7:22 Lucy didn't "run into" Wilzig. She is the only stupid person in a flat desert that lights a fire at night which is why Wizig spotted and approached her. 7:36 nope every single Vault Tec manager knew the code. Moldaver just only knew about him - that's why she specifically took him. 7:50 Cooper knew a lot of people - that's what most A-listers at Hollywood do. They all have connections. 8:00 it's not "contrived". Cooper is basically the Clint Eastwood of the Fallout universe and that's why he happens to marry a highranking manager and gets to know Moldaver. It's no coincidence that he met Hank, Bud and Betty - because they all work at the same place. He makes an ad for Vault Tec because as he himself says he beliefs that they are doing a good thing and because his wife literally works there. Moldaver obviously has connections to Vault Tec vmbecause they bought cold fusion from her. It's just like in real life - the rich, powerfull and famous meet and know each other just like in real life Hollywood. If the Fallout show is contrived than the real life is too.
It's an extremely accurate adaptation. I laughed when you said the vault dewellers were a bit cartoony. That's exactly the vibe of the games. They swing wildly between being silly and cartoony to dark and brutal. The show absolutely nailed that. It's silly and stupid, heart wrenching and gory just like Fallout.
Saw this comment on Tims video Lucy is your first play through Maximus is your second play through Cooper is your third play through And that fits perfectly As someone who loves the games and the lore I give it a 9/10
Maximus grew up in the brotherhood of steel, of course he is emotionally stunted. as for the Ghoul, consider that he has become jaded over 200 years of being fucked about.
I cannot overstate how happy I am that they didn't take the route of him getting "fixed" with a few gestures of kindness during 8 episodes despite those 219 years of emotional baggage.
I feel like The Ghoul character is meant to be a multiple season character arc. Or if anything Lucy will be the character who has stuff happen to her that shows us what the wasteland does to a person like Cooper that leads them to become The Ghoul. I'm pretty sure they're just going for a simple where's my family/rescue my daughter arc for Cooper/The Ghoul like in a typical Western. Also for the faction theres a LOT of them and I do think you're supposed to be familiar with the game to know about them. SPOILERS If youre unfamiliar with Fallout New Vegas The Game: Even with that last scene it was a view of New Vegas/Las Vegas which has an ENTIRE video game based on it. They even show the one of the main character of the game Mr.House (The RobCo person) in the flashback in the Vault Tec boardroom meeting. Most of the people in that boardroom are also heads of companies that are shown in Fallout New Vegas and it's DLCs. So that ending did make sense why Hank is going there since it seems like he meeting up with his end of the world co-conspirators, also its going to canonize an ending to the game with Season 2 because Fallout New Vegas had SO many endings you could have played through and the ending are massive when it comes to whatever this show is going for whether its with the NCR, Brotherhood of Steel, Mr.House, Caesar's Legion and whatever happens at the Hoover Dam.
14:49 I knew this would put people off but that's obviously one of the numerous homages to the classic Western movie "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" where legendary composer Ennio Moricone used yodeling too. I personally liked it. I love Ennio Moricone and Clint Eastwood and this movie specifically. I sometimes listen to film music in my fre time and Moricone is part of my playlist.
@@neonnoir9692 probably because the yodeling was done by a woman. Probably many people react like this: man yodeling = weird and irritating woman yodeling = epic and touching
The yodeling brings a “ Spaghetti Western “ vibe to the series ., an homage to the type of Western Cooper made. It also harkens to the “ Wild Wasteland “ perk in the games and such songs as “ Big Iron on His Hip “ from Fallout New Vegas .
Come on man, dont sleep on my boy norm. In my mind norm is the way he is because he is the son of a pre war manager who as far as i know was enhanced in some way by bud to be a better manager. He obviously dosent want to be a coward, but being a vault dweller, and a very small unaposing one at that, he is in a very interesting spot. I am really exited to see what happens with him in season 2 because things could go in a lot of different directions with him in a cryopod.
I play the games... It's a 10/10 for me. It's like watching someone play fallout. They made about getting distracted by everything damn thing like side quests that you forget about the main quest. 😂 Sadly no Deathclaws though 😢. If course it have the tradition of finding trying to find someone/something. 10/10 Also Maximus is like the players, only join the brotherhood of steel because of power armor.
