Thanks for watching guys and honestly I got to say…Patrolling the Mojave Almost Makes You Wish For a Nuclear Winter! Also I messed up The Lone Wanderer was what the F3 protagonist was called, not the one in F1. Small mistake but very annoying for me!
Also the chosen one did not die at the end of fallout 2. He founded New Arroyo with the Arroyo survivors and remaining vault 13 dwellers with the help of the GECK.
I love the NCR, and the general idea behind west coast Fallout settings - after 200 years, the civilization there is rebuilding, and there are actual nations making their first steps. There's nothing like that in east coast based Fallouts.
The Black Isle/Obsidian games have really good writing, including actual progression of a big, overarching story from one game to the next. (In Fallout 1, California is pretty much in a state of anarchy, with no real civilization beyond a crude city-state level, but in Fallout 2 and New Vegas, you see how the efforts of the previous game's characters to rebuild civilization are actually progressing, and the world is slowly recovering, providing a sense that the events of each game's story actually meant something.) The Bethesda games... well, they don't. They aren't like that.
The east has their reasons In Fallout 3 we learn that no one actually can do anything because of the lack of clean water And fallout 4 has the excuse of the institute doing it's shenanigans: murdering the cpg, kidnapping, etc
@@macdeus2601 My hope is that since Microsoft bought Bethesda and Obsidian, they staff Vault with the writing team from Obsidian and the world building team from Bethesda. Boom. Best of both worlds. We don't know much about Vault yet, but its likely gonna be the subsidiary responsible for all future Fallout projects, like 343 Industries with Halo.
@@Christhegreatbromaybe.... But he had a wife too! Or.... Well, it's confirmed he has a child with little Miss Bishop, but not confirmed he married....
>Raids and pillage the Bear >Keep doing this for years just because >The Bear had enough of your shit >Ohfuck.jpg >Runaway and keep doing skirmishes instead of finding a peaceful solution >Set up camp in the mountains >Get cornered >The Bear's troopers are waiting outside of your camp >Know that there's a battalion of troopers, some of the troopers are looking revenge for the shit you pulled off years prior >Send your weak and wounded charging at the troopers >The troopers shoot them dead >Blame the Bear for all the bad things that happened to your tribe >Instead of accepting defeat and get help, do drugs and keep blaming the Bear
I love New Vegas. Having lived in Utah and California immediately latched me to this title. Excellent story telling, hours of exploring, and a wonderfully evil and charismatic leader Caesar to sway you from your task.
Another Fantastic Video O' WiseFish! Do you plan on doing a video on the Sierra Madre and the Ghost People or The Divide and the Marked men? I think your voice and narration style would fit nicely.
@@MegaDman16 The NCR wasn't in good shape only in the Mojave. They had strong control in thier territories, rich cities, a strong economy, factories, tanks, vertibirds, Enclave and Bos tech, and fcking 1 million people. I'm sick of this idea that the Mojave NCR represenrs the entirety of the bear.
I actually personally liked what they did in the series with the NCR. It's very in-keeping with Fallout's "war never changes" theme that the best hope for a return to civilisation (on the surface) was severely hit. I dont think the destruction of Shady Sands means they are gone by any means, we will definitely see the NCR in the series and the franchise again, IMO.
There are so many little issues within this video: F1's 'The Lone Wanderer,' the lack of test Vaults, the over-agradising of the NCR. It really feels like this is just taken off of wikis sometimes, rather than made with one's love of the series.
I can never win with comments like this. I play through hours of content and use the wiki and do my damn hardest to make it right but nope there’s always one who’s like “this is awful”. I tried okay and I am passionate about the games. Also I made a whole video about the vault tests I dono why I have to fill this video with other content about something not relevant. You wanna make a video fine go for it you got my support
@@AspieTrips Ah yes glorified raiders. The Show made it pretty clear the NCR is dead and gone and only remnants remain and said remnants just got destroyed by Todd's favorite faction the BOS. One can hope that since they had a large amount of territory that wouldn't be the case, but the fact Shady Sands was in fucking LA doesn't give me a whole lot of hope of that. Hell they probably would have mentioned other NCR territories or the refugees would have gone there. I'd bet S2 has about the same amount of NCR representation, a few stragglers maybe they meet an old grizzled NCR ranger with nothing left to fight for.
Let the past die, kill it if you have to- Kylo Ren. This is the solution that bad writers use when they can’t use existing lore. They just don’t make them like they use to.
