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result was pretty mangled, techniques didnt really work
I've gotten emails from people saying they've had similar things happen to them ingame but I've yet to receive a single video, will wait some more.

[@nameless5512]

Wandering is often considered a sin among gamers who go out of bounds. Suppose this is a form of hell or purgatory for those who commit it.

[@ceo_of_cats]

Would gabeN be at gamer heaven?

[@cosmicmeatball375]

could be. maybe the van buren elements (the quest that begins in the first mojaveraw video, quest likely named after the vice president serving under van buren and the intro video playing one of the tech demo tracks while showing the interplay and black isle logos) might tie in to hell/purgatory because van buren was cancelled and is a game that could be seen as "dead"/stuck in limbo maybe the protagonist has been sent to purgatory in the form of wandering the remnants of vb? spitball theory so probably not all to accurate but would love to hear thoughts on the matter

[@nameless5512]

@@cosmicmeatball375 Limbo is the first level of Hell. No one should be there if this is Limbo, as it’s just sinners there. Meaning those hostile we see shouldn’t be there. It’s likely one of the lower levels of Hell. This is likely the 6th level of Hell, Heresy. Barriers are there for a reason, and breaking through those means you’re straying from the path of god. I know about some literature after having been inspired by Joshua Graham’s conviction. So I’ve caught up on some details pertaining to the locations where spiritual creatures lie.

[@PosthumanHeresy]

@@nameless5512 Note: Heresy was committed at one point earlier in the videos too. The long table clearly evokes the Last Supper, and at the Jesus position was meat and a blood bag with a custom name of some chemical. Player sat in Jesus's position and consumed the flesh and blood.

[@Noguchiii]

​@nameless5512 yes I agree, that's why there are heretical texts scattered about, just to reinforce the idea of hell

[@octave772]

one thing I've learned from this series Ulysses was right, the long 15 HAD TO GO

[@vanyablazer3113]

Yea Im with good old father Elijah now we gotta hit it w that big cloud

[@austinhletko7994]

imagine if he's just exploring the out of bounds area then suddenly "Hello there. It's good to see a friendly face. Almost took you for a raider, I did. Name's Malcolm. Malcolm Holmes."

[@Dirpman42]

Even Hell won't stop the grind for those Sarsaparilla Stars.

[@agentawassi5412]

"What the fuck are you doing?! My brother died at the Battle of Hoover Dam. You're desecrating a war memorial!"

[@theskykeeper8476]

I'd love a survival horror Fallout, imagine how terrifying the first years after the great war would've been, listening to the unending emergency broadcasts and witnessing the first mutants

[@shoemcflextheflex2199]

keep forgetting most cities out east are probably like this

[@TheCapitalWanderer]

DUST

[@stal_1842]

@@TheCapitalWanderer DUST but with custom landscapes/worlds like the ones in the channel would go insanely hard

[@mamaproxy]

Obscurum: Pandemic.

[@AehabCries]

you should play S6S's dead money overhaul: DMT.

[@ASolidOpinion]

I've got two theories on this one. 1. Given the refrences to Hieronymus Bosch, somehow the player character has found their way into some kind of representation of hell. The strange, sometimes incredibly dark imagery would point to this. Something did stop them from just using the console to unlock a door in an earlier video, which would also point to some higher power stopping the player from just noclipping through everything. That would also make whatever he panic fires at at the end of this video quite terrifying. 2. They've crossed into some weird, darker, alternative version of New Vegas. If the Intro video is anything to go by, this isn't Bethesda's game, this is made by Black Isle and published by Interplay. Refrences to real world drugs are made instead of fake alternatives, the Wasteland is now just The Wastes, the world is in a much worse state and if the newspaper is anything to go by, Mr. House wasn't around to trigger his defence systems, meaning Vegas was propably devastated.

[@PXTSERYU_]

love the second one, would make for a cool mod

[@PosthumanHeresy]

I took it as Mr. House's Hell that the Courier is intruding in. If you go through it with the idea of this being House's hell, a ton of different things match up. The newspaper could even be a fake, rather just another in a long list of terrors for Mr. House. There was that note about how you'll know when to set it up in order to bring friends to you, and that never came up again. There was the terminal in the room with the Platinum Chip that talked about it not working. There was the Last Supper where you take communion while positioned as Jesus, your own worshiper and messiah. Chess with a machine is a common metaphor for predictions and nuclear war. The briefcase invokes the nuclear briefcase. It all fits Mr. House very well.

