Fallout has a lot of history, factions and people that are quite mysterious, with a lot their past either being lost or simply never known. So I present to you, 4 of Fallout’s biggest mysteries, along with several theories which try and explain what’s really going on. Vault-Tec existed as early as 2031, when it acquired and re-branded Morgantown's local college as Vault-Tec University. The company could be older than this and they may have even gone by another name, we don’t know. But we do know that in the early 2050’s, thanks to The Euro-Middle Eastern War, The New Plague and The collapse of The United Nations, The US Government set Project Safehouse in motion.
SUPPORT:
Patreon: / synonymous
Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/synonymous
SOCIAL:
Twitter: / thesynonymous
MERCHANDISE:
Spreadshop: synonymous-items.myspreadshop...
Teespring: my-store-ea98b4.creator-sprin...
#fallout #falloutlore #synonymous
The Dwemer dropped the bombs, but you’re not ready for this conversation
Poor dwarves get blamed for everything.
Nah bro swear it was the thalmor
@@tommytwotacos8106All of us are dwarves to those pesky club wielding giants
😂 Mind blown
I read this in Dagoth Ur’s voice.
This guy predicted the Fallout show ending...
For vault tech dropping the bomb
That's how in tune the show is with the lore.
@@seangough2742no surprise in fallout 3 megatons bomb literally had a vault Tec logo on it 😂 and they tried to spin it off as a „crashed plane“ we been know that’s bullshit
@@TheParaxore Never seen cope this hard
@@_PeachSoda yea, you are coping very hard. Ohhh people enjoy the show, scary!
Mysterious Stranger doesn't seem to JUST help the Protagonist. Nick's investigation occurs before the Sole Survivor has left the Vault; this implies that the Stranger is in the Commonwealth helping others.
nicks talking about fallout 1, 2, 3 and vegas. those are the locations he states
@@darklegionnaire8304 Yes, he makes note of Shady Sands, NCR, and the Capital Wasteland, but the folder is there before you first interact with Nick, this means that he has been actively hunting the Stranger before you ever meet him. Therefore, the appearances for the Commonwealth he notes would imply that they aren't necessarily linked to the Sole Survivor. Even if your individual character lacks the perk he's still noted in the Commonwealth.
@@Burned-Legate yeah those are the reports he's gathered since the time of fallout 76 nicks like a hundred years old or something. The stranger appears to EVERY protagonist not just frozen army man. They help the chosen aka us.
@@darklegionnaire8304 fair point but the note states that the stranger is "the last thing the commonwealth needs" implying he's already in the commonwealth. And if he wasn't, why would he be trying to "put the clues together to put this one away"? If the stranger wasn't in the commonwealth until the sole survivor was freed, Nick wouldn't show such interest
Helping people? My legion playthrough would beg to differ
So i just realized while watching this video but the Zetans probably can upgrade the Giddyup Buttercups as actual war mounts as they are the right size to rode them. Thats probably why they are so interested in them
That's both adorable and terrifying
They just wanted to recycle the parts for scrap, those giddy up parts had the most valuable materials in FO4, the factory was a gold mine for crafting
They just wanted their stolen idols back, to them its a god figure. Or maybe we stole them but didnt realize they slowly eat the souls of childen
That’s hilarious and somewhat intimidating
Zetans were yet another of Bethesda's mistakes, making "canon" (lol) and significant one of the random joke nearly Easter egg moments of the first games never meant to mean anything, like the giant footprint
The mysterous stranger in fallout 1 isnt a mysterious guy fallowing you from the shadows like in later games. The perk just means you are likely to find a stranger whenever you are in the middle of a combat and they will help you.
It’s was a great perk! FO1 was turn based & that stranger always showed up when you were almost out of AP!
@@ericbates8995 Agreed!
He could die though and wouldnt show up anymore afterwards so has to be the same person Everytime he shows up.
ngl the fan made Fallout movie was so cool concept how it works, reminds me of this
@@SL4PSH0CKwhat movie
dude called it 6 months early
Confidently too
@@alijakuljuh509with his whole chest
The mysterious stranger always felt the most interesting to me, we know some stuff about him and it is like we don't know him at all
Almost like the Gman from the Half-Life franchise.