This video is incredibly well done, but I have to point out an oversight. Your misuse of the appropriate protagonist “title” (i.e. Chosen One, Lone Wanderer, etc.) does make it a tad confusing at times. Honestly, the only ones that ever needed mention are The Vault Dweller, Chosen One, and the Courier, as neither of the other 2 protagonists ever made contact with the NCR Fallout 1 - Vault Dweller Fallout 2 - Chosen One FONV - Courier Fallout 3 - Lone Wanderer Fallout 4 - Sole Survivor
With all its faults the NCR is the best hope for the wasteland by far. Anyone who thinks otherwise hasn't thought about it very much. Boo hoo taxes. Such a shit tier complaint compared to complete anarchy, legion slavery or Mr Houses dictatorship.
Not if the NCR continues as it is. The corruption alone will cause it to fragment and ultimately crumble. The NCR doesn't operate largely within a relative safe zone where such a society can afford the hemorrhaging that corruption causes. The Legion won't last because it can't support itself once it runs out of civilizations to subdue. However, Caesar's NCR might have a chance if he conquers the NCR and integrates with it as he intends to. The legion's operations would be heavily influenced by the NCR, and the NCR would be equally influenced by the Legion's. Both systems on their own have risen and fallen countless times (and every time) since the dawn of human civilization. So we already know the end result if society were to only follow one or the other. The only way to attempt success would be with something new, and Caesar's idea is just one of those new proposals. Remember that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing repeatedly while expecting different results. The wasteland is a ever present entity that happily forces a reality check to keep people sane.
I don’t understood how the NCR is running out of food, you’d think with the most powerful figures being ranchers and having territory in the Central Valley would lead to there being a surplus of food. Water I can more understand but for only 700000 people going through several lakes in 100 years seems a bit quick. Modern California has 38mil and yet those lakes are still there
Well war always stops food supply. Anytime they want to bring in resources to places they will be targeted by the enemy factions. I'm sure they have enough in theory, but the Legion would make sure any resources travelling the wasteland will be shut down regardless of what they are. Same applies for the other factions that dislike the NCR.
I was born in the Central Valley, the whole region was naturally primarily desert and prairie, artificially turned into fertile grassland after the Great Dustbowl wrecked Oklahoma and all the farmers fled to California. After a nuclear war I'd imagine most would revert to its original state. Which explains how arid Fallout 1 is. Idk where Shady Sands is exactly, but Necropolis is Bakersfield and Lost Hills Bunker is Lost Hills. That's all currently prime farmland because of human intervention. 80 years after nuclear war? Desert grassland sounds reasonable. Enough shrubbery for brahmin to survive, if managed properly, and maybe soil good enough for small communities. But anything on the scale of the NCR, the prime farmland is probably now the Yuba Sutter area on the border between NorCal and the Central Valley. That area isn't all too big before it hits Mount Shasta, so i can see how they'd be struggling as their population rises.
The Central Valley was terraformed into fertile farmland with the introduction of nonindigenous plants on a widescale. I presume the flora required is not accessible, or at least not easily accessible, to the NCR since it is a nuclear holocaust post apocalypse
I admire how much love this game still receives almost 10 years later! I grew up playing this and truth be told it made me into the person I am today…. Ave true to Caesar
Todd Howard said that the NCR is still present, I mean they're all over California and Nevada so how would the destruction of Shady Sands wipe them out?
It just doesnt add up to why obsidian arent making a new vegas type game im not sayinf a direct sequel but fallout cant be on that coast without mention of the new vegas factions
I love the NCR. They're the best faction in Fallout, I just wish the new gen fallout games would focus on it a bit more. I want to know what happened after New Vegas. Did the NCR canonically win the second battle of hoover dam? Are they going to reconqer the former USA? Are they going to expand into Canada and Mexico? Will there ever be peace between the NCR and the Brotherhood of Steel?
@@TheGrayHuntsman sad part is that we don't know Shady sands got nuked and now it's more a question of if the bear is still out there or if both heads finally got chopped.
I search “fallout lore” just about every day as Ive been playing thru all of the fallout games either again or for the first time and to see a new one come out is just great you just got a subscriber sir
He explained the cannon wrong many times and a couple times he even just made shit up like how the ncr apparently took over arroyo and how the chosen one died, arroyo is still independent and being controlled by the chosen one, who is not dead, you can literally continue to play fallout 2 after you beat it, and the game can’t end without you leaving the rig.
