Fallout 1x2 REACTION!! "The Target"
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- Calvin and Aaron react to and discuss Season 1 Episode 2 of Fallout - The Target - #Fallout
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00:00 - Intro
01:23 - Reaction
25:45 - He Was in One Episode
26:10 - Glimpsing the World
27:03 - The Filly Fight
29:44 - The Set Pieces
30:21 - Water Filter Guy
31:34 - The Fallout Tone
32:10 - What does he know?
32:49 - The Dotted Wanted Poster
34:27 - Jim's Limbs
36:37 - Why keep the dog?
37:54 - General Thoughts
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So why do you all not puss out and censor like the rest of the reactors? Im saying this is a good thing. :) thanks for doing this.
Really wish Eric was reacting to this with you guys. Nothing against you two but the fact he's not part of this particular reaction series made me lose interest in watching your fallout reactions vs some other channels.
Why do the squires have to carry the big bag when the knights have the power armor that can easily manage the task?
This is dumb.
The turret being extremely ineffective is a huge reference from the game.
sure…
@thecrimsonkid- mk1 turrets are known for missing their target 99% of the time in Fallout games. Players learned not to bother even putting them up in their settlements. Mk5 turrets will blow your ass away in 1 second. Huge difference
The most lore-accurate scene in the show imo
It’s definitely a contrivance, but I’m not bothered by it: the main failure of the turrets in the game is usually the delay before it starts shooting
mk1 turrets.... need about 100 to kill 1 raider
The "please remain calm" is there, because the turrets can't hit moving targets. Pretty game accurate.
Especially a Mark 1 Turret. Probably more at risk of a ricochet than being hit by a direct shot
@@IrishWarrior00 a scheme cooked up by lead farmers to sell more product!!
The "Vault-Tec Plan D" being described as "the most humane product Vault-Tec ever made" should tell you everything you need to know about Vault-Tec.
😂
I mean, technically speaking some of the experiments you can do in Vault 88 are humane.
Like the bicycle machine with the lavender spray.
@@eddmario Yes, but the "humane" options aren't approved at all by the Overseer.
I love that little detail of the ghoul eating food to restore health while he's in the middle of a gun fight, just like in the game lol!
This! Plus the bloody mess, critical hits, and vats shots. No idea why no one is talking about any of this
@@anonymousmammal1741I mean technically it isn’t VATs since he doesn’t wear a Pip-Boy he is just a good shot. At least 250 years of life 🤷♂️
@@anonymousmammal1741 no one uses VATS
@@tescomealdeal5699 i hope you are joking lol
@suddenimpulse030 unless it's in the last 30 minutes of the last episode then I missed it
There’s so many obvious and subtle video game reference to all 7 fallout titles. This show is a gift to someone who’s been playing the franchise for 25 years. Great Khans, weapons, sounds effects… so many
It's really really really good, so much stuff if you've played from the beginning.
I also saw Todd and Bethesda invited Tim Cain and Brian Fargo to the premiere (2 episodes) in LA, which is really cool.
To use Todd's words: It just works.
Where was the reference for the khan's?
@gravybate2283 Lucy passes in the middle of them in Filly
@@gravybate2283 the guys with the horn hats.
I just love that the OG 10mm pistol is used prominently
One detail a friend pointed out that I didn't notice.
Its called 'Filly' because its a Land-fill.
i read in another comment it could be what they call the small city of Fillmore which is north of LA.
I think it is a landfill. One, because of the name, two because of how the place looks (yeah most settlements are garbage, but this one felt like piles of garbage), and three because of how green and lush the environment around there was, when right outside there was all desert. Maybe the trash and such protected or fed the land enough to keep it green?
Filly is literally just a young female horse by definition
@@matthewflores4183 your point is?
I think its both a reference to the area looking like a landfill whole also likely being a reference to fillmore which is only about 30-40 miles from santa monica where vault 33 is located.
Its likely not an actual landfill. All towns look like a landfill after a nuclear fallout.
