The Full Story of Vault-Tec: Among the Stars - Fallout 4 Nuka World Lore

[@JoshIdstein]

7:39 'bravewain' Perfect timing for a slip of tongue like that.

[@oxhorn]

lol I just now noticed that

[@alexfrancis9448]

I laughed so hard when he said it

[@codaman127]

I'm glad someone else found this too, I just paused the video to re-listen to it.

[@oatmeat432]

Aaron Idstein he's being brashwained

[@JoshIdstein]

***** you just made me laugh out loud at my dentist's. Thank you 😂😂

[@snippy1359]

vault-tec can't even make a fucking ad campaign without experimenting on the people that go through it

[@scuzzball2432]

7:40 "Interferes with human brave wane patterns" That gave me quite the chuckle

[@salysselvyn3777]

I know this is a very late reply to this comment, this is probably the 3rd time I'm watching this video and it still makes me laugh. I almost thought no one had noticed. XD

[@sagenebula7120]

ahh good ol vault tec......even their advertisements are social experiments

[@EveryoneElseIsWeirdImNormal]

Hey points for Efficiency

[@rogertopful]

You really do get Disney's Epcot vibes from this. I think Bethesta got some inspiration from the original rides there. Cool video as always, Thanks.

[@oldspicebodyspray2648]

i like epcot and now their upgrading it

[@sky_skipper]

This place SCREAMS Horizons, which was the ride at the original EPCOT Center that focused on technological advancements in the households of the future. Though the real-life ride focused on households in the city, space, ocean, and desert, it seems like most of the ride's environments made its way into Among the Stars. CITY: Technically on Earth, but with the sci-fi atmosphere it could have easily been mistaken for another planet. The scene focused on city living, and shares a striking resemblance with the living room in AtS. DESERT: holy hell the hydroponics section. The Desert section of Horizons focused on agriculture in arid regions, featuring GMOs and irrigation. I was born after the ride closed, but everyone always mentions the smell of "Loranges" from this section of the ride. Disney would use the smell of citrus to invite riders deeper into the environment of the ride. The "pheromones" from AtS seems to be the most obvious reference to Horizons, especially considering it's in the hydroponics section. OCEAN: Admittedly there's nothing that I recognized in AtS. SPACE: ...the entire ride is literally set in space. MISC: While Horizons was not a walk-through as AtS is, it shares the same sort of pacing and speed as a walk-through. The scenes are made up of physical dioramas just like AtS, though many of EPCOT Center's rides shared this trait. Both Horizons and AtS are also based on the idea of looking into what the future might hold.

[@user-wc3kn7he2l]

Yes. And there's a quest called a magical kingdom I believe it is. For the kiddie area

[@trindalas]

I wouldn’t doubt that Disney is even trying similar experiments on the people. :P (perhaps a bit less violent though, but rather just “buy more Disney crap!”)

[@BirchMonkey857]

It's more likely based on the similar (but earlier) Innoventions in Disneyland. That's mostly a pedantic detail, though. Basically the same thing.

[@NihilusShadow]

