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The nuclear war in Fallout happens in 2077 between US & China. The reason you think it happened in the 1950s is because in this world, popular culture stagnated after WWII.
Popular culture as well as technology. The transistor and microchips are never invented. Everything electronic still uses vacuum tubes and is enormous. This is all due to it being heavily inspired by the Golden Age of Science Fiction and the nuclear paranoia of the 1950’s. It’s basically what people of that period thought the future would look like.
@@tykohnpretty sure the transistor bit isn’t true. Both transistors and microprocessors exist in the Fallout universe as items the player can find, plus the universes artificial intelligences simply couldn’t exist without them.
The transitor chip was never invented. . .so, things never evolved as our world did
@@J0J0ReferenceTransistors have an odd history in the fallout universe. Mainly due to the devs, both interplay and bethesda, not being consistent with their lore. Check out the fallout wiki page for transistors and you'll see.
@@J0J0Reference No that's the reason why future computers are still stuck on MSDOS. Transistors were not invented that's literally the whole shtick, AI is suspension of disbelief
Lol, Suraj got the lore of the games completely wrong 😂
I get the 50s aesthetics can make it confusing but they've got laser guns and metal power armour. The bombs went off in 2077, and the games take place hundreds of years later.
He's a dumbass
Yeah 😆
The Brotherhood of Steel is not the government. The Enclave kind of is.
Same with the New California Republic which is a new government & should be in this series due to it being set in Los Angeles.
They are. In one of the still photos released you can see a ncr flag.
BOS was former military if 76 didn’t butcher the foundations
Yep. Brotherhood of Steel is more of a techno cult that wants to keep technology out of the hands of plebs. Pretty much assholes who think they're the only ones smart and wise enough to use pre-War tech.
The BOS in the trailer is the government, We know they are because they have T60 armor and the predwyn airship. Plus the show is canon so it has to take place after fallout 4, Meaning the BOS ending was canon, Meaning they are the government in Boston at least
The lead actress is Ella Purnell, who played Jinx in Arcane. She also played Dave Bautista's daughter in Army of the Dead.
She was also Jackie on Yellowjackets on Showtime.
fallout is set in the future, in the year 2077. it looks "1950s" but in the fallout world, technology took a different turn compared to ours, thats why everything looks retro but also advance. Fallout is basically retro futurism, its what people in the 1950s thought what the future would look like
This show actually takes place in 2296, it’s the latest in the canon fallout timeline. Fallout is an alternate future timeline based on what people in the 50’s and 60’s imagined the future to be like.
@@SwordTune And of course Cesars Legion.
Yeah, Fallout is set in a world where technology kinda stalled for a bit to the point the 1950s was around up into the 21st century after World War Two. In a world like this, we would be living in a world where futuristic tech met the 1950s aka retro futurism right now. There’s not much known of the pre-war world which I feel like there should be more exploration to it since a world like that is really damn interesting. I do hope the series does more detail in pre-war history.
FYI guys : the Nuclear War took place on October 23 2077 actually. The POD in the Fallout series timeline takes place during WW2, sometime after 1942. Its just society maintained a 1950's cultural aesthetic deep into the 21st century. This alternate timeline is advanced over ours when it comes to robotic, weaponry and nuclear technology. But in this timeline the Internet and World Wide Web never really existed. So it's sort of a 1950's world of the future.
Correct
I've been watching a lot of these reaction videos, and it blows my mind how hardly any of them have played a Fallout game. I thought the series was widely popular. As a huge fan of the games, this looks very promising!
Yeah Fallout’s quite a bit more niche than fans of the series realize. Sure the fanbase is large, but the games definitely aren’t “your mom could recognize it from the cover art” mainstream.
If Rana wants to play on a stream, she should check out Fallout New Vegas. Would love to see her reaction to that.
I think the best way to start from fallout 3... wait... hmmm...
@@da_pawzI think she’s better off starting with Fallout New Vegas since it’s much more closely related to the West Coast and Fallout 1 and 2’s lore and the fallout show will take place on the west coast so she’d be much more likely to pick up on stuff she recognized from her playthrough
No way. Fallout 4 is the most easy for new comers. Something tells me she won't have the patience for NV stiff and dated gameplay
Agree, new Vegas is a far better game than 3 and 4 and the writing in those will be underwhelming after watching the show. New Vegas writing and quests are just straight up more interesting and superior.
The Ghoul is also Walton Goggins. So they must show the "before".