I was wondering if him taking so many of the drugs not to turn had him remember his past self cleverer. Because when they are starting to turn they keep repeating their name, and being reminded of their past seemed to stop the effects, so the drug might help them by making their past life clearer. This might have had the Ghoul remember Cooper and his past growth.
It’s an interesting theory, I saw another theory that he was taking rad-x, which makes since because ghouls are created through radiation, and radiation can cause cancer, so way I see it, ghouls take rad-x to stave off brain cancer, and feral ghouls are brain dead due to the cancer taking over. I wonder what the official lore explanation for the drug cooper uses is.
The coincidences aren't all that coincidental. The only real coincidence to speak of would be Lucy's mom meeting Moldaver. You could argue Maximus being a survivor of Shady Sands is another coincidence, but it's not as big of one--there were plenty of survivors of Shady Sands, someone of them were kids (the Vault 4 woman was a child, for example) and some of those kids might have been taken into the Brotherhood of Steel (or just Maximus, it's hard to gauge just how big the Brotherhood is in the area.) The Ghoul is interesting because he is and is not a character. Cooper Howard is the character; the Ghoul is like a force of nature, literally a revenant. The yodeling that is part of his theme is supposed to be unsettling because he is supposed to be unsettling. Goggins' charisma bleeds through to the point where you want to like the Ghoul, but he is objectively a horrifying creature, a specter of death that overturns the common sense of the era. He isn't supposed to grow and change; he has single-mindedly spent centuries fixated on finding his family--who knows what will happen when he finally does? He might instantly go feral depending on the circumstances.
As a fan, they understood the assignment.....the Wasteland is the main character and they NAILED it, right down to the smallest detail. My biggest complaint is not enough robots and no Protectrons.
If they get to create several finishing seasons, this is the approach I prefer; small drips in every one. Even among all the Nuka Cola going on I'm pretty sure I even saw a Sunset Sasparilla in there. Deathclaws were already hinted at for the upcoming season, and I wouldn't rule out Cazadors or Night Stalkers. Securitrons, maybe even if all dead by now, is also a given to see. Mr.Handy's placement was well done. Not sure where I'd even put a Protectron in where the show have visited by now. Time and budget are obvious constraints.
I’ve played all the games since fallout launch in 1997. I’m bias as I love all the games. Loved what they did. Gets better with every episode! 👍 💯 a fallout story like any game. Love how each episode is full hour. So well done even with cheesy fallout stuff. Actual sites and sets not just all green screen. So much better. Not woke. Literally interconnects multiple games with being its own story telling both the past and future. Epic. Also answers few old questions about the great war and brotherhood of steel, various companies including Vaultec. Absolutely cannot wait for season 2!
It's refreshing to hear someone play all the Fallout games and not just enjoy them, but the show as well. There's a small minority of people who hate the show. I believe most of them didn't even watch it because some of the complaints they have never happened in the show.
This is exactly how I felt but was too lazy to put into words. Never got into the games *check*, a bit contrived *check*, felt like Westworld 2.0 *check*, made me want to revisit the games *check*.
It's beautifully done, it looks like Fallout, it feels like Fallout. There are some issues, like that tethered flying power armor (so cringe) and the machine gun scene (there is no way they didn't get hit), but I enjoyed it a lot. / And yes, 8 episodes were not enough. Need more, need more now. :)
I’ve only just started playing Fallout 4 and have never played any other FO prior. I’ll be honest that I am finding the game difficult to get into, yet I absolutely enjoyed the show and am awaiting the second season.
Play FO3 instead, FO4 turned a lot of fans off for a lot of reasons. I didn't even finish it, it never captured the Wasteland correctly. FO3 absolutely nails it.
@@neonnoir9692 If you are going to play FO3 I personally recommend using the Tale of two wastelands mod for Fallout New Vegas. It plays FO3 on the slightly more stable code base of Fallout New Vegas
Well, my wife liked it and she is NOT a gamer and not at all familiar with the Fallout world. So there's one person's vote ;) I have played the Fallout games and I also liked the show and think they did a pretty good job on keeping what is important in the games. They brought in a lot of familiar elements but they didn't shout it out, it was just there in the background if you cared to look.
