 13 canteen*

[@TheEmeraldSword04]

Same, just finished unintentionally popping literally every enemies head before watching this.

[@ApophisNow_]

@@LordOfTraps I have New Vegas, but I can't really seem to get into it. Never played 3.

[@wadewilson7527]

It's 7pm and I have nothing better to do than watching british Sheldon in his pajama pants do a review on the Fallout Series. What a time to be alive.

[@wadewilson7527]

Sounds like a solid descision. Especially considering that it's comming from me.

[@HodlinC]

3:21 Ohh what's that cheery little tune there?

[@feldsar]

Can't wait for an Outer Wilds video.

[@gamimgtime2499]

Yes! ikr

[@noah1535]

Outer Wilds or Outer Worlds, Outer Worlds is the Fallout-like one

[@scott337]

@@noah1535 He means outer wilds as that was the space game that was in the background at the start

[@asincereman5297]

"Outer wilds is an absolute nightmare - this is why" please.

[@jamesnitsch5238]

Matt, PLEASE. Has he even played it yet?

[@TheDapperDragon]

'Fallout 2, the 60 hour version of Fallout 1' Me: Laughs in Nevarro run.

[@MFKitten]

I'll be honest, I really like this new simpler format a lot. Good job!

[@MiniPython792]

“If you don’t like it then here’s a door” best quote ever said. PERIOD.

[@Notorious_LCJ]

Woah lets keep this in the groove, smooth mooves

[@lad7436]

Mooves

[@JacksonOnYouTube]

Smooooooth

[@playzcrayon8186]

@@enclavesoldier3279 smooth like little babies is what he said which is weirder in my opinion

[@playzcrayon8186]

@@enclavesoldier3279 obsidian did

[@itsflynnnorton]

WaffleCake

[@----.__]

I respect the fact you put your sponsor at the end, so much so that I let it play through. You're an insanely good content creator, or maybe just insane, either way your content is good as well as insane as are you, too. Thanksly. Peace from Oz.

[@isaacsrandomvideos667]

3:23 god I love that song

[@fantochedollmaker7030]

To be fair the DT/DR was totally a background thing. It became nuts in the PnP game where you had to explain it to the players and they needed a calculator

[@maddoxXL101]

This review was amazing and I'm glad someone's talking about it with a modern lense. The only thing I have as a counter point is the idea of the games difficulty. This game was the spiritual successor to wasteland which was a cruel and punishing game. Fallout, all though alot easier by comparison, was still trying to be difficult and the whole alone feeling you described was supposed to be further instilled by litterally throwing the player into the wastes with no knowledge.

[@octagon3759]

I agree the fact that you have no knowledge is really immersive, because your character doesn't have any knowledge, they've spent their entire life in the vault, when they go out into the wasteland they wouldn't have any knowledge and you have to play to learn

[@maddoxXL101]

@@octagon3759 right?? Like they just don't make games like that anymore. It doesn't make the game bad, it makes it different. Much like dark souls fall out doesn't hold your hand, just like how life in the wastes is not supposed to be an easy experience. Plus it makes you feel all the more bad ass when you get to the end game and have all the knowledge and skills that you wouldn't have at the start.

[@brohvakiindova4452]

@@maddoxXL101 not to trash talk anything you guys said but in my opinion this should be achieved by being unfamiliar with the outside world and its rules, which places to avoid, how to earn money etc. not with "hey let's make the player suffer through unintuitive controls and menus" in the beginning you might be confused by the most basic stuffs like equipping a weapon and actually using it in combat, your character is inexperienced with the outside world not a complete retard on how to use a bat (except if you drop his intelligence maybe but that would involve roleplay not actual mechanics)

[@maddoxXL101]

@@brohvakiindova4452 you make excellent points but let me ask you this. Have you ever shot a gun before? If so how badly did you miss or how long did it take for you to study it to get an idea of how to hit a target accurately? Most of us it takes a quite a few rounds to get it and that's with help ROM video games kinda giving a base idea. Now translate that to someone who (In most versions of the story) has never held a gun before let alone fired it? Hell I could not hit a moving rat my first time. And besides controls to the game had been explained in the manual since back then disk size was very very very important and adding shit would have taken more space. Plus you think this is bad play any of the wasteland games. Hell I died to a goat chewing on a can in wasteland my first time playing and it had a tutorial. Not saying your wrong but I am saying there are other variables at play here lol also for the time that menu was pretty spot on since it's all there in front of you. Maybe it's because I grew up playing PC games in the late 90's and I'm used to these limitations but that's my opinion lol we are all allowed to have them lol

