Sierra Madre Martini from Fallout: New Vegas Dead Money | How to Drink
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- Today I return to Fallout and tackle the long promised Sierra Madre Martini, so charge up your plasma rifle and kick back with me and Dean Domino.
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Fallout: New Vegas is my favorite of the 3-d Fallout games (though I still prefer the original 2-d games if I'm honest) and it seems I'm not alone in that opinion. There's a LOT of love out there for New Vegas and rightly so: New Vegas managed to build a compelling and fully realized world with a rich lore and a believable setting, factions, characters, the works. The only real complaint about New Vegas is that at launch it had some bugs. The first expansion pack for this game was Dead Money, and not everyone loved it. Dead Money was a big genre shift for Fallout, it wasn't so much a Post Nuclear Role Playing game as it was a Survival Horror game. Yes, in the context of that overall Post Nuclear Role Playing game, it made sense, but as a module, it was all survival horror. It had a punishing difficulty though that I loved that reminded me of the original Fallout 1 & 2, and for that reason it's my favorite expansion for New Vegas. You meet some very interesting characters at the Sierra Madre hotel & casino, one of whom is Dean Domino, a ghoul who's been lurking around the casino since the bombs fell, and he's developed a trick or two to help him survive the passing centuries. One of which is mixing up a drink he calls a Sierra Madre Martini, a combination of Toxic Gas Cloud Residue, Junk Food, and Tin Cans, it's an intoxicating in-game buff that helps you survive the lethal expansion pack. Curiously for a martini alcohol isn't present in his recipe, but I manage to fix that. To make my version you'll need a cotton candy machine, and I strongly recommend the one I'm using here, because it's pretty cheap and works well enough. The link is here: amzn.to/2mmj0h3
You'll be making some Absinthe Cotton Candy as a stand in for the toxic gas cloud. It's made like this.
Combine Approx. 1 part Absinth with 2 Parts granulated sugar (adjust mix to get a coarse paste)
Add 1 Tablespoon of Absinth Sugar to Cotton Candy Machine
Collect Cotton Candy.
Sierra Madre Martini
.5 oz. or 15 ml. Simple Syrup
2 oz. or 60 ml. Vodka
5 or 6 Potato Chips
Shake over ice
Double strain into tin can filled with ice
Garnish with Absinthe Cotton Candy
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Why a link for a tin can ????
When you get bored, go to the asian market and buy some of those coffee hard candies; throw those in the cotton candy machine. Thank me later. . .
Yes ! ! !
Please do a lonesome road drink
Or
Just another fallout cocktail
I thought you might like to make the "liquid soul" cocktail from the game NARC (2004 version) from Midway. I always enjoyed that game and there were so many places to go and do. Awesome game
Fallout 4 has some cocktail worthy drinks... If you buy all the DLC and CC items, that is... Kentucky Coffee
Drinking it? That's not the hard part.
It's letting go.
It's letting go
its letting go
go its letting
This comment made me smile
The Sierra Madre....
The Sierra Madre Martini grants:
+75 hp
+4 Endurance
+2 Strength
without any INT debuff, which is really good compared to the other booze
Unfortunately, it's highly addictive.
I think when you have Cass as your companion, you get the whiskey rose perk. The perk let's you drink any alcohol without the negative effects, pretty neat
@@ImBored-vr6ih I always took Lily or Gannon as primary companions
@@takki2747 understandable. Their perks are way more useful then Cass perks
I don't know why but the fact that you spelled out strength and endurance but then decided to just use INT instead of intelligence bothers me greatly
I feel like not telling people to ring-a-ding-ding the notification bell was a missed opportunity.
I've made a huge mistake.
@@howtodrink From where you're posting, must seem like an 18-karat run of bad luck. Truth is...
The game was rigged from the start.
I guess he didn't have spurs...
I was like "What in the god damn?!"
Jesus, I just love this whole thread hahahaha. It fills my heart with joy to see so many awesome and consistent references to our shining Mojave diamond of game dev 🧡
"Air tastes like copper... or old world gold."
Cloud residue should taste coppery.
- dog / god
its also probably a viscus fluid condensed out of the cloud
True
Pickle juice is... coppery? Sorta tart, salty?
Or rusty.
Dead Money: "The moral of the story is that greed will destroy us all."