I disagree about Ghoul Coop......he did change just a bit. But he's been like that for 200 yrs and still looking for his family, he shouldn't change a lot until his arch is closer to completion.
11:50 I think the ghoul became evil because he lost his family and he lost trust in humanity because his own lovely wife planned to start a nuclear war. Also he seems to be used to cannibalism and is a drug addict. Plus he seems to be 250+ years old and seems to struggle to keep his memories which is why he barely remembers his former self. He generally remembers that he was an actor and loved his family and dog but not much more.
Honestly, I was really confused by the timeline. They make it seem like ghoul is hundreds of years old, but then he says to the dad “that girl used to serve my wife lemonade” or something similar. And maldova says to her “you thought your dad was born in the vault like you” but we know he was frozen in ice. And then the kid in the fridge wasn’t frozen so why is he so young? The whole time line seemed twisted. Was the girl ghoul was talking about not Lucy and was the bomb that nuked maximus’s family not the one that human ghoul saw with his daughter? That part I couldn’t figure out.
yeah maximus crawling out of the mikfridge is after the destruction of Shady Sands in 2277, the war that cooper witnessed was in 2077, 200 years earlier
Radiation in Fallout can turn people into ghouls (not all people and can affect other animals like gorillas). When you turn into a ghoul you stop aging some can be in their 20s and others will be in their 200s. Some Vault Tec Vaults like 31 or 111 have cryogenic facilities, some people can be frozen the entire time. The kid in the fridge is Maximus as a kid, he survived the nuclear bombing of Shady Sand which happened sometime in the 2280s (show is 2296) That last bit you had the was worded rathe poorly, but what I can gather is this. The human ghoul you keep saying is the pre war versions of the ghoul in the modern day fallout? Because if so that’s correct. The bomb that nukes Maximus occurred well into the 2280s maybe Nuclear Silos stayed intact post war, and they can often be found fully intact. Sandy Sands pre destruction was a fully developed city it the post war, it went from a butch of huts to the capitol of a fully industrialized civilization. Other fact you could use: on the west coast bottle caps were used as money due to a place called the hub which backed the caps with a set amount of drinking water. Then via trading caravans spread to the rest of the country
@@anidiot2284 nice so he’s way older and Maximus makes since but he says the girl used to serve him drinks as a kid. Maybe it was a different daughter?
You get a like and a subscription from me! For the Lost promotional, if for nothing else. (Not that I'm saying your review of Fallout is bad, I always want to understand shows and games from an outsider's point of view.)
.....the yodeling was a little out of place, I guess because he's a savage? It's never been associated with Ghouls so it was weird. A guitar would've been better.
Love the show i played every game except the first 2 n side, only 2 things but 1 got the date explained n fixed a bit but shady sands timeline n ghouls regenerate they dont like that with the ghoul non ferals but it doesn't bother me much
I think the adaptation of Beth Fallout to TV is better than the Beth adaptation of the original material. As an OG Fallout fan I'd rather have Beth Fallout than no Fallout at all.
With a deeo depth of field, that might make scenes look flat. With long shots it's much better to have focal lengths that put your actors in focus and leave the background slightly out of focus. Plus, they might have done some things post-production, if they shot digitally, to make the image look more like film.
My wife is not a fallout fan at all. In fact, she HATES the game. We binged season 1 of the show in two days, and she's champing at the bit for season 2.
1:24 Says he's not qualified. [ Makes a video about it if non-fallout fans would like it ] and the answer is yes you don't need to play the games to watch this show.
Stop criticizing coincidences. Without coincidences there are no stories to tell. In Star Wars R2 and 3PO miraculously find Kenobi on a desert planet. This is absurd but there would be no Star Wars without this coincidence. Catelyn Stark finding Tyrion in a random tavern in GoT is also very unlikely, but it leads to amazing storytelling. Lucy finding the scientist isn't lazy storytelling - the story is told BECAUSE of this coincidence. Just think about your greatest stories. Mine always start with "You won't believe it, but..." and I hardly believe them myself, but these weird incidences happened. Do yourself a favor and enjoy storytelling without this unnecessary critical thinking. For me this show was a solid 9/10. The reason why it wasn't a 10 (and believe me, I wanted it to be a 10 as a Fallout fan) was the inconsistent CGI (mostly good but sometimes horrible as you said in the video) and the weird physics.
