NONFans react FALLOUT 1x1 "The End" REACTION & REVIEW (NonPlayers)

[@MangoMann072]

Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter

[@kentinson1670]

The Caesar has marked you for death and the Legion obeys!

[@WolfHreda]

​@@kentinson1670"HOG KILLIN' TIME."

[@Altrantis]

Almost.

[@anonymoushuman8443]

Patrolling the nuclear winter makes you wish for the Mojave

[@Deaglan753]

please obey all weapon laws

[@panpiper]

It is STILL a very popular game.

[@W4rr4X]

Yeah, and because of the success of the serie, there's a record number of people who started playing Fallout games again (on Steam at least). Bethesda did the same kind of thing CDPR did with Cyberpunk and Edgerunners. And I'm glad it's working.

[@VeryCoolVerySwag]

yeah like 760k max players on fallout 4 on steam

[@perry714.]

Tbh I just went back and started fallout 3 again as it’s the closest story line to the show. Watching this made me want to redo the story. I’ll probably go through new vegas after. I did fallout 4 about 6 months ago and I regularly go back and have a play through prob at least once a year

[@jdovma1]

Walton Goggins is one of my favorite underappreciated actors. He's been all over the place for so long and his name rarely gets mentioned. His role in the show Justified was awesome. What he did in Sons Of Anarchy was bonkers. lol Just an all around good actor and interesting presence on screen.

[@theaikidoka]

For me, his defining role is in The Shield as a corrupt but fundamentally decent cop; with his role in Justified being a close second.

[@jackhilton4285]

Bro has django and hateful eight in his resume. That's life guaranteed for being one of the coolest actors

[@xXSinForLifeXx]

Totally didn't put together that was him from Sons of Anarchy.

[@tomiwilliams4273]

Agreed.

[@andromidius]

He is the definition of underrated for sure. He's great in everything he does, yet he's still not a household name after decades of work.

[@revivalofnutrient]

Also raiders are the worst of the worst, think of the most horrendous things people can do and that’s what raiders do. They suck.

[@FlashmanJW]

In Fallout 4, they suck but they are just trying to survive. Then you have slavers. But someone like Cook Cook is the pinnacle of human debasement.

[@chazzwozzio]

Cook cook is... quite the character. ​@@FlashmanJW

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@FlashmanJW you obviously didn't go to Nuka World.

[@ryanweintraub9448]

Personally, the opening barrage of nukes intro scene scares the fuck out of me. Like you guys said, it could actually happen. To me, that intro is scarier than any horror movie

[@x_trio_3_po333]

There is a 1983 movie called "The Day After". Its a drama about a sudden nuclear attack and the American survivors. The multi-launching of all of the U.S. nuclear arsenal, and knowing what the likely Soviet response would be was terrifying. Especially when it came to pass. And then the survivors having to cope afterwards. Another nuclear attack film is "Miracle Mile" (1988). The most terrifying phone call that anyone would ever receive. Another film called "Testament" (1983) which was about survivors of a small town that try to cope with the aftermath of a nuclear attack. Then there is "The Divide" (2011). NYC apartment tenants try to survive in the basement of their building after a nuclear attack. All these films are very terrifying and depressing. But then there is a funny SNL sketch called, "The Last Fry". About a North Korean missile attack: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJKxlIenrJJ8Y9E

[@ReznovSoldier]

@@x_trio_3_po333 there's a British film as well, "Threads" (1984)

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

It wouldn´t be that bad, no more problems. Well some not so intelligent people would want to live in that but that´s their problem.

[@Zappina]

@@x_trio_3_po333 The Threads are there too, it is the darkest of all such movies probably because of the ending, if you understand the meaning behind it.

[@Zappina]

Actually, the nuke scene was quite bad in my opinion. Basically because it have nothing to do with reality. Looking into the flash is one thing but nukes are not rising from the ground, they are detonated 300 meters above ground and the cloud is rising from the fireball, which is at least 300 meters above ground. Not to mention the running horse scene. Other than that, the series was quite good. Being a Fallout fan myself(who started with the first one back in the day) i enjoyed it, even if its closer to the Betesda Fallout and not the Interplay/Black Isle version.