Me: Walking away laughing with all the gold in my pockets with no exploits or cheats used.
I walked away with 5 gold bars because I wanted the guns and armor I found
@@mackenziefehr7644 you can leave with everything, it's just tricky to do so.
@@UltimateGamerCC Turboooooo (Or implant GRX)
@@DIEGhostfish or use his head.
@@Lance-The-BoS-Lancer They patched it so he never Gibs under any circumstances to avoid that.
patrolling the mojave makes me wish for a remastered version of the game
Remastered with all expansions
I wouldnt want even just want a remaster at this point, really mods and self insert textures and packs really fix the "remaster" issue I feel it would want.
What I need really is a full, complete addition of all of the entire game, if the old team could have just created the original fully fleshed out vision they had from the drawing board, given more than a year and a half of dev time and Bethesda being up their ass. Fleshing out what would have been a masterpiece on top of what is already a masterpiece really would outweigh whatever visual improvements of the current year graphics could provide, over just seeing what Obsidian at full power with Bethesdas 8 years squandered FO4 dev time could have accomplished and finished.
@@zombiefinatic7033 a mod team is working on fallout 4 new vegas
Solution=mods
@@aizenor3063 Yeah but, that means I need a pc and to have Fo4 on it.
No thanks but goo luck to them it will be the best content for Fo4
Patrolling the Mojave almost make you wish for a nuclear winter
Patrolling the Mojave almost make you wish for a nuclear winter
PaTRollINg the MoJAve alMOsT maKes YOu WIsh FoR a NucLEAr WinTEr.
I used to be an adventurer like you...then I took an arrow in the knee.
@@stephentaylor6726 😐
They only have Nuclear Winter in appalachia
We won't go quietly, the Legion can count on that.
Flyy hail true to Cesar
Daniel Bowman RETRIBUTION!
@Legionary i only play NCR because i like the armor
only good path is wildcard.
"I'm not a scientist..." sure you are! You had a hypothesis, you generated an experiment to test that hypothesis, and had that hypothesis confirmed by the outcome. I punch those numbers into my calculator, it makes a happy face.
Charles Gatson portal 2 reference?
Adam Savage of “Mythbusters” famously said: the only difference between science and screwing around is writing it down. (In this case, I suspect that making a video documenting the results is sufficient)
Wart
Yeah but he doesnt regularly focus on the explicit aspect of performing science, i.e experiments.
"Bethesda killed it"
This aged very well
lol killed it in all the wrong ways, now microsoft owns it so hope endures that the next game in the franchise will be better.
@@UltimateGamerCC for real, i hope Microsoft will get obsidian to make a sequel/remaster for New Vegas. I don't know the legalities for all that but, considering Microsoft owns them both now that's gotta mean something. And say what you want about Microsoft, they do listen to their fans and they do care. They know people are dying for more obsidian fallout content
@@DarkWraithKevin yeah well considering how they botched Rare's Intellectual Properties, i dunno if it's from lack of care or incompetence... either way i hope they utilize Obsidian's expertise and dont just give them a ridiculous time frame to make a Fallout game.
Cap and a half with bleached hair and frosted tip.
@@UltimateGamerCC well, considering what they did in 18 months, one can only wonder what would happen when they actually have a reasonable deadline
I've actually made a Dirty Wastelander before according to game specs, it is delicious.
1 part muddled blackberries (instead of mutfruit)
2 parts whiskey
1 part cola
Muddle the berries into a nice juicy mess, shake with the whiskey, strain onto rocks and top with cola. It's amazing
I have to try this!!!
Someone watches OutsideXbox it seems... A fellow man of culture
Damn that sounds good i got a try it
Lucas Przybyla what kinda whiskey is the question
I use bourbon or american, goes better with the sweetness than scotch or anything smokey. Tin Cup is my preferred brand for this
When I got this assignment, I was hoping for a little more gambling.
Random NCR Trooper when I got assigned to this post , I thought there’d be more gambling
“Random NCR Trooper”
But your PFP is of a Ranger...
@The Hillbilly Boy
It’s “When I got this assignment, I was hoping there’d be more gambling.”
@@cadetcrockett2276
Got promoted.