Real quick, elder Elijah wasn’t the only one to escape Helios, as a matter of fact, the current leader elder macnamara was made elder because of his heroics in evacuating after they had lost Elijah. I could be mistaken though I won’t lie I’m basing this off a recent play through a few weeks ago so apologies so I sound like an ass
Tbh man for that info I went straight off of the Wiki and it said all that survived from that base was Elder Elijah, but yeah could be wrong. Maybe some were held prisoner and escaped but I was just going off of that info
Helios a lot of people died but a lot survived most of the members that aren’t initiate since most are the surviving children of those that died even in Sierra Madrea the mute is a BoS who knew Elijah as well
I'm actually doing a New Vegas playthrough right now, doing the NCR quest line, and when the quest giver (Colonel Moore) sends you to destroy the Brotherhood, she says that she knows a whole bunch of them survived and ran away from the Helios fight.
Albert Cole is not canonically the vault dweller. He’s just one of the premade characters. There is no canon name for the Vault Dweller other than… well the vault dweller.
@@TheFrogEnjoyer weird that's something the fallout series usually never does most of the time they don't really confirm what a playable character looks like have a feeling it might be a mistake like the horses in all roads
The NCR are the good guys. Thay might have made a few mistakes but that happens. They are the rebuilding of democracy and stand for all the right things.
Let's be honest If there's a season two they'll tell us house is dead legion is dead joshua is dead think tank is dead vegas is destroyed and everything else we loved gone The only thing left is the shitsorm of a story bethesda gave us on the East coast
Okay I watched more and It's with a sad new I tell yiu fellow wastelanders New vegas isn't cannon According to the show the ncr got destroyed in 2277 and new vegas takes place in 2281
Thanks for the history of the NCR, definitely a favorite faction of mine. A classic example of a flawed society, meaning well, but taking drastic actions to secure their goals. However, it is in the NCR's reach to to achieve a greater good, albeit only if leadership improves. It is also the fact that they are practically the only faction with both the power and commitment to improve the lives of those within their boarders. Most other factions either lack strength or any moral grounds to do so. Again, much thanks and I hope to see more of your videos in the future. For The Republic.
@goreMagala ngl I might've overreacted a bit. It's just that there are a few inconsistencies like how did the ncr fall when they had other city's and how come shady sands is way smaller and in a completely diffrent location (from what I heard its where the boneyard would be) The main thing that has people saying this is the chalkboard in vault 4 how it says shady sands fell in 2277 (first battle of hoover damm is also that year and new vegas takes place 2281) So either a: it isn't cannon or b: someone fucked up in set design and other inconsistencies can be summed up to lack of resarch It's sad to see cause I really liked the show and other people are calling it dog shit over what could be just a mistake in set design Also now I realised bethesda wouldn't retcon it cause they knew the back lash they would recevie
GUYS THE NCR is not dead, dont worry. As you can see from ending of series, they're still there. If you think the NCR's influence only reaches the end, you're dead wrong.
Shady sands isn’t even the capital of the NCR by the time of the movie, it’s the Hub. And it’s a whoole lot bigger than a few settlements. So unless Vault TEC nuked all of it, it should still exist.
@@PheonixRising2988is the movie canon to the games? Cause if it is then this puts it at odds with Fallout New Vegas. It takes place within 2281 and at that time, Shady Sands is still the capital. The show had the city nuked on 2277.
@@gentlemanbronco3246the white board says fall of shady sands 2277 then an arrow points to the mushroom cloud indicating it happened after 2277, plus the bill board they Lucy and Maximus see says First capital of the California republic, implying there’s a newer capital. My guess is 2277 is when the capital was moved to another city/state and thus shady sands lost its position of power, “the fall” then the nuke is what finished the city off
Thanks for watching guys and honestly I got to say…Patrolling the Mojave Almost Makes You Wish For a Nuclear Winter!
Also I messed up The Lone Wanderer was what the F3 protagonist was called, not the one in F1. Small mistake but very annoying for me!
@@gamer969rivere5 that’s literally what the comment you replied to says
Oh dear. What a thing to do. Disliked, unsubed.
Joking 😁
Tandy is the one who got kidnapped when she was 19?
Also it's not a presidency if it goes to the kid of the president, seems like a monarchy...
Also the chosen one did not die at the end of fallout 2. He founded New Arroyo with the Arroyo survivors and remaining vault 13 dwellers with the help of the GECK.
@@mattfabz yep I messed up there
I love the NCR, and the general idea behind west coast Fallout settings - after 200 years, the civilization there is rebuilding, and there are actual nations making their first steps. There's nothing like that in east coast based Fallouts.
The Black Isle/Obsidian games have really good writing, including actual progression of a big, overarching story from one game to the next.
(In Fallout 1, California is pretty much in a state of anarchy, with no real civilization beyond a crude city-state level, but in Fallout 2 and New Vegas, you see how the efforts of the previous game's characters to rebuild civilization are actually progressing, and the world is slowly recovering, providing a sense that the events of each game's story actually meant something.)