[@Metzwerg74]

i like, how they build up the 3 main characters like in the good old "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" western with clint eastwood....

[@firecat4529]

Fun fact: Lucy is played by the woman who voiced Jinx in Arcane and the Ghoul (who is the guy from the beginning of this episode) is played by the guy who voices Cecil in Invincible.

[@KydraExhale]

She was also in yellow jackets another good show

[@SugerFreeJazz]

Wow I can't believe I never realised cecil was walton goggins. I got the image of Kiefer sutherland from 24 in my head that fit the character, and never thought to findout who it actually was

[@rust5427]

Wait the ghoul voices Cecil???

[@emmerrick4563]

ummm spoiler

[@jackhilton4285]

​@@rust5427obvious southern accent should just gave it away

[@mot0rhe4d40]

" That is Sooo Scary " That is the threat I grew up under. And the leaders of the world are dancing towards that Ending, once more. You are right, it is scary. Scary as Hell. On a lighter note. Hope you all like the series, wife and I have already watched it 2 times this last weekend

[@andyb1653]

Lucy did the "abusive relationship" speedrun. Introduction --> hook-up --> hot steamy sex --> mortal combat --> aided by family, all within an hour or so Good thing Lucy's a badass. Also this is why family is important.

[@corystanish]

People keep pointing out Walton Goggins is in this, but I don't hear anybody pointing out that the older black woman in Vault 33 was played by Leslie Uggams, who you will probably know as Blind Al from Deadpool. She also played Kizzy on the classic TV miniseries "Roots"

[@thecaptain3594]

I guess she found the cure for blindness next to the cocaine.

[@judaychop]

And the bounty hunter guy the ghoul puts in the grave is Bubba from Forest Gump.

[@harvesterofeyes8813]

Thanks, I should have made that connection but I missed it!

[@judaychop]

And Lucys dad plays Paul in the 80s Dune movie.

[@corystanish]

​@@judaychop And apparently he and David Lynch enjoyed working together enough for Kyle to star in the TV series he made (Twin Peaks)

[@CainEverest]

The opening sequence NAILED everything about Fallout. In the games, we never really got to SEE the Great War, save in glimpses. Fallout 4 with the Pre-War Prologue was different because we SAW the panic and how everything was going to hell on a crisp cool October day in Massachusetts. This, though? This was different in its own way. Because we could see it not from the perspective of the main character, or even glimpses. But as an onlooker. And the panic and the fear goes through your veins, sending a chill up your spine. The Fallout show does the games justice.

[@x_trio_3_po333]

In the 1988 film, "Miracle Mile" there is a city wide panic when people learn about an upcoming nuclear missile strike. The protagonist learns about it earlier from a random phone call in a city phone booth. The call comes from a panicked Missile Silo Air Force Tech who only wants to reach his father to say a final goodbye, but he dialed the wrong number.

[@N0MoreZER0S]

It felt like Maximus was a few words away from getting executed for a minute.

[@zephyrbean]

As an older person that watches your content, all people my age grew up with this. I remember drawing bomb shelter ideas in my school notebooks.

[@LordLOC]

I'm also an "older" person (I'm almost 50) but I missed the duck and cover stuff obviously. I do remember in the early 80s being scared shitless of nuclear war. Especially after I watched The Day After and Threads. Talk about nightmare fuel.

[@wowandrss]

@@LordLOC how do you feel about today's conflicts and russia also talking about nukes? Or do people dismiss it now because nothing happened in the past?

[@LordLOC]

@@wowandrss I don't know about other people, but I'm sure not dismissing it. We were on the brink for decades during the cold war and while I was only alive in the later part of the 70s onward, I still remember the 80s until the Soviet Union fell how tense things could still be. Not to mention those stories you hear about mistakes that nearly caused a nuclear war etc. If the younger generation dismisses it now, I'll make a guess it's because they "think" they haven't had to worry about it really until recently again. Not to mention they are probably too busy glued to their phone screens drooling over the latest TikTok meme.

[@x_trio_3_po333]

Weird Al Yankovic has his own take on WWIII. Check out his video "Christmas At Ground Zero".