Kinda reminds me of the weird warp crap that is in 40k. Where something happens and it just like... "That happened"
@@Subject_Keter commisar, my battle buddy just got eaten by the warp....I need a new one
I think that’s what makes him, him, I mean he’s the mysterious stranger for a reason.
You could argue that the Zetans attacking in the various events could be an invasion of sorts. Assuming it is then they tried to invade in force, drawn to Appalachia and possibly other parts of the world, before being driven off by the survivors. They then needed to make the abominations and Giddy Ups as a way to replenish their depleted forces while also waiting for more to arrive. The Lone Wanderer then stopped them before they could launch their second invasion
It was absolutely the Zetans. They probed a military official for launch codes. Just refer to the Alien Captive Log 17 in the Cryo Lab in Fallout 3’s Mothership Zeta DLC.
@@PastorRapture Yes it's true, they did have the codes, but how would they launch them? With few exceptions the terminals of Fallout only have local network capabilities, if any network capabilities at all. They would struggle to find a way to access the terminals and computers that can actually launch the missiles, at least I think so.
@@Noblesix84in 76 zetans can and do release a aura that takes control of non human entities including robots and turrets even the ones you build, it's possible they didn't need to be there physically to cause the great war, just take over one person launch the missiles
Mysterious Stranger was apparently based on a character from a work of the same name by Mark Twain. Twain wrote multiple versions of the story; each involves a supernatural character called "Satan" or "No. 44". So possibly a supernatural guardian. Wouldn't be the first supernatural element to Fallout and honestly better to have him NOT be delved too deep into to maintain his mystery.
Any source for that? Because in the first two games he didn't seem to be a supernatural entity like he does in the other games after Fallout 3
You're thinking of his other character "Black Guy Jim"
If that’s true, No. 44 is a great trivia piece as a 44 magnum is the choice sidearm for the stranger
Why he had kid in new vegas The dude who give us The Mysterious Magnum
“Honestly better to have him NOT be delved too deep into to maintain his mystery.” Sounds exactly like something a mysterious stranger would say…
I’ve always thought definitive “China/The US/Vault Tec started the war” theories miss a bit of the spirit of what Fallout is intended to be about. I agree with Boyarsky’s take that it doesn’t matter and shouldn’t be a question that ever gets an answer.
China started it. Tim Cain said they started it because the US was doing FEV.
The vault tec logo on the bomb pretty much answered it.
@@BeKind1Love If you look at the logo on the bomb and the vault tec logo side by side, they aren't the same
I think the question enhances Fallout further: Conspiracy is part of Fallout's universe. The answer has to be more complex then just "one of the above." In fact, the more strings on board, connecting wild points, the better. If you can get the leaders of all three in a small room together, whispering through the smoke....
@@BeKind1Loveexactly! And the logos look the same, ignore what the fool below says
The Mysterious Stranger is Todd Howard, working with the Zetans to defeat Vault-Tec and the Enclave. No Bark told me so
I love everything about this comment! Cheers to Nobark!🎉
...seems legit!
What if No Bark got the Harold treatment? Would he change his name?
If he was similar to Harold, No Bark might actually be a good disguise name. Big tree mutant? nah I'm going over to "no barks" lmao@@TheRealDickGrayson
When your about to die the mysterious stranger shows up kills your enemies with an unrendered gun with no ammo and says “it just works” before disappearing
To be fair to the Zetans It would only make sense for them to wear space suits. They probably live most of their lives in very controlled vault-like environments, ie spaceships and the wasteland known as Earth isn't exactly a place you want to visit without protective clothing. What with all the latent radiation and FEV in the air
The radiation in the wasteland is nothing compared to space.
