They did invent transistors, but the big divergence is that vacuum tubes became the popular choice and transistors are only used sparingly. What's funny is that EMP grenades would not be very effective against vacuum tube based robots, which is a bit of an oversight.
@@vrrrrrr-uwuwrong that is some stupid shit the og creator said on the fly years after it was out of his control and its also a super lame reason to do what they did im glad beth made the story 10x better
I wonder if sometimes tipping coild generate more revenue, because whilst some people will decline paying anything, others may pay two, three or four times the average. For instance, imagine you had two identical attractions, like a museum or a historic site. One (Site A) has a fixed entrance fee (£X) and the other (Site B) is free but indicates that donations ate appreciated and help keep the site open. It seems plausible that enough people would donate >£X to support what they percieve as a positive educational and community asset to offset the loss from people who donate
In this context tipping would be just paying the CEO a bigger bonus. The guy who actually sweat over the game he developed is going to get paid the same salary no matter how generous we would be with tips. Anyone who thinks this would ever be a good idea is either from another planet or a CEO
Tim Cain has said, here on YT on his channel, that the point of the vault experiments was preparation for space travel. But! Tim Cain hasn't really worked on Fallout since the original game and the lore can therefore change at Bethesda's whim.
Yeah it's sounding to me as a pyramid scheme with child labour. Although I haven't confirmed if they donate a lot of the other money to charities. I saw an article about a girl who sold the most in a season and a lot of money went to a cancer charity
In todays episodes the dads talk about a video game only one has played and the other saw a tv show and neither understands what is happening either and talk confusedly about things that are literally wrong xD
Does pyrion not know most indie devs have Kofi's or patreons? Why would we need more bloatware in games for tipping when it's already pretty easy to support devs
I wanted to cry when Pyrion started naming the actual badges for girl scouts. It's absurd. I think he has absolutely hit the nail on the head with his theory and now I kind of feel sick and wish I had never heard this.
He isn't wrong on the overarching point, and that was never hidden at any point. He has a few details wrong. It wasn't world war two, it was the Boer war. It was originally set up to gather intelligence, and confuse the enemy. One example of this was delaying an attack as the enemy saw kids at a distance gingerly making their way through barb wire lines. However there was no barbed wire, they were acting like there was. Look at Colonel Baden Powell, who came up with the scouts. All the rest are splinter groups.
Scouts and guides generally go out to fundraising activities (selling cookies, in aus we do sausage sizzles, etc) whenever they have an event on. The proceeds generally go directly towards whatever event they are doing, as a way to reduce costs so that everyone can be involved. I would assume that everything before profit goes to whoever makes the cookies. This is also why they cost more than expected, since only the profit is going to the fundraising pool, and is why girl scouts/guides/brownies only sell them directly in person at random times
One funny thing about the scouts, if you get to the highest rank you can start one rank higher than everyone else if you join the US military when you are 18. IE you can join the Marines as a PFC instead of a Private.
PFC is E3. Private is E1. You would start at E2 private second class. Now if you completed other things before shipping out with your recruiter you would be PFC. Which most people do.
According to the show, vault tech promises a vault to specific megacorp style entities, to do with what they might do, for them to sponser and fund more vaults. Some of which are control vaults, and at least, well intentioned, if not still harmful. And then some.
My understanding of the long term reasons the vaults turned into experiments, prior to the explanation in the amazon series, was that in time all the vaults would need to be opened to reenter the world and rebuild society. To benefit the inhabitants of the upper vaults the lower vaults would be opened up to build society in preparation. The vaults were experiments that would usually result in the dwellers vacating out of necessity. The vaults would need different reasons for failure; a common fault would be far too suspicious. In addition, the setting of Fallout seats itself in a period of time when inhumane experimentation was the norm. So tests from how a vault will react to having the critical water supply microprocessor unit die to having a vault full of scientists govern themselves and anything else you can imagine fits rather well.
16:00 I have never heard anyone describe Fallout New Fucking Vegas as "on rails" before. The game where you can literally murder every single major character, and the narrative adapts and still makes sense... what a shit take.
