Fallout Lore: Vault 75 #shorts

Stay in school, kids, literally, like don't graduate 🎓

[jamesward]

Dude listening to you explain the vaults and lore is good, keep up the good fight

[Octopugilist]

Be cool to have them be a faction in the next game. A race of ubermensch with a hatred of Vault-tec

[ZekromAndYugiAndDrago]

"This ensured no one in the Vault was over 18"

Vault Security and Scientists: *nervous sweating*

[the_bohemian]

I remember seeing a body of someone in a wheel chair outside the vault :(

[DonkeyKongJr]

In case anyone else needs some clarification
18 or under means yes
The parents were killed.
If you sucked, you were killed. Etc.

[Jackie]

I would love a drama TV show based solely on the events of this vault.

[Mr-C-Anonymous]

Although 75 is pretty bad, I still believe 95 is the worst vault out of all of 4's vaults - that whole vault's purpose was to see how addicts would react to stuff like drugs and alcohol being re-introduced to them after a 5 year period of trying and succeeding to get clean... and unfortunately, every single resident relapsed hard and the whole vault went to hell.

So although I don't like 75's (possibly) eugenics-based, genetic refinement experiment, I just think Vault Tec having the audacity to do that to vulnerable residents after helping them to get clean, and then pretty much throwing away a perfectly good vault is a lot worse.

So yeah, this would be how I'd rank them in terms of being bad:
1. Vault 95
2. Vault 81
3. Vault 75
4. Vault 88
5. Vault 118
6. Vault 111
7. Vault 114

On a last note - I wish the Nuka World DLC had actually introduced a whole new, real vault. It could have been placed near the town of Bradberton, or perhaps smack dab in the middle of the park on that island that rests in between the park areas.

[azraelwolfsblood]

When I found this vault it was full of brotherhood knights. This was after I beat the game with the institute so they were hostile to me as well as the gunners

[SniperOnSunday]

Would have been more interesting if Vault-Tec was trying to recreate Lord of the Flies.

[heartysquid]

You forgot to mention...it's litterally the origin of the Gunners

[felinelamp]

Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter

[TemptationsEnd]

It’s loosely implied in game that the gunners are the result of vault 75. As they’re intelligent enough to take the structure of prewar army and turn it into an effective form. As they do not immediately attack you upon you coming close. They warn you off like a guard at a military base would. They have a similar rank structure to an actual military.

[msmagrod]

Me a super fan: That’s not a school that was the Quincy police station

My mom: wha?

[athatcher]

See the first time I played through that vault I thought that the kids who revolted became the gunners.

[kennyfauste]

They basically bred Soldiers and suddenly lost control. Sounds about right lol

[Pithyjaguar]

Vault-Tec trying not to commit war crimes (impossible)

[canolathra]

Correction: one family from the school did not go to the vault. They instead went back home and got in their own personal bunker.

[sirswearsalot]

I find it funny that the day the bomb dropped is exactly my birthday. What a good birthday gift

[tatsukki]

Fun fact: 23rd october is actually my birthday and everytime i play Fallout 4, i just feel like i'm the one who ended the world

[ncrrangerveteran]

I love just listening to Fallout lore.
Lets me focus less on the Legion patrols about a quarter mile away from me.