The dichotomy of these reactions lmao. Calvin with the poker face in every gore, action and needle scene while Aaron going crazy over everything. I love this duo
My only wish was that Eric was a part of these reactions. I was so bummed when I saw he wasn't in either of them on the preview images for the vids.
The second I saw the needle and shot in the beginning of the episode I knew I had to see Aaron's reaction LOL
This is the first time in the many times watching this I noticed that Maximus's pistol gets hit before he starts fumbling it and loses it in the fight with the ghoul. So the ghoul actually shot it, it wasn't just Maximus being a dumbass with a gun lol
I just noticed this after reading your comment lol. I paid attention to the scene and sure enough it's true.
Yeah that’s honestly a great character moment. It shows the Ghouls combat smarts knowing he has nothing that can get through the power armor so he disarms it instead of wasting bullets shooting it. Maximus isn’t being stupid, but he’s slightly overconfident in his advantage in the power armor that he fumbles when something unexpected happens.
@@stephenasmithfanfan5971 "Nothing that can get through the power armor"
7 episodes later: *1 shots a t-60 by "hitting it's weak spot"*
@@OergenSchmoergen Special ammo, they show it on camera for a few seconds for a reason.
@@OergenSchmoergenhe should’ve read the manual lmao
"That turret is not very effective."
- also every Fallout 4 player ever
24:21 a lot of reactors don’t notice when he says “the most humane thing vault Tec ever made” and that’s like honestly the darkest piece of info we could have ever received, meaning even the “good vaults” still had horrible purposes
Not necessarily. Just means that they didn't sell spots in the good ones.
uhh no
@@CartesianDuelist Nobody was ‘informed’ of what kind of BS they would have to deal with except the Overseers; _everyone_ thought they had ‘the good ones.’ Caveman Johnson would have been proud.
@@alecLogan Not my point. The line is "The most humane product vault-tec ever made" which on its face doesn't necessarily mean they didn't make any good vaults, just that they never SOLD any good vaults. IE the good vaults weren't products
@@CartesianDuelist The vaults _overall_ were ‘products’ (or, rather, experiments). Not a one of them was designed or assigned with safety at forefront in mind. The handful that weren’t screwed up social experiments to be overseen by an Overseer, were either not designed up-to-code, or had the ‘misfortune’ of not accounting for being cracked open by outside forces (and, for that matter, were only ‘not experiments’ to be control groups against those that _were_ ).
What they did with Michael Emerson had to be intentional. 1- The episode was directed by Jonathan Nolan. 2- He was a scientist which is close to a software genius. 3- Had a German Shepperd as a companion. 4- Suffers an injury that results in him having a limp. That was just Harold Finch from Person of Interest. Would have loved to see more of him, but what a performance.
I'm glad someone else knew these references. Person of Interest was such a great but under watched show.
Bear! He was also a great dog. I believe they are both Belgian Malinois though, not German Shepherds. Just sayin'. That was a really good catch on your part. i really really liked POI and have binged the series 3 or 4 times but for whatever reason Emerson's Ben Linus role from Lost is the one that sticks in my mind when i see him in other shows.
Except that CX-404 is a Belgian Malinois (but close enough).
Fun fact:
CX is apparently played by the same IRL dog who played the dog in that show.
I seriously doubt that information. Person of Interest was in the early 2010's. That dog would be too old.@eddmario
My wife's a huge Fallout fan, so it's fun watching this along with her and seeing her enjoy all the references (and enduring a n00b's questions).
I think this might be a bigger challenge for Aaron than Trainspotting was.
Lol, thinking about it it’s gonna be close😂
I will say I was a bit surprised about the gore? IS that a game accurate thing? Because from all of the gameplay Ive seen of Fallout it didn''t seem like much of a gorey game.
@@lockekappa500games are very gory, literally a perk called bloody mess to make it even gorier lol
@@lockekappa500 blowing people up and seeing their body parts scatter in slow motion is very much so a part of the game
@@eatsleepgames1693 Interesting, my only experience with Bethesda is the Elder Scrolls series, which I guess is tame by comparison.
