These are more skill stats than S.P.E.C.I.A.L. stats although the show does have a lot scenes where S.P.E.C.I.A.L. stats come into play. The first one that comes to mind is when Lucy's cousin, the gate keeper, gets attacked by a raider and the raider ends up tripping and getting himself cut in half, showing that her cousin has high luck probably in exchange for his obviously lacking charisma.
Bro I have been in the house over 7 years for now I have no life I'm not kidding all I do is playing video games watching TV or phone and I'm 28 by the way @@rickymoranjr9609
Lucy has childish naivety, but also same childish readiness to learn and adapt. That makes her perfect protagonist to enter that wild and brutal world.Her big eyes really sells the innocence and naivete of a vault Dweller ignorant of the surface. Which makes her turning badass even more awesome
I assume it's because they already made a few short clips of a black and white western with Goggins, but it also makes sense that Hank would have some of his movies too. seems like one of those things that just fell into place perfectly..
@@SamFBMshe would assume he is dead as she has no knowledge of ghouls and how long they can live, also Goggins looks a lot different in his ghoul costume.
She lit a fire on her first night on the surface and met the first enclave scientist you see in a while who isn’t completely and totally evil. It’s not her dump stat, but given what COULD have happened she’s pretty lucky.
Okey-dokey, it's rare to find a character who's bubbly, innocent yet fierce at the same time. Ella Purnell nailed this role, my eyes were glued to her the whole series.
Her brother would/could be House level intelligence if it was cultivated properly. He’s bored with everything in the vault and because of its political hierarchy he probably won’t ever reach his potential.
Later in the show he's shown to hack the terminal of the overseer (With the same minigame from the games!) implying he's at least good in the science skill.
The brother is awesome despite being a side character, a first he not very likeable, but then starts shine when begins to active rebel against the order of things. I think the reason he comes off not very good at first is because he is a non-conformist and dose not fit into vault life, which seems selfish considering how nice it is, but turns out he is in the right for not doing so when truth is reviled, awesome character development.
@@Gambit771 it's more about character and personality rather than stats. I was actually comparing her to Vault NPCs rather than playable custom characters
"And we have rules about that - for a reason!" just gets me, something about the delivery of that line and the expression. Especially her eyes are really great :D
Feels like clunky exposition/bad writing, like don't the people she's talking to already know there's rules against it? Why would she need to say that?
@@TP-pq9xx I don't think exposition is the word you're looking for. Exposition would be like... when she talks about the history class she teaches, she would go into this long explanation about the history. Instead we just see "1776 - 2077" on the board, which is the opposite of exposition. They show instead of telling. Her commenting on the rules about marrying in the family is just a joke, with a little bit of her characteristic childish naiveté on the side.
@@Karathos Yes maybe it was the wrong word. Just seemed unnatural, like that sentence was only in there to tell the audience about the marriage rules, and not something she would actually say if there was no audience. This kind of 4th wall breaking destroys immersion in TV shows.
@@Azazel2024 She's able to non-verbally both communicate the naivety of a person who doesn't understand the world, but also demonstrating the character of someone who is able to be resilient in the face of danger, while being adapt to their circumstances, and ultimately being a person of agency both for themselves and others. That's everything I need in a chosen Vault Dweller.
They're 'almost perfect', she hit the 9 ring. Which is absolutely amazing, but remember she's from a vault, so she's gotten her perspective on what shooting should be like from pre-war films: westerns and old military propaganda. She's probably grown up watching whatever the Fallout version of Clint Eastwood is nail every shot, every time, from absolutely insane distances.
@@trianglemoebius STill won;t make her perfect That post you made is very cartoonish, and clownish, and its something the kids daydream off. Its usually silly and people joke about it It makes no sense
Ella does such a good job playing the vault dweller. The way she responds to situations is cookie cutter cut from a classroom. She’s cute, funny, positive and charismatic. I can’t wait to see more of her!
@@Zomesura Hmmm, if you adjusted the jawline of the fallout 4 Nora, adjust the cheek bones to be a bit more exagerated, larger eyes and adjust the eye lids to be more pronounced, you'd have Lucy pretty easily.
It's definitely a reference to Fallout 1, where the children, including the "Childkiller" perk, were subsequently patched out of the game when the developers realized that there were people that mainly killed the children...
@@inkognito1534 also it's cheaper to not have 30+ bay-bees on screen. And they don't serve a purpose in the story. It's just weird to see no kids in the background even outside the vault or even in the other vaults
@cg6176 I think that's all it boils down to. I've seen some wild theory crafting from people who notice that kids are basically never seen. To me, the default state of a production is "no kids." Harder to work with, more expensive, shorter hours, harder to get good performances... And the ones that you do end up having to get better have a damn good reason to be there. They established there's kids, as extras in the classroom scene. It shouldn't really be a huge suspension of disbelief to believe there continue to be kids, just "off camera." If they lack speaking roles it makes little sense to continue to hire extras extensively through the series.
Stats are 7 in charisma and agility and 6 in endurance and intelligence the rest are average and tagged skills in repair, science and speech also has small arms skill or guns.
It looked like he was playing "Missile Command" from Atari in the early 1980's. A game where you try to shoot down nuclear missiles before they hit the surface.....
@@mrodriguez16ks Yes!! She's in the two best video game adaptations EVER. Her career is going to take off now! I'm so excited to see her future projects
Agreed. As an American I'd have no clue she was a Brit. It wasn't until I watched some behind the scenes stuff and she was talking all British that I knew.