[@Bluewallchannel]

I like your second theory. Drb0sch didn’t need to add those newspaper articles if it was just a personal hell or purgatory story, so it does point to the discovery of some weird alternate reality within the game.

[@badusername9903]

comment hearted! vindication!

[@twotamatos]

That’s exactly what I thought too no joke xD im thinking u should make a very evil karma player hidden ending where u get a perk like lord death n it grants u a key to a bunker where u go in it and there are just tonsa deathclaws, the creatures from the Pitt in the steel mines and just tonsa moments where u may see corpses of the people u killed or just gore in general ontop of weird disorienting dark corridors no pip boy Fx at all super amazing stuff here bravo to the mod maker

[@Jeanhdson]

This happened for not giving the 2000 bottle caps to John Fallout

[@AhmadWahelsa]

War doesn't change

[@tompurcell2513]

who the hell is John Fallout?

[@averagehl2betafan148]

@@tompurcell2513 john fallout

[@xaikken]

@@tompurcell2513its a reference to a meme

[@tompurcell2513]

@@xaikken good to know i was expecting someone to say ligma balls

[@Kelsey_Keaton]

If nothing else, this series thus far serves as an excellent example of atmospheric storytelling. What starts out as a benign romp around some mundane architecture has evolved into a struggle against an unknown and unseen force. A compelling watch thus far.

[@heehoo3685]

assuming the vast majority, or even a fair bit of it is in engine... as someone who was struggling to even get a custom radio and the GECK extender working in game, this is phenominal work. if this project ends the way you would like it to, i would love to see how you made all these, even outside of gamebryo stuff, though thsts up to you. the feeling towards the middle section of always being just in the caution state and not seeing or knowing what the threat is/running from a threat, the weapons being low in ammo and close to breaking, the pip boy light not even being close to useful, all very tangible things new vegas players encounter, being twisted into something very malicous. that primal fear of the dark and unknown being made even more upfront and nightmarish, something that takes the very medium of whats containing it and using it twist and turn. the tangible reactions that this player who just wanted to see what they could find out of bounds, and the acting behind making them, and the *charater acting* through things like repetively checking if the radios work in the 2nd video, and the swivel of the camera, like perking up of ears when they hear the slot machine sound, cutting through the eeireness. like, the mojave express box and the slots could make you think. "oh, maybe this is primm!" only for the video to keep going. thats good. i should stop rambling.

[@cosmicmeatball375]

Keep going, love to hear peoples' thoughts

[@Ahnock]

this whole thing feels reminiscent of the door in the copied city in nier. obviously not trying to pass itself off as something that's actually real, but just the whole continuous descent out of what seemed like an ordinary interaction that nobody else has seen.

[@Bluewallchannel]

The use of the sneak mechanic was genius. The entire series has had little to no actual threats, until now. Seeing that some new unknown hostile force is stalking around the player was pretty terrifying. I also found it interesting how the player progressed from last video to this one. It shows the passage of time pretty well, and the poor quality of everything he uses shows how the player is just scraping by to survive.

[@blockoutenvycatt]

i hope that when this webseries is finished this mod will be released,im aware it prob uses a lot of cinematic tricks to accomplish what it does,but it would still be cool to be there in person.

[@dotvalin]

It would be great for this arg to continue as a playable mod, but it would take a lot of development time considering how many different paths it should have.

[@zhalosc]

i would love to see drbosch give us a behind the scences

[@Tarnished-bn5gq]

I’d genuinely love for there to be mods for each Fallout game that turns it into a surreal, procedurally generated psychological horror experience if you go outside the map’s walls.

[@stephanieviger2996]

Fallout new vages has very good liminal space properties

[@mossy3565]

Something of note, the player is making use of a lot of items not actually in the game, but still make sense for the engine Earlier, the player picked up Morphine. Med-X was originally going to be called Morphine until it sparked a controversy around the use of irl drugs, so it was hastily changed Here, the player is using a chinese assault rifle, and picks up a chinese pistol (the later has been renamed to just 'pistol'). These are both weapons heavily used in Fallout 3, but didn't (to my knowledge) appear in New Vegas Also, a lot of the side items appear like dev testing prototypes. Bedroll especially, since it is entirely unbranded, and works slightly different to its counterpart in Lonesome Road Even the big floating squares room might have something to do with scaling textures correctly, or seeing how textures compare in the dark. All of this seems like maybe an early build of New Vegas?