Some of the Pokemon names got more creative with time. For example on of the newer Pokemon, Sprigatito. it's name breaks down into "sprig" as in plant, "gatito" is Spanish for a kitten. The Japanese name is Nyahoja, "nya" for the Japanese sound a cat makes and "hoja" is Spanish for leaf.
XKCD said something along the lines that camera phones have quietly disproved bigfoot, nessie, ghosts, and the like. Twenty-five years ago, almost no one had a camera with them at any given moment, and yet we got occassional blurry photos of alleged cryptids and the paranormal. Now that almost everyone has a high-quality camera with video function on them at all times with their phones though, we haven't seen a staggering explosion in the number and quality of documentation for any of them. Almost like they don't really exist, hmmm...
Vaultec uses vaults to test in a similar way to nazis did in ww2 - their main goal is to find out what happens when we do x to people because they can. The incoming war gave them basically a series of captive poulations to use. The data is supposed to be fed to the remainder of the company who went to a control vault where the can use the data they collected. Theres also suggestions that the caused the war in the first place, so they knew it was going to happen, and pressed syart when they were more or less ready.
On the subject of tipping for a game; can I suggest instead of tipping, just purchase the product again (even if on a sale) and then gift to a friend or family? Balatro is a great example of this given the low cost of entry to start with.
The new one sucked. Too woke and disgusting. Replaced the main guy with a chick. Can we take an IP (like Mirror's Edge) and replace her with a man and see the outcry?
Pro tip if you really enjoyed a game like Pyrion said he did. Just go buy extra copies of it and give em to your friends or even random people I'm sure ppl would appreciate that and the game dev would too.
The question of collecting heavily pertains to japanese Otaku culture and commodity fetishization and autism. Sometimes collecting is like a compulsion, having things that are familiar and safe all around you gives you a false sense of the stability of the world. It is a fantasy within a fantasy (unless you are Marie Kondo Otaku)
Pyrion calling Alan Wake 1 shit has the same energy of someone saying Bathtub racing is a joke while being a massive Nascar fan. They're totally different things, and yes the former is pretty outrageous and that's part of why it's beloved imo. No hate to Dota or it's fans, I just couldn't stand the uncalled for shot at Remedy's (14 year old) Twin Peaks homage. Also Alan Wake 2 is very much worth a look, even if you didn't enjoy the first one. The sequel is Bonkers Brigade level weird.
I agree with Lewis regarding the tip or option to pay devs a little bit more. You'd have to be delusional to believe it's going to the people who made the product, and not just the bonus to the edgelord wall street CEO. It's another strategy to milk customers by providing the same product for more money. Make merch, make DLC, make content in exchange for my money and I'll buy it if I'm a fan. I'm not going to support a corporation with tips, that's ludicrous.
"It dosen't really make sense" coming from someone who just said they've only watched 1 episode and barely played any of the games. Pyrion for the love of god, please just stfu sometimes.
Honestly FOMO is one of the most abused things in the marketing industry. I genuinely think it's exploitative of mental issues. I for one find FOMO to be a serious serious thing for me.
@@serenityindeed original mother's day (the best one, the UK one) has roots in Christian traditions and falls on the fourth Sunday of Lent. In the US, Mother's Day was established by Anna Jarvis in the early 20th century and is celebrated on the second Sunday in May to commemorate the day of her mother's death.
@@--waffle- Nah there are probably more Americans since their audience for the Yogscast is American. Since America is like 6 times the population of the UK. And I wouldn't really count this as a British Podcast, like I wouldn't count Joe Rogan podcast as American Podcast. While there might be some subjects deal with the UK the focus is not the UK. It is a two dad and the weird uncle podcast.
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Big props for Pyrion to have the balls to finally talk about the girlscout conspiracy. That they have already talked about once xD
a big thing with fallout lore is they never invented a microprocessor, which is why a lot of it looks like the 50s
That’s incorrect actually. They did invent it, but just much later in history they did, so that’s why vacuums tubes are still so prevalent.
also the vaults were supposed to be tests for space travel
where did you hear this?
