Fallout 4 Theory: Where is the Lone Wanderer? (from Fallout 3) #PumaTheories

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Hey guys, back with another Fallout 4 video and today I wanted to discuss what happened to the Lone Wanderer from Fallout 3 during the Events of Fallout 4. I'll theorize about some references to the Lone Wanderer and discuss plot info, So there will be spoilers in this video.

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He and The Courier are sipping on Nuka-Cola somewhere in the Wastelands sharing stories while Rex and Dogmeat play in a field. Veronica and Paladin Cross compare Brotherhood chapters. Boone and Charon staring blankly at each other in silence. Lily chatting with with Fawkes. ED-E and Seargant RL-3 shooting mole rats. Arcade and Cass awkwardly talking to Jericho and Clover. Butch offering Raul a haircut.

theouterspacegoose

The lone wanderer was in control of a freaking alien mothership, i dont think he would stay around

wearealljustsuitsforskelet

It would've been cool if, only one time in the entire game, you can randomly meet a vault dweller with a Vault 101 suit equipped and a dog behind him. You can ask him what he's doing and he says he just wandering alone. Then you never see him again.

tristanskywalker

Laser Minigun + JetPack + Power Armor

How to waste fusion cores 101

tril

I think the Lone Wanderer is the type of guy who will never settle down.
He probably has Flo on his left and Mary on his right, and Rosie on his chest, _as we speak_ in Fallout 4.

grefsteel

he is still in his megaton house. I know this because that is where i left him a couple weeks ago.

Update:
Him and 3 dogs are chilling at galaxy news.

berryb

I have a theory of my own with evidence. I think Deacon actually IS the Lone Wanderer. Here are all my points of reason.

1: Deacon makes a joke about President Eden (whom almost NOBODY in the Commonwealth had ever heard of, outside the Brotherhood)

2: At one point in asking his thoughts, Deacon says "maybe we should come up with a team name. Code Violet? Death bunnies?" While playing the Replicated Man quest, Harkness' recall code is A3-21 Recall Code VIOLET. As you know, synth recall codes are EXTREMELY secret pieces of information, generally known only to members of the Institute. The fact that Deacon knows Harkness' recall code would be impossible if he had not physically met Dr. Zimmer in Rivet City at that time.

3: Deacon's humanity and honesty are always contested. The game is incredibly intent on making you wonder if his back story about his supposed synth wife was true and the Sole Survivor can choose to believe that he is lying. If you do, he will say "well, either way, thanks for putting up with me all this time". He talks about guilt surrounding unspecified bad decisions he made (evil Karmic decisions as the Wanderer?) and how he murdered the University Point Deathclaws after killing his wife. (There is no mention of any of that happening in any of the terminals at University Point, and the entire town was killed off by the Institute) This could actually be a heavily embellished version of another story, like how the Brotherhood murdered Sarah Lyons for whatever reason (implied though not proven). Or how the Enclave murdered James. After beating Broken Steel, Sarah Lyons may tell the Wanderer "If things weren't so crazy now, maybe we could be...friends.." hinting at a possible romantic future between the two which would never come to pass upon her death.

4: Deacon says "The Brotherhood. In the Capital Wasteland, they really weren't bad, but now..." This proves that Deacon had met with the Brotherhood in the Capital Wasteland. The Brotherhood would have treated him as hostile for being a Railroad agent, so there is very little reason that Deacon would openly deal with them unless he wasn't a Railroad agent at the time.

5: He keeps saying "Did I ever tell you about my time in the Capital Wasteland? Now there's a tale" Yet we never ONCE actually hear about it, though it would make an effective reference

6: Deacon says he hasn't partnered up "for a long time". 10 years is a long time. Also, he prefers being alone. LONE. LONE WANDERER.

7: He mentions Victoria Watts during one of his approval talks. She is an original member of the Railroad that the Lone Wanderer actually meets during the Replicated Man quest. She will tell the Wanderer that if they LIE to Zimmer (Deacon's specialty!), they will join the Railroad as a member in good standing. This would not only be Deacon's start in the Railroad, but a focal point of his inclination towards lying.

8: Deacon had multiple facial reconstruction surgeries. The Lone Wanderer had access to the same service during THE REPLICATED MAN quest after meeting Dr Horace Pinkerton. There are rumors that Deacon was a girl once, making both DEACON's AND THE WANDERER'S genders historically ambiguous.

9: Deacon, despite his surgeries, has the appearance and demeanor of someone in their late 20s-early 30s. The Lone Wanderer would be 29, which Deacon could pass for. Also, his knowledge of Shakespeare and Proust is the kind of education people usually get in Vaults. Deacon seems to be knowledgeable about anything the Lone Wanderer would know or have experienced.