[@youhavealertedthesonic]

You’re right about the second fact. The Chinese Assault Rifle/Chinese Pistol doesn’t make an appearance in F:NV.

[@wormsarmagedon]

i'd bet that the underlying reason for this is that it probably has something to do with interplay not selling their ip to bethesda in this timeline

[@genkoti]

Bad NPC's go to the beta-box.

[@mineassasinlol6428]

It surprises me how the black box from the actual FNV out of bounds didn't appear

[@mineassasinlol6428]

@@wormsarmagedon It leaves a lot of questions, like them using their engine or F3 elements appearing in this beta (from an in lore perspective, I know it would take way too much effort to make everything different)

[@user-fk5xb6gr9y]

как ощущается жизнь, когда ты живёшь по принципу "Мне нужно просто дожить до пятницы".

[@toster41]

I remember exploring the mojave out of bounds as a young teen as well after nuking NCR and Legion, exploring the aftermath of the surrounding areas... Don't quite remember why I stopped doing that rather fast, but when your footage rolls it reminds me that the darkness induced night that you manage to encapsulate so well was definitely a big factor. Also love the fact that you inspire yourself and use elements related to Van Buren, best way to pay homage to it.

[@ThatguyOverthereLLC]

What inspiration comes from van burren? Don't know much about it

[@toster41]

@@ThatguyOverthereLLC Character names, quest objectives, bits of landscapes, some of the plot and also hard to spot details such as the morse codes and probably many others to find

[@pedrotbird5426]

Theory: Interplay and black isle studios have aqquired fallout new vegas in this alternate timeline, the game has a much darker tone and this outside area is indicitive of that

[@DoMyHomework_]

don't get no fallout new vegas from the gas station bro

[@Nobodycares22222]

that would be freaky, all of sudden u stumble down this dimly light ale 66, with just one game that was on offer next to nothing, go to cash out even the dude behind the counter seems off with a weird creepy smile you payed, the shop owner said have nice evening :))) with a creepy deep monotone voice you walk back to car: get your car, you look back at the gas station the guy behind the counter just stairing at you, next thing the lights go off in the gas station then came back on to find out his gone... ok time leave next day you come back to the gas station, to find that gas station has disappear, like it never existed, but how, you go home to see that copy fallout you brought from that gas station was real, yes you still have it but how ? so you play it to f round to find out.

[@_gerg]

Wow I've been connecting the dots, this story is wild! Looking forward to where this goes!

[@IcantAIM-wiz]

Ay yo, nice to see you here

[@schmort.]

gerg please don't hurt my family

[@mailmanwilly]

Some thoughts, this may be incoherent. Early on I thought this would be some numbers station ARG in New Vegas, given the radio band and that whole thing with the pilot. By the end this turned into a cross between the player/Courier/both entering a personal hell and entering a video game equivalent of the Backrooms. The latter got me thinking with the that intro video (this series happens in a whole other timeline) and how everything after that pit in the ground was leftover material from Van Buren and maybe a scrapped prototype of Fallout 3. Having a Chinese assault rifle isn't out of the question since New Vegas reuses 3's assets. We may also be creating Hell as we move along, given the shared name between the person, Courier, and historic artist. Clipping past that gate was a really bad idea. I also noticed the player would sometimes stop to look at paintings on the walls, some of which I could not discern. I could not tell you if this meant something or not. Then there is that strange glow video. Perhaps that player was catching a glimpse into the timeline of our out-of-bounds Courier? Also I like how this video ends with shooting at something you can't see. Feels fitting. On the whole this was a fun watch, one that was genuinely stress-inducing at points.

[@xanx3572]

i just noticed he has a chinese assault rifle

[@brettheinz1599]

The audio which says "I don't recall ever having been very much preoccupied" around 2:16 is from an interview with a government researcher involved in the MK Ultra experiments. The same clip was used in the 2013 horror movie "Banshee Chapter," which is the only copy of it I can seem to find

[@samedwards3285]

TL;DR: the spurs no longer jingle jangle, it's capital wasteland bad now.

[@someoneandtsantsan750]

There will be no weddin' bells for today.

[@previousdoctor8362]

Man, I forget how good the ambience of new vegas can be when its just you in a dark world.