20:15 - He didn’t miss-shoot. There is a bullet hit before it turns sideways. The Ghoul shot it just right to cause it to shoot the wrong way and then be unusable. 😊
i've yet to see a reactor notice that he didn't fumble his gun, it got shot out of his hand
@@ZainKaneko Exactly like in game. God I love the little bits they added in
@@IrishWarrior00 right! You can shoot the guns out of enemies hands in fallout 3 and new Vegas. Forgot if you can do it in 4 cause I mostly VATS the heads
I love the implication that the Ghoul exhausted all of his VATS points on the townspeople, which was why he couldn’t do anything against Maximus in his armor 😂
2:36 im actually crying from laughing so hard at Aaron and needle in the neck 😂
I never really noticed how many shows have a needle scene before Aaron
With regard to to the technology of the Fallout world, the big divergence point is that semiconductors were never invented in the 20th century. Which led to a divergent timeline. In the Fallout world, semiconductors were only just starting to come out before the bombs dropped in 2077.
Transistors*
This is not true. There are direct reference to transistors in Jack Cabot's terminal in Fallout 4, the Reavers in Tactics worship transistors, Fallout 76 has a miscellaneous item that is literally a transistor. This was a common theory back in the ancient NMA days, Josh Sawyer himself said that couldn't be true during the development of Van Buren, because Robots in Fallout 1 and 2 are affected by EMPs.
@@pedrolobo4860they had both transistors and semiconductors. But they never perfected either so they never developed complex microchips aside from the larger intergated circuit boards we find in game. Ypu are right jack cabot had transistors in his posession in 2023. Like 50 years before the bombs fell. But they never advanced their tech like we did. They advanced nuclear power and had no care to minimalize tech. Instead they just build nuclear reactors and went big.
"She steals dads" never fails to get a laugh.
Back in the last episode,one of the guys who dug up the ghoul was using a rock-it launcher. A unique weapon from Fallout 3 that uses all the random shit you find as ammo. Old books,mugs,garden gnomes,empty bottles,you name it. Just one of the many fun references.
It's in 4, too. They call it a Junk Jet in that one though.
@@delightfullymischievous9684 my bad,I haven't played 4 in ages.
Technically, it was the Junk Jet.
The Rock-It-Launcher is made out of pieces of junk, while the Junk Jet was specifically made from scratch.
The "bear" it was called Yao Guai I think ;) and it was awesome to see it on silver screen :)
And just like in this episode, the first time you encounter them in a new playthrough is when you're severely unprepared for them.
Yes, and I was surprised that they didn't recognize it.
i sure was hoping Eric would join y'all.
Michael Emerson worked with show runner Jonathan Nolan on a great show called Person Of Interest a decade ago, he played a genius scientist who walked with a limp and had a Belgian Malinois to protect him. And for Fallout he played a genius scientist who walked with a limp and had a Belgian Malinois to protect him.🤣🤣🤣
Seriously I would love to see these guys react to POI. It’s perfect for them.
Agreed! It was such a great show
It sucks that we don't get to see Eric enjoy this fantastic series, but I'm so excited to see Aaron and Calvin's reaction to all the gore!
Everyone thinks maximus drops his gun accidentally but if you look, the ghoul actually shoots it out of his hand which is a thing you can do in the games, you're able to target separate limbs and even grenades flying midair
I cannot believe Eric is not here for this series.
Yeah nothing against the others two because I love them as well but my interest in watching these reactions dropped like 80% when he wasn't in the thumbnails. This is such a perfect show for his reactions and commentary.
Did you just copy paste this comment all over the comment section? Lmfao
@@dim9907 What are you on about?
@keithstone7323 not you, the other comment
The scene with Maximus saving the dude that was fucking the chickens is so Fallout it's great. It's exactly the kind of situation you'd run into in the game, making an immediate decision without any prior information. Loved it. Also I'm pretty sure the 'bear' was a Yao gui.