I wouldn't be surprised if there is a Season 2 in which Lucy has a long lost sister who's a Raider but has the opposite S.P.E.C.I.A.L stats compared to her. Most notable about this sister is definitely the Power Fists.
Having played virtually all the Fallout games, beginning with the original from 1997, I appreciated the reference to in-game skills. Repair, Science, and Speech are self explanatory. The other descriptions are less direct but easily matched to the appropriate skill or stat. Watching movies with Dad= Endurance (while peddling), possibly Agility and Perception as well. Gymnastics club= Agility. Fencing team C= Melee skill. Intermediate phys ed= Unarmed skill. Riflery= Small Guns skill (Fallout 1 and 2) or simply Guns (Fallout 3 onward). Implied to be one of her Untagged skills (she has some familiarity but isn’t very proficient with firearms). The reference to her teaching Ethics, as well as her chipper demeanor, may be a nod to the Good Natured trait, which gives a bonus to non-combat skills like Speech, Medicine, Repair, and Science but at a cost to combat skills. Overall, she comes across as a “pacifist” build, an image reinforced later in the episode when her first weapon turns out to be the non-lethal syringer. Incorporating these concepts into an oral recitation of her CV is a nice touch- she’s essentially showing us her character page. If I were to guess at her Fallout 1 or 2 stats and skills, they might be something like this: Lucy, 21 (?) year old human female, level 1 S 5 (Average) P 4 (Fair- she doesn’t notice the weirdness with the “Vault 32” residents, until it’s too late) E 6 (Good- she takes quite a beating in the first episode and is able to survive) C 7 (Very good. She’s attractive and charming, in her wide-eyed naivety) I 6 (Good- she’s at least of above average intelligence, just naive) A 7 (Very good, as evidenced by her proficiency in phys ed and gymnastics) L 5 (Average. She has had her share of terrible luck but also benefited from conveniently timed plot events, which balances out) Traits: Educated (+2 skill points per level. Results from her dabbling in many hobbies in the Vault), Good Natured (bonus to noncombatant skills, penalty to combat skills). Tagged skills: Repair, Science, Speech (totally non-combat build). Inventory: Vault 33 jumpsuit, purified bottled water, syringer, syringer darts, Vault 33 bedroll and camping tools.
@@ChromeTeck in Fallout 1, 2, 3, New Vegas and Tactics, you start with 5 in all stats and have 5 additional points to distribute at level 1, for a total of 40 points. If you take the Gifted trait, you get a total of 47, as you start with 6 in all stats, but at the cost of -10 to -20% to all starting skills and reduced skill points per level, equal to 2 x Intelligence (rather than 2 x Intelligence +5). It was only in Fallout 4 that your starting attribute points dropped significantly. And Gifted no longer gave you extra stat points. Also, stat points no longer had a descriptor, like 5= average, 6= good, 7= very good, 8= great, 9= excellent, and 10= heroic. I mentioned that I was using Fallout 1 and 2 rules for the character sheet. And because I did not give her the Gifted trait, she has the standard 40 stat points.
Just realized I made a mistake. Educated is a perk you gain on level up, not a starting trait. It still suits her but if we are going strictly by the rules, it would not be present at level 1. Could possibly substitute with Small Frame (she seems rather slender)- penalty to carry weight but +1 to Agility, bringing it up to 8 and giving her 9 Action Points (again, Fallout 1 and 2 rules). Seems fair. In a later episode, we see her making rapid shots with a 10mm pistol, at radroaches, suggesting a fairly good AP pool.
Have you played the modded fallout 2 games that have their own stories? I think there are currently 5 of them I played. There is also 3d fallout 2 online and a fallout 2 online game fallout 2 reloaded that I play during sundays (sadly the older I get, the less time I feel I have for things, I feel that time is either getting fast or shorter).
Dabbles in rifles and is "not very good." Hits the 9 and 10 ring exclusively. She's better than a bunch of people I see at the range whose targets look like they were hit with a shotgun blast.
Her only experience with what shooting is supposed to be like is from pre-war films, likely westerns and military propaganda. Yeah, all four shots in the 9 is amazing, but her only reference point is probably whatever the Fallout-equivalent of Clint Eastwood is nailing every shot, every time, from 200 yards or more.
@@trianglemoebius yup. downrange discipline is one thing, but real-world exp is a whole nother thing; there's a reason you wanna do moving live fire drills as well. doubt they have room in the vault for that.
I don't understand why Lucy received backlash from some people in the Fallout community. She's a petty dynamic character. She's intelligent, humorous in a dorky way, though her quips never outstayed their welcome. She can handle herself but isn't too overpowered and is still vulnerable, so it's not like she's a 'Mary Sue'. And her naivety is a nice contrast to the other characters and is perfect for someone exploring the wasteland for the first time. That's probably why I really enjoyed watching her journey, seeing how she adapted to the wasteland while still maintaining the empathy that defined her.
Because they don't want women in leading roles or capable roles. Even though women are quite literally just as capable as men... Like in a post-apocalypse, gender differences doesn't really matter. If you can hold a tool, you go to work.
@@hakubestgirl kinda sounds like you're the one trying to stir shit up here, a minority (it is always a minority) absolutely did have a problem with Lucy both pre and post-release. you don't have to invent a false flag for people being assholes on the internet, they're always there.
The fact that lucy watches movies with her dad and her dad loved cooper howard as an actor, means that lucy probably knows who the ghoul (pre war) is without even knowing it.
Lucy Maclean is one of my favorite protagonists I’ve seen In recent media. And Ella Purnell is deserving of the highest praise. She’s got a hit on her hands.