[@wowandrss]

@@LordLOC I don't think the younger generation dismisses it, but we kind of feel powerless. The world isn't run by gen z or millennials for another 20-30 years!

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

I’m a massive Fallout fan and played all the games. Really enjoyed this editing style with the inserted beats of relief throughout

[@donovanb9020]

I love how they IMO really captured the wackiness of the games throughout the show.

[@LordLOC]

@@donovanb9020 Without going overboard on the fan service, they really nailed the overall feel of the games and how insane the world can be. And also adding (and retconning, somewhat) major parts of the lore which fans have been asking for for years now (and some don't like it, but you can't win them all). It SUCKS we have to wait 2+ years now for another season. One assumes with how popular the show is, and the rave reviews almost universally across the board Amazon is absolutely going to greenlit a 2nd season. But I have to imagine this show was expensive as hell, so we'll have to see.

[@x_trio_3_po333]

I love this show because the producers accurately captured its weird dark humor, and over the top brutality, and because its entirely an original story. Some parts slightly borrowed from FO3, the aesthetics of FO4, and the western environments of FNV. And all 3 main actors convincingly played their parts well. I haven't seen Goggins since "Tomb Raider", and before that in "The Shield" tv series. He's a very committed actor.

[@Fischstix95]

28:34 my man was shot with a Rock-It Launcher! A canon that can fire random pieces of junk at high velocity

[@kukipett]

This is called a junk jet, made of vacuum cleaner parts, a compressor and an high pressure air reservoir. Nice thing to propel all the junk you can fin, teddy bears are the best option!

[@seanrobey8335]

Shoving teddy bears in them and launching them at super mutants always had me dying😂😂 I can't wait to see more silly situations from the fallout world

[@MichaelJohnson-kq7qg]

​@alastairwallace6153same basic concept. Looking at the model, it looks like it's a Junk Jet, not a Rock-It. You get a clearer look at one in Ma June's store in the second episode.

[@CliffSedge-nu5fv]

Taking heads off with plungers from a Rock-It Launcher is a Fallout 3 delight.

[@MichaelJohnson-kq7qg]

@@CliffSedge-nu5fv yeah, but with the railroad gun you can nail people's heads to the wall...

[@ThaStranger11]

"Usually when someone says they're doing one last job, their heart ain't in it. I do this shii for the love of the game." Savage. Line of the season I'm callin it! 🧟🤘

[@Alexszander]

What a fantastic reaction to this first episode! I loved every second of it, you clearly got so invested in it. Thank you for this ❤

[@crazy_indian3921]

Fun Fact : the Guy who plays Norman also played as Rico from Hannah Montana 😂

[@WolfHreda]

Little background info for why so many bombs were dropped in the opening: The Fallout timeline diverges sometime in the 60s or 70s. Life goes on in an increasingly hostile Cold War, natural resources being devoured by global superpowers to the point that the US even annexed Canada midway theough the 21st century. Then, in the early 2070s, China struck across the Bering Strait and invaded Alaska. Not long after the US military drove them away, the bombs fell. Unlike in the real world, where we chased larger and ever more powerful bombs, the powers of the Fallout timeline focused on tactical warheads of roughly the power of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs. Instead of a singular blast being able to level all of LA, they basically launched a curtain of bombs that would be harder to intercept, insuring that they would succeed. The bombs fell on October 23rd, 2077.

[@x_trio_3_po333]

That explains why there are many many Halloween decorations scattered throughout the FO4 game for example. Plastic pumpkins and paper black cats, etc. can be seen everywhere. OTOH If they had chosen Dec 25th as doomsday they could have included Weird Al Yankovic's song, "Christmas At Ground Zero" as one of the radio tunes. BTW the "They" who really dropped the bombs is actually revealed (or strongly implied) at the end of the TV series. But lets let the girls see it for themselves.

[@ericjauregui3089]

Another important thing to mention that usually gets overlooked is that Fallout also exists in an alternate timeline in which technology has advanced without the invention of the semiconductor.