[@bruhman2089]

So in short. This is either an alternate story of New Vegas that was made by black isle and interplay (as mentioned in the intro video), which makes sense due to the implications of various lore of fallout (as well as changes), and the names of real world drugs as used in Fallout 1. As well as the last two video having some reminiscence of Dr. Houses arrest and a war zone. So maybe the lore was heavily tweaked which made the mojave absolutely uninhabitable or this is all supernaturally meta, as in the code transformed an out of bounds area into purgatory as a repercussion for lingering. Though the additions and references of real world religious paintings and artists is too odd for it to be meta. these theories were both mentioned by various people in the comments, but I wanted to preach about this too at the end. Whilst there is no clear disclosure on the ARG, theorizing is for the best, and these two seem to make the most sense out of all.

[@bruhman2089]

the first theory imo is the most sensible for me It could explain the even severer desolation of the wasteland than in the mojave we have now, since house was arrested and never had the chance to pave the way for the Mojave into prosperity. It really makes you think about the earlier segments of previous videos including actual test maps for fallout NV, and the odd christian imagery though. What were they all about?

[@testedkiller2002]

another banger man, great job keeping up the mystery without flubbing it hard like other people. the detail is insane, the single shot ammo going down from the last video and in this one has me guessing what kind of horrors our protagonist is defending from.

[@user-bv1gq8jj6b]

So I guess no one's gonna talk about the shadowy figures at 0:19? They kind of looked like Marked Men or something like that, maybe they were the hostile creatures that appeared at the end of the video? Idk but this one's been my favourite part so far, hope to see more updates in the future.

[@drnshk]

it looks like the silhouettes of the mojave outpost statue. although the creator could have been trying to use it to make it look like people watching you

[@TheThing4444]

Maybe the body called "Last Men" in the last video may imply there's some human or humanoid group, which may be those shadowy figures. If these shadowy figures are NPCs, they should show up in the radar right? Perhaps they're actually statues. The earlier videos had a tendency to have those show up.

[@scottthejatt]

​@TheThing4444 If I remember correctly, isn't the "Last Men" the group of Legion and NCR troopers who attack you in Lonesome Roads?

[@nopehere3467]

hell valley sky trees

[@nopehere3467]

Is there four figures?

[@kingra2541]

If this is a playable mod than I'd definitely like a download to it when your done with this series. This surreal stuff would work well with a horror playthrough.

[@bingelister5091]

This is awesome. I usually don't find things like this before their conclusion so I'm excited to see where this is going. The Wastes truly feel like the end of the world, unlike the fallout games (except for 1 maybe). It could either be right after the great war or farther into the future past the events of New Vegas. It could be in California (since that's where the Mojave Outpost leads) or it could be a kind of Hell, since it was found underground. Can't wait to see which one it is.

[@194_SS]

The name of his character is a Renaissance artist that depicted famous paintings of hell.

[@TheInfamousWoahgoat]

Reserve ammo goes from 10 to 8. He’s been firing at something.

[@binn2662]

In the previous video he pulled out his shotgun from the eerie noises so probably

[@bananabuns1369]

at this point you should just verify your files and make a new game, your savefile is so over man

[@xanx3572]

he's playing on a ps3

[@bananabuns1369]

​@@xanx3572 well shit, time to give up then

[@luxarion]

@@xanx3572he has a cursor

[@thenateshow4371]

@@xanx3572 He uses console earlier in the series. meaning he is on PC

[@billforson3143]

​@@thenateshow4371PS3 has a keyboard slot 🙄

[@Peters-swamp]

The Wastes is genuienly terrifying

[@Kunifter]

Its censoring the links i send to the image i found in 4:30-4:40, so you can just take my word for it. The image encoded in the audio seems to be a man similar to dr house posing besides a ladder, hope this helps, if you want the full image ill find a way to get it to you

[@kwibzi]

I found where the image is taken from. It's a picture of Howard Hughes (who was a huge inspiration for the character of Mr. House). If you google 'Howard Hughes Ladder' you can find the image.

[@augmentedkazoo357]

Chinese Assault Rifle in New Vegas? My man is witnessing horror with his very own eyes while playing Tales of Two Wastelands!

[@AParticularlyConcernedCitizen]

Every weapon from 3 is in NV's game files so probably not lmao.

[@augmentedkazoo357]

@@AParticularlyConcernedCitizen You need the mod if you want the FO3 weapons. And I doubt they'd have working iron sights if it was *outside* the mod.

