Vault 34's Hidden Entrance And It's Connection To The Glow From Fallout 1

In this video we will be taking a look at the alternate entrance to Vault 34 aswell as some insight on the creation of Vault 34 from Josh Sawyer :) Hope you guys enjoy!
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[@gakk8658]

I found it once and was bummed it just dropped me into the cave instead of skipping some of the vault. So many playthroughs later and I still get lost down there every time.

[@Argyleghoul]

i always felt that somthing that was missing from the 3d fallouts were the options to tie ropes to things and blow up door and caveins and such with c4 to clear and open new areas

[@angelsandautobots]

I'm actually a little embarrassed to say I didn't realize that entrance was there. It's neat to see that kind of thought out into it. Thanks Bro!

[@AidenRKrone]

I knew about the secret entrance to Vault 19, but I never knew Vault 34 had a secret entrance. Every time I watch one of your videos, I learn something new-which is surprising, because I'm a veteran player with thousands of hours in the game.

[@lowercase_bread]

What I loved learning about the Glow was the colored key cards are straight-up DOOM references;

[@captainteutonica5474]

The glow was my single favorite area in fallout 1. I loved being there and exploring, talking to the supercomputer and learning about the origins of FEV2 and wishing to get a sample of FEV1. Good times.

[@RaccoonRecluse]

In all my years, I've never went to the top of that hill despite this being in that cave and area a lot.

[@TheEndless1986]

I have spent hundreds and hundreds of hours playing FNV, walking all over the map and there are still things I've never seen

[@Falcon532.]

That's the first entrance I found on my first playthrough, I was just running around exploring and next thing I know I'm falling into a hole

[@piratavorak]

With so many invisible walls, I dont even bother to explore the top of mountains

[@maracourier6718]

My favorite vault! So treacherous yet so rewarding !

[@khazadmann]

I discovered this on my first play through where I always do that 'explore every inch of the map' thing. Funny how I still missed some things.

[@griffonclaw]

Sydney Wolfram was responsible for the concept and implementation of Vault 34. Now it all makes sense why this vault is so frustrating. Thank you for posting the interview.

[@xandermijares342]

New Vegas: the game that keeps on givin’

[@cyak]

Good shit my dude. I didn't know this!

[@pags2008]

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

[@thepolarphantasm2319]

Accidentally found that entrance stoned as f**k one night at like 1:30am, then went back to find it and show my roommate day or two later and couldn't find it again.

[@ryankasch5561]

It's interesting hearing Sawyer talk about it cause I love the all American but I hate vault navigation in general so I rarely get it, so I guess it's cool to know that the difficulty in navigation is a bit intentional, but I still get annoyed at it

[@hermos3602]

I've found this entrance before. I still prefer going through the main entrance.

[@omo_cat1362]

going to the gun runners after looting the entirety of vault 34 feels so good