There probably isn't enough lore to do a full video on, but I suspect there is something weird on the Moon. There is a mural inside the History of Freedom in Concord which depicts American soldiers fighting in various conflicts throughout history. These conflicts include the Revolutionary War, World War II and the Great War respectively, but it also includes a fourth conflict which is rather curious. Situated between WWII and the Great War is an image of an armed American astronaut accompanied by some kind of starfighters. The description for the mural reads... "From Lexington and Concord to the shores of Iwo Jima, from the Sea of Tranquility to the Anchorage Front Line, Americans have fought and died through the ages to secure our nation’s freedom." This means the part of the mural depicting the astronaut is supposed to represent a conflict which took place on the Moon's Sea of Tranquility at an unknown time before the Great War. Who or what could they have been fighting on the Moon? There is a Special Issue of Guns & Ammo which can be found in the Quincy Ruins called "The Moon: A Communist Doomsday Device?" While that title sounds an awful lot like a crazy conspiracy theory, the fact that the United States fought an enemy on the Moon at some point does raise some interesting questions. I doubt the Moon itself is a giant "that's no moon" type doomsday device, but it would make sense if a Communist base was built on the Moon at some point and potentially houses some kind of weapon of mass destruction. If the Communists built their own colony on the Moon, then it is probably a safe bet that the Americans did as well. The fact that a major battle in American history was fought there would indicate there was some sort of military base of operations during the conflict. Perhaps with the assistance of Vault-Tec, the Americans built a Vault Installation which is still functioning today? We do know from Nuka-World that the possibility of building Vaults on other worlds was a plan of theirs. Building a test installation locally on our Moon would make sense. There are Vaults on Earth still functioning after 200 years and we don't know if any nuclear missiles were fired at the Moon during the end of the Great War, so is it possible any colonies on the Moon were left unharmed? What about the Zetans? Are they just glorified easter eggs and the star of a non-canon DLC, or are they truly part of the Fallout canon? I find it interesting that the Zetans were around before the Great War, but they're also still around 200 years later. Why do they insist on staying and watching humanity fight amongst themselves on their ruined world? Why do Zetan ships continue to fall from the sky and crash to the Earth? What the heck is going on up there? I personally think it would be interesting if the Zetans were canon and they've been in contact with, as well as possibly in conflict with, human survivors on the Moon. It's just speculation of course, but I think something funny is going on in the space around the Moon and it would be very interesting if we could investigate that further someday.

[@NihilusShadow]

rcollpc I wouldn't be surprised if the Government was aware of aliens and covered them up. There are Astoundingly Awesome Tales comic books which feature Zetans. The Government could be covering it up by hiding them in plain sight. No one will believe they are real if they're in some kid's silly comic book after all. The Astoundingly Awesome Tales also include things like super mutants, giant fish monsters and robotic metal men. All of these things are real and, in some cases, product of military technology and experimentation. If they're real, then the Zetans could be real as well. If this means the Zetans are truly canon in the lore, then I'm also very curious to know what the Lone Wanderer is doing with Mothership Zeta. It's been 10 years since then and the Sole Survivor came across another downed alien fighter in the Commonwealth. Something's definitely up.

[@vonneely1977]

NihilusShadow I'm just gonna say "Iron Sky" and leave it at that.

[@GeorgeMonet]

That painting could also be talking about the war of the "space race".

[@jakobfel2]

Considering Fallout is basically supposed to be a video game interpretation of the common misconceptions of nuclear warfare in the 50s/60s, the whole alien thing actually makes sense. I mean, look at all the theories and concepts of aliens from that era: they look like and do a lot of the same things people thought aliens would do if they're real. So, despite the fact that I don't believe in aliens in real life, and despite the fact that Mothership Zeta was my least favorite F3 DLC, I actually like that they're considered canon by Bethesda.

[@sagenebula7120]

Jacob I wondered something where did that death day hit when you have the option to shoot at the earth cause it's north of DC but I'm not sure what place it hit

[@jordanalovesgames2590]

I'd love a video like this on Vault Tec themselves. Great video as always, Oxhorn!

[@Firefox1189]

Jordana Tsitlidis that's in New Vegas.

[@gary8387]

is it bad i recognize that profile picture?

[@legohunter1000]

Gary yes,yes it does

[@Johng2476]

There is a little girl and her father wandering the wasteland I'm curious about. Her name is Charlie and her fathers name is Clinton. I first saw them near the diner around Starlight drive in in a house. I spoke to them but there wasn't much either said and they didn't offer any quests so I moved on. I later found out they have other locations you can find them; the house near the diner being one. I've looked them up but haven't found any interesting lore about them on any site or in game. I thought if you were up to it, that you might be interested in looking into it? Might make an interesting video, I don't know.