Can we talk about the nonsense of having to validate weather or not media based on video games is relevant to viewers who aren't fans of the game, but we never ask if shows like Ted Lasso is relevant to non-futbol fans? It's a show and either it's appealing to you or it's not. If you don't watch shows that aren't based on something relevant to you then it's not going to be relevant to you.
as a big fan of Fallout it was great the people that wine about it are looking for woke just too look for "woke" end of the day best vija game adaption so far.
Of all the quarries to shoot at that one is right by Indian point nuclear plant (defunct now) but we always thought it was radio active when we were swimming there🤣. No one cared
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7:22 Lucy didn't "run into" Wilzig. She is the only stupid person in a flat desert that lights a fire at night which is why Wizig spotted and approached her.
7:36 nope every single Vault Tec manager knew the code. Moldaver just only knew about him - that's why she specifically took him.
7:50 Cooper knew a lot of people - that's what most A-listers at Hollywood do. They all have connections.
8:00 it's not "contrived". Cooper is basically the Clint Eastwood of the Fallout universe and that's why he happens to marry a highranking manager and gets to know Moldaver. It's no coincidence that he met Hank, Bud and Betty - because they all work at the same place. He makes an ad for Vault Tec because as he himself says he beliefs that they are doing a good thing and because his wife literally works there. Moldaver obviously has connections to Vault Tec vmbecause they bought cold fusion from her. It's just like in real life - the rich, powerfull and famous meet and know each other just like in real life Hollywood. If the Fallout show is contrived than the real life is too.
The show itself from the perspective of a fan is really good. Especially the set design is awesome and really accurate to the games.
It's an extremely accurate adaptation. I laughed when you said the vault dewellers were a bit cartoony. That's exactly the vibe of the games. They swing wildly between being silly and cartoony to dark and brutal. The show absolutely nailed that. It's silly and stupid, heart wrenching and gory just like Fallout.
Saw this comment on Tims video
Lucy is your first play through
Maximus is your second play through
Cooper is your third play through
And that fits perfectly
As someone who loves the games and the lore I give it a 9/10
Ghoul: chaotic evil, Maximus: neutral, Lucy: Lawful good.
Maximus grew up in the brotherhood of steel, of course he is emotionally stunted.
as for the Ghoul, consider that he has become jaded over 200 years of being fucked about.
I cannot overstate how happy I am that they didn't take the route of him getting "fixed" with a few gestures of kindness during 8 episodes despite those 219 years of emotional baggage.
I feel like The Ghoul character is meant to be a multiple season character arc. Or if anything Lucy will be the character who has stuff happen to her that shows us what the wasteland does to a person like Cooper that leads them to become The Ghoul. I'm pretty sure they're just going for a simple where's my family/rescue my daughter arc for Cooper/The Ghoul like in a typical Western.
Also for the faction theres a LOT of them and I do think you're supposed to be familiar with the game to know about them.
SPOILERS If youre unfamiliar with Fallout New Vegas The Game:
Even with that last scene it was a view of New Vegas/Las Vegas which has an ENTIRE video game based on it. They even show the one of the main character of the game Mr.House (The RobCo person) in the flashback in the Vault Tec boardroom meeting. Most of the people in that boardroom are also heads of companies that are shown in Fallout New Vegas and it's DLCs. So that ending did make sense why Hank is going there since it seems like he meeting up with his end of the world co-conspirators, also its going to canonize an ending to the game with Season 2 because Fallout New Vegas had SO many endings you could have played through and the ending are massive when it comes to whatever this show is going for whether its with the NCR, Brotherhood of Steel, Mr.House, Caesar's Legion and whatever happens at the Hoover Dam.
14:49 I knew this would put people off but that's obviously one of the numerous homages to the classic Western movie "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" where legendary composer Ennio Moricone used yodeling too. I personally liked it. I love Ennio Moricone and Clint Eastwood and this movie specifically. I sometimes listen to film music in my fre time and Moricone is part of my playlist.