@@isthisoneunavailablewelllll good point but use ur critical thinking, their space ships, wouldn’t they be well sealed and heavily protected 😂
Pathogens alone make it a good idea to wear suits i mean here on earth our bodies and the diseases evolved in a red queens race where we developed better immunity and the diseases developed better ways to transmit and proliferate maintaining a sort of balance but the zetans have no such immunity and its not as simple as a vaccination when you're talking about millions of years of evolutionary gaps, chances are they mostly would be incompatible for most diseases for hosts but it only takes 1 outlier to wipe out a population.
I wonder if the non presence of inaccessible vaults indicates that the vaults we don't see are vaults that were never meant to be opened, and so developers just chose not to put them into the games. I haven't played all the games but who knows. Maybe there are people who are trapped forever.
Vault 101 was supposed to stay sealed forever, right?
When you look into.the atrocities of Vault Tec and their wicked experiments, being left in a vault forever is a walk in the park.
@@johnmurcott1273vault 101 was only made to be sealed by the new overseer iirc, and redtygr14 is talking about those that were planned pre-war to never open
I love how the Vaults cost over 150% what was initially bidded and yet many of the services and components were built by the lowest bidder. That's definitely really interesting
That's how real government contracts/bids work
Sounds exactly like government to me 😂
@@zivenwitczak3842 Yeah I figured
Standard contracting in the US, that's why everything is made like crap and you can hear through your neighbors walls even though you don't live in an apartment.
That's literally every government project ever.
After watching the show and hearing about Vault 76. I think we now know where and how Hank may have gotten his hands on a nuke to destroy Shady Sands.
Oooooooo
our dwellers decendents still controlling appalachian nuclear arms and sending it hailing across the country on order from a vault tec executive honestly sounds totally in tune
Since playing the Mistress of Mysteries quest in FO76, I've always had the thought that Frederick Rivers had something to do with the Mysterious Stranger. His wife had just built a network of super hero girls out of nowhere and dedicated her life and passion to doing good for the wasteland - only to be killed by the misguided mistakes of their own daughter. During this escapade, Frederick himself was quiet, reserved, refusing to take sides or even interject in the family politics. But he did contribute his skills as an inventor - building specialized armor, modifying stealth boys, and even crafting specialized 44 magnums for each of the girls (hmm...) Plus, Frederick's fate is unknown. We never see a body, he's not in the mansion that he used to work in, and there are mentions of him after the end of the quest. So what happened to him? Well, who knows what would go through the mind of a genious inventor when he sees the dead bodies of his wife and only child, sacrifices to the cause of protecting the innocent and bringing evil to justice. Let's also not forget that Frederick's wife was the Mistress of Mysteries - both in real life and fiction. And the character was often involved with the silver shroud - another similarly dressed super hero wielding a 44 pistol. Does he use the stealth boys he used to experiment on to show up "out of nowhere" as the Mysterious Savior or Mysterious Stranger? Does he dig into his lab until he invents teleportation? Does he build new customized 44 pistols and create a new network of Mysterious Strangers - only called as such because they don't stick around enough to say othwrwise? It seems like all the pieces are there and makes a hell of lot more sense than the supernatural theory I hear so often.
Didn't the silver shroud only use a special tommy gun? And what about the guy with the guitar in New vegas who talks about his dad possibly being the mysterious stranger?
And the fact a dude randomly figuring out teleportation and teleporting to the other side of the country, requiring possibly an uncountable amount of energy and percision for that range, is more likely then him just being a ghost and ir guardian angel? Honestly someone discovering that in fallout seems less likely than the supernatural, or at the very least a heavily radiated guardian angel.
People pretend Fallout 76 doesn't exist, for alot of these Theories.
@@SalusFuturisticsit isn't canon my guy.
@@edwinbetancourt3958 Since Bethesda started "writing" Fallout, Canon is how far you can suspend your disbelief.
My favorite part about the Mysterious Stranger is when Nick tries to arrest him
An interesting part of the Vault 76 story is that the Overseer was younger than most of her residents coming in. Odds are Vault Tec was betting on her listening to Vault Tec after the war due to a lack of experience
Well, the fallout show confirmed the theory that vault-tec started the war. You were spot on.
do you think the show will explore some other long standings mysteries?