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@ericjauregui3089 transistors came out in this timeline in the mid 21st century. fyi vacuum tubes in a few applications are superior to transistors. music amps that are high end for example use vac tubes. there is research on radiation resistant computers for use in space that use miniaturized vac tubes.

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@x_trio_3_po333 the games always hinted (plus the Fallout movie outright had the vault tec president launch the first strike) that vault tec did it or was going to do it if the Chinese didn't.

[@josequiroz2743]

Great video and reaction, FYI, while the show is in the world of the games, it's actually an original story and the three main characters are not from the games, so you don't have to worry about not playing the games beforehand, I love the series so far, amazing

[@j00jy]

I know you guys never played the games but the set design on this show is *chef's kiss!* They nailed it! The vaults, the wasteland and the "towns" are spot on and would fit perfectly into the games. They even have a little shack in one of the later episodes that felt like it was pulled straight from the games.

[@iapetusmccool]

Also all the junk lying around - the wooden boxes, the branded items, the papers scattered on the floor, etc.

[@Shadowace724]

This is going to be a great series, looking forward to further reactions.

[@Ironoclasty]

"In my defense, he didn't have a nose." If I had a dollar for every time I heard that excuse . . .

[@thunder_wolf23]

This franchise makes me think of the exchange between Oppenheimer and Einstein at the end of Oppenheimer.

[@Pandacous]

My favorite detail was them cutting the birthday kids cake like cutting the tension with a knife

[@billthomas478]

The world of Fallout is fascinating, especially to watch someone see it for the first time. That said, I'm reserving judgement on weather or not this show will actually represent the games I grew up with.

[@trentdevlaminck9927]

The massacre scene in the beginning of the vault symbolizes the random acts of terror that players can commit throughout the history of the games. They gave you a moral teetertotter in the beginning of the game and from there you could literally do anything you want. I know this because I as a long time fan have made my fair share of warcrimes in Fallout.

[@sandercohen5543]

holy sh*t, this actually looks really good

[@andromidius]

8/10 show in a sea of 5's. And that's my rating - which never gives 10's (since nothing is perfect). The problems with the show are so minor as to not even be worth mentioning.

[@hasicazulatv2078]

Its sooo gooood

[@shamanahaboolist]

Yeh it's quite good. The fight scenes are really overly theatrical and goofy but you know... budget and time constraints.

[@theaikidoka]

Fallout is a fascinating setting - it's an alternative 50's America, where nuclear power is used for everything, artificial intelligence robots are commonplace but that chunky glass-and-chrome style is used for everything. A company called Vault-Tek sets up these 'survival shelters' all over the country in case of nuclear war (America is clashing with China and Russia) but they are secretly science/psychological experiments. It's both super optimistic and upbeat, with REALLY dark humour and TONS of violence too. So far this seems to be getting some of the feel right.

[@michaelfitzgerald38]

Nice summary.🎉

[@Mace511]

Pretty sure I think it’s called atompunk Cause you got steampunk and cyberpunk

[@calebreynolds9183]

Retrofuturism is the word you’re looking for. The bombs fell in 2077, not the 50s

[@Gideonite]

@@Mace511similar to Wasterlanders which came out prior to Fallout 1

[@AlbertoMartinez765]

They never invented the MicroChip so the are using vacuum Tubes hence why everything is so Big and Chunky

[@dh7192]

Fun fact: The raider who gets crushed in the door, inhales Jet right before. Jet is a drug the most raiders have in the game on thier person.

[@x_trio_3_po333]

And it can be consumed by the player which slows down time. It can also be addictive. For me, I just collect them and then sell them (and Buffout and Psycho) to the nearest Vendor for caps.

[@mr.vesper5659]

I'm so glad you girls loved it. Can't wait for the next one

[@LancerX916]

The Ghoul is the cowboy from the first scene, played by Walton Goggins who has been in a lot of different shows and movies.

[@methedmann]

Ella Purnell is in this oh wow I might have to check this out love her as Jinx in Arcane

[@LordLOC]

She does a spot on American accent, and the inflections she's able to pull off as a British person impersonating an American is quite impressive.

[@19nzinga]

I’ve never played or know anything about the game but this series looks pretty good!