@@Navi-vm2dlThe Fnaf and Mario movie were geared to the hardcore fans, but The last of us and Fallout can be watched by anyone because of the immersive storytelling the games already had.
Def. one of the better vaults. Most of them are total horror shows. Serving as unwitting breeding stock is sadly just about the best you can hope for with Vault-Tec
@@frostedbutts4340 Even in Fallout 3 the guns looked like real guns. Why they changed the Fallout 3 assault rifle model for that ugly Maxim-gun knock off is something I will never understand.
I'm using this as a monologue in my acting class! I love the bubbly disposition of the character, her optimism even in the smallest inflection and actions.
I actually appreciate that they nailed the inevitable blunt delivery of sexual stuff there. If a vault needs to last 200 years they definitely need to plan reproduction stuff in a very blunt clinical manner and drop the societal pressures on it to last
They nailed the Vault dwellers in this series. Their emphasis on them embodying the picture perfect idealism their community was founded on while maintaining the uncanny awkwardness of nearly 220 years of isolation makes Lucy and her counterparts so believable
@@Im-brain-dead-but I don't think its that deep, she speaks with her native accent outside of work. The part just calls for a specific accent, and her talent shines through.
Great thanks to the creators for not messing it up. I don't know how about newcomers, but as Fallout fan I can say: bravo, you made best game series adaptation, not anyone even closer. I doubt that someone could do it any better. Waiting for S2!
I feel like the anti-woke people are just deep down sexists and racists rather than actual intellectual critics. They became the very people who they despise.
@@imgvillasrc1608 While overwokism is definitely a problem in some media (Disney) I did see somebody call this show woke simply because the ghoul's kid in the opening of the show is mix raced and that the main character is a woman. So yeah, there are some idiots who are like that.
@@CatLover-gk8uuunfortunately those people have devolved to the point that they now see almost everything as woke, making it their whole personality. You don’t have to go far to find those channels who fixate on such things and pander to their audiences of like minded shut ins. I think the thing they try to latch on to with this show in particular is that there’s people in the cast who aren’t white, which apparently is enough for them to accuse this show of forcing diversity.
Yes, the show is good. If you play the game you probably thinks the show is just decent, but for someone who don’t play the game its actually pretty good.
Clearly all of reeplies are fake imposters. If you played Fallout franchise, you'd see it's more realistic, horrific and depressing than this family friendly show. The trilogy and NV were at least really good. But NV is what nails with the world, dialogues and vaults. Vaults in Fallout 3 are also interesting because you find out the whole nuclear holocaust is caused by Vault themselves to use humanity as experiments.
I'm sure they are more lacking in materials so stripping a bolt by using a pipe wrench would be worse than waiting a minute until the other lady is done.
maybe the backstory is that they were looking for a fitting wrench for a while and then decided to just use the pipe wrench instead which would explain their relieved facial expressions
ok i never played the games and when i heard of the show i didnt think it would be good, but i just watched like 15 worth of clips and i definitely need to give it a watch
She's definitely cute and adorable Especially with that voice and big eyes of hers, I find the last part pretty funny that she's trying to find somebody to marry that's not a relative.
Just noticed the movie they are watching is the cowboy movie with Walton goggins character in it. lol I wonder if deep down Lucy kinda recognized the ghoul from the movies her dad showed her
You can tell the creators of the this show actually played the games and understand the story……..unlike the halo show creators who didn’t even play the games or read the books…….
This is basically showing Lucy's S.P.E.C.I.A.L. stats
It is it's brilliant and I love it
I love how they translated it.
These are more skill stats than S.P.E.C.I.A.L. stats although the show does have a lot scenes where S.P.E.C.I.A.L. stats come into play. The first one that comes to mind is when Lucy's cousin, the gate keeper, gets attacked by a raider and the raider ends up tripping and getting himself cut in half, showing that her cousin has high luck probably in exchange for his obviously lacking charisma.
@@ryankelly7070 What about her brother? also The Ghoul and Maximus?
I can't remember there being a reproductive perk 😂 Would that be under Endurance or Agility 🤔
This was a very quirky way to introduce Lucy & incorporate Skills & SPECIAL stats, love it!
What's so quirky about it
It's not about S.P.E.C.I.A.L.
It's her skills - tagged ones + perks and traits
@@russianoverkill3715 This introduction reminds me of Wes Anderson’s style of film making.
And it makes it realistic that she survives the raid and that she’s the main character
The book club is that comprehension?
this introduction for Lucy is perfect, plus the different things to do in the Vault makes this almost exactly like the games
makes me wish we could live in a functional vault for a while before leaving now
@@squidsmove
You can it's called Fallout 3
@@squidsmove same here but we'd go slowly insane from the lack of freedom from the rules and regulations of the vault
@@RileyWritey good point
Bro I have been in the house over 7 years for now I have no life I'm not kidding all I do is playing video games watching TV or phone and I'm 28 by the way @@rickymoranjr9609
Lucy has childish naivety, but also same childish readiness to learn and adapt. That makes her perfect protagonist to enter that wild and brutal world.Her big eyes really sells the innocence and naivete of a vault Dweller ignorant of the surface. Which makes her turning badass even more awesome
Yes. All spot on ❤
Every time she says 'Okie dokie,' that's her leveling up.
I thought her big eyes fit in well with the esthetics of the show. A bit cartoony.
🤓☝️
She really do has big eyes
0:49 if you look closely you can see that they are watching the ghoul’s movies
Hank Maclean is a fan of Cooper Howard
@@MillenniumEarl014 "You want another autograph, young Henry?"
spotted that while watching right away. was hoping she would say " ahhh dont i know you from somewhere"
I assume it's because they already made a few short clips of a black and white western with Goggins, but it also makes sense that Hank would have some of his movies too. seems like one of those things that just fell into place perfectly..