The Bethesda games... well, they don't. They aren't like that.
The east has their reasons
In Fallout 3 we learn that no one actually can do anything because of the lack of clean water
And fallout 4 has the excuse of the institute doing it's shenanigans: murdering the cpg, kidnapping, etc
@@macdeus2601 My hope is that since Microsoft bought Bethesda and Obsidian, they staff Vault with the writing team from Obsidian and the world building team from Bethesda. Boom. Best of both worlds. We don't know much about Vault yet, but its likely gonna be the subsidiary responsible for all future Fallout projects, like 343 Industries with Halo.
@@KingBrandonm the writers responsible for the oh fallout games and NV don’t work for obsidian any more.
@@baneofbanes That's sad. They were the best
Making a video on the NCR almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.
*Loads BIG IRON with Flowers and gives it to you*
Sure Zion valley has a pleasant winter
@@matthewdavon7081 The DLC was nice
Fancy meeting you here.
If he makes a legion video, I've got a bullet I'm saving just for me.
Tandi was a great character especially considering she stayed alive 100+ years in post apocalyptia
You don't see people that old anywhere else except in ncr territory
@@Ashsucksateverything mr house beg to differ, although he does have an extremely advance life support system
@@bunnitomoe3866Mr. House was kept alive by machines. Tandi was alive through her independent biological processes.
11:18 the chosen one doesn’t die he ends up becoming the next elder of his village
Glad I'm not the only one who picked up on this...
He also made monthly visits to that Bishop girl in New Reno so that he could have some little chosen ones
@@Christhegreatbromaybe.... But he had a wife too!
Or.... Well, it's confirmed he has a child with little Miss Bishop, but not confirmed he married....
@@absolutezerochill2700 one of my characters in FONV is the daughter of The Chosen One and the bishop chick …so it’s canon in my head hehe
>Raids and pillage the Bear
>Keep doing this for years just because
>The Bear had enough of your shit
>Ohfuck.jpg
>Runaway and keep doing skirmishes instead of finding a peaceful solution
>Set up camp in the mountains
>Get cornered
>The Bear's troopers are waiting outside of your camp
>Know that there's a battalion of troopers, some of the troopers are looking revenge for the shit you pulled off years prior
>Send your weak and wounded charging at the troopers
>The troopers shoot them dead
>Blame the Bear for all the bad things that happened to your tribe
>Instead of accepting defeat and get help, do drugs and keep blaming the Bear
NCR is one of my favourite factions due to their massive size and the amount of quests that are Available
*FOR THE REPUBLIC!!!*
-Random NCR Soldier
P.S. Great Video as Always! Im hyped for the Next!
I love New Vegas. Having lived in Utah and California immediately latched me to this title. Excellent story telling, hours of exploring, and a wonderfully evil and charismatic leader Caesar to sway you from your task.
Yep. I'm from the Central Valley, so Fallout 1 is set right in my neck of the woods.
I was born just a couple hours north of Necropolis
@@KingBrandonm same I'm still here in the Valley. Love these warm summers 😂
@@philipcaseyacalloway204 I just moved to Wisconsin a couple years ago for my job, hate the winters out here.
@@philipcaseyacalloway204 I'd still be there were it not for the cost.
I feel they made a mistake, not giving the Courier a choice to become NCR president
I feel like that branch they give you would eventually give you enough clout to run in the future
Basically Kimball 2.0 but better I assume
Another Fantastic Video O' WiseFish!
Do you plan on doing a video on the Sierra Madre and the Ghost People or The Divide and the Marked men? I think your voice and narration style would fit nicely.
I can certainly add it to the list my friend :) always happy to explore all stories!
I second his idea all the DLC's have interesting lore to discover
Love the New California Republic ridiculous that you can't officially enlist in their Army in New Vegas.
I mean that would severely limit what you can do from there as you're now a rank and file and not a mercenary
@@cowbeanboi412 there's a mod that makes it work out really well and move up through the ranks like in Skyrim.
@@rc59191 fair enough but most of it would just be walk the brahmin or stand here for 6 hours
Fantastic vid, glad I found your channel through Metro vids. Would love a similar vid on Legion.
I’ve made one, check my channel or playlist
Bitter springs was the Khans fucking around and finding out
It's a shame what Todd and the Fallout series did to the NCR.
what did they do ?
It was a failing nation anyway.
Nah
@@MegaDman16
The NCR wasn't in good shape only in the Mojave. They had strong control in thier territories, rich cities, a strong economy, factories, tanks, vertibirds, Enclave and Bos tech, and fcking 1 million people. I'm sick of this idea that the Mojave NCR represenrs the entirety of the bear.