[@friendzky4136]

this probably the most used practically rather than Cgi , i really apreaciate that , 10/10 adaptation

[@RICKY50518]

Next piece of merch: Never Trust Happiness 😂

[@MikkoRantalainen]

I'd recommend playing Fallout 4 if you haven't yet played it. The first half an hour is insanely good. However, it's definitely not a game for children and it has 18 year age limit in most countries.

[@OzeroCa]

I was thinking 4 would be good for them. It’s still decent looking and the most… friendly story to get into. 76 is its own beast, but multi player isn’t the best venue to discover a chunk of the wasteland for the first time. 3 and new Vegas are great in their own right, but maybe not glossy enough for modern players. Any games before that is for us old farts.

[@MikkoRantalainen]

@@OzeroCa I know that New Vegas is commonly considered better storywise than Fallout 4 but for me, it was the other way around. The only problem with Fallout 4 is the baby-objective which doesn't make much sense. (I played both New Vegas and Fallout 4 with all the available official extensions in case it makes a difference.)

[@OzeroCa]

@@MikkoRantalainen one thing 4 has going for it is general production values. The nv story…. I guess it has more to it? But whether it’s in a way you prefer is a personal taste, I suppose. I’d be quicker to play 4 again, (in fact, I’m helping my son get through the glowing sea this week), and I can’t forget the gameplay mechanic improvements. Between some quality of life adjustments, and … I was going to say stability… but that’s spitting in the ocean, isn’t it?

[@Zappina]

@@MikkoRantalainen New Vegas was more praised because it have a connection with the first 2 game, it tried to capture the more bleak atmosphere.

[@modernlife1321]

4 sucks ass​@@MikkoRantalainen

[@MichaelJohnson-kq7qg]

Warching the reaction and seeing you go "ohhh nooo" about two minutes in means this is going to be an interesting series of reactions.

[@vanpiisu88]

A fantastic reaction as always 😁. The intro scene was jawdropping...

[@brettpeacock9116]

Basically Fallout is set in a timeline where the 1950's and the Cold War never ended. (hence the music and "fashions")

[@LordLOC]

And nuclear power dominated everything (until the end of the world) and specifically the transistor was never introduced (but was literally going to be introduced to the world like a month after the bombs fell, odd timing that huh? lol) which is why all the tech is big and bulky etc.

[@aaronpincus6095]

I don't know if anyone else has mentioned it but the actor at 37:11 is the guy that played Bubba in Forrest Gump.

[@achafilms3968]

the guy who confronted the ghoul when he got out his grave, i thought it was preston garvey at first... same hat..

[@x_trio_3_po333]

In the FO4 game there is an imposter Preston Garvey as a random encounter. His deception is revealed whenever he asks for money (caps) from the player.

[@keyboardguy1965]

This is a new story. Not part of the games. It's a story set in the same world as the games with references but they wanted a different story like they were making a new game for new people.

[@LordLOC]

Well without spoilers, they do connect it extremely well lore wise to the rest of the game and lore. I assume the ladies have already seen all the episodes, but it seems most people in the comments are going to watch the episodes with them so, yeah.

[@calibadgerdude6082]

Fallout isn’t a specific game, really, it’s a setting in which games take place, kinda like dungeons and dragons in that regard. Each installment of the fallout games is it’s own unique story with it’s own characters and take place in different areas of the world. Very few characters actually appear in more than one game, but the factions and places do. They don’t even take place in the same time, really. Some are earlier after the bombs fell, some later, but they all form one cohesive timeline. Typically you play as a vault dweller who is just reintroduced into the over world and there’s usually some disaster or trauma that takes place which drives the actions of the protagonist (you). Along the way, you’ll find all sorts of quirky characters and companions to help or hinder you along the way, but how you proceed and how things turn out in the end are very much dependent on your choices.

[@LordLOC]

I really like how this takes place (so far obviously) the furthest into the timeline of the universe and establishes major additions to the lore and answers some questions we've had for literally decades now from the games. While also introducing more questions, which is just like the games :D

[@WilliamScavengerFish]

hey, it's John's daughter...the world of Die Hard really turned dark.