[@AParticularlyConcernedCitizen]

@@augmentedkazoo357 I don't even understand how you could watch this entire series and not figure out this guy knows how to mod the game. The guns already exist and just have to be made usable, which is easy to do.

[@augmentedkazoo357]

@@AParticularlyConcernedCitizen And you clearly didn't understand a joke.

[@AParticularlyConcernedCitizen]

​@@augmentedkazoo357 Oh haha so funny hehe

[@r00dfr00t]

Wow I've never seen someone's New Vegas get this corrupted before. Have you tried turning your PC on and off?

[@bsmith9890]

Wdym this is just fo76 at launch

[@Gabriel-el3hn]

POV: You’re a New Vegas player at launch

[@MattemIgnorum]

This is ART. Excellent, excellent, excellent.

[@EristheSlack]

There is a spectrogram image hidden at 4:30 ish

[@CrashingWaves-dm6oi]

looks like a mushroom cloud

[@kwibzi]

It's a picture of Howard Hughes.

[@mirroreduniverse9044]

Is this all an alternate version of the game, where Mr. House was never able to start his plan to save Vegas? I'm asking because of the newspaper that is used where Mr. House is being investigated, it probably is in the vanilla game but maybe this could explain all of the dilapidated buildings. Just a little theory that I had

[@The_Man_____]

The strange mechanical pillars from the second and third video make a come back 4:45 and 6:22 as some sort of tower.

[@rooknizan2923]

Important note: the entire time, Player Character has been wearing the Emergency Mask and Roving Trader Outfit, and even when they had their inventory mostly emptied, they never had the Mask or the Outfit stripped from them at any point, but I've noticed through the videos that the Emergency Mask has slowly been losing durability.

[@CasperTheRamKnight]

john fallout in the falloutrooms

[@SomnusVivarum]

Am I right in saying that the video is in a severely non-linear format? You can tell from the ammo count along being consistently inconsistent, especially with the shotgun. I don't know if it's intentional or not, but it looks like someone would have to rearrange the scenes to get a full timeline.

[@finn_in_the_bin5263]

Maybe but it could also be finding and using ammo between the corruption-skips

[@nickwhatever]

the fcking sound at the beginning, jesus christ

[@flipnote1]

i am genuinely flabbergasted by these videos. this is amazing

[@AlotOfSteamGames]

Bro this is why you should never play fallout new vegas on the ps3 😭

[@SNAREWILD]

considering how bosch recorded the weird alternate intro, i'd wager this whole series isn't an alternate universe. like the player only knows the version of new vegas where house couldn't turn on the defences (for example the mojave outpost seemed perfectly normal) instead, he knows that was a weird strange alteration and thats why it was shown to us, the game itself is changing. evolving. mutating. slowly becoming something you can't even recognise as new vegas as it twists and twists more and more

[@m_crowley6674]

you shall come to know there is more to fear in your reality than death, and you will come to know there is more to fear in death than hell

[@pizzamanjoe46]

this looks lie the dead money Elijah ending after math

[@nova7v276]

Holy crap that ending got me.

[@DanielTheAssassin]