We won't go quietly. The Legion can count on that
patrolling the Mojave almost makes me wish i knew how to drink
Damn bro, I hear you there. Ion even know how to do the “drinking” part 😔
Greg: you're gonna need some genuine junk food - we're gonna use some potato chips
Me: seems alright
Greg: you're gonna need some granulated sugar
Me: I've got some
Greg: and ima serve it in a tin can
Me: there's gotta be one around somewhere
Greg: oh and a cotton candy machine
Me:
Me:
Me: wat
makes you wonder about his sanity
Hah I gave it a like and made it 111 live the vault lmao
just found this channel 2 hours ago, watched 15 videos, who ever is doing the slow motion pouring shots needs an award shit is great!!
I wonder if you could get your hands on any powdered alcohol to make your cotton candy.
*G A M E C H A N G E R*
Cotton brandy
Powdered alcohol is just booze soaked into a powdered matrix (essentially just a fancy sugar). Easy enough to make yourself (Though time-consuming), and practically useless except for gimmicky stuff like this. So this channel might be one of the few places where it could actually have a practical use.
@@meffer6 in other words we can eat our hooch, fuckin righteous
@@meffer6 yeah I think that'd be awesome to see.
As much as people love Dead Money and Old World Blues (I love them too), I feel like Honest Hearts goes underappreciated. Imagine surviving a nuclear winter in a National Park.
Lonesome Road also giving us the violent and brutal areas of The Divide was something to see. My edgy teenage self ate that up 🤣
I LOVED honest hearts
Joshua Graham was my favorite New Vegas character. : D
@@howtodrink I lived in Utah and absolutely can tell you this, go to Zion National Park in real life. You will just be amazed.
The Randall Clark story from Honest Hearts is still one of the best stories in gaming for me ever.
Old World Blues was a love letter to all the classic sci-fi movies and tv shows and it has the most Wild Wasteland encounters
Honest Hearts. the story of the survivalist is straight up classic Fallout writing. I adore that expansion.
PS you rock
The story of Randall Clark is such a tiny aspect of that DLC and game but it’s SO GOOD jesus christ
@@fankdaggot8961 Good enough that when I first found his finally resting place, I felt personal loss. THAT'S how you do an RPG.
Honest Hearts is my favorite!
@Legionary true
Those radio gave me anxiety
@Legionary rephrase that....the least good NV dlc
Him: the dead money is my favorite dlc
Me: ah a man of culture as well
@Waltzin' Matilda Agreed. Very unpopular opinion in the community. However, it’s my favorite as well! Followed closely by LR of course.
OWB is my fave for being wild and wacky, but DM is a very close second, Survival Horror with a rich story that makes you ache for the characters.
I feel if honest hearts was even just slightly better, it would destroy the competition just for having Joshua Graham.
@@PS1-Hagrid Joshua Graham was cool, sounded very much like Charleton Heston from The Ten Commandments, but the amount of Cazadores and Savages wielding Poison Tipped weapons pissed me off to no end.
All four DLCs are excellent and all four of them, for different reasons. I love Dead Money in a different direction than I love Old World Blues. I think OWB might be the most upfront buggiest of all the DLCs though, because the perception underflow bug on lobotomites is really annoying.
Personally I loved the shift from each dlcs. The old and tribal tones of Honest Hearts, to the super sci-fi techy highlight of OWB, to the nostalgia of the past in Dead Money, to the sense of dealing with the present and the mistakes of the past in Lonesome Road
When’s Skyrim drinks? XD
Tbh there’s a drink in Skyrim called the white gold tower that’s always fascinated me
The Velvet Lechance is really good! At least, from the recipe I found online.
I know I've been thinking about working that one up myself.
he should make skooma MXR did it and i wanna see the version this channel would pop out
The White Phial
Mead with juniper berry's mixed in
patrolling the Mojave almost makes me wish for a nuclear winter
I read the title and I half expected the Absinthe Cotton Candy to be mixed in the drink. Did you try it before and then thought, "This would be better as a garnish."
When you add cotton candy to a dink, it instantly dissolves and disappears into it. It's kinda cool looking, but it's a lot of work to just add sugar to a drink.
i can see this guy being a character in the fallout wasteland 😂 imagine him being in a bar in the middle of the wasteland serving drinks to travelers 😂
There is a character like this in fallout 4 xD
@@painfultruth1846 i killed him for funsies
@@austintruly shame
until i show up hungry for caps and blood
@Christian Ball actually in fallout history usa was in a war with china mostly. The soviet union had their own trouble with the new european commonwealth. So Russia and america weren't at war with each other in fallout. Eagle and bear can be friends now :)
Would have been really interesting if the in-game drink incorporated some of the various liquors that are in the game too. After trying Absinthe IRL, the fact my character can down an entire bottle with no issue is absolutely superhuman, even more so than shrugging off bullets.