Bruh.
I can’t wait for season 2!!
I took it as a nod to Vault-Tec starting the war but that they didn't actually in the end. Considering Cooper's wife was pretty high up and it seems unlikely she'd have put her kid in any kind of harm. I think this would be the most interesting way they could go tbh. I always feel like who "started the war" should be a mystery.
@@Pimp_Shrimp Then you must not have paid much attention. It's literally Cooper's wife that suggests to the representatives of the other companies that they drop the bomb themselves. Beforehand, she seems 110% convinced that the bombs WILL be dropped. Which is why Cooper was suspicious of her in the first place.
Wait.... there was supposed to be a 1998 "Fallout movie"? 😮
Let’s be glad. It probably would’ve killed any momentum the franchise had left, and Bethesda may have never bought them leading to it dying.
I love the colony ship idea it makes it so Vault tec wasn’t unrealistically evil
I'd like to point out that at some point during construction of the Vaults, the Enclave took control over Project Safehouse and, since they decided against using them to preserve humanity, subverted the project to their own ends.
I just watched a video by AltFall today that theorizes each vault is an experiment to gather dats for an interstellar,ark-style starship that would need to operate over generations of travel, and how each inhumane experiment would gather data for Vault-tec's Ark
@@mattgreen7692 I actually know which one you're talking about! It does seem like a logically sound theory all around...at least, until you stop and think 'Wait, if this really was the Enclave's true intentions, then wouldn't that ultimately make their presence in FO3 completely pointless?' I'm just saying, if I'd done extensive research and performed possibly hundreds of live tests all to someday have humanity freely sailing across the stars, I personally wouldn't bother worrying about some mutated freaks that I could just leave behind lol
@@Dragonoid9810 there's an old bit of Lore from the cancelled van buren version of Fallout 3. The Enclave was originally constructing a pair of heavy lift space rockets pre war but they were never completed. Lack of time and corrupt diversion of funds. The end result is that the plan to flee earth was abandoned and they switched to plan B which was the cleanup operation.
@@MediumRareOpinions I hope that's not how it goes, a fallout spin-off that takes place in the future on a vaultec style generation ship or alien planet would be fucking amazing
@@Dragonoid9810 "then wouldn't that ultimately make their presence in FO3 completely pointless?" Well yes, and they are. The only reason lore-wise the Enclave is there, because the Enclave is like the stormtroopers from star wars.
Awesome video as always! There is one question I have: if the Zetans were attempting to manipulate American military personnel, could they have done the same with the Chinese military?
I wouldn't be surprised if they did since they abducted a Samurai and put him in stasis. So it's possible that the Zetans would have gone to other countries as well.
34:15 If you consider the alien invasion in 76 cannon. Aliens have already tried to invade earth before, and they were defeated by the vault 76 dwellers. And they took 200 years to try again in fallout 3
I still want a giddy up buttercup in the game so the lone wanderer can ride on a goddamn robot horse
Would you believe me if I told you theres a mod for that?
I wish there was a way to make a robot horse out of a buttercup toy. Maybe, there is like a "special edition" full size model that you can modify with parts to make it a functioning mount.
This is a mod. Check it out.
The prediction in this episode is great.
I wouldn't have never thought that the mysterious stranger could be a ghost from the past that have unfinished business
It's a stretch, but possibly still a reference. Since Toshiro Kago is from somewhere within 1568-1600, it may be a nod to the Go Nagai manga/anime Black Lion/Kuro no Shishi, which features a swordsman from 1580 Japan who is abducted by aliens that augment him so he can kill all ninjas (in true Go Nagai style).
Sounds interesting now got to look it up
the biggest mystery is what happened to the rest of the world like Europe, Russia, Australia, etc.
They were also bombed. The entire world was.
@@phoenix_horizon1275 what about Madagascar?