They did invent transistors, but the big divergence is that vacuum tubes became the popular choice and transistors are only used sparingly.
What's funny is that EMP grenades would not be very effective against vacuum tube based robots, which is a bit of an oversight.
@@vrrrrrr-uwuwrong that is some stupid shit the og creator said on the fly years after it was out of his control and its also a super lame reason to do what they did im glad beth made the story 10x better
There is no such thing as a tipping culture that doesn't become socially manipulative and mandatory
I wonder if sometimes tipping coild generate more revenue, because whilst some people will decline paying anything, others may pay two, three or four times the average.
For instance, imagine you had two identical attractions, like a museum or a historic site. One (Site A) has a fixed entrance fee (£X) and the other (Site B) is free but indicates that donations ate appreciated and help keep the site open. It seems plausible that enough people would donate >£X to support what they percieve as a positive educational and community asset to offset the loss from people who donate
In this context tipping would be just paying the CEO a bigger bonus. The guy who actually sweat over the game he developed is going to get paid the same salary no matter how generous we would be with tips. Anyone who thinks this would ever be a good idea is either from another planet or a CEO
when lewis said ‘we can’t afford food can you give us some money please’ the like button did that flashy thing lmao
Tim Cain has said, here on YT on his channel, that the point of the vault experiments was preparation for space travel. But! Tim Cain hasn't really worked on Fallout since the original game and the lore can therefore change at Bethesda's whim.
If Pyrion's worried about the plot of the Fallout tv show making sense after only episode 1, I doubt he'll be able to finish the series.
Pyrion talking about Charizard gave me Charlizard flashbacks instantly
"its charizard! not charlizard!"
CHARLIZARD
"hello? can you hear me?"
I’m fully on board with pyrions cookie conspiracy
Yeah it's sounding to me as a pyramid scheme with child labour. Although I haven't confirmed if they donate a lot of the other money to charities. I saw an article about a girl who sold the most in a season and a lot of money went to a cancer charity
In todays episodes the dads talk about a video game only one has played and the other saw a tv show and neither understands what is happening either and talk confusedly about things that are literally wrong xD
Lewis gonna feel REALLLL stupid when Nasa find Nessy
Does pyrion not know most indie devs have Kofi's or patreons? Why would we need more bloatware in games for tipping when it's already pretty easy to support devs
That Lewis rant made me cry and choke from laughter😂
Pyrian Flax advocating for nuclear war with France as Sips hides in a German ww2 bunker hospital. Next week on the Triforce podcast.
You could always tip an Indie Dev by just buying a second copy of the game for someone you know.
Preposterous
Opened the comments right as they said about tipping devs. Crazy.
Crazy? I was crazy once. They locked me in a room. A rubber room. A rubber room with rats. Rats make me crazy.
Crazy?
I could listen to this all day can you guys meet up every day and record a new episode
I wanted to cry when Pyrion started naming the actual badges for girl scouts. It's absurd. I think he has absolutely hit the nail on the head with his theory and now I kind of feel sick and wish I had never heard this.
He isn't wrong on the overarching point, and that was never hidden at any point. He has a few details wrong. It wasn't world war two, it was the Boer war. It was originally set up to gather intelligence, and confuse the enemy. One example of this was delaying an attack as the enemy saw kids at a distance gingerly making their way through barb wire lines. However there was no barbed wire, they were acting like there was. Look at Colonel Baden Powell, who came up with the scouts. All the rest are splinter groups.
For the record, im glad that Tom didn't cut that rant because it was entertaining to try to follow along.
Scouts and guides generally go out to fundraising activities (selling cookies, in aus we do sausage sizzles, etc) whenever they have an event on. The proceeds generally go directly towards whatever event they are doing, as a way to reduce costs so that everyone can be involved. I would assume that everything before profit goes to whoever makes the cookies. This is also why they cost more than expected, since only the profit is going to the fundraising pool, and is why girl scouts/guides/brownies only sell them directly in person at random times
Been doing a lot of doordash lately and Ive finally caught up to the most current episodes. Love the content and appreciate you guys!
lewis evolves to lei evolves to luau
One funny thing about the scouts, if you get to the highest rank you can start one rank higher than everyone else if you join the US military when you are 18. IE you can join the Marines as a PFC instead of a Private.