[@brohvakiindova4452]

@@maddoxXL101 I would agree with you if there wasn't an intended mechanic in place for this: the respective weapon skill not being able to equip your weapon correctly would be like being unable to get it out of your backpack and into your hand I did play some older games too and enjoyed them besides their jankyness, in fact many games are really great despite it but I strongly disagree that the jankyness with basic controls adds positively to the experience except for games where it made creative use of controls like black&white maybe the thing that late 90s and early 2000s games have in advantage is that, all these control and menu issues aside, they don't pamper the player holding his hand all the time and make the player actually think to solve quests and navigating the world what do you mean you have to listen to the questgiver? *scared zoomer noises* ;D

[@eduardog3000]

"Six reviews that will cover the entire Fallout series." RIP 76.

[@craydussy]

And bos, and tactics

[@averageswede2095]

It will be remembered fondly...

[@UpIsNotJump]

Oh shit If forgot about that, I'll revisit that too

[@whydochair9552]

@@UpIsNotJump sure you did Matt, sure you did.

[@bread8036]

@@UpIsNotJump but what about Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel?

[@tomaszk2242]

Have been coming back to both Fallouts for over two decades now, each time trying out more and more messed up character/gameplay ideas. Always trying something new, always massively enjoying it. I'm a huge fan of Fallout original series and I have not yet found "space" for trying Fallout 3, 4, 5, 67, 89, Nut even Vegas, nothing. Those comic-standard graphics are very magnetic to me, I would really welcome the rest of the series built on F1/2 engine, seriously.

[@mikeschoemann5062]

Those outer wilds transitions are a beautiful touch mate

[@rus0004]

"You can't walk through any other characters. So if they block a doorway, you just have to wait for them to move on their own." GOD DAMNIT LYDIA!

[@masterninjamt6497]

I got softlocked at the gunrunners because I loaded a save inside the building. I am still mad.

[@Baalur]

@@bootyshortsband Only in Fallout 2 can you push NPCs. The developers understood that this was a problem and fixed it.

[@handsomejack7901]

@@masterninjamt6497 how about killing them

[@masterninjamt6497]

@@handsomejack7901 then the entirety of the hub would shoot me on sight

[@JaccoSW]

@@masterninjamt6497 That's what sneaking and planting an explosive is for. Provided you're not too close to them of course.

[@ItsIntelligentDesign]

That “I was too behind on this video to stream” card made me laugh so damn much

[@davysmith1934]

One of the few times a hilarious video has inspired genuine concern and fear was when you did the blood skit- :) Genuine hilarity gave way to concern, as the jerky camera movements created a sense of unease. The knocking over of expensive equipment, paired with a somehow more real delivery of the lines "I'm not going to die, am I?" Solidified tension. But seeing you throw up red MYSTERY LIQUID in your bathroom- that was the absolute clincher. 10/10. Masterfully executed; with enough emotion and design to make me feel real concern for your well-being. :D

[@G0ldkloud]

I was initially confused by your pajamas but I really like them!

[@owenj6858]

6:43 haha, playing DND has finally payed off

[@Indigo8899]

By the way he was constantly messing up his lines you can tell this broke him

[@somethingelse4878]

This video seems labored, not as fun as other fallout videos or the vr ones.

[@gordothenodious]

That was a good video. I really, really like the fact that you technically do bathe it in compliments and point at it as being good, and yet you still critique it plenty. I also quite enjoyed your manner of presentation and the editing you've employed in the creation of it. Good job!

[@shtembyduelsson]

11:50 that's absolutely genius!

[@Mercuery]

I love Fallout 1! Especially the animation and sound effect when my enemies gets shredded by my SMG.

[@kyanwang8957]

Especially when you give your companion an SMG! Then you can enjoy the lovely feeling of that animation on your newly dead corpse! Stop fucking shooting me in the back.

[@ruslanfattakhov9814]

@@kyanwang8957 Goddamn Ian. He is a good companion, but ONLY if his weapon is single-shot mode only.

[@PurposelessRabbitholes]

1:19 Yup. Yup. Yuuuuuuuup.

[@crane8819]

One of the best things about the first two games is how many different ways there are to play them. You can even finish Fallout 1 without ever even seeing the "final boss".

[@sauceman2885]

6:04 I want a full version of this high pitched canon in D major