[@lucdw3286]

Johng2476 I killed them

[@MoishaAPD]

It's a reference to The Road

[@BioHazard4234]

I eat them

[@deep71753]

or firestarter a references to Charlie and andy just changed the name of the father so that no lawsuit would pop up

[@jimjim5048]

I found those people

[@no-rd5tn]

The concrete behind doors pissed me off

[@GarfieldChunks]

Do you have a short temper or something.

[@tylerjaynes822]

They made me a little frustrated too It's not so much a short fuse as much as "Is this the way out?" "no" "Is this the door to the next room?" "NO" "Is this where the last core thing is?" "FUCKIN NO"

[@nerfnut1900]

Tyler Jaynes So true

[@noobgamer-qb3gq]

Someone still know this in F3 where behind the door there stand "Fuck you"

[@greasyfishtacos]

Noob. Gamer i was about to mention that

[@SSJjay4]

Wow, took me 14 minutes and 39 seconds to make a bowl of cereal and finish it.

[@the4thhedghog396]

Holy heck dude

[@Yekatanarchist]

Lol not impressive one time I ate a gummy candy for 1 hour!!!

[@EveryoneElseIsWeirdImNormal]

What cereal was it that's important it tells a lot about your nothing

[@coolpeter8842]

Probably Dorito flavored

[@GDC4XExodus]

Average lapse time sad flex but okay

[@appaloosahill4499]

The fallout universe is extremely saddening and this is one of the reasons why . Everyone thought and would have space travel by 2091 but instead people were fighting killing ect in wastelands from nuclear fallout

[@appaloosahill4499]

And dam vault techs a fucking awful company

[@56kingcarter]

Appaloosa Hill vault tec and the enclave expected a nuclear war. And the vaults are/were space travel scenrios.

[@nabbyy8392]

*etc* Kill me

[@krisreese6754]

These lore videos are my absolute favorite on your channel. Only reason why I'm subscribed really. I honestly get so dizzy when I'm in Vault Tec Among the Stars especially with the blurry vision.

[@oxhorn]

Thanks for watching!

[@heatherlupton318]

K

[@thefallenC073]

"I think the institute could learn from vault Tec's past."Roasted

[@IIAnaxiezzII]

The murmuring is the language of the Zetan Aliens. It's exactly the same audio file used in Fallout 3 for the Alien Radio signal that leads to the crashed Alien Ship. It makes sense for it to be this as it also suits the whole theme of the attraction - outta space, other planets - etc.

[@thelastlewderspodcastsando7697]

Hey ox just wanted to say that the murmurz are actually a sort of hypnotic suggestion to make the listeners want to invest into vault tec and such

[@IanChunck]

So apparently you actually receive debuffs as you travel through the exhibit. First, you get -1 charisma from Subliminal Suggestions, then -1 perception from Hypnotic Pheromones, after that -1 agility from Theta Radiation, and finally -1 intelligence from Brainwave Interference. All of these debuffs can be viewed from your pipboy when you show effects on the status screen.

[@LogicalResolution]

7:39 "Bravewain patterns." Thanks Ox, nearly gave me a broken rib from laughing! xD

[@Mega-Brick]

I was thinking the spraying liquid in the hydroponics is just to convey what you would smell in a real hydroponics lab.

[@stanley1698]

That was probably the cover story.

[@TheHoobler]

7:30 "It used radiation scrubbers to emit an electromagnetic field that caused interference with human bravewain patterns" ...oh you

[@MachineWashableKatie]

That damn brave wane disruption.

[@chiffmonkey]

I love the easter egg in this dungeon of the Elder Scrolls cosmology. Also the whole concept of vaults being connected to space travel is probably a reference to cut content from Fallout 2.

[@ibanezmetal321]

I'm not very well versed in Fallout lore, so this may have been determined already. I feel like Vault-Tec had a hand in starting the great war in the first place, possibly a major hand.

[@thegrayyernaut]

Vault-Tec had a foot in the U.S. government at the time. They could have manipulated the war to sell their vaults using the paranoia.