@@RenatRenat3000 Fallout: Madagascar would be fire
@knightwhosaysno4392 Maurice I can't move it move it anymore 😭
@@knightwhosaysno4392how many animals would be in that?
welp its 5 months later and we know who....
Imo I don't think the show actually confirms who dropped the bombs first, just that the people in question had the intention and the means and that it would've been in their interest, trying to keep it spoiler free here but if it was you-know-who then wouldn't the dad and daughter at the beginning have been made aware of it by B?
@@jamro9011 Why would the dad need to be made aware? He was literally there when it happened and was friends with the literal owner of the company and was hand picked by him lmao. Pretty sure he knew who dropped them, especially when he himself dropped one in the show and even admitted to it.
@Rrezz I'm on about Coop and his daughter in the opening scene where the bombs are dropped, if it was VT that fired first then I'd think that B would've told them so that they weren't in danger
@@jamro9011that makes zero sense lmao it’s confirmed vault tech did it idk why fans like you are disillusioned with the fact that just bc the theory is fact now it doesn’t paint the whole picture people are acting like bc they finally answered a question real fans have been wanting to know for 20+ years it “ruins the mystery” wtf I don’t watch/play a story to just not get to a ending with a conclusion and everything being revealed and I think they did it pretty well in the show
@@Rrezz The wife didn't know he was listening in, and we still don't know _when_ they drop the bomb because Coop didn't, either.
From what I heard it seems like the mysterious people are definitely guardian angels. Seeing that we clean up the commonwealth and they’re help aiding us in battle
Starborn...?
If by clean up you mean kill every npc besides children you would be correct
This aged astoundingly well. "Vault Tec are the enemies""
nope the show is not canon like it already was explained in fallout 2 and confirmed by Tim Cain (it's creator) China dropped and started the Great War not Vault Tec...of course Amazon nowadays was never going to produce a show blaming the Chi-comms
To correct you on the Mysterious Stranger in Fo76 He can appear as either the "Mysterious Saviour" as you mentioned, arriving when the player is incapacitated OR he can appear as the classic "Mysterious Stranger" during VATS combat. These are two separate perk trees you can spec into.
Aha! So two agents with different orders, or the same man helping you in different ways? 🤔
@@Synonymous101 They both take on the same appearance, perhaps our mysterious friend is multi-talented
It would be very interesting if Vault Tec was actually ran by aliens...
Holy fuck so much of that actually makes sense. After all, who stands to gain from the social experiments in the event of a nuclear holocaust? I'm honestly shocked I never considered it until now.
👽👀
Illegal aliens
Just how the world economic forum is today
Ah. You’ve seen behind the curtain, too.
Man, really sounds like they used some of the story from the cancelled movie in the show just from that stuff you mentioned about Vault Tec
Well this aged like wine...👍
Lol I'm watching this after the show. Brilliant.
@stuartrobertson5062 same
Damn, what a call with VaultTec having plans. I bet you're enjoying the latter half of season one
fr haha
That's a really fascinating about the Mark Twain story, I never knew about that! It could certainly put the Mysterious Stranger in a more interesting light.
I’ve watched and listend to numerous fallout lore channels out there, and yours, is by far, the most well sourced I’ve come across. Thanks for the content and definitely got my subscription “Keep your Geiger ticking low.” 🤟
Just finished watching Fallout series, some are theories actually are true. Im suprised
the abominations absolutely terrified me when I was younger 😂
I'm sure your vindication tastes even better than an ice-cold nuka-cola
I kinda love that the new Fallout TV show has Spoken on the "Vault Tech started it" theory, one of many fun aspects
I genuinely love your Fallout lore videos! So soothing and interesting. Thank you for being awesome.
I must say this has been one of my favorite videos you have done. A most welcome treat.
The funny thing is in the Fallout TV series, Vault Tech was willing to drop the bombs they most likely did for some of them
5:50 I cant beleive you predicted what happened in "Fallout 5" 5 months before it was released
I'm happy we still have so many mysteries and questions to theorize about in the Fallout universe.