@@SamFBMshe would assume he is dead as she has no knowledge of ghouls and how long they can live, also Goggins looks a lot different in his ghoul costume.
Not enough points in Charisma and Luck, I see.
she survived the wasteland so far, her luck is 10
@@whiteevropean LOL. That doesn't mean shit. Tons of players end up completely stat dumping LUCK for a reason.
She's not gonna finish too many quests with the speech options I'm guessing.
She lit a fire on her first night on the surface and met the first enclave scientist you see in a while who isn’t completely and totally evil. It’s not her dump stat, but given what COULD have happened she’s pretty lucky.
It’s relatively low survival skill lol
Okey-dokey, it's rare to find a character who's bubbly, innocent yet fierce at the same time. Ella Purnell nailed this role, my eyes were glued to her the whole series.
And did a great job with the bubbly, upbeat American accent.
Ella's Purnell?! As in the same voice actress for Jinx in Arcane?!
No wonder it's gonna be good
@@quangnguyentrung647this character is nothing like jinx
you can use acetone to make it easier to remove the glue from your eyes. It must hurt though.
@@cryogenicheart2019 Obviously is not the same character but she's a damn good actress in Arcane.
Funny how the brother doesn't participate on the book club but his stats do seem high in intelligence. Higher than Goosey's
Her brother would/could be House level intelligence if it was cultivated properly. He’s bored with everything in the vault and because of its political hierarchy he probably won’t ever reach his potential.
Later in the show he's shown to hack the terminal of the overseer (With the same minigame from the games!) implying he's at least good in the science skill.
I actually noticed they actually explained how you get into hacking by using a special command lol@@schiettecattecharles
The brother is awesome despite being a side character, a first he not very likeable, but then starts shine when begins to active rebel against the order of things. I think the reason he comes off not very good at first is because he is a non-conformist and dose not fit into vault life, which seems selfish considering how nice it is, but turns out he is in the right for not doing so when truth is reviled, awesome character development.
He's moding
This convinced me that Lucy is an actually Fallout Character. She has that cartoonish naivety we find so often in the games.
She's the player character on a good playthrough
How?
When you start any of the games your stats are low.
Here's are full.
@@Gambit771 it's more about character and personality rather than stats.
I was actually comparing her to Vault NPCs rather than playable custom characters
@potatoesblink3299Do we get vault NPC’s like Lucy in fallout 4? Bought the game recently and would love to see more characters like her
@@TownsendReddishlook for Vault 88
I loved Lucy so much. A dreamer that gets to see the worst of humanity in the wasteland yet doesn't lose her identity. Can't wait for season 2
There're gonna go gay in the next season you k ow that right
@@makeitsonumberone1358She's pretty straight as far as we know, fella. She might be into girls too but that would make her bi
@@makeitsonumberone1358 Don't care.
@@makeitsonumberone1358loverlabs lore friendly
@@makeitsonumberone1358 Fallout's been gay since Fallout 2 at least, deal with it
Lucy must be protected at all costs
Too late pal, the wasteland and her father's twisted sense of morality destroyed her innocence.
@@imgvillasrc1608 Yeah and it's all @ZayanK's fault!!!
She can take care of herself for the most part but not moraly or ideologically. Sorry lol
Gucy
She can protect herself.
She's so cute it's ridiculous. Her eyes are so amazing.
yea she is perfect...with those super huge eyes
"And we have rules about that - for a reason!" just gets me, something about the delivery of that line and the expression. Especially her eyes are really great :D
Feels like clunky exposition/bad writing, like don't the people she's talking to already know there's rules against it? Why would she need to say that?
@@TP-pq9xx I don't think exposition is the word you're looking for. Exposition would be like... when she talks about the history class she teaches, she would go into this long explanation about the history. Instead we just see "1776 - 2077" on the board, which is the opposite of exposition. They show instead of telling.
Her commenting on the rules about marrying in the family is just a joke, with a little bit of her characteristic childish naiveté on the side.
@@Karathos Yes maybe it was the wrong word. Just seemed unnatural, like that sentence was only in there to tell the audience about the marriage rules, and not something she would actually say if there was no audience. This kind of 4th wall breaking destroys immersion in TV shows.
@@TP-pq9xx Ahh someone that has no idea about movies. xD
@@Golfballtauchen We aren’t talking about a movie here.
Her build:
Repair
Science
Speach
Special:
Currently unknown lol
Don’t forget melee, guns and unarmed
I think it might be the weird wasteland perk
Her specials are: Strength-4 Perception-7 Endurance-6 Charisma-5 Intelligence-6 Agility-5 Luck- 7. According to the shows producers.
@@DireMerc I mean she did take getting wacked with a gun to the head and getting a finger cut off pretty well but idk it could be just me
Speech? I don't think it's apply to the Wasteland
She's way better than I thought. Honestly, I might watch the series all over again.
Yeah i might watch it a couple more times. Can't wait for the 2nd season.
Shes actually sold me on this. I get it. Its not just big eyes and glib. She can act. It helps shes visually attractive but shes an actress..
@@Azazel2024 She's able to non-verbally both communicate the naivety of a person who doesn't understand the world, but also demonstrating the character of someone who is able to be resilient in the face of danger, while being adapt to their circumstances, and ultimately being a person of agency both for themselves and others. That's everything I need in a chosen Vault Dweller.