[@futurechannel48]

@ibanezmetal321 @thegrayyernaut y'all ain't gonna believe what happens at the end of Season 1 of the show 💀

[@no-ge5mu]

7 years later u called it 😭

[@CooperativeCowboy25]

Finally! A video of this story that I can finally understand! :D Keep up the great work, my dude!

[@branpuff4218]

Experimentception

[@knaggers6136]

Mr. Pootis hello friend

[@Yekatanarchist]

Jesus never saw a pic match eith the comment so well and u look lika a slightly not in his mind vault boy

[@theweredragon9887]

"the insutue could learn some lessons from vault tec" he says while he plays an instute character XD

[@WarNvrChanges]

The year they choose 2291 seems interesting considering that’s just 4 years after the events of Fallout 4. Something tells me we will hear more of this in a future Fallout game. Maybe Vault Tec or even Enclave space colonies really do exist somewhere out there.

[@YourSaddestDeer]

reason for this experiment, just like the vaults, is to test people in isolation/certain situations in order to take notes on information regarding how humans would live/suffer the issues of space travelling

[@benjiquack9232]

This is such a great channel! He puts so much dedication and passion in these videos, his voice is warm and silly. And a video every day in a week! This guy needs more subscribers!

[@brahspadd]

Man, I just wish that Coke teamed up with Bethesda and made a limited brand of Nuka Cola and Nuka Cola Quantum.

[@user-wc3kn7he2l]

Jones soda did at one point. They made nuka quantum although it was just a flavor they already had relabeled

[@alectantheapache6261]

Vault Tec even in fake vaults we EXPERIMENT on you!

[@MidnightmoonRR]

Alec Tan The Apache found you.

[@rubberedducker6981]

Remember that the enclave wanted to colonize another planet, and they had some good pull in the gov.

[@CHBaker-kt9et]

Twisted Perfection The Enclave WAS the government.

[@creeker_g_ray]

7:39 - "brave wain patterns" - my favorite part of this video, it was cute

[@biostemm]

They seem to use protectrons even just for fixed displays - I wonder just how cheap they were, that a simple animatronic statue wouldn't suffice for less... Do we ever find out if Vault Tec created a legit vault to save their own executives?

[@geminisv300]

The theory that the institute is the continuation of vault-tec, is becoming more and more accurated.

[@asphodel2254]

If you go to the Pip-Boy menu and check the stat tab, you'll be able to see the individual debuffs caused by the gases and subliminal suggestions and their specific names

[@yimpyoi9808]

I love how some of the small buildings in fallout 4 are more fleshed out then the core story

[@Dino2GunZ]

So I found one of your videos and I have been listening to them while I work I just wanted to say I think you make awesome videos very detailed I haven't really watched a lot of them but I have listened to a lot of them and the amount of detail is very helpful just wanted to say I think you are very good at what you do I have watched a lot of other Fallout videos and I would have to say yours are up there with the best thank you keep em coming

[@zombiesnaksgaming8603]

You mentioned that vault tec was estimating space vaults in 2291... which happens to be very close to the year the player character emerges from the vault, and if you play long enough beforehand you could visit the vault in that year

[@claire-kaykalnasy105]

Hey Oxhorn, I love your lore videos. I spent the better part of this past weekend watching them/getting caught up. Great work! I think a video on Cambridge Polymer Labs would make a great lore video!

[@Zanelander]

So, theoretically, there's vaults from Vault-Tec in space on other planets. With vault dwellers. That would be fantastic to explore.

[@drivingwithadouchebagpodca1710]

7:38 "...with human bravewain patterns"

[@zacharyalberico9254]

the murming was most likely made for the exhibit to make the visitors feel like the vault was lively and active.

[@blindness134]

Vault-Tec's M.O. in the field of experimentation and research keeps me thinking that the world, Fallout series' fictional world of course, after the nuclear armaggedon is a far better place than the one from yore. Even more if the player in its many incarnations decides to influence it in the right ways.