Favorite DLC, Favorite Fallout game, Favorite cocktail channel, almost makes me wish for...…………..
A Nuclear winter.
Almost got away. Then the idiot’s hunger screws it up!
A drop of squid ink would have been a nice touch for the "toxic cloud."
If he made all the drinks taste like trash that would actually taste like trash if they were made like in the source he'd resort to drinking everclear between shooting episodes to numb his taste buds to the trash
@@joshklein987 Squid ink adds a touch of earthiness, but mostly it is just used for color, so the cloud would be black.
@FrostBloodGames so polite...
@FrostBloodGames smart enough for sarcasm, but not for civility?
The toxic cloud is red in the game
Aw, OWB was really nice. It still had those fallout tones, especially when reading through the terminals and stuff. Investigating all the facilities in OWB are minds me of exploring the abandoned vault-tec vaults. Plus following the traces of Elijah, Christine, and Ulysses were a nice touch.
Crazy that I've been watching for a year now and I still keep finding new videos that are always exactly the same high quality stuff I expect from your channel in 2023
Dead money is especially fun if you play a character with high unarmed skill, I went through and 1 hit killed all the ghost people with a bear trap fist
Did you go around the Mojave before hand, learning all the cool unarmed combos you can learn from various NPC’s?
there's a way to cheat the system on dead money. since the game doesn't take away your miscellaneous inventory, items needed to say, oh I dunno, craft a special deathclaw gauntlet like the fist of rawr, are still there. just gotta find a workbench. it's also good to have the long haul perk. all that gold makes it hard to sneak out without Elijah noticing
Unarmed characters are underrated, recompense of the fallen was always one of my favorite weapons
Jolyne's Dad if you pick all the gold up, then drop it right before Elijah appears. Then you kill Elijah right by the hologram door, then pick up the gold and drop it by Elijah’s body. The gold will eventually glitch through the door then run all the way through and get the gold then exit. (It takes a couple tries)
@@lprath5155 I just stealth out of there with a stealth boy, mang
How about the bitter drink? You get the recipe at the end of Lonesome Road.
That smile when he says “wish for a nuclear winter” tells me he’s the type to just want to set the world on fire
He just wants to staaaart... a flame in your heaaaart
My idea was that it was just moonshine with Cloud residue as a flavoring agent that's the only way I could imagine it... Basically ferment potato chips and water to make the alcohol...
I love all of New Vegas's DLC's, but my favorite is Lonesome Road.
I find it very immersive and love the back story for The Courier.
Plus all the cool Armor and Weapons, like my favorite Armor in all of New Vegas The Elite Riot Gear.
I hated Lonesome Road. It suffers from the issue Mothership Zeta does. To much combat.
The Divide? There's nothing there.
But don't forget. We won't go quietly. The legion can count on that
Just throwing it out there - you need to create a Tron themed drink for that liquid energy Tron, Flynn, and Ram come across. The Pure Source
YEESSSS
This.
Yesssssss!
I really liked Dead Money too because it had extremely RPG sensitive objectives. For example, if you challenge Dean Domino’s position one time throughout the story and he’ll turn on you. So you need to be careful with your choices from start to finish if you want him to side with you. You can easily turn everyone against you, but it’s really difficult to keep everyone with you. It reflected the theme of the story so well about greed. Excellent and underrated DLC.
Nah. I always kill Dean. What he did to Vera and Sinclaire, and the reasons he did it, he had it coming.
With Nelson back in our hands, that gives us some breathing room
I was nervous to see how this would turn out but you made it actually look good! New Vegas is my favorite Fallout game. 4 is decent but a disappointment with how they dumbed down the Speech function by just... doing away with how it works altogether.
Dead Money was also my favorite of the DLCs. I liked Old World Blues and its dark humor, but Dead Money really hit my feelings where it hurt. I still get nostalgic for it whenever I hear Begin Again.