Honestly, I'm surprised nobody else has figured that out yet.

anarchitron

WAIT, you forgot one thing, Butch. If we're going by the highest karma ending to FO3, then the only resident of 101 that never goes back (besides you) is Butch. HE could've gone to the Commonwealth. HE could've left that 101 jumpsuit. It IS in his inventory.

jacobwells

The Lone Wanderer got involved in a scheme to smuggle Irish immigrants into the American Wasteland from across the Atlantic in order to ensure that there was enough stereotypical Drunken Irishmen with bad Lucky Charms accents to populate the next 10 Fallout games.

bubzthetroll

Bethesda is gonna pull a gta 5 and fallout 5 is gonna let you play as the lone wanderer, courier, and sole survivor

Gassysamsquanch

I think the lone wanderer is on the mothership zeta, protecting the earth from other alien ships.

I really like this idea of him being the captain of an alien ship with Sally, Elliot and Toshiro as his crew. That would also explain the alien craft who crash in F4.

Shedinn

It's amazing how even MacCready never mentions The Lone Wanderer.

MovieEggman

Imagine this :

You come across a masked, armoured, ex vault dweller from the capital wasteland, armed with small arms (will vary).

Dialogue:
“Hey. You a Vault Dweller?”
“Heard of the Capital Wasteland? No more dirty water.”
If With Dogmeat:
“I had a dog. Then he died. Poor mutt.”
“Hey, cute dog. Reminds me of mine.”
If with Nick
“What kind of synth is that?”
“Looking sharp.”
If with Deacon
“Is he railroad? Or is he just your friend? I’m guessing friend.”
If with Danse
“Hey, Brotherhood Paladin! I know some Brotherhood people. Well, knew.”
If with MacCready
“You remind me of somebody... wasn’t exactly a nice person.”
If with Institute at ending.
“Hey, you’re the director of that institute. Can you say hi to one of the doctors for me?”

Imagine this:

You come across an armoured, and familiarly masked Courier from the Mojave Wasteland, armed with either small arms or a rifle (will vary).
(Added cuz why tf not)

Dialogue:
"Got nothing for you. If I did, it'd have come."
"I'm not lost. I'm exploring."
If with Dogmeat:
"Cool dog. Must be a very good boy."
"What's his name? Wait, don't tell me... Dogger."
If with Paladin Danse:
"Mojave doesn't have much in the line of the Brotherhood. But I did know someone in it."
If with Codsworth or Curie (Ms Nanny):
"Robot butler, huh? I had an eyebot."
"General Atomics does make some good robots."
If with Curie (Synth) or X6-88:
"Synth. I can tell a difference between real and fake."
If with X6-88:
"Your friend scares me... creepy."
If with MacCready:
"I know a sniper guy. NCR. He's a real good shot. Shame about his wife."
If with Minutemen at ending:
"Well, something run by good people does better than something run by cruel people."
After Ending:
"I shaped the future of the Mojave. And I did it my way."

yazidefirenze

hes chillin on the mothership wandering the cosmos.

greylyons

Personally, I believe the Lone Wanderer, after all he's been through, would have likely settled down maybe, and stayed behind in the Capital Wasteland and aided Vault 101 in their recovery and survival in the wasteland, not to mention there are still people there he cares very much about, including Amata. Despite her saying that he can no longer come to the Vault, she did say maybe in time when things calm down and get settled, he may be able to return. So, perhaps after the events of Broken Steel and perhaps some years after, he decides to retire or just take a break from the Brotherhood and stuff to take care of what remains of his family and home.

Also in regards to the Wasteland Survival Guide entries in the Commonwealth, I honestly don't think those are actually supposed to be the legit copies of the Capital Wasteland variants. For one, the original was all one book, all survival tips merely separated by chapters in the book. Whereas in the Commonwealth, I think some kid or teenager had the opportunity to read the book, and was influenced by it that he made his own spin-off of it, suited for the Commonwealth rather than the Capital wasteland, hence things like farming, hunting, and looking for Diamond City are things that wouldn't be suited for the urban environments of D.C. And there are very sparse populations in D.C. that actually utilize hunting/farming. Most people use the caravans and cities for their basic needs. (Albeit in the background, those cities and caravans are supplied by invisible farmers and hunters, blah blah) So yeah. I don't really understand where people come from when they see the Commonwealth version and think "Oh, it has the same title, must be the same book entirely!" That's just so obviously not the case.

ZombieOnCoke