@@Azazel2024 Shes a pretty bad actor. Both lead actors are not very talented but the show is great .
@@bende005Hot take Charlie coming in hot. I’m so glad there’s always one to provide the dumb devil’s advocate POV in the internet.
Man this show really really got it right
wtf! it is more like a sitcom!
@manolios You don't press space before an explanation mark.
@@manolioshave you watched the show?
@@manolios say's the fake fan.
@@ashwolf2006being a real fan is much more embarrassing
I laughed at the fact that her rifle shots were perfect, yet she said she wasn't good.
They're 'almost perfect', she hit the 9 ring. Which is absolutely amazing, but remember she's from a vault, so she's gotten her perspective on what shooting should be like from pre-war films: westerns and old military propaganda.
She's probably grown up watching whatever the Fallout version of Clint Eastwood is nail every shot, every time, from absolutely insane distances.
Because they made the character as a mary sue
@@trianglemoebius STill won;t make her perfect
That post you made is very cartoonish, and clownish, and its something the kids daydream off. Its usually silly and people joke about it
It makes no sense
@@ahsenkhan5386cry about it,the show is getting a positive response so far so we are likely getting a second season.
Ella does such a good job playing the vault dweller. The way she responds to situations is cookie cutter cut from a classroom. She’s cute, funny, positive and charismatic. I can’t wait to see more of her!
Okey dokey!
She is not charismatic
@@SX41799i know she is SUPER charismatic i agree with you
Purnell is indeed a good actress just wished she used her real voice in us shows mainly animated ones since she's from England and is British.
@@ryanmatthews3609 the show is set in LA. why would she use her normal accent?
She looks like a character you would make in the game 😂
Nah she looks too good for that
@@Zomesura Hmmm, if you adjusted the jawline of the fallout 4 Nora, adjust the cheek bones to be a bit more exagerated, larger eyes and adjust the eye lids to be more pronounced, you'd have Lucy pretty easily.
That's rude, you better apologize
@@DrunkFlux Freak
@@Zomesura okay, lemme rephrase that: she looks like a heavily modded character you would make in the game
We never see those children who were in the class again.
It's definitely a reference to Fallout 1, where the children, including the "Childkiller" perk, were subsequently patched out of the game when the developers realized that there were people that mainly killed the children...
😢
@@inkognito1534 also it's cheaper to not have 30+ bay-bees on screen. And they don't serve a purpose in the story.
It's just weird to see no kids in the background even outside the vault or even in the other vaults
@cg6176 I think that's all it boils down to. I've seen some wild theory crafting from people who notice that kids are basically never seen. To me, the default state of a production is "no kids." Harder to work with, more expensive, shorter hours, harder to get good performances... And the ones that you do end up having to get better have a damn good reason to be there. They established there's kids, as extras in the classroom scene. It shouldn't really be a huge suspension of disbelief to believe there continue to be kids, just "off camera." If they lack speaking roles it makes little sense to continue to hire extras extensively through the series.
Deleting the children out of the narrative is a meta joke
Her voice is so beautiful. That little rasp is perfect for both Jinx and Lucy
Lucy: “And we have rules about that for a reason.”
The others: “Can’t argue with that.”
She's a Charisma-Strength build lol
Stats are 7 in charisma and agility and 6 in endurance and intelligence the rest are average and tagged skills in repair, science and speech also has small arms skill or guns.
@@themagnus2919 IDK... she did get that tap out pretty damn quick against a full-grown man
yeah very awesome
so where is her ass?
@@jonahmiller5881 Yeah but you don't really need a lot of strength for that, form and technique will get you a lot further than raw muscle.
She is so freaking endearing!
I missed everything she said, I was hypnotized by those EYES of hers. 👀👀
I know right
Gorgeous, aren' they?
She’s like an anime character
0:54 brother playing mini-games during family dinner, a good example of disrespect!
😹 lol
Just like Lucas Baker in RE7.
Rico from Hannah Montana!
No, it's a good example of Gen Z
It looked like he was playing "Missile Command" from Atari in the early 1980's. A game where you try to shoot down nuclear missiles before they hit the surface.....
@@haihuynh8337 You're a good example of "conservative boomer"
She's a keeper.
No 🤮
@@EatFuckingTimothy You don't like her?
Working reproductive organs is a huge plus for me personally
Lucy stole the show, was not expecting such a great character
Perfectly cast, acted, written and directed! They got the tone exactly right! This is Fallout.
Shill comment
@@SharksSJ408 Cope reply.
@@rambofan334 Imagine actually liking this slop. How embarrassing
@@SharksSJ408 Imagine being addicted to copium.
@@rambofan334 “copium” yikes you’re a big walking ball of cringe
Ella Purnell is playing 2 different characters from 2 different video game adaptations:
Jinx from Arcane and Lucy from Fallout
she out here breaking the video game curse by herself
@@mrodriguez16ks Yes!! She's in the two best video game adaptations EVER. Her career is going to take off now! I'm so excited to see her future projects
@@cryptidofthemarshes1680shame its league of goddamn legends
@@madmonty4761would you rather watch Halo 😒
@@uria3679 I would rather watch the fallout show because its actually good
The apocolypse don't deserve her.
she is so fuckn pretty
Okay but like.. right??? Like straight up gorgeous. She genuinely has beautiful eyes
How people be creating their first character as Beautiful as possible or as Fugly af
@@themagnus2919 Yeah I can't put my finger on it but there is something otherworldy about how she looks.
She has the Pixar "adorableness" trickery to her face and mannerisms. Huge eyes, round, tiny face, and enthusiastic demeanor.