Now I have somthing to drink while playing caravan with my friends
I don't know what's more surprising, the fact you know how to play Caravan or the fact you know MORE people who know how to play Caravan.
No one knows hows to play Caravan. I refuse to believe this. We all got our achievement(s) through luck.
imagine going on the internet and pretending you play caravan
Please Do A Dark Souls "Estus Flask"! a.k.a Sunny D! Praise The Sun!
I always imagined that as a screwdriver
or siegbrau from DS3
ESTUS IS BESTUS
Praise the sun!
I literally started replaying New Vegas yesterday! My favorite dlc is definitely Old World Blues It's like a big love letter to old school science fiction and the writing in it is so good
Loved all of the DLCs, but Lonesome Road was my favorite. I loved how it tied together all the other DLCs and provided an ending to the Courier's story. Plus the setting is still one of my favorites from any Fallout game!
Dead Money was easily my favourite because of the Love/Hate thing. Due to the whole DLC being so tough, holding onto the small band of characters for comfort is the only thing you can do
Favorite New Vegas Expansion has got to be Either Old world Blues, or Lonesome road.
As for Fallout 4...yeah it's not a bad game. it's just not a s good as New Vegas. The Expansions leave a lot to be desired as well.
And I, for one, do not mind you making drinks from games/shows you haven't played/watched.
I feel like I'm the weird one here, really enjoying Honest Hearts above the others.
@@youmukonpaku3168 honest hearts was good. Definitely has a great story.
@@dragon1130 i shot the indian at the start because he looked like an enemy (plus he appeared right after a group of enemies) and the entirety of that dlc could no longer be progressed and I just figured it was the most boring dlc of all time
Patrolling the Mojave almost makes me wish for a nuclear winter
Old World Blues was awesome. It was definitely my favorite. I mean... one of the robots wants to sexually vivisect your character... how can you beat that?
Haha it was so fun! My favourite was Lonesome Road
@@online2000. I still have PTSD from going in at like level 14 and getting absolutely wrecked by the Death claws
OWB was the best and DM is a close second, as i love the Survival Horror theme.
Do I want to know what vivisecting is? o-o
@@drew-horst dissected alive
Been binging your videos. It’s crazy that youre genuinely a fan of these things, especially the Dead Money expansion pack! People hate it but it was awesome and genuinely creepy and challenging
Old World Blues is my favorite for New Vegas. Fallout 4 was just... astonishingly meh. If you're a big fan of the flexibility of 1, 2, and New Vegas there's a greater than zero chance you'll find 4 lacking
Definitely, the lack of moral choices and the voiced protagonist bothered me.
Since we are on the Bethesda train, ever thought of doing Skooma from the Elder Scrolls series?
Bet you Greg makes Skooma a shooter if he does it.
Skooma is basically just cocaine...
I'm predicting it will be very very sweet as one ingredient is Moon Sugar
@@LaDyLuCk2900 Pretty sure 'moon sugar' is a play on the term 'booger sugar,' which is slang for cocaine. 🤣🤣🤣
The best drink when you are crossing the Mojave wasteland, it's the ultimate ghoulish delight and i agree the dirty wastelander must be made.
Ah, yes, I see you are a man of culture as well...
Seriously, Dead Money was also my favorite of the expansions, even though I absolutely loved all of the New Vegas DLCs in their own way - playing them felt like playing a whole different game for a few hours. Everyone I know talks about how great Old World Blues was, and while I did enjoy it, Dead Money feels like it gets overlooked for some reason. Maybe because it's such a survival/horror-esque situation and not everyone is into that; but as a long-time horror fan, I had a blast with it.
Anyway, not sure if I'll ever be able to make this martini, but it was fun to watch. Thank you, Dean Domino, for concocting such an outrageous cocktail.
“Patrolling the Mojave makes You wish Fallout 76 never existed”
We never speak of it. 16x never.
what? Have you even tried it? It's my favorite fallout.
@@paperdude6610 brrrrruuuuuh its a good game….. but a terrible fallout
Makes your wish Bethesda never existed
@@davidfalloutbandit without Bethesda fallout wouldn’t exist rn, would be a distant memory
Honest Hearts!! Beautiful landscape, great fun to explore. Also the survivalist is a bad ass
Fastest click in the west
With a big mouse on his pad. *Big mouse on his paaaaad*
It's great to see that Nick from New Girl got a gig after the show ended.