I actually personally liked what they did in the series with the NCR. It's very in-keeping with Fallout's "war never changes" theme that the best hope for a return to civilisation (on the surface) was severely hit. I dont think the destruction of Shady Sands means they are gone by any means, we will definitely see the NCR in the series and the franchise again, IMO.
The Chosen One didn't die when blowing up Poseidon Oil Ridge.
Gotta love the human wall of guns. Think they’d be better with flashlights though. Don’t want them getting lost lmao.
The legion breaks through our defenses, I'm saving a bullet just for myself
11:18 Incorrect, it's usually suggested by Marcus in Fallout NV that the chosen one survived and headed East.
Best channel i've found this year, keep it up
There are so many little issues within this video: F1's 'The Lone Wanderer,' the lack of test Vaults, the over-agradising of the NCR. It really feels like this is just taken off of wikis sometimes, rather than made with one's love of the series.
I can never win with comments like this. I play through hours of content and use the wiki and do my damn hardest to make it right but nope there’s always one who’s like “this is awful”. I tried okay and I am passionate about the games. Also I made a whole video about the vault tests I dono why I have to fill this video with other content about something not relevant. You wanna make a video fine go for it you got my support
I've really been looking forward to this
Great work, new subscriber. I shared to a fan group hopefully you get some more followers soon
RIP NCR courtesy Bethesda's Fallout TV Show
they're still there man.
@@AspieTrips Ah yes glorified raiders. The Show made it pretty clear the NCR is dead and gone and only remnants remain and said remnants just got destroyed by Todd's favorite faction the BOS.
One can hope that since they had a large amount of territory that wouldn't be the case, but the fact Shady Sands was in fucking LA doesn't give me a whole lot of hope of that. Hell they probably would have mentioned other NCR territories or the refugees would have gone there.
I'd bet S2 has about the same amount of NCR representation, a few stragglers maybe they meet an old grizzled NCR ranger with nothing left to fight for.
Let the past die, kill it if you have to- Kylo Ren. This is the solution that bad writers use when they can’t use existing lore. They just don’t make them like they use to.
@@seminoleboy96Truth is we wont find out till next season. NCR is huge empire not just Shady Sands
rest in piss
This video is incredibly well done, but I have to point out an oversight. Your misuse of the appropriate protagonist “title” (i.e. Chosen One, Lone Wanderer, etc.) does make it a tad confusing at times. Honestly, the only ones that ever needed mention are The Vault Dweller, Chosen One, and the Courier, as neither of the other 2 protagonists ever made contact with the NCR
Fallout 1 - Vault Dweller
Fallout 2 - Chosen One
FONV - Courier
Fallout 3 - Lone Wanderer
Fallout 4 - Sole Survivor
I thought the chosen one survived the oil rig explosion, otherwise their village would be dead…
Since no else is going to say it I will. The Khans got what was coming to them at bitter springs
14:59 the old ways that turned america into what it was in the game are repeating itself.
It a shame we might not see the ncr again
With all its faults the NCR is the best hope for the wasteland by far. Anyone who thinks otherwise hasn't thought about it very much. Boo hoo taxes. Such a shit tier complaint compared to complete anarchy, legion slavery or Mr Houses dictatorship.
Laughs in Yes Man
@@wesss9353 yes man is literally anarchy. Once the courier is dead/gone it will devolve into even more chaos. Its a shit ending IMO
@@willberry6434 laughs harder in Yes Man
The ncr is just California 2.0, clearly some things never change
Not if the NCR continues as it is. The corruption alone will cause it to fragment and ultimately crumble. The NCR doesn't operate largely within a relative safe zone where such a society can afford the hemorrhaging that corruption causes. The Legion won't last because it can't support itself once it runs out of civilizations to subdue. However, Caesar's NCR might have a chance if he conquers the NCR and integrates with it as he intends to. The legion's operations would be heavily influenced by the NCR, and the NCR would be equally influenced by the Legion's. Both systems on their own have risen and fallen countless times (and every time) since the dawn of human civilization. So we already know the end result if society were to only follow one or the other. The only way to attempt success would be with something new, and Caesar's idea is just one of those new proposals. Remember that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing repeatedly while expecting different results. The wasteland is a ever present entity that happily forces a reality check to keep people sane.
Wait... was he calling The Vault Dweller, "The Lone Wanderer",
My brother in Atom, the Lone Wanderer is from Fallout 3
The NCR Is The Power House Of The Mohavachondria
21:05
My opinion of the brotherhood, yeet them back to their holes.