The transistor was invented, just decades later than it was in our universe. Without miniaturization of computing technologies that didn't have an information age and did realize that resources like oil and uranium would run out until it was too late. The resource wars lasted for decades until finally nuclear war.
Thank you. Far too many people in this comment section are regurgitating that fake fact that the transistor was never invented.
I always thought the transistor was never invented
@@AR-yd2nd No, they eventually made transistors. Can't make pipboys and power armor with vacuum tubes.
Looks very promising. Feels like they nailed the tone.
fallout happens in 2077, but the world do exist in a side universe that culture stayed in the 40s to 60s style, music, clothes…
also this show happens about 200 years after fallout, some years after fallout 4 ( game that happens around boston)
The first bombs fell on 2077, after the China - US war. This was some time after the US liberated Alaska when China invaded it. The _first_ Fallout game was set a little after 2150, F2 about a century after that, and the rest of the games followed thereafter.
I first thought that this show would be a loose adaptation of F1, since it also happened in southern CA. But it seems that the events of the show happened after F4, which _would_ open up a lot of possibilities for new exciting stories. Especially after the events in _Fallout: New Vegas._
@@mayavmarinhoI believe this show takes place 9 years after Fallout 4 and it takes place in Los Angeles.
It's great seeing Michael Emerson back in a Jonathan Nolan series after his amazing performance in Person of Interest.
Bombs happened in 2077. Everything is 50's style. And Walton Goggins plays the ghoul. Who can live hundreds of years. That's why you see him when the bombs fall then again as a ghoul 209 years later.
If you told me as a kid that I’d grow up in an age with multiple blockbuster cinematic universes based on comic-books, shows and movies that lampoon then, zombie shows based on graphic novels with spin-offs, television series based on video games, new Star Wars, and so many adaptations on fantasy literature… I mean, damn. I wouldn’t have believed you. I would be afraid of hoping. I know the quality of then varies, but it’s still wild to me that was once seen as “nerd culture” is now something that has billions of dollars invested into it.
5:42 That's Walton Goggins. He's the Ghoul and we'll see him in the Pre-War scenes that was shown at the end of the trailer where LA is being nuked.
The war happens in 2077 but American culture never advanced past 50s style. Everything looks like the robot from lost in space.
I'm surprised Chris hasn't played Fallout, seems like something he'd be into.
That backpack ad right after a fallout trailer is peak comedic timing
More excitement for Walton Goggins required.
Not a Mirelurk. Axylotyl is more likely, but could be a type of gulper. The show will feature new creatures and this is probably our first look at one.
Loved Fallout 3, this looks good.
Recognizing Kyle Maclachlan for Agents of Shield is probably one of the saddest things ever...
I can't concur since Agents of Shield was a pretty great show. I doubt how much they would be into Twin Peaks or Blue Velvet. I like it, but that weird Lynchian shit doesn't work for everybody.
When suraj claim he knows something he really knows nothing about it
"I'm such a big fan of Fallout!" Immediately gets the lore wrong when explaining it.... If you want someone to understand an abbreviated version... play them the intro monologue from Fallout 4
Definitely the name of their channel fits them like a glove.
76 started off bad but it bloomed into a very fun game with a wholesome community
the community yeah, it's good... but bugs still exsist :(
The Brotherhood of Steel is more so a religion than it is government. The New California Republic would be close to as a government you’d get.
Trailer looks dope, but feels a bit too clean, Fallout to me is kinda dirty, all the tech is held together with tape and a prayer.
The Enclave is kind of the government.
@@elricofmelnibone8256 The Enclave is a legend in their own minds Or, rather, they *think* their the government. hehe...I get it that they are the last vestiges of the US government. Dig through the lore at The White Spring in FO 76, for instance. But I find it to be pretty satirical that, in many of the FO settings, the Enclave swaggers a lot and acts like they are still the US government. But they are at best a threat to other groups and more likely just a mysterious, overlooked remnant of the US government that isn't governing anyone. Try telling Caesar in FO 3 that the Enclave has jurisdiction over him. ha! In Appalachia Foundation is more of a "government" than the Enclave. But I'll give the Enclave this much: in FO 76 they are a pretty good source of mutation serums and cool weapons plans. With that, they are not completely useless. Just kind of useless. Got to climb their military ladder in order to launch nukes. But after that, they're really pretty meh...
@@elricofmelnibone8256The NCR is quite literally a national whereas the Enclave are nothing but remnants that hide in bunkers.
Yeah, the too clean aspect is the only critique I had. Especially the power armor… way too shiny/pristine! But I’m so hyped for this!