[@Logankampa]

Man, your videos make me regret selling my Xbox One. I've binge watched just about every one of your Fallout 4. lore videos. Keep it up!

[@brutalchaos92]

At the end you mentioned that you weren't sure why VT would test the effects of Theta radiation. It could tie into the theory that VT was working with the government to build a colony ship and wanted to know the effect the potential power sourse would have on the crew

[@theoutcast2109]

In fallout 3 there was a vault that was testing a way to control the dwellers using white noise kind of similar as this.

[@Dagur_Johannsson]

Thank you so much for your fun and informational videos. Fallout 4 and all the Fallout games are so rich in story telling. I love role playing in this world.

[@BigPapaHere]

Great video and great narration, watching you tell the story I already looked at made me understand it even better, keep up the great work!

[@attacpowdergaming7098]

Love your work! You genuinely enrich the fallout experience with these videos

[@cruggs0730]

Awesome videos, man. I really enjoy learning about Fallout lore and you do a great job at it.

[@RickClark58]

Theta radiation was a by product of antimatter reactions in the Star Trek universe. It may be that Vault-Tec was working on an anitmtter reactor and wanted to study the theta radiation effects. The reactor may have been planned to be used in a starship.

[@thehavenpress]

@7:42 Brave Wain disruptions....perfect!

[@technophile0]

haha, you caught it too... I lmao so hard at that

[@sabrebrantley4234]

technophile .x I don't know or where it is can u show me?

[@techstepman]

that sounded like an imperial probe droid

[@bucket8141]

techstepman don't try

[@Andrewza1]

Looks like vault tech was experimenting for a extended space flight. Would be ironic that a corporation that seemed to focus on digging in to the ground was really focused on space. I mean vault experiments deal with isolation, radiation, cryo sleep, substance withdrawal extra extra. All things that might be needed on a trip that goes interstellar at sunlight speed.

[@tostie3110]

"interference with human *bravewain patterns* " I think the sprays must not have been jusr in-game

[@Chase_1734]

10:10 I took a glance at the screen and thought it said Dr. Batman then read it again and realised it was Dr. Bateman

[@stinkyfinger266]

It's funny how it's basically an ad and their still fucking with people

[@anaseman9558]

In the next game, i want to play as a Vault Tec observer so we can finally find out the true fate of Vault Tec

[@seiyuokamihimura5082]

I love how the labcoats are still prestine white even after having corpses rot away underneath.

[@shortshotgunman5582]

The speach is Zetan. The aliens.

[@thegrayyernaut]

Vault-Tec, to literally any closed spaces: "Must.... Experiment..."

[@TacComControl]

It's actually safe to say that the Institute already learned quite a few lessons from Vault Tec. I for one firmly believe that they likely took plenty of data from Vault Tec to establish their own technology, and built on existing vault technologies to build up their own sustainable underground world. As a small portion of what they were able to do.

[@johnbensinger4931]

I absolutely hate gaming youtube channels but i actually really like yours because its like you're telling a story instead of talking about a video game. keep up the good work bro!

[@nightshade0397]

If you think that clearing out Galactic Zone was tough, try doing it a level 20, only having the Problem Solver and a baseball bat with barbed wire. And the only armor I had was a Greaser Jacket with level 2 ballistic weave

[@yunghart]

Those "murmurs" sounded like the noises from that imperial drone that went to hoth from Star Wars

[@wiredwrong760]

I still wish they had allowed us to plant more stuff for growing in our settlements, maybe even so far as methods to set up special crops that are needed for other stuff rather then just finding wild versions. If that is required.

[@5TailFox]

The pheromones could also be what Lizzie based her mind control gas on.

[@suppportguyone7302]

the buzzing in the entrance is in all the vault entrence scaners

[@wthrill6804]

Nuka World is so great. It would be so cool to visit the Galactic zone in real life (not this attraction though, obviously). It reminds me so much of all the amusement parks I've been to.

[@oscarlloyd3730]

Recently I've been painfully avoiding reading the lore in fallout. Cause I know these videos are going to be a much better way of learning the lore.