I love the pace that this show doles out information. It answers some questions, teases others, and makes you wait for the big ones.
The reason that the scientist knew all those things about her vault and her name is because the enclave keeps tabs on all the vaults,their experiments, and what goes on in them.
I just now realized as the character was dying 😅
Thats the actor, Michael Emerson who played Ben from LOST. Holy shit
Awesome
Never seen or played Fallout but very intriguing and loving these reactions.
Aaron's needle phobia and panic always makes me chuckle
NOT THE HEAD RESTS of the chair. Save the chairs 😂😂
But Aaron literally said "Thats Ben Lynus!!" how did you missed that?😂
Watch it with your friends. These reaction videos are edited and you miss half of the series being cut.
20:14 the ghoul shot the gun out of his hand and he ended up fumbling it
Eric not being here is criminal!!!
Yeah nothing against the others two because I love them as well but my interest in watching these reactions dropped like 80% when he wasn't in the thumbnails. This is such a perfect show for his reactions and commentary.
The bear scene with Titus reminds me so much of Cliff from Doom Patrol lol
Same
The chainsaw hand tool she use to cut off the head is actually called a Ripper 😂
Get Eric to watch this too
he wont
6th day shoutout! That movie was on TBS/TNT every frikin weekend when I was a kid in the 2000s. Great stuff
Man, you guys should really have the full group for this show, it's worth it
Lmao the difference in y'alls reaction to the intro
Calvin, Fallout Pro: Yea, that checks out.
Aaron, Fallout Noob : *"Whaaaat the fuuuuck?!?!"*
Enclave be doing Enclave things
Wilzig was from the Enclave. Which is basically what the U.S. government turned into after the war. So wilzig probably knew about the vaults because vault tec was funded by the government.
I've rewinded the reaction to the "aunt" comment, so many times. What a great wheeze! 😂
I wish Eric would watch this
Yeah nothing against the others two because I love them as well but my interest in watching these reactions dropped like 80% when he wasn't in the thumbnails. This is such a perfect show for his reactions and commentary.
@Welcometoourfamily-ql7vzneeded a show to miss in order to take care of some health concerns and it just so happened to work out with these 2 just recently finishing Reacher
The bullets in the expanse are those rocket type bullets, because they have next to no recoil, though there are some old fashioned 'slug throwers' in it.
Jonathan Nolan keeping his Person of Interest ties is so cool 😎
I still think it's sad we don't get to see Eric react to this show.
But I can't blame him if he's in a situation or something.
I know i've heard some people complain about the comedy and the dialogue the some of the characters but as a vet Fallout player I say the dialog is spot on!
I think the people who complain about the humor, probably just did a main story run and never bothered to explore, read the stuff on terminals, pick up notes and listen to tapes or meet all the NPCs. The fallout series is absolutely loaded with humor.
The Ghoul is definitely packing endgame legendary weapons with explosive rounds. He's the player after you beat the game. Lucy is the brand new noob player and I think maximus might be the idiot savant character you play for laughs on your fourth playthrough.
22:07 Yup, getting caught on some errant polygons 😅 True to form
Every character's greatest nemesis... Bethesda geometry. 😆
I like your reactions. You are both so smart and guessed a lot about the plot lines. Plus, the knowledge about the game just like mine.
21:40 Did you rip my headrest off to? 😂
One filming mistake they left in, where Cooper is reloading behind the cart and that guy with a hole in his neck slumps to his right, Cooper has a round in his hand taken from his bandelier and you can see him just rubbing it against the side of his gun because the rounds are actually too big to fit in the gun's chamber.
For those who recognize Titus but can't place his actor, he was played by comedian Michael Rapaport.