@@citizenerased1439 The Brotherhood are an organized military force, they have the ability to clean their armor lol
I transcended out of my body whilst watching this trailer and April can't come soon enough. I can't believe the rest of you guys haven't played any of the Fallout games before, like WTF!!!!
ditto! I wouldn't call myself an expert in FO, but I have racked up a wee bit of time in FO 76. About 2,200 hours so far (I unapologetically love the game!) with a tiny bit of time in FO 4. I really love the Fallout universe, with its quirky humor and social commentary, not to mention the cool weapons! Can't wait to see the Fallout show!
I GREW UP on fallout... I wanna CRY!!!
It looks so so so good
only this channel would get the lore wrong from someone who “played the shit out of them.” the brotherhood is not the government, that’s the enclave. the games do not take place in the 50s, they take place way in the future. what game did he play to get everything wrong lol?
the game takes place in a world where 1950s went off into a alternate future because we started using new forms of energy that took us in a different direction other than where we, in reality, ended up. the city in the video would be in an alternate future.
The game is definitely campy and cheeky, and it's also incredibly satirical. The moment I started to feel like they were getting the tone right -- other than the music -- was when they had the title card "From the studio that brought you free 2-day shipping." That joke right there sold me that they understood the homework.
So excited reminds me a lot of fallout 4
What gives me more chilles than the series, is that the Fallout London mod may get released this month. Oh boy, this is gonna be so much fun.
Is it going to be like other DLC like mods though? I've never tried one much less cringy than Frontier. :x
@@DinkLover69Look for the trailer here on youtube, Fallout London. There is also a website , just google it. I can't tell you the adress without RUclips direct deleting it.
@@DinkLover69 It's a full game overhaul. No one knows how in-depth it'll be. But it seems like a full on different game (obviously very similar to 4, because it obviously uses it as the framework for the mod)
Ohhh, really?? I’ve been out of the FO4 modding loop for a bit because I’ve been playing something else else for once. I know we’ve been looking forward to Fallout London for ages!
Micheal Emerson and Jonathan Nolan, a match made in heaven
The 1950s look comes from society stagnating after they focused on developing atomic technology. The culture was trapped in the 50s for over a century until the resource wars when some people, tired of the wars, started shifting into 60s peace and love. You can see on some graffiti on some New Vegas bunks.
If you want to get a better feel of the tone and atmosphere of the Fallout series try watching the Fallout 4 trailers
I hope this show succeeds, it looks dope and I love the world. One day I will finally play New Vegas.
Big Fallout (and Bioshock) fan. While still not completely sold, this trailer does give me hope.
3:12 Micheal Emerson isn't just in this because (well he could be), but he has worked with Jonathan Nolan before in the underrated and underseen show Person of Interest. It was so prescient about privacy, coming out 2 years before Edward Snowden came forward with NSA spying. It is also a great look at the dangers and pitfalls of A.I. if we aren't be vigilante about. It may start out very procedural because it aired back on CBS before streaming was a thing. I wish more people would see it, react to it would be cool, but I just want people to watch it.
suraj is so confidently wrong i actually want to believe him and ignore what i know about the series after playing it for years
edit: "i think thats a mirelurk? it might be a mirelurk." suraj what are you talking about for real
After Cyberpunk Edge runners did a amazing job. I have hope for this show.
This trailer had me HYPE!!! I can’t wait to see how season 1 goes. The trailer I watched said “Fast Delivery” and I noticed yours said Free 2-Day shipping btw.
I played the game Fallout 3 as a kid and I saw this, man. The old piano jazz music did this trailer justice.
Surajas excitement is me for this, I’m glad you guys have as much excitement, hope we all watch this in April of next year
The show can get scary,dark, funny, sad, mysteries…I’m ready!!! This looks great.
If you think the bugs are bad just wait until you see what happened to chameleons.
Indeed, and to scorpions!
Watch the intro to Fallout 4 and that's all the world building you need to get started.
Fake fallout game
Confirmed this show is canon with the games universe.
2:37 It’s Ella Purnell from Arcane, Yellowjackets & Zack Snyder’s Army of the Dead.
You all should react to Evil series, Michael Emerson's performance there is fantastic.
"Agents of Shield, that's Daisy's dad". Man I'm old. That will always be FBI Agent Dale Cooper to me.
Yawl need to play Fallout 4 on yawl's channel!😊
How are these guys always so wrong with stuff even when one of them supposedly played the game? 😂 They're making it an art form at this point.