As someone who usually just waits for the other eggheads to figure out the plot and connect all the dots and bring up every theory and make me go "ohhhhhh" for all of these types of things. I have to say that the experience of someone like me watching all of these videos has been nothing short of fantastic. I've always been a fan of finding things that were not meant to be, like the simple (possibly intentional) gap in the invisible wall atop Long 15 down to literally everything else in this unknown landscape that Interplay/Black Isle have created in their own version of New Vegas. Despite relying on others to figure things out, I have noticed things myself, too. Like how there's elements of 'Fallout 3' (which is most likely just Van Buren in this reality) present, the overarching plot regarding the fact that Mr. House likely never made it to be the person he was meant to be, his arrest being a catalyst for the Mojave and therefore New Vegas to have a worse fate.... although if that was the case, then there's no way NV would still be standing, meaning that any 'normal' gameplay before the Long 15 invisible wall gap was found is either an illusion or it never happened, and the umpteenth clone/iteration of Bosch just suddenly finds his consciousness starting as just an innocent silly billy showing a neat little thing like the parkour off, only to begin the journey again. (Even if the famous phrase 'Begin Again' hasn't been used at all, I'd imagine this could fit into things). It's even more proven by the fact that upon returning again at the Outpost, nobody's there, like all life just disappeared at the snap of a finger... it could indicate the ACTUAL state of the Outpost, abandoned and unused because there is no New Vegas or POI for the NCR. Eitherway, this has been hitting all the right buttons for me. The exploration of the unknown, the very neat little details like how it clearly displays that the player is definitely a fan of RPGs, to the point of immersing himself even into the unknown (like sitting down in places and using third person to display his character as if it's being posed for screenshots, or actually pretending to eat a Steak with a knife and fork, then putting the knife and fork kindly on the plate to signal being done... THEN PUSHING THE PLATE FORWARDS TO SIGNAL THAT HE'S REALLY DONE! IT'S SOMETHING I USUALLY DO AFTER I'M DONE EATING!), subtle horror and the fact that there's not just something off with the game, but that there's an entitiy in the game that's clearly either hunting the player down or stalking them. At first, I didn't know what to think of the entity, I read some comments and imo it seems that it isn't ALL evil, but rather wants the player/Bosch to be polite and respect whatever's going on, punishing him for doing things like unlocking the locked door using a console command... which only brings to question why Bosch/the player refused to use the console for more, like instead of being sad that he can't go back into the Mojave through normal means, just using "coc [insert Mojave location here]". Regardless, recent events seem to indicate the entity isn't as benevolent as it once was, clearly hunting the player down (or the thing at the end not being the entity, but I doubt it considering the player was clearly aiming at something with pretty good 'accuracy' for what seemed like just a sound-based cue)... so were the parts of asking the player to be 'polite' and respecting the rules just a manipulation to bring them closer to a place to fully hunt them down, like the Wastes, or did it have a change of heart to the worst? What I do know, though.... is that it's not a regular NPC, but in fact, built into the game's runtine and/or mechanics. Because it clearly doesn't have a form, whatever the player attacked at the end didn't seem to show up as anything up ahead despite sounding like they're right in front + the previous attacks at the door + the console unlock attempt door being disruptive enough to corrupt the visuals and sound of the recording, aswell as being able to detect console usage and/or the player attempting to enter a new cell. Enough rambling that probably missed all the actual plot. Great work, a New Vegas ARG was not in my cards but it made this year all that much better. Though it adds to the list of things that bring me the desire to be one of those people to actually find something weird and uncharted, but then again, reality's too boring for that, that's why my dreams are so nice.

[@DanielTheAssassin]

I just realized, watching back the part where the entity and its attacks were introduced. It might be a satanic entity, since it leads the player on to find 'keys' to unlock certain doors. The 'key' pipboy icon? Going into the Gnosticism page of Wikipedia, one of the first things shown is a page from the Gospel of Judas, the pip-boy icon having the same torn-up type of shape. So is the 'entity' Judas, who has been in Hell for as long as we know considering his suicide chosen as the easy way out? Eitherway, this entity is most definitely a demon, deity or something amongst those lines.

[@MOBIUSPrototype]

The way at the very end when the player is crouching with the chinese assault rifle and looking for something (or someone??) in the darkness and the layered ambience sounds completely drop to silence and are instead replaced with that creepy rasping for one whole second....chills, instant chills

[@hatcrab4923]

Moral of this story: never buy new vegas from the street crackhead that used to work at interplay

[@dracorex426]

Patrolling the nuclear winter almost makes you wish for a Mojave.

[@twotamatos]

U helped me find a really cool hidden ending to my mod u just kill every npc n then you will be granted a perk or a challenge that gives u a key n a marker on ur pip boy and then u can go in a bunker and it’ll basically just be like this but with really nasty tweaked deathclaws and corpses strung up isolation and loneliness to make u feel like ur in hell. I love this stuff u really showcase why I use this engine above all. Fallout 3/Nv graphics can take u away like no other game the isolation with the sound Fx u add is just so perfect I want to create something like the road u truly made some good horror here and helped a modder find some really cool visions for themselves

[@TehTechnoMiser]

Looking into the audio that plays over the radio (presumably) at around 2:16 is interesting. It led me to a movie called Banshee Chapter, made in 2013, which is a "based on true events" kind of deal about experiments that revolved around MK-Ultra. While I still need to watch the movie, this audio segment feels like an actual interview that took place, rather than scripted dialogue in a movie. I'm not sure how this fits in with the rest of the themes we see in this series, but one could argue that MK-Ultra is about what happens when people go much too far; Like what we see here, where the Courier and the rest of the world also went much too far, in different ways. Edit: I had a few thoughts after I posted this during my day, and this entire series is about a descent into Hell. Maybe not the Courier's personal Hell, but definitely Hell of a sort. This is where things go when they're Damned. MK-Ultra was a series of heinous and cruel experiments done by a government that was above reproach. And in this Hell, it is also the Hell of the entire US: Nuked without remorse, shattered into a million irradiated pieces. This is not only House's Hell, not only the Courier's Hell, but also the Hell for the US.