11:17 "The Chosen One would die in the process"
What?
Nice video
Me wondering what 'Nurenno' is, and then realizing American English makes no sense - he is saying 'New Reno'
I don’t understood how the NCR is running out of food, you’d think with the most powerful figures being ranchers and having territory in the Central Valley would lead to there being a surplus of food. Water I can more understand but for only 700000 people going through several lakes in 100 years seems a bit quick. Modern California has 38mil and yet those lakes are still there
Well war always stops food supply. Anytime they want to bring in resources to places they will be targeted by the enemy factions. I'm sure they have enough in theory, but the Legion would make sure any resources travelling the wasteland will be shut down regardless of what they are. Same applies for the other factions that dislike the NCR.
Does US western coast has any equivalent of Project Purity or Water Purifier?
I was born in the Central Valley, the whole region was naturally primarily desert and prairie, artificially turned into fertile grassland after the Great Dustbowl wrecked Oklahoma and all the farmers fled to California. After a nuclear war I'd imagine most would revert to its original state. Which explains how arid Fallout 1 is. Idk where Shady Sands is exactly, but Necropolis is Bakersfield and Lost Hills Bunker is Lost Hills. That's all currently prime farmland because of human intervention. 80 years after nuclear war? Desert grassland sounds reasonable. Enough shrubbery for brahmin to survive, if managed properly, and maybe soil good enough for small communities. But anything on the scale of the NCR, the prime farmland is probably now the Yuba Sutter area on the border between NorCal and the Central Valley. That area isn't all too big before it hits Mount Shasta, so i can see how they'd be struggling as their population rises.
@@sillybob9689 They have water purifiers, but nothing on the scale of Project Purity. That's why the bottlecap is backed by fresh water from the Hub.
The Central Valley was terraformed into fertile farmland with the introduction of nonindigenous plants on a widescale. I presume the flora required is not accessible, or at least not easily accessible, to the NCR since it is a nuclear holocaust post apocalypse
I admire how much love this game still receives almost 10 years later! I grew up playing this and truth be told it made me into the person I am today…. Ave true to Caesar
So a bootlicking raider?
@@jordanschoenenberger4397 A hunter of profligates.
@@digitalcthulhu143 well said amicus
@@digitalcthulhu143 A slaver with cognitive dissidence? Someone who cheers for the axis powers and the confederacy?
@@jordanschoenenberger4397 mate I think the legion would hate both of those groups. But nice try
"When the bear roars, the Wasteland trembles"
Vault 15 is such a success that it caused the enclave to lose its oil refinery and western coast.
I love "Renault" Nevada.
I feel like this guy is going to be the next oxhorn
That would be quite something!
@@WiseFish ur gonna be oxhorn but better
Bitter Springs was justified. No dirty tribal is innocent.
My favourite faction after Followers of the Apocalypse!
Awesome vid!
Vault dweller from fallout 1
Patrolling the NCR almost makes you wish for a Caesar's Legion.
Tandi wasn't saved by the Lone Wanderer. That's the fallout 3 protag. She was saved by the Vault Dweller
433 Ullrich Freeway
Great videos 💯
It's funny that the West Coast has thriving civilizations and the east coast still looks like it's only a few decades after the bombs dropped. ^_^
makes sense they would be the ones more likely to be directly impacted by the bombs.
i need vros modlist his game looks so good😭
I just noticed this got posted yesterday-
I gotta get nv for my xbox dude. Fucking love this game. It needs a remake with workshops and shit.
The NCR is the powerhouse of the wasteland
Keshawn Haven
Patrol the mojave almost make you wish for a nuclear winter
Aurelio Alley
SHOUT OUT TO EVERYONE WATCHING THIS AS A REFRESHER BEFORE THE FALLOUT SERIES 😂
Well shit, now you gotta make an enclave/bos video ♥️
I've got an Enclave video. One of my most popular as well :)
2:39 that does not sound bad
26066 D'Amore Mountains
0298 Rutherford Shoals
I just watched Fallout the series and they say that shady sands was destroyed by a nuclear blast and the nrc is gone, how did it happened ?
show writers only played the bethesda fallouts and only skimmed some wiki articles about the OG games
Todd Howard said that the NCR is still present, I mean they're all over California and Nevada so how would the destruction of Shady Sands wipe them out?
Where is the place called 'New Renault'?
Powerhouse of a faction??? Ohhh, you mean The Legion? Or Mr.House?
Ayo, can you link the mods you use for the video background?
For the Republic!
Numbers actually functioning in fracture and an actually functioning government!!!!!!!!
