@@masterassassinaltairibn-la4698 there is lore behind why lancers suck at flying, they just say Ad victoriam and try to pilot it, no vr sims, no guide nothing just ad victorium.
Yeah, lol. My ONLY gripe is how the suits does not have that HEAVY feel to them. When you weigh over a ton, when you land, the ground CRACKS. A WALKING TANK is NOT like a cat that can land QUIETLY every time.
I agree, like the power armor looks and functions perfect. I like the additions they made to it like the face plate that can open. There are moments in combat where it shows how tanky they are, but why do they use a crane to get off a vertiberd, theres no "pain-train" moment. And the jetpack while better than 4's seems light and like it was plastic.
Did we watch the same show? Did you have the audio right? because each step was THUMP THUMP. stepped through wood on accident and couldnt climb up flimsy wood stairs so he just started knocking it down. Also the landing? bruh
@@LeoDeC-bk9km I do think the crane makes sense because otherwise can you imagine an impact crater everytime they drop from a vertibirds? I'd be in fuckin hysterics if that happened lmao but I think realistically I don't think there'd be enough shock absorption in the power armor to keep their legs from taking damage on impact.
Unnecessary drops from high up can potentially cause uneeded wear and tear to the suit's hydrolics in the legs. Not to mention potential injury in a situation that wouldn't require you to exit quickly from a high place. Idk just my two cents for that bit, like if the knight and pilot are in a non combat environment, the crane drop is probably more preferable than jumping out the vertibird plus the scribe that has to accompany the knight can't jump safely from that height.
Damn, sorry, guess we’ll start throwing more real life mechanics into fallout. Ghouls don’t exist anymore, power armor doesn’t come into existence, mr handy’s are out, no deathclaws, etc etc etc…. You people are annoying. “It’s more realistic so it’s better” ITS FALLOUT
@@lightingwolf1 the jetpacks are a minute detail in only 2 of the games that you can only access on a very high level and no NPC uses them You people are so annoying. "It must be exactly like in some game"
Taking this as completely canon and always has been canon, this implies the Sole Survivor and the Vault Dwellers of 76 were too stupid to realize there was a built in jetpack on at least the T-60, just kept welding one to the back.
Yeah. I think it's a Brotherhood feature, and the reason it's not in 4 is because maybe the east coast didn't have the time or resources to developing a full iron man-style build, while the West Coast chapter did.
You gotta remember, the east Coast chapter is a lot less focused on hoarding tech like the West Coast is, instead fighting super mutants in the Capital Wasteland and only getting to the Commonwealth a few days into 4's story.
@@LeprechaunlockI mean that is how jetpacks in the real world work; the back mounted kind you see in fiction doesn’t work bc they’re in a fixed position in an awkward spot relative to a persons center of mass, whereas arm mounts allow you to maneuver since they’re… well, attached to your arms
@@LeprechaunlockIt’s probably more inspired by real world counterparts. Like have you seen those experimental military jet packs. Anyways, wouldn’t the traditional “back-pack” design be more uninspired?
My reaction to the T60 blasting off: *"They can fly now?"* I thought those thrusters were to give some lift to help slow descent, but no, those things can genuinely fly
since its been somewhere near 10 years since FO4, the brotherhood probably upped the advancements on their power armor modifications, possibly making this jetpack things standard issue, or special issue for scouts/forward operators
The Custom build power armor is more not suitable for fallout situation if i say it for myself: I think the power armor Maker had a nostalgic of having a hero like iron man but they didnt realize this is fallout were talking here... Even Fallout Nuka break still manage to pull Custom power armor better...
@@michaelburke6556 the jetpack in F4 is a crude ugly contraption made post-war by BoS and it works solely as jump module. The show one is thankfully NOT that thing.
While jetpack power armor is definitely a thing in lore they're usually mounted to the back, but back jetpacks have been proven IRL to be impractical. Real experimental jetpacks have the thrusters on the arms like that. We do have a moment where the thrusters shove a cart and other stuff away while he's fighting but it doesn't seem like enough thrust to lift the armor. Totally handwaving any fuel it would require as in game jetpacks seem to be able to run off the armor's fusion core despite visibly being a chemical thruster. The show has a couple issues but is broadly far better than I expected it to be
Not counting PA being SWARMED AND PINNED DOWN BY LIKE 6 GUYS, WTF IS THIS?! Dying from absolutely non-lethal hits, dying from landmines, that OBVIOUSLY did no damage to armor (they just drop dead without even drop of blood or armor being damaged).
I mean, the jetpack is good but only good going up. Its more of a jumppack. While that allow more aeral mobility then the the jetpack. While you cant use your gun you can move faster. Which in the right hands is better than running on foot.
It's funny seeing an interaction between a knight and a scribe in FO4 (where they treat eachother like actual people and comrades) and a knight and a scribe in the show (where scribes are treated as canon fodder by the knights).