[@Shimane-Maru]

This is so awesome, I love the atmosphere.

[@corneliusocachorromanteiga5931]

I loved the atmosphere done for these videos, i hope there is a game in the future that has a ambience similiar to this one

[@heatherkirk7657]

this series is amazing and i'm so excited for the next one, keep it up

[@uberfund6967]

I recogniz e the radio broadcast from about 1:58. It's sampled in I Am The Walrus by The Beatles and is from King Lear Performed Live At The BBC! The particular line being recited is: "If ever thou wilt (audio in this video cuts in here) thrive, bury my body. And give the letters which thou find’st about me to Edmund, Earl of Gloucester. Seek him out upon the British party." It cuts in again at 3:06 "O untimely death!" This set of lines is spoken by the character Oswald.

[@dimaspivo3020]

I guess this is not his first trip outside the Mojave’s. I believe that this place has its own will, and every time you died in this place, it devoured a part of your memories to try to rebuild the world from your memories. And every time you died you, the same exact copy of you appeared somewhere in Nevada, and it will do exact same this as your original did

[@plasticshowdiver9157]

fnv is the perfect atmosphere for this, you are doing an amazing job and ive always wanted to see something like this ever since i was playing out of bounds when i was around 11/12 years old, i always looked for the eerie sensation it gave me, and you encapsulated it perfectly, and executed it beyond what i thought was capable of, i salute you and the groundbreaking work you have put into this

[@spoopy2371]

Dude I don't care how long every episode will take, please keep working on this series. This is the most unique take on this genre of Internet fictional horror.

[@Gabriel-el3hn]

If you want something similar to this look into chainmail chasers, night mind has a great vid about it

[@kylefluto5384]

Reminds me of the perpetual closet and ensuing chasm documented in The Navidson Record while reading HOL.

[@BedeGeneris]

i’d play this, got that edgy feeling I imagine the original fallout would have

[@0x2480]

just finished watching through everything on this channel so far and i am in LOVE with this, especially since it seems like this is all in engine eagerly waiting for the next upload :D

[@TDEnotyeehaw]

the spectrogram shows a man leaving a plane (???)

[@ialaeopedrin]

its mr house ceo of robco

[@xaikken]

This is unbelievably fantastic my friend. Thank you for creating it

[@alfiemccalfry6635]

I've tried increasing the brightness at the end, but can't see what he's shooting at. The Aim Market flashes red for a split second, so there is definitely something there, but he doesn't seem to be firing at anything.

[@drastro7349]

This is what happens when you do drugs, kids.

[@owenl7598]

super excited to see where this goes excellent work!

[@mon0lin]

ngl i wanna see more attempts at the console commands. it had interesting results the first time he tried it, but i guess if he tried to do it too much he would get killed by whatever that thing was that got him the first time.

[@nova7v276]

If this was released as a mod or something I would download in a heartbeat.

[@vault18starplayerandenclav8]

Ummm i uhh..... apparently from what i can see the...... spectrogram noises at the beginning make a image of Kirby

[@jack_kennedy]

this shouldn't be so interesting oml

[@MarcelCartel777]

So you are telling me he did all this without crashing once?

[@meropticon_1651]

I should NOT have drunk White Bird's "tea"

[@playername9746]

Something I don't see many people talking about that I feel deserves mentioning is the slow change in playstyle. At the beginning and even continuing past where people would just call it quits, the way b0sch plays can be considered classic NV player behavior. In this video however, b0sch is completely frantic. Constantly scanning for threats and never keeping his back turned to the room for more than 2 seconds. He's hiding under every bit of cover he can find and frantically scrabbling for every item he can find with even a slight chance at helping him to survive. Notably though, his looting now is not in line with his looting before. He ignored every item that was valuable but didn't heal or do damage. With all things considered, his behavior seems more like that of an ACTUAL survivor of the wasteland, NOT a player.