Its scary that if i was in the universe in 2077 i will be 67 aka still survive
4:45 who?? Thought he was the Vault Dweller
Aleen Rest
It just doesnt add up to why obsidian arent making a new vegas type game im not sayinf a direct sequel but fallout cant be on that coast without mention of the new vegas factions
Legally can't they don't own the copyright
9:10 "I touched a dead gecko once"
Boehm Ford
Heck yeah
This didn’t age well 😢
Im confusion
I love the NCR. They're the best faction in Fallout, I just wish the new gen fallout games would focus on it a bit more. I want to know what happened after New Vegas. Did the NCR canonically win the second battle of hoover dam? Are they going to reconqer the former USA? Are they going to expand into Canada and Mexico? Will there ever be peace between the NCR and the Brotherhood of Steel?
@@TheGrayHuntsman sad part is that we don't know
Shady sands got nuked and now it's more a question of if the bear is still out there or if both heads finally got chopped.
The game tries really hard to make you feel like Caesar's Legion is OP.
But Don't Tread with the Bear!
Patrolling the Mojave makes you wish for a nuclear winter
Utterly wiped out by a single corporate employee apparently
They weren't wiped out, they just lost a city 💀
@@HiAgainTheNameIsStillAyle yeah, their biggest city
@@ThatOneDude1118 Yeah, but they have been through lower lows
@@HiAgainTheNameIsStillAyle fair
I search “fallout lore” just about every day as Ive been playing thru all of the fallout games either again or for the first time and to see a new one come out is just great you just got a subscriber sir
You should join the discord haha
He explained the cannon wrong many times and a couple times he even just made shit up like how the ncr apparently took over arroyo and how the chosen one died, arroyo is still independent and being controlled by the chosen one, who is not dead, you can literally continue to play fallout 2 after you beat it, and the game can’t end without you leaving the rig.
Play the fallout mod for EU4 perfect for this
@@edgy22 the arroyo is a ncr member state
Yes God bless you praise Jesus Christ.😇
Real quick, elder Elijah wasn’t the only one to escape Helios, as a matter of fact, the current leader elder macnamara was made elder because of his heroics in evacuating after they had lost Elijah. I could be mistaken though I won’t lie I’m basing this off a recent play through a few weeks ago so apologies so I sound like an ass
Tbh man for that info I went straight off of the Wiki and it said all that survived from that base was Elder Elijah, but yeah could be wrong. Maybe some were held prisoner and escaped but I was just going off of that info
nah you're right, even Veronica was there
Helios a lot of people died but a lot survived most of the members that aren’t initiate since most are the surviving children of those that died even in Sierra Madrea the mute is a BoS who knew Elijah as well
I'm actually doing a New Vegas playthrough right now, doing the NCR quest line, and when the quest giver (Colonel Moore) sends you to destroy the Brotherhood, she says that she knows a whole bunch of them survived and ran away from the Helios fight.
He’s a b class fallout RUclipsr a lot of wrong info
Just to clarify the one who saved Tandi was the Vault Dweller (Albert Cole?) not the Lone Wanderer from Fallout 3
Okay I just looked it up again and yeah I made a mistake, Goddamit. Thanks for pointing it out
@@WiseFish all good boss your content is fantastic
Albert Cole is not canonically the vault dweller. He’s just one of the premade characters. There is no canon name for the Vault Dweller other than… well the vault dweller.
@@fromthebackseat4865 considering the picture of the Vault Dweller in the memoirs is almost exactly like him I'm lead to believe it's him
@@TheFrogEnjoyer weird that's something the fallout series usually never does most of the time they don't really confirm what a playable character looks like have a feeling it might be a mistake like the horses in all roads
The NCR are the good guys. Thay might have made a few mistakes but that happens. They are the rebuilding of democracy and stand for all the right things.
The NCR won't leave quietly. The Legion can count on it!
Todd just nuked the ncr on the fallout tv show because of some old white guy
THE NCR IS ASHES. AVE, TRUE TO CAESER!
Let's be honest
If there's a season two they'll tell us house is dead legion is dead joshua is dead think tank is dead vegas is destroyed and everything else we loved gone
The only thing left is the shitsorm of a story bethesda gave us on the East coast
Okay I watched more and
It's with a sad new I tell yiu fellow wastelanders
New vegas isn't cannon
According to the show the ncr got destroyed in 2277 and new vegas takes place in 2281
@@mysteryguy8842ncr isn’t gone in 2277, it’s fall from prominence began in 2277
@@cowbeanboi412 absolute cope to shield Bethesda
Thanks for the history of the NCR, definitely a favorite faction of mine. A classic example of a flawed society, meaning well, but taking drastic actions to secure their goals. However, it is in the NCR's reach to to achieve a greater good, albeit only if leadership improves. It is also the fact that they are practically the only faction with both the power and commitment to improve the lives of those within their boarders. Most other factions either lack strength or any moral grounds to do so.