I have a feeling Lucy will die in episode one. I feel like Iin the trailer she always has a very "Fresh out of the vault" look to her. Her expressions, her cleanliness... She just seems like there are no shots of her that take place after the first few days.
Having seen Westworld I wouldn't be surprised if there's a twist and the person we think is the main character is someone completely different... Lucy's brother who we know nothing about perhaps.
Fallout 76 did indeed get panned and got a lot of hate (I still enjoyed it though) when it first came. However they put a _ton_ of work in, plus did a couple add-ons, and have improved the game greatly.
Also far as I am aware the show is going to be cannon for the setting and around or after 4 so it is like 200 years after the bombs.
I clapped when I saw the thing I remember from the game
consume product then get excited for next product
Hope they explore some super messed up vaults.
Here you go! Crashcourse in Fallout:
**What I've written ahead are NO SPOILERS! They're just about the aesthetic and premise and feel of the games, which are aguably more iconic to the series than any one story or character or faction. The things I describe are known to the Fallout community as a staple of gameplay and lore since the first games that came out in the 1990s. Read ahead if you're interested in that foundation, don't read if you feel like you want to learn what Fallout is from watching the show. There's nothing written here that's unique to any one game or experience.**
Fallout heavily uses a 1950s aesthetic, with a 1960s vision of the future (sometimes referred to as "retro futurism"), set to music from our 1930s-1960s! The nuclear apocalypse happened in 2077. Basically every Fallout game takes place _at least_ a century later. To us, the audience, Fallout is a retro vision of the future in which we culturally and technologically diverged post WW2. These things are ICONIC to every Fallout game. There's a lot of pop culture and referential Americana in Fallout. A lot of parallels to a lot of familiar things and ideas.
Fallout is basically - China v US war in 2077 leads to nuclear war/apocalypse. In preparation for that, the US Government and Vault-Tec (fictional megacorp) create a system of self-sustaining generational Vaults for select American communities to shelter in for many decades until an unknown period in which the surface can be evaluated for resurgance. One of the main premises is that Vault-Tec and the government _specifically_ secretly orchestrated the vaults as isolated environments to conduct psychological & biological experiments on their communities over time (through diet, internal medical facilities, through internal education, etc - all the ways you can mess with people when they don't know any better, across decades). Around 122 known vaults, only 17 are un-experimented on as "control vaults". A staple of Fallout gameplay is discovering and exploring some of these experimental vaults and learning what happened in them. In a Fallout game, you're just one of the characters that exists in this world. We've been on many sides of the experience throughout the series.
Throughout, humans have scratched some kind of survival on the violent, desolate, radiation-scarred surface. Which is why you see mutated wildlife, scarred, _ghoulish_ humans, etc. The armored, militaristic people you saw are _one_ faction of an improvised power called "Brotherhood of Steel", who seek to find and secure technology and documented history for safekeeping "to prevent another war like the one that destroyed America". There aren't really any "good guys" in Fallout - partly because extreme circumstances demand extreme measures, partly because there's no guidelines or overall authority anymore. Every faction and settlement has an objective that won't agree with many others. There are casinos and prostitution, gangs and drugs, raiders and slavers, scientists and weird religions, strange settlements, heroes and villains, quirky bad guys, quirky good guys, Mysterious Strangers, everything!
I'm very excited for the show! It has an excellent crew behind it, and a great cast! Fallout is nostalgic, Fallout is twisted, Fallout is weird, hilarious, dark, tragic, dangerous, sweet, and more! It's silly, it's violent, it's ridiculous, it's awesome.
The show takes place in Los Angeles, is it's own unique story, with its own unique characters, steeped in the world of Fallout. The game studio is very involved in the writing and production of the show along with the show's **excellent** production and writing team. The events of the show have not been in any game, but are considered canon to the Fallout world going forward.
Ayo had no idea that Rana was also an April 12 bebe! We gotta keep the pack tight!
the nuclear war was in October 23, 2077
they definitely are gonna show a deathclaw.. would be such a missed opportunity otherwise.
The tech and aesthetic are 1950s futurism, not because the nukes fell then, but because microchips were never invented. So its an alt-history, where the nukes fell in our future (2077), and most of the stories take place in 2200s (except 1 and 76 are 2100s).
Jonathan Nolan was also one of the main minds behind Person of Interest, which is an amazing show y'all should definitely react to! (It's also from the mind of JJ Abrams and his company, who made LOST 'cough cough')
JJ Abrams didn't do anything on Person of Interest, just like he didn't do anything on LOST and just like he didn't do anything(in fact even less) on Fringe. That's the only reason Fringe turned out decent.