I always figured there was no liquid in the recipe because the Cloud residue broke down the chips to an at least drinkable consistency, while also consuming all the stuff from the cloud that will *really* kill you.
What a great segway into discovering your channel. Dead money was definitely my favorite dlc for new vegas. Would definitely love to see more video game themed drinks whether you've played them or not. Thanks!
As soon as I heard the nuclear winter reference I went straight to the subscribe button!!!... i forgot that I was already subscribed hahaha. Ain't that a kick in the head?
Good reference
Ring-the-notification-ding, baby
What in the goddamn...?
Honest Hearts was my favorite. Getting to play through Zion, getting to interact with the tribes, and the terminal entries from Randall Clark were all incredible.
Was just playing new Vegas and it almost makes me wish for a nuclear winter
I've watched this episode several times, one of my favorites, but this was the first time I clicked on the link in the pinned comment to see where you got the tin can.
....bravo, excellent choice.
First time I played dead money I cried all the feels
Have you tried the Fallout Rum, I heard it was legendary bad.
From what I saw the rum wasn't too bad, it was mainly the deceptive marketing they used for their bottles.
Actually it was a bummer, a coconut rum that was just disappointing
It was dumb fucking expensive for a rum less quality than Sailor Jerry's(a 10 dollar rum).
One of my best friends is a bleeding heart bethesda fan, and preordered the bottle. It pretty much tasted like Malibu.
That's a nice martini you got there, profligate.
Yes! I've been waiting for this!
0/10 It doesn’t taste absolutely horrible like in the game.
4:45 I remember finding a bottle of absinthe in the police station, actually lol!
Yodeling Bartender Greg is here to tell y'all a story.
Official NV DLC: Lonesome Road
Unofficial: Fallout New California (And The Frontier when ever that comes out)
Should have dyed the sugar red - cloud residue is red. ....yeah, I'm a fallout nerd.
and Old World Blues is the best New Vegas DLC. Speaking of which, there's a drink in OWB called "Battle Brew" made from Vodka, mutant cave fungus and salient green.
Maybe we could mix cinnamon into it to make it reddish? Give it a spiciness too?
Is salient green a reference to Soylent Green?
Honest Hearts is the best purely for Graham.
@@DasSchwarzeSchafe Mhmm
Disavow. Dead Money is the best DLC
This is such a grand reimagining of a Sierra Madre special. Thank you, you are welcome to the Sierra Madre... where you can begin again...
Lonesome Road was definitely my favorite expansion. From the unique setting of a metropolis that's collapsed into a sinkhole, to the full auto rpg, and the badass coat you get at the end, I just thought it was fantastic.
Oh yeah, increasing the cholesterol attribute! My favorite attribute!!
Savour
Punch
Emanation
Cholesterol
Inebriation
Aroma
Linger
The Attributes of a Fallout cocktail.
I'm gonna be honest, Dead money is my favorite of the DLC.
"Fallout is dead"
Yeah, and so are the fans seeing as there asking for the Fallout 76 Helmets back since they have mold in them, and are possibly poisoning the wearers.
To be faaiiirrr, those aren't the collector's edition helmets having that problem. Yet.
It’s called realism, you think abandoned military pre-war armors who haven’t been touched for 80 years look all shiny and clean?
@@nicolasinguanti9986 I'm talking about actual mold. Like...you put on the helmet and there's mold growing in it because it was cheeply made and contained.
@@ChakraX2 Jesus Christ! Mold was growing in the collector edition helmets?
The Lonesome Road is my favorite NV DLC. Ulysses is an incredible character and the old world history you learn throughout, as well as some mysteries about the Courier themselves, is really fascinating.
Greg, this is absolutely crazy! I don't have all the stuff to work this one, however.
On a more serious note, I wanted to thank you for introducing me to the world of quality rum. Plantation 5 Year and (the best ever!) Smith & Cross are absolutely amazing! That Smith & Cross, though...
I really loved Dead Money, but each expansion has a special place in my heart
Can you do the Skyrim Meads?
Black briar 🥃
Or
HonningBrew 🍻
I thought you were joking about the Amazon link to a tin can.
This whole drink is truly impressive but I cannot get over the tin can used to serve it in... I would have never thought of that subtle detail. Genius!