Again, much thanks and I hope to see more of your videos in the future.
For The Republic.
*Obligatory joke incoming*
When I got this assignment I was hoping there'd be more gambling.
Ayyyy there it is! I heard that so many times recording the footage
THEY BLEW IT UP!
It's not just that
New vegas isn't cannon anymore
@@mysteryguy8842yes it is canon you’re honestly pathetic if you really jump on the bandwagon of it not being canon.
@goreMagala ngl I might've overreacted a bit. It's just that there are a few inconsistencies like how did the ncr fall when they had other city's and how come shady sands is way smaller and in a completely diffrent location (from what I heard its where the boneyard would be)
The main thing that has people saying this is the chalkboard in vault 4 how it says shady sands fell in 2277 (first battle of hoover damm is also that year and new vegas takes place 2281)
So either a: it isn't cannon or b: someone fucked up in set design and other inconsistencies can be summed up to lack of resarch
It's sad to see cause I really liked the show and other people are calling it dog shit over what could be just a mistake in set design
Also now I realised bethesda wouldn't retcon it cause they knew the back lash they would recevie
Honestly we should be happy that we got lucky and got a good show unlike other games like halo
@@mysteryguy8842 yes. remember what they took from us. remember what Halo could've been. this is something just.. have hope it stays decent.
GUYS THE NCR is not dead, dont worry. As you can see from ending of series, they're still there. If you think the NCR's influence only reaches the end, you're dead wrong.
my brother in christ, they died in the ending of the series...
@@pardnergaming2136 proof? no one truly knows. it's unlikely they're all killed off..... the NCR doesn't just control Shady Sands.
@@pardnergaming2136 No they didn't if you think the entirety of the NCR is just shady sands you would be wrong.
Dead as hell
@@LastGameriod you must of only played fallout 4, dont you understand the sheer magnitude of how much land the NCR occupies?
Bureaucratic, corrupt, and imperialistic a far cry from the vision in Tandi’s time.
The NCR are my favorite faction in fallout feels like America actually rebuilding itself
And they're gone now.
@@MegaDman16Just like the first Californian republic. At least this one lasted longer than 2 months.
@@MegaDman16 again not gone just shady sands
@@gasterg.continent3118 Just let go Bethesda is at the wheel now
NCR: [Repeats all of pre-war America's mistakes]
Fallout Fans: "Woooooooo go bear go!"
The legion larper acting like he has a moral high ground
@@tahmkench118 I hate the legion, mate. Never sided with them and I never will.
@@onlycorndog6322ahhh you are a socialist then.
I love the legion, they have never dome anything wrong (except when they do)
@@tahmkench118
Brotherhood Knight: Lmao! Hey, Scribe! Check it out, the Bull and Bear are at it again.
Not the lone wanderer he was known as the vault dweller
Check the Pinned comment
Make the next video about the desert rangers and the NCR rangers…… this was awesome love fallout lore videos
This is the first I've heard of the Chosen one dying on the oil rig explosion. I can't find any evidence of this anywhere.
Never played Fallout, but after watching your video, makes me want to play it! Fantastic video legend!👏👏👏
New Vegas is pure enjoyment.
Your missing out m8 also before you kill Benny do a save file trust me
I recently started playing. It's awesome. Start with New Vegas. It's the best.
Ahhh thank you!! I've been waiting for this!!! God bless the NCR!
Who else is here to remind them selves what the NCR actually is after watching the fallout show
Shady sands isn’t even the capital of the NCR by the time of the movie, it’s the Hub. And it’s a whoole lot bigger than a few settlements. So unless Vault TEC nuked all of it, it should still exist.
@@PheonixRising2988is the movie canon to the games? Cause if it is then this puts it at odds with Fallout New Vegas. It takes place within 2281 and at that time, Shady Sands is still the capital. The show had the city nuked on 2277.
@@gentlemanbronco3246 ah, so we have some retconning going on here.
@@gentlemanbronco3246the white board says fall of shady sands 2277 then an arrow points to the mushroom cloud indicating it happened after 2277, plus the bill board they Lucy and Maximus see says First capital of the California republic, implying there’s a newer capital. My guess is 2277 is when the capital was moved to another city/state and thus shady sands lost its position of power, “the fall” then the nuke is what finished the city off