I hope for Bioshock series too
Fallout 4 was also a masterpiece. 🙌🏽I’m so hype.
When asked how he got involved in the Fallout franchise, Jonathan Nolan said, "Well, about 10 years ago I said to myself, 'I am going to write the great American novel'. Then one of my friends game me a copy of Fallout 3. Now I work in television".
"Behind the Scenes" snippet for the Fallout series:
ruclips.net/video/JbFMuQeHxnM/видео.html
WHAT?!? They've taken some of my favorite games (Fallout 3, Fallout 4, Fallout New Vegas) and turned them into a TV series?
Update: Watched it and LOVED it!
The Brotherhood of Steel isn't a government. They're a militaristic order of Knights and Scribes, dedicated to preserving technology and restoring order in the wasteland. The closest thing to a government in Fallout is the Enclave, which was actually formed by the remnants of the old US government. They're usually the bad guys in the games.
Am definitely interested big fallout fan
From my understanding there’s “2” factions of the brotherhood one who is bound to the maxson clan and the other elders but 76 kind of made it a little confusing like was it founded in Appalachia or was the maxson spread though out the military and they collaborated together as they overhauled the military
76 didn’t mess with the origin of the Brotherhood. The Brotherhood was still very much founded by Roger Maxson after discovering government FEV experiments at the Mariposa military base. The reason why the Brotherhood was in Appalachia was because Roger used one of the few still functioning satellites shortly after the Great War to contact an old friend he served with, Elizabeth Taggerdy. He convinced her and her band of military remnants to take up the same name and cause as his Brotherhood.
@@J0J0Reference ahh thanks I was confused
9 games. Fallouts 1-4, Fallout: New vegas, Fallout 76, Fallout shelter, Fallout tactics and Fallout brotherhood of steel. As far as I'm aware all are cannon except fallout tactics and fallout brotherhood of steel. Rumor is this show will be as well but I'm not holding my breath for that.
Huge fallout fan, played all the games even the ones people don't know exist lol. I'm excited for this!
Technically there are other games like the TTRPG and boardgames but not video games so just an honorable mention.
I hope you guys do a reaction to the Seth MacFarlane Ted series.
Lmao the reaction to Ben
This show looks INCREDIBLE
The visual aesthetic of the Fallout series is a 40's~50's America sort of style but the actual timeline from our present day is still ahead. The Great War that destroyed the surface of what becomes the Fallout setting started on October 23 2077. It's not actually set, or starting in, the 50's. Most of the Fallout games take place some 200 years after the bombs fell, so they're largely taking place in 2277 or later with the main exception of Fallout 76 which takes place in 2102.
Remember it’s in an alternative nuclear fusion 1950s.
They are doing a bioshock movie arent they?
Show.
Very very excited for this show. It looks amazing, I really hope they stick the landing on it
most people describe fallout as a world where the culture of the 50s stagnated, but that's not exactly what it is. the world of fallout is basically the future of the world, as the people of the 1950s would have imagined it. that's why its futuristic, but in a "50s kinda way", because people would've expected technology to go forward, but maybe not in the way it actually did. there's plenty of examples of this in the real world. you can google "what people in 1900 thought the 2000s would be like" and you'll see illustrations of the year 2000 as the people of 1900 thought it would be, and you'll see futuristic stuff, but with a 1900s feel to it
Oh Suraj... you need to learn the lore more... so many inaccuracy lol
but again love your excitement man...
I just started playing fallout 3 again on my 360. New Vegas is next
Enclave is the government
Brotherhood of steel is a military force
I hope the NCR make it in here
retro futureism, basically what the 40's and 50's thought the future would look like, but in this case nuclear energy solved all the old world problems, it's also set in the future.
I'd say he's agent Dale Cooper, not Daisy's dad.
Looks promising
i have never played any fallout games but i watched the series and its good
Brotherhood isn’t the government, since it’s set in LA the New California Republic should be the standing government there, weird that they aren’t in the trailer
Thats my birthday too Rana... cheers 🥂
4:51 We have the same birthday 🥳
Main girl is the voice of Jinx from Arcane.
Mans thinks they didn't have skyscrapers in the 1950s😂
Ayyy. Rana’s only 4 days older than me.
Wow even millennials don’t know that Los Angeles had tall buildings back in the 40s and not to forget that 2077 in fallout will have skyscrapers…
Are you guys going to watch the Official Trailer that dropped recently???
"War, War never changes ...."
From yao guai,we get Yogi Bear. And Fallout 76 is great.