Someone's an NCR trooper at heart. Love it, brother.
I saw Sierra Madre and was like, "Hey! I live there!"
We won't go quietly, the legion can count on that
@@johnrankin7135 The women of New Vegas ask me a lot if there's a Mrs. New Vegas. Well, of course there is. You're her. And you're still as perfect as the day we met.
@@jodykones345 careful, profligate, or you might end up on a cross
I love me some Honest Hearts... Despite all its downsides. Its the first expansion I played, I loved the setting and that Joshua Graham, man, he sure spins my wheels, if you catch my meaning
Amf I’d tap his burned booty
Honestly my only complaint is that the three dlcs are so amazing that my standard are kept too high when I play it
Fallout made me realize that I have a thing for men covered head to toe in burn scars.
@@themedia1271 Oh yeah, that's natural development
“Sounds like you’ve done some blue collar construction work in your life, your ma must be proud.” Dead money is by far my favorite DLC. I’ve been working on a recipe of my own for the Sierra madre martini, similar to a classic whiskey sour using egg whites as my “cloud residue”. But now I kinda wanna try absinthe cotton candy. Keep serving up the drinks!
Me, a 14 year who hasn't touched alcohol ever: intresting
absinthe flavored cotton candy! Why didn't that ever take off?
You shouldn’t drink and drive, much less drink and fly!
@@jonshaw840 boooo
@@jonshaw840 I appreciate what you've done here.
Dead Money was kinda frustrating on my first go (gameplay wise), all those years back, but it really grew on me and i agree that the atmosphe is on point even if a little too cloudy (hardy harr).
For my fav DLC i gotta go with the Lonesome Road tho, its not super complex neither in construction or story, but somehow it feels amazingly immersive and exciting every time
mines honest hearts, you learn about the burned man and legit, he a chill dude.
@Sheldon Robertson yea
Back after watching the show, super excited for season 2
Lonesome Road is what makes a playthrough for me TBH. The story makes my characters feel more real than a no past badass, it makes them feel like people. It made me contemplate what my characters would feel finding out about the past they forgot and how they would feel about what they became with a clean slate.
BEST DLC. *sobs* Why won't you work???
But yes, the whole setup, losing all your stuff, the casino, the back story to why the casino exists. Love it.
Tamlan Dipper the story aspect was amazing. The gameplay aspect was nightmarish.
@@Deamons64 What do you mean? I thought the weapon restrictions, scrounging, new crafting etc all built the story.
Tamlan Dipper it had good ideas, make no mistake. However, the execution made it WAY harder than it should be. Case in point, the ghost people perception glitch. Nothing more fun than firing one of your 8 shots to defend yourself, and getting swarmed by 3 dozen borderline unkillable enemies. Another thing that ruined any and all fun I could have with the dlc was the fucking radios. Even with christines companion perk, the timer on them is WAY too strict for how many you have to run past, and even if you’re able to shoot one or two, there’s still dozens that are either indestructible, or in a spot that you can’t destroy them where it doesn’t fucking matter, because it only effects back tracking, which you’re almost certainly not going to do, some specific circumstances excluded. And it’s a shame that the gameplay is so needlessly brutal, because I love the story aspect of dead money, the prewar story of Vera Keys, and Sinclair, and Dean is awesome. It’s so interesting and tragic. It’s just a huge shame that to get that awesome lore that you have to slog through some of the most trial and error, unfun BS in the whole game.
From where your kneeling it must seem like an 18 karat stretch of bad luck but the truth is the game was rigged from the start
Run*
Yessss!! God Dead Money is the best dlc from any Fallout game!
Also just stumbled upon this channel via your Sunset Sarsaparilla video and I'm loving what I'm watching.
(P.S. Yes... Yes Bethesda absolutely murdered Fallout. 😢)
Far harbor wasn’t bad too
I know this is really late but hear me out...
Operation anchorage
These videos are so relaxing and entertaining
Having a bit of sugar in there to bring out the flavour of the potato chips makes sense. When you eat the chips, enzymes called amylases in your saliva start to break down the starch into sugars right there as you chew on them so you get a bit of a sweet taste. After straining and mixing with cold water that isn't gonna be happening so you'd have to add that sugar to the drink to get a recognisable "potato chips" taste.