@@themagnus2919Your right, I could see her playing an Orion on Star Trek
'We have rules about that for a reason!'
I suspect she got a talking to in the past..
It's insane that's she's English.
I was surprised when I found that out too! She does a really good American accent.
Agreed. As an American I'd have no clue she was a Brit. It wasn't until I watched some behind the scenes stuff and she was talking all British that I knew.
I wouldn't be surprised if there is a Season 2 in which Lucy has a long lost sister who's a Raider but has the opposite S.P.E.C.I.A.L stats compared to her. Most notable about this sister is definitely the Power Fists.
Saweet Arcane reference 😂
WAIT I DIDNT KNOW SHE WAS JINX AAAAAAAH that's awesome omg (NOW i can hear it too)
So you want evil Veronica?
@@mappingshaman5280 Nah, just making a joke.
Having played virtually all the Fallout games, beginning with the original from 1997, I appreciated the reference to in-game skills. Repair, Science, and Speech are self explanatory. The other descriptions are less direct but easily matched to the appropriate skill or stat. Watching movies with Dad= Endurance (while peddling), possibly Agility and Perception as well. Gymnastics club= Agility. Fencing team C= Melee skill. Intermediate phys ed= Unarmed skill. Riflery= Small Guns skill (Fallout 1 and 2) or simply Guns (Fallout 3 onward). Implied to be one of her Untagged skills (she has some familiarity but isn’t very proficient with firearms).
The reference to her teaching Ethics, as well as her chipper demeanor, may be a nod to the Good Natured trait, which gives a bonus to non-combat skills like Speech, Medicine, Repair, and Science but at a cost to combat skills. Overall, she comes across as a “pacifist” build, an image reinforced later in the episode when her first weapon turns out to be the non-lethal syringer.
Incorporating these concepts into an oral recitation of her CV is a nice touch- she’s essentially showing us her character page.
If I were to guess at her Fallout 1 or 2 stats and skills, they might be something like this:
Lucy, 21 (?) year old human female, level 1
S 5 (Average)
P 4 (Fair- she doesn’t notice the weirdness with the “Vault 32” residents, until it’s too late)
E 6 (Good- she takes quite a beating in the first episode and is able to survive)
C 7 (Very good. She’s attractive and charming, in her wide-eyed naivety)
I 6 (Good- she’s at least of above average intelligence, just naive)
A 7 (Very good, as evidenced by her proficiency in phys ed and gymnastics)
L 5 (Average. She has had her share of terrible luck but also benefited from conveniently timed plot events, which balances out)
Traits: Educated (+2 skill points per level. Results from her dabbling in many hobbies in the Vault), Good Natured (bonus to noncombatant skills, penalty to combat skills).
Tagged skills: Repair, Science, Speech (totally non-combat build).
Inventory: Vault 33 jumpsuit, purified bottled water, syringer, syringer darts, Vault 33 bedroll and camping tools.
40 Points at Lvl. 1?
@@ChromeTeck in Fallout 1, 2, 3, New Vegas and Tactics, you start with 5 in all stats and have 5 additional points to distribute at level 1, for a total of 40 points. If you take the Gifted trait, you get a total of 47, as you start with 6 in all stats, but at the cost of -10 to -20% to all starting skills and reduced skill points per level, equal to 2 x Intelligence (rather than 2 x Intelligence +5). It was only in Fallout 4 that your starting attribute points dropped significantly. And Gifted no longer gave you extra stat points. Also, stat points no longer had a descriptor, like 5= average, 6= good, 7= very good, 8= great, 9= excellent, and 10= heroic. I mentioned that I was using Fallout 1 and 2 rules for the character sheet. And because I did not give her the Gifted trait, she has the standard 40 stat points.
Just realized I made a mistake. Educated is a perk you gain on level up, not a starting trait. It still suits her but if we are going strictly by the rules, it would not be present at level 1. Could possibly substitute with Small Frame (she seems rather slender)- penalty to carry weight but +1 to Agility, bringing it up to 8 and giving her 9 Action Points (again, Fallout 1 and 2 rules). Seems fair. In a later episode, we see her making rapid shots with a 10mm pistol, at radroaches, suggesting a fairly good AP pool.
Have you played the modded fallout 2 games that have their own stories? I think there are currently 5 of them I played.
There is also 3d fallout 2 online
and a fallout 2 online game fallout 2 reloaded that I play during sundays (sadly the older I get, the less time I feel I have for things, I feel that time is either getting fast or shorter).
This comment is god tier
"I'm not very good at riflery"
slinging absolute tight groups on a prewar grease gun
TV logic. Anything worse than a bullseye is assumed by casual viewers to be: "not good."
@@Former_Halo_Fan it’s a joke. She’s being humble
Dabbles in rifles and is "not very good."
Hits the 9 and 10 ring exclusively.
She's better than a bunch of people I see at the range whose targets look like they were hit with a shotgun blast.
Her only experience with what shooting is supposed to be like is from pre-war films, likely westerns and military propaganda. Yeah, all four shots in the 9 is amazing, but her only reference point is probably whatever the Fallout-equivalent of Clint Eastwood is nailing every shot, every time, from 200 yards or more.
@@trianglemoebius yup. downrange discipline is one thing, but real-world exp is a whole nother thing; there's a reason you wanna do moving live fire drills as well. doubt they have room in the vault for that.