[@dieverzogerunglol4083]

7:40 says ‘bravewain’. Best thing ever.

[@chazchazsmithsmith]

i'd hate to have my brave-wains messed with

[@charliesitarski6173]

Strangely, in my first playthrough of Nuka World there was an Institute Courser in Among the Stars. In my next playthrough it wasn't there. I destroyed the Institute in both playthroughs. Also those mumbling sounds are probably the creepiest sounds ever

[@australisplays7615]

Vault tec Among the stars may have been the literal end point for the Vault program Taken from the Fallout wiki The true reason for the construction of the vaults was to allow the government to secretly study pre-selected segments of the American population, observe how they would react to the stresses of isolation, and how successfully they would re-colonize the devastated Earth and stars after the vault opened.

[@appaloosahill4499]

Legate Australis but why ? Why would America throw it's only hope to these In humane experiments ? We know the pre war government knew about the Chinese sub near bostons coast and about its nuclear missiles being armed yet they did nothing or had no time to do anything they just let the whole flipping world die for what ? Some experiment

[@australisplays7615]

I think the US goverment/Vault tec plan was this. The War with China was going to end in Nuclear war, that the Chinese who where loosing the war now (We know by 2077 US forces where operating inside Mainland China including in the Gobi Desert and the Yantze River valley and the US had reclaimed occupied Alaska) and that the Chinese goverment would rather destroy the world rather then surrender. Therefore the US Goverment needed a plan to continue America else where. The US started a Space program with the intent of going to another world whether Mars (Arch Jet where building components for a trip to Mars when the Great war started. or somewhere else outside the Solar System. So companies like Arc Jet and robo co where building parts that could be built for interstellar space ship and infact there is a Nuclear powered Space shuttle in San Fransisco in Fallout 2

[@australisplays7615]

The Vaults where there to preserve a larger gene pool of humanity in particular the ones that worked as advertised like 101. The Plan would have been to use the Dwellers from the 17 out of 122 Vaults who lived in Control Vaults" as Colonists to this new world. The other vaults existed to see how people would react in "adverse circumstances" so the Goverment and Vault tec would know how to shape the new society they would build on another world.

[@australisplays7615]

Infact quite alot of Technology that was deployed in the vaults could have had a use founding a colony on another world The GECK (Garden of eden Creation kit) would have potentially worked as a terraforming tool on another planet Vault 22 was experimenting with crops Vault 81 experiment was a universal cure for disease Vault 111 Cryogenic suspension (This would have been particularly useful if the Star ship was planning on settling the Colony outside the Solar system somewhere where travel time would have been longer than a human lifetime Vault 112 Had people hooked into a VR world and potentially this could have been plan B if the Vault 111 experiment failed. The Colonist would have been put into a VR world for the duration of the trip thus avoiding any issues that may come up with the crew during a potneilaly long journey Vault 8 which functioned as norma and infact opened in 2087 had a GECK could have been a potential experiment in itself it would have allowed Vault tec to see how the GECK and the inhabitants worked/handled being in an "Alien world" ie the Wasteland

[@australisplays7615]

Now as for the war and its timing The Nuclear war may not have been started by the American or Chinese goverments in the Fallout 3 Mothership Zeta theres a reference to the Aliens trying to get the US Launch codes from US General theyve abducted. Infact the Aliens may have triggered the war to prevent Humanity from coloinizing other worlds and if we assume the Aliens are Martians and the Colony ships planned destination was Mars then the alien Iniated war may have been a premptive strike

[@phillipnorman8223]

I would love more vault tech videos

[@theriverbird3812]

Watch the murmuring be "Welcome to Vault 111, your new home!"

[@FREEK777ful]

The forms make some sense considering that if there was a nuclear war, people would be stuck inside a confined area for a long time, so it makes sense that they'd want a good amount of self sufficiency and control among vault dwellers.