I noticed the Good, Bad, Ugly motif but didn't know about the yodeling
@@neonnoir9692 probably because the yodeling was done by a woman.
Probably many people react like this:
man yodeling = weird and irritating
woman yodeling = epic and touching
The yodeling brings a “ Spaghetti Western “ vibe to the series ., an homage to the type of Western Cooper made.
It also harkens to the “ Wild Wasteland “ perk in the games and such songs as “ Big Iron on His Hip “ from Fallout New Vegas .
Come on man, dont sleep on my boy norm. In my mind norm is the way he is because he is the son of a pre war manager who as far as i know was enhanced in some way by bud to be a better manager. He obviously dosent want to be a coward, but being a vault dweller, and a very small unaposing one at that, he is in a very interesting spot. I am really exited to see what happens with him in season 2 because things could go in a lot of different directions with him in a cryopod.
I play the games... It's a 10/10 for me. It's like watching someone play fallout. They made about getting distracted by everything damn thing like side quests that you forget about the main quest. 😂
Sadly no Deathclaws though 😢. If course it have the tradition of finding trying to find someone/something. 10/10
Also Maximus is like the players, only join the brotherhood of steel because of power armor.
I was wondering if him taking so many of the drugs not to turn had him remember his past self cleverer. Because when they are starting to turn they keep repeating their name, and being reminded of their past seemed to stop the effects, so the drug might help them by making their past life clearer. This might have had the Ghoul remember Cooper and his past growth.
It’s an interesting theory, I saw another theory that he was taking rad-x, which makes since because ghouls are created through radiation, and radiation can cause cancer, so way I see it, ghouls take rad-x to stave off brain cancer, and feral ghouls are brain dead due to the cancer taking over. I wonder what the official lore explanation for the drug cooper uses is.
The coincidences aren't all that coincidental. The only real coincidence to speak of would be Lucy's mom meeting Moldaver. You could argue Maximus being a survivor of Shady Sands is another coincidence, but it's not as big of one--there were plenty of survivors of Shady Sands, someone of them were kids (the Vault 4 woman was a child, for example) and some of those kids might have been taken into the Brotherhood of Steel (or just Maximus, it's hard to gauge just how big the Brotherhood is in the area.)
The Ghoul is interesting because he is and is not a character. Cooper Howard is the character; the Ghoul is like a force of nature, literally a revenant. The yodeling that is part of his theme is supposed to be unsettling because he is supposed to be unsettling. Goggins' charisma bleeds through to the point where you want to like the Ghoul, but he is objectively a horrifying creature, a specter of death that overturns the common sense of the era. He isn't supposed to grow and change; he has single-mindedly spent centuries fixated on finding his family--who knows what will happen when he finally does? He might instantly go feral depending on the circumstances.
As a fan, they understood the assignment.....the Wasteland is the main character and they NAILED it, right down to the smallest detail. My biggest complaint is not enough robots and no Protectrons.
Yet!
At least we got a Mr. Handy.
If they get to create several finishing seasons, this is the approach I prefer; small drips in every one. Even among all the Nuka Cola going on I'm pretty sure I even saw a Sunset Sasparilla in there. Deathclaws were already hinted at for the upcoming season, and I wouldn't rule out Cazadors or Night Stalkers. Securitrons, maybe even if all dead by now, is also a given to see. Mr.Handy's placement was well done. Not sure where I'd even put a Protectron in where the show have visited by now. Time and budget are obvious constraints.
I’ve played all the games since fallout launch in 1997. I’m bias as I love all the games. Loved what they did.
Gets better with every episode!
👍
💯 a fallout story like any game.
Love how each episode is full hour. So well done even with cheesy fallout stuff. Actual sites and sets not just all green screen. So much better. Not woke.
Literally interconnects multiple games with being its own story telling both the past and future. Epic. Also answers few old questions about the great war and brotherhood of steel, various companies including Vaultec.
Absolutely cannot wait for season 2!