@@trianglemoebius Said equivalent would be Cooper Howard, possibly, which will interesting when she realises she's actually met him.
good RNG :D
@@trianglemoebiusfour shots in a five inch ring with a shoulderable weapon at 25 yards is pretty easy. Harder with a pistol
She’s cute I like her so naïve in the beginning…
Lucy S.P.E.C.I.A.L skills according to Fallout Shelter:
Strength: 4
Perception: 7 [+3]
Endurance: 6 [+2]
Charisma: 5
Intelligence: 6
Agility: 5
Luck: 7 [+3]
[ ]: Lucy's Vault Suit bonus
She's truly a lucky girl.
Love her character and loved the show….
Okie Dokie
She is so adorable. Talk about the perfect casting, and great writing. Then there’s her eyes.
Focus on ethics. Lol
Bruh I can't be the only one who has a crush on her
you are not bro
You and Maximus 😅
Love how the dad is watching coops old movies
I don't understand why Lucy received backlash from some people in the Fallout community. She's a petty dynamic character. She's intelligent, humorous in a dorky way, though her quips never outstayed their welcome. She can handle herself but isn't too overpowered and is still vulnerable, so it's not like she's a 'Mary Sue'. And her naivety is a nice contrast to the other characters and is perfect for someone exploring the wasteland for the first time. That's probably why I really enjoyed watching her journey, seeing how she adapted to the wasteland while still maintaining the empathy that defined her.
Some are just out to roleplay a battle against woke conspiracy. If they don't see woke everywhere then they'll stop feeling persecuted.
Because they don't want women in leading roles or capable roles. Even though women are quite literally just as capable as men... Like in a post-apocalypse, gender differences doesn't really matter. If you can hold a tool, you go to work.
@@hakubestgirl kinda sounds like you're the one trying to stir shit up here, a minority (it is always a minority) absolutely did have a problem with Lucy both pre and post-release. you don't have to invent a false flag for people being assholes on the internet, they're always there.
So much copium👆😂😂😂😂
Any of yall born after 2000 only know woke. You've been institutionalized by the media and academics as they shape your opinions for you.
The fact that lucy watches movies with her dad and her dad loved cooper howard as an actor, means that lucy probably knows who the ghoul (pre war) is without even knowing it.
Those eyes
never noticed until now that the movie they're watching is one of Cooper's westerns (the Ghoul)
Lucy Maclean is one of my favorite protagonists I’ve seen In recent media.
And Ella Purnell is deserving of the highest praise. She’s got a hit on her hands.
I still can't believe she blew up the council
So she has perception, endurance, strength, and intelligence. And maybe a little agility
dont forget her tagged skill of Gun,Unarmed, Melee and Repair skills.
All characters have perception, endurance, strength, agility, and intelligence, as well as endurance and perception.
The whole combo
Her luck and charisma tho
Video game adaptions are killing it. The Last of Us, Super Mario Bros, Five Nights at Freddy's, Fallout, even Halo Season 2 was an improvement.
Also Castlevania 🙂
Also twisted metal, but fnaf and mario weren't good tbh.
@@Navi-vm2dlThe Fnaf and Mario movie were geared to the hardcore fans, but The last of us and Fallout can be watched by anyone because of the immersive storytelling the games already had.
@@Navi-vm2dlBut at least we are getting adaptations that stick to the source unlike the Resident Evil movies lol.
@@Coffeeholic06 adaptations can stick to source material and be well written though.
In case any of you were wondering
The fencing form it looks like she’s doing is Sabre
She fine doe
Real
lmao
I see why her cousin wanted to hit it
@@idkalan00I think he actually did hit it.
@@AleRespitejust light stuff. Nothing heavy as it’s not sustainable
This makes the ending with Hank so much sadder
I JUST LOVE HER.
I think these 3 vaults have got to be like the 3 best vaults to be in, like other than the sketchy stuff with the overseer, this place rocks
Def. one of the better vaults. Most of them are total horror shows. Serving as unwitting breeding stock is sadly just about the best you can hope for with Vault-Tec
Lucy: Noob Good Karma Playthrough
Maximus: Looter Klepto playthrough
Ghoul: Veteran "Quicksave" Playthrough
Titus: Negative Steam Review Playthrough
She’s gonna bring the “Okie dokie” phrase back into popularity
i just love her big doe eyes
Ella Purnell absolutly crushed this role. Season 2 cant come fast enough!!!
I love the Stirling sub machine guns, they look very cool. They were also the basis for the Stormtroopers blasters in Star Wars
Yeah I wish Fallout went back to real world gun models, Bethesda's models are ugly and stupid looking.
@@frostedbutts4340 Even in Fallout 3 the guns looked like real guns. Why they changed the Fallout 3 assault rifle model for that ugly Maxim-gun knock off is something I will never understand.
About time a lead female protagonist isn't overpower from the start or a complete snob. Cant wait for season 2
“And I dabble in riflery, although im not very good.”
*she hit a bullseye multiple times*
Yeah, too bad the real targets don't stay still
I'm using this as a monologue in my acting class! I love the bubbly disposition of the character, her optimism even in the smallest inflection and actions.
I actually appreciate that they nailed the inevitable blunt delivery of sexual stuff there. If a vault needs to last 200 years they definitely need to plan reproduction stuff in a very blunt clinical manner and drop the societal pressures on it to last
Ok
@@The_Punisher The Punisher
@@miguelpadeiro762 LOL
nobody asked
The bluntness of it was hilarious
She picked Good Natured and Skilled.
Quite a safe option, if you're playing Hardcore.
This show was amazing! I can't wait for Season 2!
Same!
Same
They nailed the Vault dwellers in this series. Their emphasis on them embodying the picture perfect idealism their community was founded on while maintaining the uncanny awkwardness of nearly 220 years of isolation makes Lucy and her counterparts so believable
wow, look at that, strong lead female character with no bullshit and we all love her. seems like Disney can't figure out how.