This basically Nerfs power armor with no attachments. Because you can’t fire your gun AND use your arm rockets to fly at the same time. Unlike a Jetpack. Though nothing seems to suggest that Jetpack attachments don’t exist at all for special units.
Technically the jetpacks taking stamina is a gameplay choice. If you could jetpack forever, you'd get a massive advantage in pretty much every situation. Flight with a jetpack would have probably looked similar to the Colossus from Anthem if the engine could handle it and they didn't want keep gameplay 'balanced'.
The suits already looked pretty awkward and cumbersome. Adding s huge weight to the back would probably have made it even worse so I get why they changed it to keep the armour smaller.
why would a jetpack be useful in combat unless your a coward and need to run (yes i realize having an aerial advantage would be helpful but that's probably why)
I've personally always thought it was stupid how they can drop from any height as of Fallout 4 and 76. I prefer the idea of them having thrusters. Obviously dude was new to piloting the suit and put more bluntly SUCKS at using it, and really, if we look at his performance in the suit combat wise...he kind of a noob... Here's hoping he gets Power Armor Training soon LOL
He is a squire, after all. Also, I always felt like the no fall damage thing in 4 and 76 was more of a gameplay handwave to make the player feel cool, but it would have been cooler if you had to modify the legs to get that effect instead of it being default.
@@gimmeyourrights8292 10 tons is a bit of an exaggeration. The armor is heavy but its not THAT heavy. People can move it on their own. Maximus stands up the armor at least once unaided when he first wears it even though it happens off screen, later we see him able to drag it on a chain and get it upright again though he's able to pull the chain through a metal loop for a makeshift pulley. Still, no way he could have done it with 10 tons. My guess is half a ton or maybe three quarters without a pilot. Still, the jetpack was a bit silly. Being on the arms is fine but it needs to be visibly putting out a lot more thrust I think.
The series is fantastic, but I understand the need to feel special and different from everyone else with your opinion. I am sure The Beatles are overrated and The Big Lebowski isn't that great a movie, too.
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He IS lacking Brotherhood's finesse! The finesse of gracefully running vertibirds into the ground that is 😌
That's true the only finesse the brotherhood have is being terrible at piloting a Vertibird unless it is to crash into the player 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@masterassassinaltairibn-la4698 there is lore behind why lancers suck at flying, they just say Ad victoriam and try to pilot it, no vr sims, no guide nothing just ad victorium.
Power Armor in Fallout is the post-apocalyptic version of gaming PCs. Everyone has a custom build.
That is true
...FUCK you are right!
Imagine the power armor flying towards the prydwen. And just explodes
That would be hilarious.
If only 😞
Yeah, lol.
My ONLY gripe is how the suits does not have that HEAVY feel to them.
When you weigh over a ton, when you land, the ground CRACKS.
A WALKING TANK is NOT like a cat that can land QUIETLY every time.
I agree, like the power armor looks and functions perfect. I like the additions they made to it like the face plate that can open. There are moments in combat where it shows how tanky they are, but why do they use a crane to get off a vertiberd, theres no "pain-train" moment. And the jetpack while better than 4's seems light and like it was plastic.
Did we watch the same show? Did you have the audio right? because each step was THUMP THUMP. stepped through wood on accident and couldnt climb up flimsy wood stairs so he just started knocking it down. Also the landing? bruh
@@LeoDeC-bk9km I do think the crane makes sense because otherwise can you imagine an impact crater everytime they drop from a vertibirds? I'd be in fuckin hysterics if that happened lmao but I think realistically I don't think there'd be enough shock absorption in the power armor to keep their legs from taking damage on impact.
Unnecessary drops from high up can potentially cause uneeded wear and tear to the suit's hydrolics in the legs. Not to mention potential injury in a situation that wouldn't require you to exit quickly from a high place. Idk just my two cents for that bit, like if the knight and pilot are in a non combat environment, the crane drop is probably more preferable than jumping out the vertibird plus the scribe that has to accompany the knight can't jump safely from that height.
They updated the models
Oh boy post apocalyptic iron man
*They fly now?*
*THEY FLY NOW*
When you ragdoll a stormtrooper in the Force Unleashed, it flies like that.
I shit you not I literally said "Holy shit is that Tony Man in Fallout?" then all of my friends made fun of me. 100% a real story
That is hilarious
Real lofe jetpacks actually DO have thrusters directly in the hands...
Damn, sorry, guess we’ll start throwing more real life mechanics into fallout. Ghouls don’t exist anymore, power armor doesn’t come into existence, mr handy’s are out, no deathclaws, etc etc etc…. You people are annoying. “It’s more realistic so it’s better” ITS FALLOUT
@@lightingwolf1 the jetpacks are a minute detail in only 2 of the games that you can only access on a very high level and no NPC uses them
You people are so annoying. "It must be exactly like in some game"
@@lightingwolf1 Might aswell add dragons and thu'um into Fallout amirite?
