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I like how Fallout 1 is almost cosmic horror, there's always a looming threat even though you don't know what it is. As you dive deeper into the wasteland, you discover things like the Children of The Cathedral cult, referring to The Master as a god in cryptic and sinister ways. And when you finally get to see him, it's a grotesque, bizarre, incomprehensible being that engulfs the space with flesh.
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The first 2 fallouts had some interesting and wild options (like having kids with a mafia bosses daughter and wife)
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The best mod I've installed onto New Vegas was one that added classif Fallout 1&2 ambient sounds intermittently throughout the game and it makes it sooooo much better
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I clicked on this video, thinking it was by a creator like Mantis or Rad King. I only realized I wasnât watching a channel with 50K+ subs because I accidentally closed fullscreen. Your writing is a lot better than most of the more âpopularâ Fallout creators.
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This game was my childhood. Everyone was outside during the summer holidays but 11 year old me was indoors with the curtains closed immersed in the wasteland of fallout
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I wish Interplay's 1988 game Wasteland (also created by Brian Fargo) would get more credit for Fallout's inspiration. So many of the features and themes in Fallout were present in Wasteland. Wasteland fans were the first people to buy Fallout, having waited nine years for any kind of spiritual sequel. They were the ones who embraced the new universe and spread the word on how good the game was. Without the hype generated by those fans, Fallout could have easily been one of those forgotten gems that got lost in the tide of great games that released in 1997.
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It's pretty difficult for a 2006 novel to influence a 1997 game.
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Fallout 1-2's OST is more than sounds of a war-torn world; it's the sound of one utterly annihilated. The older games give me a more complete feeling of the horror of its world, it mixes up-beat prewar music with scenes of well, death, which is on it's own disturbing, but it also manages to be extremely visceral and brutal which I think has been lost since Fallout 3 (which had some particularly messed up scenes) and New Vegas. A perfect example being the intro to Fallout 1 where you get to view a literal execution and then see the soldiers casually laughing about it, the latest games didn't retain this kind of disturbing violence, it just has the prewar music mingled with the ruined world. Of course they still have gore, but it's not on full display as it was before and isn't capitalized upon. The color palettes of the newer games are colorful and bright opposed to the older games' gritty and dark tones full of contrast.
TLDR I miss the brutality of the older games. And their overall vibes.
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I remember as a kid, I tried playing this game because Fallout 3 came out and was the talk of the school. And I was curious how the first game would compare to it. It scared the hell out of me lmao. I gave up pretty quickly.
Years later as a teen I read in a game magazine that you can talk The Master into killing himself and I was weirdly fascinated by the idea of that. It made me give the game a second try. It scared me less, but god that feeling of anxiety in my gut still hit.
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Its rare to find video essays that are actually this well written. Great content
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Lmao I can't unsee Nate as that soldier in the intro, thanks for turning one of the protags into a war criminal Emil, very cool.
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hey im drunk, but im gonna like the video so i can save it and watch it when i got sober
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The Road was published in 2006, so it was not an influence on the originals.
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As a zillenial, it took me a few years to fully realise what gaming was like when this came out. 90s games did NOT play around. You either learn the mechanics, or you can get wrecked in a ruthelessly brutal fashion. And I love it, so much so that today, retrogaming takes up a massive percentage of my gaming time.
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Normalise making video essays thats donât suck. Because this one rocks
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Holy smokes, you were not lying. This was well worth the wait.
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Fun fact to those who don't know. The guy who voices The Master is the same guy who voices Whinnie the Pooh.
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As much as a pain the timer is in Fallout 1, I do respect the developers for implementing it, many games talk about urgency in saving the world and whatever but in Fallout 1 its actually there
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I love this old fallout atmosfere, the lore is so unique too
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@landenhansen64
1 week ago
NOTE: The Road did not inspire Fallout. The Road was published in 2006, sorry for the misinformation!
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