[@larry.f]

Could you make a video about the 'Hubologists'. Those guys are weird, and i'd like to know more about them, if that's possible.

[@bguilbeau]

Yes I'd love to hear more about the Hubologists as well.

[@AxeGaijin]

Just look up Scientology. Although Hubologists are probably more legit and less crazy :)

[@jacoblarez6140]

Please please please make a video on those hubologists! Both new and old ones! Thanks Ox!(:

[@johnathanwhite4785]

the distorted noise could be a reference to the robot that Luke went to check out in star wars

[@cristiancollins9947]

Hey Oxhorn, can you do a lore about Suffolk County Charter School and their food pastes? Plz?

[@GarfieldChunks]

I think it's self explanatory

[@WhiskeyTango76s]

There's alot of videos about shit that's self explanatory, usually for those who haven't come across the area.

[@CooledJets]

PixelatedBandit If you didnt notice, the comment was made before the video was uploaded.

[@johnsmith-yf8vx]

yea he did make one ewww

[@flyski7473]

Videos are fantastic! Keep them coming. Love the stories behind each video.

[@danielmorgan9270]

It seems like Oxhorn had his own little interference with "brave-wane" patterns at 7:40 haha I replayed that 4 times to make sure I heard that right

[@rightwinggamer7358]

Even at level 50 those turrets shredded me to pieces.

[@slowbutsure504]

those noises you hear in the back ground, remind me of the aliens in Fallout 3's Mother Ship Zeta

[@TheFlyingJester]

7:36 Classic, Brave-Wain patterns!

[@leftmorningstar6954]

You know, with all the clothed skeletons lying around I have to ask: "Why don't they also have shoes?"

[@Donovarkhallum]

7:40 lol bravewayne patterns. Looks like ox was experimented on

[@alfredhoward5311]

Hey Ox, I love your Fallout videos. You have an excellent story telling voice. Go You!

[@mr.wallace7438]

The mur-muring might be adding sounds to represent people chatting

[@DarinRWagner]

Is "J. Hodgson" a reference to Mystery Science Theater 3000? I rather think that it is.

[@paulnoe8395]

It clearly is! I'm surprised this wasn't noted. I'm guessing Oxhorn isn't a fan. "He worked at Vault-tec Institute, just another face in a blue jumpsuit."

[@oxhorn]

Thanks for pointing that out, I never watched MST so I missed it

[@paulnoe8395]

No worries! It seems they didn't take the joke any further than just that one character, unfortunately.

[@joetylerdale]

Ox, if you ever find the time, try to become familiar with MST, it's quite brilliant at times and very good the rest.

[@DarinRWagner]

There are actually a LOT of references to the show in Fallout 4. For example the doors in the Mechanist's Lair are designed after the door sequences on MST3K... which was a show about a guy trapped in space with 4 robots.

[@papahunter7241]

listening to you explain the lore makes want to play fallout 4 again.👍

[@ISeeUTrolllin]

Every single video I'm telling you man they're so good I friggin love you

[@aggelosrusty6100]

Nice video hey this "humming" reminds me the voice of alien from airship that fell down

[@f4fphantomii468]

It looks like the blurry effect is because of those magnets where you're standing. It's un-ending as long as you stand between them I think.

[@aspen1606]

Vault-Tec back at it again

[@scottpearson9846]

in regards to the murmers it sounds like it is the alien language that you hear when you go to the crash site of the ufo

[@comfortablenerd3894]

Epcot center particularly the giant ball was originally intended to serve as employee housing

[@jasongorkisch]

I don't know if anyone mentioned it - a lot of comments to skim through - but don't forget J. Hodgson is a reference to Joel Hodgson and the setup to Mystery Science Theater

[@napolean2160]

You're fallout lore videos are great. Would you consider making a video regarding you're thoughts about the brotherhood between Fallout 3 and Fallout 4?

[@craigeuler1660]

Are you really making a new video each day (Research and develop)? If so, you're a power machine. Keep it up, my wife and I love these videos