PFC is E3. Private is E1. You would start at E2 private second class. Now if you completed other things before shipping out with your recruiter you would be PFC. Which most people do.
BRO listening to Pflax get mad at CEO, Conspiracy, Capitalism and war... HE WOULD LOVE FALLOUT
According to the show, vault tech promises a vault to specific megacorp style entities, to do with what they might do, for them to sponser and fund more vaults. Some of which are control vaults, and at least, well intentioned, if not still harmful. And then some.
My understanding of the long term reasons the vaults turned into experiments, prior to the explanation in the amazon series, was that in time all the vaults would need to be opened to reenter the world and rebuild society. To benefit the inhabitants of the upper vaults the lower vaults would be opened up to build society in preparation.
The vaults were experiments that would usually result in the dwellers vacating out of necessity.
The vaults would need different reasons for failure; a common fault would be far too suspicious.
In addition, the setting of Fallout seats itself in a period of time when inhumane experimentation was the norm.
So tests from how a vault will react to having the critical water supply microprocessor unit die to having a vault full of scientists govern themselves and anything else you can imagine fits rather well.
16:00
I have never heard anyone describe Fallout New Fucking Vegas as "on rails" before. The game where you can literally murder every single major character, and the narrative adapts and still makes sense... what a shit take.
Some of the Pokemon names got more creative with time. For example on of the newer Pokemon, Sprigatito. it's name breaks down into "sprig" as in plant, "gatito" is Spanish for a kitten.
The Japanese name is Nyahoja, "nya" for the Japanese sound a cat makes and "hoja" is Spanish for leaf.
XKCD said something along the lines that camera phones have quietly disproved bigfoot, nessie, ghosts, and the like. Twenty-five years ago, almost no one had a camera with them at any given moment, and yet we got occassional blurry photos of alleged cryptids and the paranormal. Now that almost everyone has a high-quality camera with video function on them at all times with their phones though, we haven't seen a staggering explosion in the number and quality of documentation for any of them. Almost like they don't really exist, hmmm...
Vaultec uses vaults to test in a similar way to nazis did in ww2 - their main goal is to find out what happens when we do x to people because they can. The incoming war gave them basically a series of captive poulations to use. The data is supposed to be fed to the remainder of the company who went to a control vault where the can use the data they collected. Theres also suggestions that the caused the war in the first place, so they knew it was going to happen, and pressed syart when they were more or less ready.
yeeeow I love triforce podcast!!!
Hearing Lewis' take on short term gains really shows why yogscast is still a company while companies like rooster teeth and machinima have failed
God, sips during the ad read killed me 😂
There is one parody movie with merit: Not Another Teen Movie. I've probably seen it six times. Amazing.
Excited for the live show in Jersey!
Zombeaver was the last spoof movie i watched that i found funny, pretty old now. Mel Brooks was the king of spoof, amazing movies.
Eyes opened on the America-U.K scouts divide, glad Canada seems to follow the commonwealth trends more than american
Hey now, Wrongfully Accused was a great spoof movie, too.
On the subject of tipping for a game; can I suggest instead of tipping, just purchase the product again (even if on a sale) and then gift to a friend or family? Balatro is a great example of this given the low cost of entry to start with.
As someone who did not enjoy my time with Fallout 4, the TV show was just fantastic. Its almost shocking to call it that.
Pyrion comparing Alan Wake 2 to its 14 year old predecessor is a bad take
The new one sucked. Too woke and disgusting. Replaced the main guy with a chick. Can we take an IP (like Mirror's Edge) and replace her with a man and see the outcry?
i would love to hear more cryptid talk from the guys, i think pflax would love some of the stranger ones
dw i appreciated the rant lewis
Pro tip if you really enjoyed a game like Pyrion said he did. Just go buy extra copies of it and give em to your friends or even random people I'm sure ppl would appreciate that and the game dev would too.