Can we just appreciate the absolute great gore in this series? Incredible well made
That encounter with water filter guy was so funny :)
That was an underrated Steve Zahn impression for sure lol
The Ghoul's gun prop is based on revolving shotgun that's normally in .410 gauge. There are several companies that have a version in production, including Turkish manufactured. A REV410 is pretty close example before modifications.
Some things more:
1. The Goul fight in the town was just like V.A.T.S in the game.
2. Wilzig is from Anclave (Brotherhood scribe said that). Not just a random scientist.
3. That Filly town is so similar to the Fallout 4 one with the bomb i almost cried. The Ghoul bombed my shed there. I remember byuing it. Even the bar and traders are like the same as in game.
actually lol'ing at aaron ripping the headrests off the chairs
39:30 - The one with "Satan" is "End of Days" with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Gabriel Byrne. The "6th Day" is about Cloning. "The Eraser" is about some HighEnergy weapons.
Came here to say this😂
Came here to say this😂
The dog's name was CX-404, as in Canine eXperiment Not Found.
Aaron got both headrests this time ! Nice. My prediction of the whole room coming down by the end still stands.
Aaron reacting to that injection scene is me🤣 Then, Calvin only realising that he threw the top of his armchair off 20mins later🤣
I've only played two of the Fallout games, but I'm absolutely charmed (er, if charmed is the right word for something so gory) by the series so far (we only watched episode 2 as well). I love the dichotomies; the chipper 50s aesthetic and the dark, twisted secrets, the peppy music and the mayhem. And most of all, I love Lucy's "Okey dokey!" It always makes me laugh. It especially makes me laugh that my sister makes the exact same horrified faces Lucy does every time she's faced with something horrible. So many references to the games; I really to love it.
The Music in this episode is Chefs Kiss! Anyway, Walton Goggins killed it as the Ghoul! Fantastic reaction Wave Crew!
Damn, Calvin's Rocinante hoodie is so great I went and found it online and bought it.
The camera focus really liked your hands this episode
@2:42 - LOOOL aaron and the head rest is the traumatic saga i am here for
Okay Aaron's reactions to the neck and needle shot was hilarious 🤣
Where th is Eric? Seeing his trailer reaction to this series makes me think he wouldn’t miss it for the world.
he is not here. and wont be here
@@Phoenix-ti6tx Got any actual details or just vague non info?
@@yetibeardson1168 from discord. He won't react to the show
@@Phoenix-ti6tx Again, got any actual details or just vague non info?
@@Phoenix-ti6tx this is so useless you might as well have not bothered responding at all.
The scientist is part of the Enclave, who have info on all vaults, and even have network access to some.
I haven't played the games much, but I do really like the optics of the show. When the girl and the scientist were sitting in the dessert at the end and they showed the old donut shop, it looked 100% like the Fallout Wasteland.
just finished the series other day really good series fr goggins killed it
New Vegas is where I know the last song from that stuff is replayed all the time in that one lol😂
Aaron's range of emotions from 1:35 to 1:40 😂😂😂
Knight titus turned on his quest waypoint marker, only way he was so close to the proffesor so quick!
I'm really glad these guys are enjoying it! You don't need to understand the games to be able to follow the story, but it definitely enhances the hype when you understand the major players.
There's usually been this unspoken barrier between the East and West coast locations, where the East coast games are made by the current holders of the IP - Bethesda, and the West coast games are made by the original creators - Interplay (later rebranded Obsidian). But if you understand the previous events of the games, you might realize the magnitude of these events in the show, as the bulk of the Brotherhood of Steel's forces in this show are brought over on the large airship called "The Prydwen" (There was a Vanity Fair article last year that falsely listed it as the "Caswennan" that has caused a lot of confusion in the community, but some shots in the tv show clearly have it printed on the side), this was the mobile command center built by the detachment of the Brotherhood that was originally sent into Washington D.C. for Bethesda's first entry, Fallout 3.