Its crazy that we went from the Vault-Tec dropping the bomb as a crazy fan theory... to the fallout show (which is canon as confirmed by Bethesda designers and Todd Howard) confirming that they did in fact intend to and plan to do this. No confirmation yet if they actually managed to be first, but they were talking about it openly among executives.
@@TheBigGSN5 you are a clown. The reality is that Bethesda controls canon. Get over it. No matter what you pretend in your head, that’s just a fact. Everything they choose to be canon is canon.
Fascinating, I'd never thought on the Zetan angle before, but it makes perfect sense!
Superb video. REALLY enjoyed this longer video which covered a lot of topics I was really interested in. Great job, Would love to see more like this.
I literally just started looking for lore videos to listen to at work when this dropped so perfect timing!!
A 45 minute video on Fallout lore? Yes please!
Now that the show is out and some things are almost certainly confirmed (like the vault-tec starting it all in 2077)i must say that this video aged amazingly well. Big props to you Mr. Synonymous
7:11 I think we know now, rest in peace shady sands
I love the long videos. You keep us interested for so long without letting our minds wander. Which is saying a lot because I am terrible at focusing
So crazy watching this after watching the TV show haha! You’re exactly right, vault tec dropped the bombs
How did Dr. Lesko get his nerdy mitts on F.E.V.? Can you start the game with the Wild Wasteland perk, get the Zetan gun, then Auto-Doc away that perk while in Big MT, and then kill those mercenaries and get the unique gauss rifle? AND WHERE DO ALL THESE DAMN FRESH APPLES KEEP COMING FROM?!?!!?!?
To your second question: the answer is yes. Source: I’ve done it.
@@Nukaturtle thank you!!!
OOOH new fallout lore videos!! Glad I got recommended,it’s hard to find people that still make videos on this beaut of a game.
Bruh... Watching this video after watching season 1 of show hits different.
I think Vault Tec may have had a peace walker type AI system with the ability to fool Chinese nuclear defences into thinking they fired first in order to start the war.
Haha watching this after finishing the TV Series. God Damn ValtTec
Absolutely wonderful content. Always love your work and its high quality.
A question to ask is where the alien in fallout 4 comes from. We destroy one mothership in 2277 and capture the other. Is Zeta still in orbit? Has another mothership arrived?
Even more interesting since it implies mothership zeta was either lost or left post F3 OR the reason the ship crashed in F4 was due to Zeta firing on it
AWESOME video, I really need to replay this series soon!
This is great. The fact that so many theories can be argued just shows how rich the Fallout Universe is.
For the Mysterious Stranger speculation, in my head I'm going with the idea that they are all members of a time agency, and appear for as little amount of time as necessary to nudge events towards a specific future outcome.
Holy crap, right on the money, my guy!
About to have a whole lot of content with this coming show. Super excited
Love how this guy basically predicted the whole Fallout show! Vault-Tec as the next Antagonist surely!
Well, we know it was VaultTec for sure now. I still don’t understand exactly why though since all the money they earned is now worthless.
The show explains that they didn’t care about money, because they knew it would be worthless if the bombs fells and they’d be the only ones who were protected, so if even one or two of the random ideas in vaults lead to good advantages they’ll still be on top
Control
"It's better to rule in hell than serve in heaven"
Many general modern conspiracy theories involve mass eradication of the population, leaving just enough to serve the ruling class upon the stabilization of society after an apocalyptic event. Denver Airport is one of the main ones, for example. Throw in pandemics and so on and there you have it.
Standing Ovation!! great work man. Awesome Job!
My personal theory for the Zetans is that humanity began to harness Nuclear Power and they were able to pick up on the unholy amount of radiation Earth was giving off. Then when the Great War happened, they saw it as a perfect opportunity to invade. They probably see Earth as a giant gas station with all the radiation.
