The Fallout TV Show Review | Noclip Crewcast

[@GregkotGaming]

This podcast is becoming part of my Friday morning routine. Love it. Good to see you back, Danny (but take it easy please). Also, Jeremy can you give us an update on your game? I'm an amateur solo indie dev too and it's nice to see how others are doing.

[@TehPwnographer]

I believe he mentioned recently that a dev vid is coming soon

[@adamwhitehead7289]

The confusion over the developers of Fallout 1 and 2 is understandable due to Interplay's rebranding exercise. So Fallout 1 was made under "Interplay's internal RPG development studio," and that studio was then given the name "Black Isle" shortly after FO1 came out. So FO2 was then proclaimed as being made by "Black Isle Studios." But Black Isle Studios = Interplay's internal development studio. They just shuffled some personnel around (so Cain left partway through FO2 development and people like Avellone came in as newcomers). The "best Fallout game" is contentious because each game added lots of new players but also shifted tone and style a lot, with even Fallout 2 being a lot goofier than FO1. So you have a very divided fanbase as each game added a ton of new players with a different idea of what Fallout "should be," with radically different tones and styles, and each game sold dramatically more than the one before, so you have recency bias fighting old-school grognards who played the first game when it came out. It's all a bit tedious, none of them are crap games (apart from Fallout 76 on release, and non-Tactics Brotherhood of Steel obvs) and the fact they keep changing styles means that hopefully the next game should be different again (you can also chuck in Wasteland 2 and 3 to appeal to older-skool Fallout fans). If New Vegas is the best FO game - which I think there's reasonable support for - it's in the same way that people say Empire is the best Star War (which also took a good 15 years to become a widespread opinion), like if people someone says Hope, Jedi, Rogue or Andor is the best Star War, that's respectable. I feel that way about people saying they prefer FO1, 2, 3 or 4. If they said Brotherhood of Steel, the Rise of Skywalker of the Fallout franchise, not so much. But on that basis Fallout has a pretty high hit rate.

[@chevkoch]

Love listening to you guys. After it found its footing in the fourth episode, the Fallout show only increasingly got better. I'm really happy with it.

[@DeadWhiteButterflies]

I wear glasses for the fear of forgetting to take contacts out and falling asleep. I'll put up with looking like a geography teacher if it means I don't stab my eyeballs into uselessness.

[@glucosaminecondroitan9135]

Fallout New Vegas has always been good to me. I love it a lot. Even when it was freezing a bunch on my PS3. I like Fallout 3 and 4 a lot too. I never had the patience to learn the combat for 1 and 2. Haven't played tactics.

[@LukMasterOfDisaster]

Yeah the pack mules - I need to admit I used Vic in Fallout 2 as a Caddie:) He never had any action points to even shoot anything:) @ 33:32

[@glucosaminecondroitan9135]

I have beat Fallout Brotherhood of Steel because i really liked rpgs that were made with the engine that Champions of Norrath and Baldur's Gate Dark Alliance were made on. Its a bad Fallout game but not a terrible game to play.

[@pronstorestiffi]

Played Brotherhood of Steel on the original XBOX, what an absolute dumpster fire of a game that was.

[@MultiBeautifulDays]

You guys are thinking of honey smacks! that’s the american equivalent of honey monster puffs

[@Jam_Ferguson]

I'm leaving this comment because Jesse wants to drive up engagement. Not that my watch time/retention helps much seeing as I often pause and come back later...

[@marjoe32]

I get you gotta get out, but why not wait for everyone to see the last few episodes? It would be one more week, idk its funny the one guy who watched it all was alot more positive about the show. While i agree with some of the criticism id just prefer a full-view of the show first.

[@Birbface]

WOLVERINE HAS NORMAL BONES MAN. They're just laced with metal. Quit hatin on the best there is at what he does

[@YaBoiBigNutz]

47:20 is probably my new favourite Jeremy moment. Drinking out of a power helmet cup but then Danny brings up Nuka Cola and Jeremy is like "yeah wearing a Nuka Cola helmet" Or y'know, wear a power armour helmet and drink a Nuka Cola hahahahaha

[@GardinerAlan]

I once went home with a girl who couldn't get her contacts out and then asked me to try. We were both drunk and I've never had any interaction w/ contacts before so spent 10 mins gingerly touching her eyeballs and failing. Nothing has ever ruined the mood more.

[@dannyodwyer]

this is so hot

[@GardinerAlan]

Fallout 1 & 2 are incredible - my favs in the series Fallout Tactics is amazing - I'm definitely on one end of the polarization! Fallout BoS is a travesty - NEVER PLAY IT! Fallout 3 & NV are both brilliant - must plays Fallout 4 is essentially baby's first Fallout - super simplified but still fun

[@solanumtuberosa]

Shelter is also fun. A certain online game doesn't exist.

[@TheVelectronic1]

Just to be clear, people weren't happy with Fallout 76 not because it was multiplayer but the astronomical bugs, poorly thought out game mechanics, bricking people's consoles and PC's, undelivered pre-order items (Canvas bag), no refunds on request and adding pay to win micro-transactions after release.

[@nobodythisisstupid4888]

The reason why Danny gets Timothy Olyphant and Walton Goggins confused is probably because they played the protagonist and the rival/antagonist (respectively) of the FX show Justified. It was on around the same time as Sons of Anarchy as well which is probably why that show came to mind.

[@blurose]

Fallout BoS is goofy trash. Nuka Cola is replaced with Bawls energy drink and plays Slipknot and other nu metal bands during boss fights

[@snappums]

I checked the Wikipedia article for Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel and Devin Townsend is listed as a composer?!

[@TehPwnographer]

This is not a comment section I’d expect to see a Strapping Young Lad connection in!

[@glucosaminecondroitan9135]

Probably. I don't remember the score for Fallout BOS but there was a bunch of licensed metal in that game. I know there was a Shadows Fall song for sure.

[@rjt135]

The gulper is clearly an axolotl. How quickly Cookie O'Dwyer forgets.

[@brilliantmonarch]

Fallout Tactics is all about the Brotherhood of Steel. You start as a Squire and work your way up as you progress through the story. IIRC you end up in Colorado raiding NORAD or something lol. ALSO! R. Lee Ermey is your commanding officer and has a TON of lines in the game and he nailed it.

[@StephenYuan]

I always point out to FNV fans who hate on F3 that Bethesda bought the ingredients and set the table so that Obsidian could make dinner. HOw did FNV come together in 18 months? Because Obsidian got the engine, the art assets, the mechanics from Bethesda.

[@viva_pica]

Fallout 1 and 2 were incredible and ahead of their time. They were dark, gritty and morally ambiguous. I got lost in the those worlds for hours.

[@wyldeman7]

I enjoy all the modern fallout games, currently playing 76. But new vegas is just in another echelon to me. Its in the deus ex, baldurs gate 3 "holy shit you can do that and the game accounts for it" echelon. I felt like my choices matter, i felt like i could accomplish anything in multiple different ways, i felt like i could kill any character and the game has 50 voiced lines about it. It just stands out.

[@glucosaminecondroitan9135]

The stoners in the fallout show were hilarious.

[@Kingstallington]

all bones are metal. 🤓

[@LazarheaD]

Let's see what these libs are saying.

[@TehPwnographer]

wat

[@aaronlaughter6471]

Oh no, people with different views, you gonna cry and claim everything is woke.

[@MultiBeautifulDays]

might’ve just been a bit idk