The Fallout Mysteries Iceberg (Part 3)

The Fallout Universe has long been home to some of the biggest (and smallest) mysteries in gaming. Over the last few months, we've slowly compiled a great list of virtually every Fallout mystery and theory that could come to mind and assembled it all into an Iceberg format. Today is part three.

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro
00:12 - Sturges' Secret
02:21 - Khajits in the wasteland
04:08 - Dunwich
07:26 - Cafe of Broken Dreams
10:05 - Mysterious Pylon
16:06 - Metroman Statues
19:08 - Guidestones
23:33 - Covenant's Vault Tec Ties
31:39 - What lies beneath the crater?
40:13 - Nothing Is Real
43:18 - What is The Black Star Who Dreams Beneath?
49:16 - Who is The Man in Black?

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[EpicNate]

(Persuade) What are your favorite Fallout mysteries?

[cah-ys]

The Dunwich Mystery is so complicated and elaborate that it managed to make Nate forget he’d already covered quite a bit of it in Part 2

[ndrangersww]

I watched an interview with some of the creators of the show saying they spent a lot of time, especially falling asleep, watching fallout lore videos. I just imagine some Hollywood writer slowly falling asleep to "Hey! How's it going guys? Nate here...."

[Alibium]

It’s been 82 years… Glad to have you back Nate!

[TheHolonConcept]

"Everyone knew the bombs were coming.
Everyone but the public."

That sentence is stressing me out 😶‍🌫

[Kallastin]

After the show came out, a fire lit under me to indulge into these lore videos more. And what better timing. Thanks for the upload man! You're truly a pillar of this community. Keep up the great work man!

[penzorphallos]

I think the cafe of broken dreams is kinda referencing the song "Hotel California". The lyrics to the song alludes to the hotel being a ghost filled purgatory or memory created place, trapping any wanderers in.

[gandalfthepotato]

I haven't slept, I have work in 6 hours and now I must indulge in another masterpiece

[shanepye]

The Khajits appearance in a fallout game was the missing piece to the Dunwich entity in Fallout, the buried large statues, the Nirnroot in Fallout and the disappearance of the Dwemer in Elderscrolls.
The Dwemer were sent to their own world which happened to be the world of fallout. They are the ancient culture that created the buried relics heads that resemble the Dwemer states and heads, and devices that seemingly had supernatural powers.

[Ganymedia]

I think the cafe of broken dreams is for all the characters who had players that didn't finish their run. Whether it's because the player got bored or thought it was too hard or whatever. The character didn't get the water chip and save the vault, so they're not a hero. And that's why there's that line about you maybe recognizing one of them - one of them could be your character. But that's just a theory.

Great video! I've been loving the lore deep dives.

[zynosgd]

I just finished my university semester, somehow got free food from door dash on a weird technicality and now this pops on my feed? This day just keeps getting better!

[adriansorreli]

PART 3 I've honestly been waiting for this. Thank you

[tonelessknight]

timing couldn’t be more impeccable. just finished my last 12hr shift out of town 2 weeks, needed something to fall asleep to. you’ve got my back yet again, thanks!

[Jerga]

The man. The myth. THE Nate. I said once before I'd watch any video, and I'll do it again. Especially now that my favorite lore youtuber has been recognized for his Nateness

[blackthornee]

The Iceberg series' have been my favorite videos to listen to while working lately, so glad to get more content from you!

[jakespacepiratee]

There is evidence to suggest that during the Sino-American War, the Moon Race was an Armed Conflict. The War Memorial depicts a Astronaut with a Laser Pistol on the Moon, and the Plaque also describes a “Battle on the Sea of Tranquility” that phrase is often used to describe the Lunar Surface. There’s much more evidence for this, as there’s also a Magazine depicting a Soldier wearing a cool type of Space-Worthy Mech Suit with a caption *“US ARMY GOES TO SPACE”* with a Rocket Ship in the Background. And recently and most interestingly, Fallout 76 got a new *“Enclave Space Power Armor”* easy microtransaction bait or an implication that there’s an Enclave Base on the Moon? Ironically, this would fit with the original Van Buren Lore for the Enclave, with them having a Space Station Orbiting Earth and a long-term plan to Colonize new Worlds unspoiled by War and Radiation.

*This is how the Enclave can return.*

[hotketchup]

1 am Fallout mystery Iceberg? Heck yeah!

[FuseiRogu]

You are, honestly, one of the best Fallout youtubers out there. I know you've made other content, but your calming voice, iconic background music and genuine passion for these facts and videos makes me respect you so damn much. Keep going my man!

[scenariiecranizatecu]

I haven't watched some EpicNate in years. I come back and the content is actually still hooking and interesting. Nice job mate.

[PhilCW]

Excited for this. Also, I know it is a lot of work, but I love when you do long form videos like this. Great work, keep it up!