Good content as always Syn! Your content and other fallout lore creators have been a huge inspiration for my fallout 2d20 campaign
Tod Howard watched this and was like I’m gonna use that
I bet you had some difficult conversations with Amazon Prime and the Fallout show runners about this video 😂
Well, at least now we know VaultTec dropped the bombs first.
Super early this time, I was wondering when your new video was going to be released. This will do me well while I have to wait more than an hour for my next class
That vault tech theory be hitting different after the show :o
no longer a "theory", tis exactly what happened.
@@SA80TAGE and it's the laziest option they could've chosen for the series. Fallout is becoming just like Star Wars, completely creatively bankrupt.
@@waltonsimons9082 china starting a war on america is so cliche and overused theres no way you think the shows choice was the laziest
@@lamontasaurus2771People will find a reason to dislike something no matter how good it is, unfortunately
@@waltonsimons9082 no, nuclear war with China was the laziest option.
The vaults were definitely experiments designed to prepare for space travel. All of the experiments are situations that would apply aboard a colony ship:
the Fallout TV show 100% confirms vault tec dropped the first bombs.
Fallout and Star Citizen are set in the same universe, I am sure of it. All the way down to the Vault-Tech corporate logo being displayed on space stations. Star Citizen is set thousands of years in the future. I'm not imagining it!
Splendid content. Big Fallout lore fan and you scratch that itch with vigour
With the TV show... We have a lot more insight into who started it and why
Welp, the show confirmed Vault-Tec did, indeed, drop the bombs. Though we all kinda been knew lol.
The fallout show has confirmed that the Great War was started by vault tech for money and power.
Sweet. A new video to check out before work tonight, and a longer one at that. 😊 👍
I always wondered more about vault tec and if they survived the war or not if’s they didn’t survive I hope they got what they deserved because many vault dwellers such as the protagonists had what I took to survive and put the fate of the wasteland to a bright and hopeful future
Great analysis, thanks for sharing!
woke up at 4am to the zetans talking thought i finally went off the deep end
The original fallout duology, the mysterious stranger is a random man / woman wearing the leather armor. as if he/she was just strolling by and helped a stranger (you) in need. Then Bethesda came along and borked it all up.. The mysterious stranger in fo3 / NV / fo4 could/should have been a random npc just passing by. Especially in NV where it could be anyone you're allied to. Like Civilian or hunter/A Kings member/Victor/Yesman, random Legionnary/BoS member/Enclave remnant/NCR soldier/Ranger. Fo4 could have had random settlers, dismissed followers, Friendly supermutants (if you're with Strong), Random friendly ghoul (with Hancock), A synth / Courser (if you control the institute), Freed synth (railroad), Random Nuka World raider (if you aligned with one of the groups during playthrough.), Imagine being in a rock an a hard place when suddenly Preston Garvey / Codsworth appears and does a one-hit kill then vanishes into the horizon as quickly as they came.
My face after watching the new show 😮
Facts. China who? Dem Tech bois down right diabolical
I call the mysterious stranger Mr. Clutch, because...he always comes in clutch 😁
Really look forward to and enjoy the content, thank you sir.
seems vault tec shot first
Vault tec being on the bomb in megaton was a clue. But I think they changed their mind
crazy how the new tv show explains this mystery holy shit shout out to the writers of the show🎖
Looks like the Vault-tec antagonicing will happen in the season 2 of the show, watching this after the show makes so much sense in my head.
I can buy Vault-Tec accidentally causing a nuclear war, to do it intentionally is way too risky
I agree. I think they had more plans and maybe even a secret "vault city" kinda place just for then and their decendants
You should watch the show lol
Yea it’s not risky even if they themselves don’t drop the bombs it’s not hard to manipulate others into doing it for you like using the tension between china and the US
@@JP-do5tc The show does not contradict the theory of Vault-Tec starting the Great War by mistake. In the show they only talk about out “dropping the bombs”, not triggering a while out war that wipes the planet clean. It would make much more sense for them to orchestrate a limited nuclear exchange to scare the shit out of everyone and force the government to funnel ungodly amounts of money into more vaults and other end-of-the-world crap.