It's refreshing to hear someone play all the Fallout games and not just enjoy them, but the show as well. There's a small minority of people who hate the show. I believe most of them didn't even watch it because some of the complaints they have never happened in the show.
I can only speak for myself. I’ve never played any of these games, and I really enjoyed watching the series.
Fallout new Vegas has been my favorite game since it came out. Only game I can consistently replay. I love the show. It's amazing.
Have you ever played new vegas? It's much more inspired by the original Fallout games. Feels a lot more genuine than Bethesda's version of the world.
I've played every Fallout game, and the series did an excellent job of capturing the tone, setting, and archetypes of the games.
This is exactly how I felt but was too lazy to put into words. Never got into the games *check*, a bit contrived *check*, felt like Westworld 2.0 *check*, made me want to revisit the games *check*.
It's beautifully done, it looks like Fallout, it feels like Fallout. There are some issues, like that tethered flying power armor (so cringe) and the machine gun scene (there is no way they didn't get hit), but I enjoyed it a lot. / And yes, 8 episodes were not enough. Need more, need more now. :)
I’ve only just started playing Fallout 4 and have never played any other FO prior. I’ll be honest that I am finding the game difficult to get into, yet I absolutely enjoyed the show and am awaiting the second season.
Play FO3 instead, FO4 turned a lot of fans off for a lot of reasons. I didn't even finish it, it never captured the Wasteland correctly. FO3 absolutely nails it.
@@neonnoir9692 If you are going to play FO3 I personally recommend using the Tale of two wastelands mod for Fallout New Vegas. It plays FO3 on the slightly more stable code base of Fallout New Vegas
I have played the games. I enjoyed the first season of the show. Looking forward to the next. Like or not, its all personal preference.
Well, my wife liked it and she is NOT a gamer and not at all familiar with the Fallout world. So there's one person's vote ;) I have played the Fallout games and I also liked the show and think they did a pretty good job on keeping what is important in the games. They brought in a lot of familiar elements but they didn't shout it out, it was just there in the background if you cared to look.
I disagree about Ghoul Coop......he did change just a bit. But he's been like that for 200 yrs and still looking for his family, he shouldn't change a lot until his arch is closer to completion.
11:50 I think the ghoul became evil because he lost his family and he lost trust in humanity because his own lovely wife planned to start a nuclear war. Also he seems to be used to cannibalism and is a drug addict. Plus he seems to be 250+ years old and seems to struggle to keep his memories which is why he barely remembers his former self. He generally remembers that he was an actor and loved his family and dog but not much more.
To get into Fallout you need a lot more than one hour.
But if you genuinly didn't like it - nobody is gonna force you to...
Honestly, I was really confused by the timeline. They make it seem like ghoul is hundreds of years old, but then he says to the dad “that girl used to serve my wife lemonade” or something similar. And maldova says to her “you thought your dad was born in the vault like you” but we know he was frozen in ice. And then the kid in the fridge wasn’t frozen so why is he so young? The whole time line seemed twisted. Was the girl ghoul was talking about not Lucy and was the bomb that nuked maximus’s family not the one that human ghoul saw with his daughter? That part I couldn’t figure out.
yeah maximus crawling out of the mikfridge is after the destruction of Shady Sands in 2277, the war that cooper witnessed was in 2077, 200 years earlier
Radiation in Fallout can turn people into ghouls (not all people and can affect other animals like gorillas). When you turn into a ghoul you stop aging some can be in their 20s and others will be in their 200s.
Some Vault Tec Vaults like 31 or 111 have cryogenic facilities, some people can be frozen the entire time.
The kid in the fridge is Maximus as a kid, he survived the nuclear bombing of Shady Sand which happened sometime in the 2280s (show is 2296)
That last bit you had the was worded rathe poorly, but what I can gather is this. The human ghoul you keep saying is the pre war versions of the ghoul in the modern day fallout? Because if so that’s correct.
The bomb that nukes Maximus occurred well into the 2280s maybe Nuclear Silos stayed intact post war, and they can often be found fully intact.
Sandy Sands pre destruction was a fully developed city it the post war, it went from a butch of huts to the capitol of a fully industrialized civilization.