Along with this detachment, they sent a child named Arthur Maxson - the last descendant of the Brotherhood's original founder: Roger Maxson, whose bloodline and name are treated with the highest respect. At the age of 16, he was appointed Elder of the East coast chapter, and under his leadership they constructed the Prydwen airship and took it to Boston 10 years later in Fallout 4, established the Brotherhood as a major power in 2 Eastern cities, and has now moved back home to the West coast in the t.v. series.
To me this feels like the hype that was built up when Daenarys finally sailed to Westeros in Game of Thrones, but it's taking place as the B plot to an unrelated main quest for Lucy lol.
Minor Spoiler:
Was absolutely hilarious when Maximimus has to choose between keeping a fusion core for his armor or saving a group of people.
His pistol probably has the Explosive legendary effect.
I’m half way through n loving it so far… wish they used the theme more in the soundtrack though
Yes, they really only use it once if I recall. It should play at least on the end credits.
Maximus out here getting a super lucky critical on that Yao Gaui using just a 10mm pistol
If anyone wants to see the Gyro-Jet in action and recorded in slow-mo, Brandon Hererra made a video on it just a few days ago
14:09 The guy with the mask is reading Moira Brown's Wasteland Survival Guide.
You don't see it in the game but the Strong back perk shows it but but your character has a big bag that all your loot goes in and your pip-boy just keep track of your inventory
Michael Rappaport was Titus. The power armor guy.
The term Aaron is looking for is "retro future". The whole genre of "what we thought the future would be like during X era". The Jetsons are a good example. Steampunk is another. That whole "world of tomorrow", where we can somewhat imagine the tech advances, but culturally things are more stuck in place since it's a lot harder to grasp just how those things will shift.
I wonder what CRAM would be. Crunchy Ham? Crushed Ham? Cranberry Ham? Cockroach Ham?
"No matter how much sand I put in it I just get more sand" is my favourite line so far
Loved your reaction as always💗
You should check out society of the snow, i would love to hear what you have to say about that one
The short explanation of the aesthetic of the Fallout world is that in this alternate timeline Microprocessors were never invented so instead of technically focusing on computing it stayed on the 1950s nuclear style. It was such a popular thing that eventually even cars are nuclear powered. The date the bombs dropped was October 23, 2077, since this takes place 219 years later the year is actually 2296. This show takes place 9 years after the events of Fallout 4.
Also I hope in season two we see an active assaultron!
This is not correct. Computers in the Fallout world, until Bethesda, ran on microchips. Throughout Fallout 1 and 2 you can see 80-90s looking desktops on counters. Furthermore the PIP-Boy 2000 has aftermarket parts that are composed of microprocessors. Another example is the scrap electronics and AER14 in FNV. As such microprocessors have existed throughout the Fallout series. I have already added a comment below that goes further into what advanced forearm worn computers can do.
From the wiki:
While microchips do exist, they are uncommon, usually only seen in highly-technological products, like super computers, artificial intelligence and energy weapons.
And later, in the next paragraph:
As a result, computers are far clunkier than the ones in our world and some still use monochromatic, command-line interface UI. The personal computer was developed, but due to these limitations on compactness, most models can only be used to store text files; almost all extremely advanced computers exist as large mainframes which can take up whole rooms. The users access them via terminals.
Idk why people keep spreading this misinformation.
the aunt probable turned into a ghoul
and noticing jon nolan as the director thats badass having a nolan director mannnn hell yeah
It was John Rapaport
34:49 Weeeelll, technically it wasn't just *like* a stump grinder.
"brutal elements of brutalness" lol
The Battle at the boat dock was Eraser and the one about satan was End of Days.
Eraser deserves a rewatch because of the macguffin. Plans for a Rail Gun.
The term your looking for in your intro is "Retrofuture"
It amazes me all the cameos they have for this show. Enjoy!
Cant. Michael Rapapoop is in this.... 🤮 horrible person
Ever build a settlement in fallout 4 and use basic turrets?
They aren’t very accurate.
15:40 It is a cool name!
lol @ you reaching for the headrest
VATS is shown in such a cool way in this episode