[@x_trio_3_po333]

Those oversized golfclub looking bags carried by the Brotherhood Of Steel Squires are not in the game. But they symbolize the fact that when playing the game you are constantly picking up valuable loot and junk. These items all have weight, and at some point the player becomes over encumbered and weighed down to the point that you move very slowly. Proper weight carrying management is an essential part of the games (unless you have something like a "Weightless Junk Mod").

[@leeneufeld4140]

The Bag of Holding - the most essential Fallout mod :)

[@toomanyaccounts]

companions are your pack mules

[@ShadowWizard]

17:42 this ppl with her were not actually raiders, they were leftovers from NCR who hired small group of raiders as distraction to left behind to get killed, i mean 17:42 in that room with her is the leftovers from NCR from that area, they are separate group from the raiders who were trying to murder awry1

[@invictus7940]

DRINK NUKA COLA. An essential element into the Fallout universe.

[@robertomachado6004]

Nah, Sunset Sarsaparilla

[@MacTechG4]

Gotta have Bonk! (I know, different franchise)

[@Justanotherconsumer]

Quantum or nothing!

[@Tijuanabill]

Despite all the murder and gore, what that guy did to those curtains, is the most savage thing in the series.

[@seriyooow310]

Wow, you really were crying, I was just enjoying the music and all the fan service during my first watch lmao

[@dominiclane8538]

The beginning with the nukes going off made me have chills . It would be crazy if that ever happened

[@ShadowWizard]

what u don't get from the series is that its alt time line to real live, over 2000 but look like 50s and awry thing runs on nuclear power, even cars, its like what if world went full on nuclear power

[@jeghaterdegforfaen]

The story of the show is original, happening some years after the game Fallout 4. None of the characters are "from" the games, but brand new.

[@sid3954]

I binged-watched the entire series the same day it came out. It's great to see that you both liked it. There is definately something special about it, and about the games as well. If I were you I'd start out with F4. I've been playing games since the Commodore 64, and I must say that Fallout 4 was (and is) the best one so far. Welcome to the world of Fallout, ladies.

[@Brubarov]

Haha so entertaining to watch your reactions 14:12 "hey you're married" 😂 such a sane comment for a very insane scene

[@mehim2893]

29:15 Knowing that you two have never played the games and seeing your expressions in that moment was so damn funny! Also Laura, 5:54 Your just as pretty as her.

[@ChillyReaper]

Some people may have told you the setting of Fallout, but I'll pitch in anyway to try and fill the blanks. After events of World War 2, the world changed and took a different turn in technology from what we did. Think of it as an alternate timeline where instead of inventing the microprocessor, they instead harnessed the power of the atom to improve the quality of life in America. What was once science fiction in the 1950s and 60s became science fact. Robot butlers, fusion powered cars, and portable supercomputers, just to name a few. But by the middle of the 21st century, many of the resources, including oil started to run dry, and nobody was willing to share their last few resources or their technology. The Middle East started using their uranium mines to make weapons to settle old scores, the European Commonwealth tried to unify themselves under one flag but started fighting each other, the United Nations officially disbanded, and China replaced Russia as the Big Red Communist. China then attacked Alaska as it was the last place on Earth that still had oil. America naturally wanted to keep it all to themselves and fought against China for the last 10 years. The war ended around fall in 2077, but some Americans were certain that their communist enemies weren't going to just leave in defeat, so the Vault-Tec Corporation created 122 underground shelters called Vaults. Officially, they're meant to keep 1000 citizens safe from the any nuclear war that could happen, and wait at least 10 years before they come back out to repopulate and rebuild their destroyed civilization. On October 23, 2077, the day that no one wished would happen happened. The Great War had begun as America and China launched every nuke they've got at each other, and the war lasted only two hours. Hundreds of millions of lives were lost within minutes, and billions more died in the days to follow, and no one knows for sure who started it.

[@x_trio_3_po333]

Actor Liam Neeson appears (in voice) in the Fallout games. I won't say which one, but his voice is unmistakable.

[@themeek9072]

He's the father at the start of Fallout 3. Why would you not say which one? It spoils nothing.