@@AhmadWahelsa these people would probably consider that an amazing addition to the fallout series…
Yes add thuums to fallout, glad you agree @@AhmadWahelsa
I think it lets him change direction better
Taking this as completely canon and always has been canon, this implies the Sole Survivor and the Vault Dwellers of 76 were too stupid to realize there was a built in jetpack on at least the T-60, just kept welding one to the back.
Alterantively, the jetpack could have been a custom upgrade that the BoS was experimenting with that hadn't been implemented in the T60s originally.
Yeah. I think it's a Brotherhood feature, and the reason it's not in 4 is because maybe the east coast didn't have the time or resources to developing a full iron man-style build, while the West Coast chapter did.
You gotta remember, the east Coast chapter is a lot less focused on hoarding tech like the West Coast is, instead fighting super mutants in the Capital Wasteland and only getting to the Commonwealth a few days into 4's story.
jokes aside I do think that's what those iron man things are supposed to be; a more steamlined version of the jet pack mod
Just gotta practice with them a little bit lol
No it's just some uncreative idiot who watched Marvel movies and think that's how all power armors should be. God I hope they don't do that for 40k.
@@LeprechaunlockI mean that is how jetpacks in the real world work; the back mounted kind you see in fiction doesn’t work bc they’re in a fixed position in an awkward spot relative to a persons center of mass, whereas arm mounts allow you to maneuver since they’re… well, attached to your arms
They did it because it makes no sense on how they'd get in it physically on camera
@@LeprechaunlockIt’s probably more inspired by real world counterparts. Like have you seen those experimental military jet packs. Anyways, wouldn’t the traditional “back-pack” design be more uninspired?
The arm thrusters are a bit silly, but I’m here for it. It’s fun!
I actually quite like the idea it makes sense the brotherhood would upgrade after the events of 4
FOR THE BROTHERHOOODDDDDDDDD.....
Welp i personally think the BoS that sre stantioned in cali just use a very heavily customized version of the T-60 armor
And for some reason aren’t using AER9s or wattz 2000 laser rifles
They thought they are wearing a suit from Fallout 3/NV
everything was wrong with the brotherhood from their non laser guns to every armor capable of flying but like iron man
holy cow... i just remembered they have laser guns...
Atleast their huge rifles looked cool.
Had they used CGI with lore accurate jetpacks, you would complain that instead 😂
I complain as an elder scrolls fan cause we could of had a obsidian elder scrolls or fnv2 nope Amazon gets it what a joke
@@user-wp5fg6gc7h Bro, fuck TES. The series has not been interesting or engaging since Morrowind, that dead franchise can stay dead.
This is probably how the jet packs were meant to work but couldn’t due to the jet pack using up stamina when using it in game
Fallout: Ghostbusters 2016 edition 😅
“So basically iron man” me: Thank you
My reaction to the T60 blasting off: *"They can fly now?"*
I thought those thrusters were to give some lift to help slow descent, but no, those things can genuinely fly
It would’ve made more sense for them to keep the jetpack and the arm mounted thrusters are just there for stability and air manoeuvrability
That’s what happens when you don’t have the power armor training perk
Fallout fans when they add any form of realism to their series.
since its been somewhere near 10 years since FO4, the brotherhood probably upped the advancements on their power armor modifications, possibly making this jetpack things standard issue, or special issue for scouts/forward operators
they think is iron man.
They could jet in fallout 4
Yeah but with a backpack and only for a short time.
The Custom build power armor is more not suitable for fallout situation if i say it for myself:
I think the power armor Maker had a nostalgic of having a hero like iron man but they didnt realize this is fallout were talking here...
Even Fallout Nuka break still manage to pull Custom power armor better...
THEY FLY NOW
Thats great general, but ive gotten word of another settlement that needs your help, ill mark it on your map
Anyone else getting shrek vibes for some reason from this ?
They fly now...
Wasn't there a pre-war journal in F4 that has a man in PA with a jetpack on?
there are jetpacks for power armor in F4 and it's a back attachment just like the magazine you're referencing, same setup for 76
@@michaelburke6556 the jetpack in F4 is a crude ugly contraption made post-war by BoS and it works solely as jump module. The show one is thankfully NOT that thing.
