29 INSANE Hidden Details In Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, Fallout 4 & Fallout 76

In todays video we take a look at some of the things you probably didn't know about your favourite Fallout game.

With the success of the Fallout TV show on Amazon Prime, now seems like a great time to take a closer look at the post apocalyptic wasteland RPG series.

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[Bradsurps]

Amata doesn't even flinch, just unloads half a mag into the guard. She's a stone cold killer

[rangerzickle]

14:27 The clothed skeleton was choking the naked skeleton for sleeping with his wife.

[julianray]

The cow tipping prank that went viral? My Brother in Christ, cow tipping has been a thing since before the internet was invented.

[SmoothMaul]

Hearing you call Brahmans "Brians" was really funny ngl lmfao

[BoopinSnakeBandito]

4:32 "Instructions unclear, junk caught in fan blades"

[odoplaydead]

I like to think the guy in the Citadel saw the bombs were dropping and said "Screw it, might as well die in a funny and suggestive position. Someone might find my body and get a laugh."

So he placed it on his lap to look like he was having relations with the fan.

[legendarynaga]

The most mundane reason for the bears and weird skeletons with mannequins is probably some bored passerby arranging them like that for lols. Like arranging teddy bears in rude positions at a toy store.

[alduinmenendez]

If you have a child, especially a newborn, listening to “Hi Honey!” is really heart-wrenching.

Plus, when you know what happens afterwards…not like…cry-worthy or anything. *wipes tear from cheek*

[TheAJ]

In Fallout 4,
In Lexington iirc, inside a Bank vault, there's a big hole innit and 2 skeletons robbing the bank at the time of the nuke drop.
One skeleton is in the vault's hole, the other is at their getaway car.
Small details after 9 years later lmao.

[SSD_Penumbra]

The skeletons in the speakeasy get really dark when you look at them a little closer.
The skeleton in the bed has a combat knife laying next to some blood and drugs under the bed, meaning they likely self-ended.

[genoveus]

5:49
The fact that that chain reaction set-up exists in a place called “Gold Ruben Grocers” is an easter egg in and of itself.

That contraption is actually called a “Rube Goldberg Machine” named after American Cartoonist, Rube Goldberg.

[natagu]

I heard a theory that the mannequin in the Fallout universe are alive. And there are a few terminals in the games that support this theory. This explains some of the weird mannequins in the games. And it's a little scary too.

[loganmorton]

My favorite skeleton in Fallout 4 is the one under the Castle/Fort Independence. It is a direct reference to the fate of Fortunato from Poe’s short story “The Cask of Amontillado”. The skeleton is chained to the wall and had apparently been “buried” between two walls, but the bombs broke the wall. Additionally, a wine box with bottles labeled “Amontillado Wine” make the reference obvious

[lastexile]

fun thing in fallout 76 - in Tanagra town near the bus stop, there a little drawing that says "Darmok + Jalad". nice little star trek reference.

[joebenzz]

I remember before escaping the vault in Fallout 3 that i stumbled upon the Overseer and spoke to him. He was such a gnarly bastard that i murdered him on the spot. When i got to the vault door and Amata was waiting for me, I had to explain to her that i killed her dad which then i realized was the Overseer.
They even put dialogues if you go full maniac mode. This was the first time that i've played a game that had consequences so my reaction was pretty shocking.

[zeromusa]

13:47 so nobody is going to question the fresh eyeball as well.

[BaxterAndLunala]

The runaway teenager in Fallout 4 is even sadder when you realize she never woke up when the bombs fell. Not only does the pose of the skeleton give this away, but so does the date she said in the holotape, just the night before the Great War began.

[GGtheDummy]

There is a Fallout reference in a game called 7 Days to Die, when you talk to Trader Jen, if you open her inventory then leave without buying anything, she will say that she never heard of a stimpak before.

[brandonhartman]

The best part of the Goldberg machine was the computer console detailing the plans for this trap where the store owner designed this for looters. His plan was ultimately to drop down on opponents after distracting them with the store's destruction but he fell victim to one of his traps upstairs and still he plan went off without a hitch though he succumbed to his wounds.

[diamonddawg]

Let’s just take a moment to respect the game designers and such who took the time and effort to add these tiny details, both serious, dark, mysterious, and funny. I always appreciate stuff like that, and I think everyone else should take a moment to at least appreciate things like this.