[@x_trio_3_po333]

@themeek9072 I watched this one reactor to a popular comedy film. In the opening credits, it mentioned two famous celebrity names being in the film. She was very delighted to make this surprising discovery on her own. Sometimes less is more.

[@themeek9072]

@@x_trio_3_po333 Then why say anything about Liam Neeson at all? You understand you ruined the "surprise"?

[@x_trio_3_po333]

@@themeek9072 I guess the concept of "teasers" and "Trailers" goes way over your head. And since unlike you I did not mention which FO game he appeared in, the "surprise" was ruined only by you.

[@themeek9072]

@@x_trio_3_po333 Are you trying to pretend knowing Liam Neesons voice being your father in Fallout 3 in any way spoils, ruins or devalues the game experience? it's the first voice you hear, while being born, in the first 3 seconds of gameplay.

[@johnwilson414]

I've watched a lot of these reactions and y'all's is by far my favorite. Just love watching Lauren's more calm demeanor and magy's little wilder take on things it's a nice contrast. Anyway thanks for the videos.

[@cannedend8915]

War, war never changes...

[@ProgazQQ]

if you ever played any "the elder scrolls" title you will know what kind of a game any "Fallout" is. There is no story-focus, youre just exploring the world with many small quests and stories and none of the characters in the show ever appeared in any Fallout game.

[@Chad.Live.]

Great reaction. Please react to Shogun next.

[@KenjiMapes]

Great reaction girls. You seemed to have really enjoyed it. I played some of Fallout 3 so I’m a little familiar with it, but not much which seems similar to you guys. Nonetheless, I really enjoyed the show. It’s pretty amazing & while big Fallout fans enjoyed it due to them staying faithful to Fallout lore, even casual fans & non-fans can enjoy it. They did a fantastic job. Walton Goggins is criminally underrated although he is getting a but more recognition for his work, but he’s still pretty unknown & he’s always a supporting actor never a lead. His daughter Janey is a precocious young lady & cute as a button. She’s so adorable. Hopefully we get to see what happens to his wife & daughter.🤷 The scary part is that the world is rife with chaos, division & conflict now. It’s scary to think that this fiction could become reality one day. The themes the show puts forth like war, conflict, politics, morally dubious corporations, greed, power, etc are in fact things that inundate our world right now. We have huge divisions in society & everything thinks they know the best way to govern. There are millions of people screaming about global catastrophes & the end of the world while many are prepping for the end. Millionaires & billionaires are spending millions on bunkers like the vaults in the show. Frankly, I don’t think I’d want to survive after a nuclear holocaust & live in a post-nuclear world which would be a horrific reality. It’s scary to even contemplate, but you have to think about these things as disturbing as they may be. Well, that was downright pessimistic & morose.🫤🥴

[@Howyaduing]

“Big Iron on his hip….”

[@Uldihaa]

Burt was done wrong by his wife. She out there telling Lucy that her dress took longer to take off than Burt took to get off.

[@SavageMonkey782]

last time i've watched them watching frieren... now they're watching a movie of the game I'm playing.......... the movie showcases parts of iconic places and things found in the fallout franchise fallout, fallout 2, fallout 3, fallout 4....the vertibirds, power armors and the flying fortress the "Prydwen"

[@dquanissavage6287]

Magic Magy Truly Such A Awesome Video Today!!🔥🐐🐐💎

[@JesseDrift]

I'm pretty sure Honcho is the actor that played bubba in forest gump

[@leonielson7138]

Lucy and Monty were never going to last - relationships are based on trust, and Monty was keeping a pretty big secret.

[@MOLE60]

just wait til they show deathclaw's ...

[@rowenatulley852]

I hope the series is a good as the computer games . . .

[@BR-fx8uy]

Yellojacket Lucy....the food😂

[@asian-americanwithanopinio8954]

Lucy is also the star of "Yellowjackets", do that one sometime

[@WaddIes]

good to know things, the show has been very faithful to the game lore! which is a hard task for many shows / movies for some reason..

[@CliffSedge-nu5fv]

War never changes...