Other fact you could use: on the west coast bottle caps were used as money due to a place called the hub which backed the caps with a set amount of drinking water. Then via trading caravans spread to the rest of the country
@@anidiot2284 nice so he’s way older and Maximus makes since but he says the girl used to serve him drinks as a kid. Maybe it was a different daughter?
@@danielkunkler7293 I think he’s referring to Betty
Maximus was in Shady Sands when the dad nuked it. Nukes are still in play post-war. Ghouls live for hundreds of years.
You get a like and a subscription from me! For the Lost promotional, if for nothing else. (Not that I'm saying your review of Fallout is bad, I always want to understand shows and games from an outsider's point of view.)
This is crazy... I just heard that there is a settlement th.. that doesn't need you help... They actually fought back...
Commenting at the title's question before I watch the video:
God I hope not.
Will edit any additional opinion on the video in when I finish
Love the games and loved the show!
I would love to see a deathclaw in live action one day. Also super mutants.
We might in season 2.
.....the yodeling was a little out of place, I guess because he's a savage? It's never been associated with Ghouls so it was weird. A guitar would've been better.
Love the show i played every game except the first 2 n side, only 2 things but 1 got the date explained n fixed a bit but shady sands timeline n ghouls regenerate they dont like that with the ghoul non ferals but it doesn't bother me much
As a fan of the games ill just say this, is the show perfect no, but is the show awesome hell yes.
I think the adaptation of Beth Fallout to TV is better than the Beth adaptation of the original material. As an OG Fallout fan I'd rather have Beth Fallout than no Fallout at all.
With a deeo depth of field, that might make scenes look flat. With long shots it's much better to have focal lengths that put your actors in focus and leave the background slightly out of focus. Plus, they might have done some things post-production, if they shot digitally, to make the image look more like film.
My wife is not a fallout fan at all. In fact, she HATES the game.
We binged season 1 of the show in two days, and she's champing at the bit for season 2.
I cant get myself to stick to games anymore. Played fallout for 10min but i still loved it and love the show
I loved it. Never played it. Vaguely knew it was a game. Can't wait for S2.
It's been revealed that Max is indeed stupid by the writers themselves
My 75 year old parents like it and they have no idea what is going on lol
Something for everyone is something for no one
my wife has never even heard of fallout and she loved the series and cant wait for season 2. I am a die hard Halo fan and the halo series is trash.
1:24 Says he's not qualified. [ Makes a video about it if non-fallout fans would like it ] and the answer is yes you don't need to play the games to watch this show.
Stop criticizing coincidences. Without coincidences there are no stories to tell. In Star Wars R2 and 3PO miraculously find Kenobi on a desert planet. This is absurd but there would be no Star Wars without this coincidence. Catelyn Stark finding Tyrion in a random tavern in GoT is also very unlikely, but it leads to amazing storytelling. Lucy finding the scientist isn't lazy storytelling - the story is told BECAUSE of this coincidence. Just think about your greatest stories. Mine always start with "You won't believe it, but..." and I hardly believe them myself, but these weird incidences happened. Do yourself a favor and enjoy storytelling without this unnecessary critical thinking. For me this show was a solid 9/10. The reason why it wasn't a 10 (and believe me, I wanted it to be a 10 as a Fallout fan) was the inconsistent CGI (mostly good but sometimes horrible as you said in the video) and the weird physics.
The awnser is yes.. i want to know more now
You are missing out buddy. push yourself through that shitty Engine!
Can we talk about the nonsense of having to validate weather or not media based on video games is relevant to viewers who aren't fans of the game, but we never ask if shows like Ted Lasso is relevant to non-futbol fans? It's a show and either it's appealing to you or it's not. If you don't watch shows that aren't based on something relevant to you then it's not going to be relevant to you.
Clearly.
I never liked the games but I like the show a lot
as a big fan of Fallout it was great the people that wine about it are looking for woke just too look for "woke"
end of the day best vija game adaption so far.
Nope.
Of all the quarries to shoot at that one is right by Indian point nuclear plant (defunct now) but we always thought it was radio active when we were swimming there🤣. No one cared
Nerd
Never played. Love show
you're not an outsider you're someone with confirmation bias. which is fine but get some self-awareness maybe