The question of collecting heavily pertains to japanese Otaku culture and commodity fetishization and autism. Sometimes collecting is like a compulsion, having things that are familiar and safe all around you gives you a false sense of the stability of the world. It is a fantasy within a fantasy (unless you are Marie Kondo Otaku)
Spaceballs
& Young Frankenstein
Didn’t realise that aspect of the Girl Scout cookies. Those badge names. Some American culture is so fucking toxic.
Yeah and they are exploiting children to make millions, disgusting.
*As an Amazon delivery driver. I look forward to these episodes*
where is my package ?
@@vrrrrrr-uwu I have stolen it. Nice socks, nerd. They're very comfortable,,, and MINE. forever.
Its kinda the same as recording yourself playing someones game and asking for tips left and right.
Lewis with some wise words.
I liked all the ranty 😎
Pyrion calling Alan Wake 1 shit has the same energy of someone saying Bathtub racing is a joke while being a massive Nascar fan. They're totally different things, and yes the former is pretty outrageous and that's part of why it's beloved imo. No hate to Dota or it's fans, I just couldn't stand the uncalled for shot at Remedy's (14 year old) Twin Peaks homage.
Also Alan Wake 2 is very much worth a look, even if you didn't enjoy the first one. The sequel is Bonkers Brigade level weird.
the boy scouts sell stuff too, not very good popcorn
I knew about Ekans being snake backwards.
But TIL that the evolution is Cobra backwards. Arbok = Kobra
love this trollop
Does anyone else want more game chat?
i agree with pflax point about vault tech being dumb idiots
I agree with Lewis regarding the tip or option to pay devs a little bit more. You'd have to be delusional to believe it's going to the people who made the product, and not just the bonus to the edgelord wall street CEO. It's another strategy to milk customers by providing the same product for more money. Make merch, make DLC, make content in exchange for my money and I'll buy it if I'm a fan. I'm not going to support a corporation with tips, that's ludicrous.
"It dosen't really make sense" coming from someone who just said they've only watched 1 episode and barely played any of the games. Pyrion for the love of god, please just stfu sometimes.
Honestly FOMO is one of the most abused things in the marketing industry. I genuinely think it's exploitative of mental issues.
I for one find FOMO to be a serious serious thing for me.
Flax making it easier for me to hate him every episode lol Parody movies are awesome
Mother's day. what the fuck are you talking about? that was over a month ago mate
American Mother’s Day, happens on the second Sunday in May apparently
@@rywlkr I now that, but it's a British podcast with, I guess, a majority British audience.
Mother's day is different depending on where you live. Where I live in New Zealand, Mother's Day is the following Sunday.
@@serenityindeed original mother's day (the best one, the UK one) has roots in Christian traditions and falls on the fourth Sunday of Lent. In the US, Mother's Day was established by Anna Jarvis in the early 20th century and is celebrated on the second Sunday in May to commemorate the day of her mother's death.
@@--waffle- Nah there are probably more Americans since their audience for the Yogscast is American. Since America is like 6 times the population of the UK.
And I wouldn't really count this as a British Podcast, like I wouldn't count Joe Rogan podcast as American Podcast. While there might be some subjects deal with the UK the focus is not the UK.
It is a two dad and the weird uncle podcast.
Pyrion, if you like a cheap indie game and want to tip the dev, couldn't you just buy the game for a friend?
Doom TV show
Why did pyrion choose to imprison the colonist and mentally break him to convert him out of his religion, instead of just getting them married…
because the other partner did not want to get married.
Pyrion saying Alan Wake is shit is about as bad as Sips saying he doesn't like Adele.
How so... you do realize it's subjective right?
@Einomar Sure do. I'm not actually mad, even though I strongly disagree with P Flax.
lewis stop pronouncing it STOOOPIDD…
Fallout 4 is garbage. Nothing comes close to new vegas