[@archseer_]

thanks for uploading this, was fun watching your reaction to it. tip though. once each episode ends, don watch the 'next on fallout' bit, I heard there may be spoilers abound in it. and everything in the series were taken from the game, every, little, detail.

[@robertedgar7497]

As a big Fallout fan i binged the whole show in one night, is it perfect no, is it awesome hell yes. There are.couple things they added lore wise had me digging threw the lore and fans will know what im talking about.

[@catramax]

I’m going to subscribe to you guys, awesome to see this reaction from viewers who haven’t played the game, please keep going :) reaction to all the episodes please!!

[@newdefsys]

I've watched the first episode and Walter Goggins is already irreplaceable

[@thetower02]

The full name is "the enclave of the United States of America"

[@Tijuanabill]

This IP writes itself. They could do a hundred episodes of the freaky things going on inside and outside these vaults.

[@Justanotherconsumer]

Especially inside. The vaults were never made to save anyone.

[@GlizzyRaider]

This series is surprisingly good.

[@noelstachowski9533]

Request:Godzilla (2014) and all movies after that😂

[@SaRENRampaiger]

nah I prefer the old godzilla movies like 50s to 2000s

[@ShadowWizard]

series is future from the games/takes place after the games

[@daveinvictus]

13:27 cutest nooooo! ever

[@gapsule2326]

You should check out Fallout New Vegas it has Mathew Perry and is arguably the best.

[@BluDrgn426]

It's going to be fun and interesting watching your reactions since you're starting off with a blank slate and don't know the lore of Fallout. Buckle up!

[@Dene181]

Great series, interesting reaction!

[@x_trio_3_po333]

A few good things about the fallout game, particularly number 4 is that you can play 1st person, or 3rd person, or switch back and forth at your own convenience. You can also choose which gender you want. Travel solo, or with a companion (or multiple companions if you have the right mod). Have a pet companion (who is immortal in #4, but not immortal in #3). You can choose to stick to the main quest, or go on the many side quests, or just explore the vast open world at your leisure (both above ground and underground). Some 3rd party Mods allow you to play as say, Keanu Reeves, or as some other actor or celebrity. There is through mods, an almost infinite number of clothing options, hairstyle options, and weapon options. You can use guns or use melee weapons, or both. (Though the IMO the Melee system in TLOU is much better). Then there is the Settlement building option in Fallout 4 allowing you to construct at least 30 different settlement homes and fortresses in the base game. The type of dangerous enemies in the game are many. But so are the many random encounters of unique and unusual NPCs who are not part of any quest. This TV show accurately reflects some of these things. And the commitment to game detail is astonishing! Right up there with TLOU, the gold standard of game adaptations.

[@Fidel57123]

it happens when the full version on patreon

[@PalleRasmussen]

You two are obviously of a generation that did not experience The Cold War. Get used to it again, Putolini loves his nukes. When I teach my Cold War class, I start by showing five minutes of nuclear explosions.

[@matthansen2668]

the game is awesome and you should definitely give them all a go. alot of clicks and factions, people and locations, as well as possibly a few aliens. so sooo excited for this show

[@gregdimond7047]

O my god you look like Katherine Pierce from the vampire diary.

[@botwitaprice]

there are different doll statues all over; each one gives a different qualityto every player.

[@revivalofnutrient]

“She won the lottery” lmao yeah ok🤣

[@jeffburnham6611]

Spent many hours in Fallout 4, doing settlement builds.

[@FlamingRobzilla]

This is what I'm interested in, the non-fan reaction. I'm curious about what they think about the Fallout universe in general. They are likely not to notice the little inconsistencies fans seem to be nitpicking, and accept the show for what it is. Does the show stand on its own? That's what I want to know.

[@CyberJoeyO]

It’s interesting to see what non fans think. Fans are pointing at screen every 5 minutes because of things in the games.

[@hugzpls]

I mean…me tbh lmao

[@CyberJoeyO]

I’m a big fan too. Playing Fallout 4 again as a result of this show. Fallout 4 takes place in Boston btw.

[@dh7192]

Another fact, the 3 guys who rescue the Ghoul, one of them is using a Junk Jet. A heavy ballistic weapon that fires any sorts of scrap and junk.