[@SusietheSkelethor]

I love this arg

[@stal_1842]

am I tripping or is there someone looking at the player around 7:04

[@CarlMcCarlson]

I took a few screenshots and edited around with the brightness and there's definitely some sorta silhouette

[@PXTSERYU_]

hello there, Sadly The Future Is No Longer What It Was profile photo

[@mailmanwilly]

I saw nothing, but the fact b0sch liked your comment has me dead.

[@AParticularlyConcernedCitizen]

It's either a dark skinned character or a marked man in doctor fatigues.

[@vault18starplayerandenclav8]

Brightening the image shows that there is something. But it could be a manequin... Or something else.

[@Olafmikli]

Pahrump. Interesting connection to that weird signage from cut New Vegas content. Maybe not-so-cut?

[@jiimjaam]

The fact that this video is titled "nowhere" and has all this hellish imagery seems to call back to the earlier video that was titled "somewhere" and had the imagery of a relatively safe location. It might refer to the two places being Hell and Heaven, respectively? The location that Bosch explored in "somewhere" also had references to The Three Versions of Judas and the Library of Babel which might add to the Heavenly, divine imagery. Perhaps the skeleton that they couldn't go near due to it emitting a high amount of rads in "somewhere" was meant to evoke God and being unable to "go near" him due to being divine in nature, and thus being incomprehensible to the human mind? EDIT: To add to my theory, the skeleton emitting the rads was behind a doorway filled with pure white, possibly representing the gates of Heaven. And maybe the fact that "God" is a skeleton is a reference to Friedrich Nietzsche and his famous belief that "God is dead."

[@CrashingWaves-dm6oi]

adding to the Nietzsche connection, in the video prior there was a man named "Last Man", which is a reference to the last man on Earth and is the antithesis to the Übermensch (of which it seems the OP now is)

[@luxarion]

oh my lordy lord

[@packstrapswallow]

i'm not really all that versed into the music of new vegas but if you made that shit yourself then props to that i'm fucking impressed

[@adeveth]

hi hope this keeps going

[@CALCIUM5975]

What if this is the Van Buren map? The maps of all the Interplay fallout games are all super expansive just like what this seems to be portraying and the original fallout had no radio like how he can't get the radio stations to work with an exception being the UVB-68 station. That's all the evidence I have though.

[@xanx3572]

0:22 are those statues?

[@mortemssoul6342]

Do you think something is out there Dr?

[@PXTSERYU_]

also on an unrelated note lmk if you want someone to work on the sound design in the videos w/ you would be extremely fun

[@MRPILOT848]

im new here and im saying are you still fine? like is it done have you escape so called thing? you have been exploring this land scape of you can’t find an exit? if so i don’t know what Will happen in the future?

[@mimitoze966]

He should have used Vats, Smh

[@elbebetoen4kfullhd147]

This happened for trying to download TTW without a programming class before

[@mbramley1995]

Anyone ran the odd audio noises through a spectrogram yet? I'm sensing hidden messages

[@vamp4104]

the beginning had some kind of face to it.

[@CrashingWaves-dm6oi]

thw second is howard hughes stepping on (or off) of a plane, one he was injured in. Since House was based off of Hughes and there's an abandoned plane in the Mojave...

[@unbekannt__1]

YESSSS!!!!!! YEAAAHHH!!!!

[@vanyablazer3113]

WHO WON THE LOTTERY

[@bsmith9890]

​@@vanyablazer3113SMELL THAT AIR!? CAN'T YOU JUST DRINK IT LIKE BOOZE!?

[@MaxW0lf]

Yeah, towards the end you can see the two dots indicating an enemy presence but if you put speed in 0.25x there seems to be two figures standing in the shadows. However the player just shoots randomly and not to where does things are. Love it! very interesting details there. Silent Hill met Fallout 😂

[@theagentofchaos9018]

Giving vibes of Dante's Inferno...

[@bvvvvvgg]

I'm thinking the arg is someone got they're hands on an earlier build of lonesome road

[@proxdgamer4av2.07]

I think you installed so much mods that the game got tired of the mods and send you there

[@metaljacket8128]

I don't see anything at the end when he's shooting. Anybody get an image?

[@webberVB]

i actually had something similar to this happen in fallout 76

[@Player_21-uw9vc]

Dude I need this mod, where did you get it or did you make it, I went out of bounds and found nothing for miles

[@engie3953]

Hey i've sent you an email with the video like you asked but i think it got corrupted or something, i sent another one that works well now and it looks similar

[@xanx3572]

yay lets fucking gooo