Brother don’t act like there weren’t anti sjw’s complaining that the main character is female when trailers came out
I love Lucy’s humbleness. She says she’s not good at shooting, when she’s actually great at it.
I noticed that too. She says she's not good at shooting, but her target seems to show otherwise.
This lines up with her pacifist nature, she doesn't want to say she's good at a violent skill.
I would totally marry lucy
Real
🤮🤮🤮
Its amazing how well a british actor can play an american accent
It's almost like the British might be stealthily occupying America whilst pretending to be Americans.
She played jinx and was batista’s daughter in army of the dead
They wanna be different so bad they have to keep up the accent
@@Im-brain-dead-but I don't think its that deep, she speaks with her native accent outside of work. The part just calls for a specific accent, and her talent shines through.
@wowzersfyi Mate, did you have a few too many tinnies before writing that?
This is why you should make sure everything is balanced when playing in Fallout.
This show made me play Fallout Shelter game on my phone
She’s very okey dokey
Her voice sounds so much like Jinx here! She’s such a good actress 🩷💙
People still have the audacity to call her a mary sue 😂
I haven't seen anyone call her a Mary Sue
She got her ass handed to her multiple times. How on God's green earth would she be a mary sue?
no fucking way she's a mary sue the first 3 episodes are dedicated to breaking her worldview and corrupting her morals
Whoever called her that
1. Has no idea about the game
2. Has not seen the show
3. Did not pay atention
@@mmclaurin8035how you all can be so coward
I have never been so inclined to sign up for a new streaming service. This show looks so appealing for all the clips I have watched. I’m intrigued!
Great thanks to the creators for not messing it up.
I don't know how about newcomers, but as Fallout fan I can say: bravo, you made best game series adaptation, not anyone even closer. I doubt that someone could do it any better.
Waiting for S2!
Jinx and Lucy, Ella Purnell's getting some nice roles
And people still have the nerve to call her a Mary Sue
The only people who would do that now after the show came out is those who haven't seen it. She is like the reverse Rey, she is FAR from a Mary Sue.
I feel like the anti-woke people are just deep down sexists and racists rather than actual intellectual critics.
They became the very people who they despise.
@@imgvillasrc1608 While overwokism is definitely a problem in some media (Disney) I did see somebody call this show woke simply because the ghoul's kid in the opening of the show is mix raced and that the main character is a woman. So yeah, there are some idiots who are like that.
@@CatLover-gk8uuunfortunately those people have devolved to the point that they now see almost everything as woke, making it their whole personality. You don’t have to go far to find those channels who fixate on such things and pander to their audiences of like minded shut ins. I think the thing they try to latch on to with this show in particular is that there’s people in the cast who aren’t white, which apparently is enough for them to accuse this show of forcing diversity.
Are they, because this is the first that I'm hearing about it.
Great writing, this show is a perfect example of what makes good character development for a series. Taking notes!
Honestly, she nailed her character. She did great 👍
The way it was edited and paced reminded me a lot of the Nicolas Angel introduction in Hot Fuzz.
0:33 Beautiful Display of Jiu Jitsu ❤❤❤
Two things:
- The show looks quite faithful to the source material. Should I give it a try?
- What a beautiful woman.
Yes, the show is good. If you play the game you probably thinks the show is just decent, but for someone who don’t play the game its actually pretty good.
It's super faithful to the source material I ended up binging the whole season, lol super good show!
It was clearly made with love for the source material and I've enjoyed the first three episodes so far.
Thank y‘all very much. I will give it a shot then.
Clearly all of reeplies are fake imposters.
If you played Fallout franchise, you'd see it's more realistic, horrific and depressing than this family friendly show.
The trilogy and NV were at least really good.
But NV is what nails with the world, dialogues and vaults.
Vaults in Fallout 3 are also interesting because you find out the whole nuclear holocaust is caused by Vault themselves to use humanity as experiments.
Despite any complaints about the show, Lucy is great and we need more female characters like her.
She is so sweet
and just like that the entire Fallout community fell in love
Shes so pretty.
Real🤤🤤
1:04 Had no idea Zach Cherry was in this show, lol. He was famous for telling Spider-Man to do a flip! 😁
Watch Severance if you haven't already!
and told shang chi to fight
she tightened a bolt.... with a pipe wrench. and dont say they didnt have wrenches since the lady next to her proves you wrong.
Maybe they only have a few of each kind of tool.
@@LordEquinox123 Than wait until its free to use it?
I'm sure they are more lacking in materials so stripping a bolt by using a pipe wrench would be worse than waiting a minute until the other lady is done.
Who the fuck cares
maybe the backstory is that they were looking for a fitting wrench for a while and then decided to just use the pipe wrench instead which would explain their relieved facial expressions
ok i never played the games and when i heard of the show i didnt think it would be good, but i just watched like 15 worth of clips and i definitely need to give it a watch
good show
She's definitely cute and adorable Especially with that voice and big eyes of hers, I find the last part pretty funny that she's trying to find somebody to marry that's not a relative.
Just noticed the movie they are watching is the cowboy movie with Walton goggins character in it.
lol I wonder if deep down Lucy kinda recognized the ghoul from the movies her dad showed her
Jinx really likes blue
I'm surprised how good this show is.
You can tell the creators of the this show actually played the games and understand the story……..unlike the halo show creators who didn’t even play the games or read the books…….
Lucy clearly a gamer from day one picking the Speech build