I think they did this to allow them to sit in the vertibirds
Quietly waiting for someone to mod that into the game
They can’t say it was a custom mod coz the other suits have it like the one Hank uses also that would drain the fusion core in 4 seconds
he's learning, not everyone is perfect immediately
That's the only thing I don't like about the show
The flying power armor because it doesn't feel right considering that it is very heavy and tank like
While jetpack power armor is definitely a thing in lore they're usually mounted to the back, but back jetpacks have been proven IRL to be impractical. Real experimental jetpacks have the thrusters on the arms like that. We do have a moment where the thrusters shove a cart and other stuff away while he's fighting but it doesn't seem like enough thrust to lift the armor. Totally handwaving any fuel it would require as in game jetpacks seem to be able to run off the armor's fusion core despite visibly being a chemical thruster.
The show has a couple issues but is broadly far better than I expected it to be
The ONLY thing??
Not counting PA being SWARMED AND PINNED DOWN BY LIKE 6 GUYS, WTF IS THIS?! Dying from absolutely non-lethal hits, dying from landmines, that OBVIOUSLY did no damage to armor (they just drop dead without even drop of blood or armor being damaged).
Reminds me of Robocop 3. LOL.
Thank You. Im not the only one who thinks this was stupid. Allso being a power armor user in fallout 4 seeing this hurts me.
On a side note, I really dislike the Darth Vader voice changer on the armor. That's stupid
I mean, the jetpack is good but only good going up. Its more of a jumppack. While that allow more aeral mobility then the the jetpack. While you cant use your gun you can move faster. Which in the right hands is better than running on foot.
It's funny seeing an interaction between a knight and a scribe in FO4 (where they treat eachother like actual people and comrades) and a knight and a scribe in the show (where scribes are treated as canon fodder by the knights).
Those were squires dude
@@ElderMaxon147 Oooh. Sorry they have similar costumes.
@@enclavehere.7995 yeah kinda the ranks and the bos as a whole are different in the Fallout show
This basically Nerfs power armor with no attachments.
Because you can’t fire your gun AND use your arm rockets to fly at the same time. Unlike a Jetpack.
Though nothing seems to suggest that Jetpack attachments don’t exist at all for special units.
How does one actually control the jetpack? Are there hidden hand controls?
What's up with your shadows? I have similar issues in other games.
I liked the show but I thought the armor was silly/goofy
Good video btw
TBF it has much better range and flight time than the Jetpack but I do prefer the Jetpack even if it's bulkier.
Technically the jetpacks taking stamina is a gameplay choice. If you could jetpack forever, you'd get a massive advantage in pretty much every situation. Flight with a jetpack would have probably looked similar to the Colossus from Anthem if the engine could handle it and they didn't want keep gameplay 'balanced'.
The suits already looked pretty awkward and cumbersome. Adding s huge weight to the back would probably have made it even worse so I get why they changed it to keep the armour smaller.
🤣omg love it
Unironically a jetpack on top to just let the side thrusters stabilize while you hold the stupid F4 machine gun would make it work
i just hate the way it makes using so many weapons nonviable to being pointless
😂😂😂😂
Tbh. I'm curious who would win between a brother hood of steel paladin in power armor
Or Iron Man in his first suit
Their pretty comparable I think
No it's not, Iron Man's first suit flew with weight. It didn't zig zag like this big hunk of metal is doing.
@gimmeyourrights8292 true but it also slammed into the earth at like 70 mph requiring military assistance
why would a jetpack be useful in combat unless your a coward and need to run (yes i realize having an aerial advantage would be helpful but that's probably why)
His lips aren't moving when he talks. Clearly he's a skin stealer.
it is a movie! it will not follow everything the game has DERP!
I've personally always thought it was stupid how they can drop from any height as of Fallout 4 and 76. I prefer the idea of them having thrusters. Obviously dude was new to piloting the suit and put more bluntly SUCKS at using it, and really, if we look at his performance in the suit combat wise...he kind of a noob... Here's hoping he gets Power Armor Training soon LOL
He is a squire, after all.
Also, I always felt like the no fall damage thing in 4 and 76 was more of a gameplay handwave to make the player feel cool, but it would have been cooler if you had to modify the legs to get that effect instead of it being default.
@@Swordsoulreaver Yeah I like no fall damage but I think like...at a skyscraper height....thrusters might be needed.
I do not dig it. Jetpack could have very easily been in the show, yet another retcon "HUUUR BECAUSE ITD BE KEEWWL XDDD" like bethesda loves doing
Im kinda glad they went with the iron man thrusters, the jetpacks from fallout 4 were really ugly.
Feel like it makes more sense than that awful jetpack from the games lol absolutely 0 directional.
and we wanna talk about SUPER HERO LANDINGS? lol
The jet packs from Fallout 4 always felt and looked more like a jump-pack than anything else
@@Son_Kar That's cause they are.
It makes more sense for a 10 ton suit of armor to zig zag as opposed to having a jetpack that flies with weight?
maybe because the game's for verticality and verticality only?
@@gimmeyourrights8292 10 tons is a bit of an exaggeration. The armor is heavy but its not THAT heavy. People can move it on their own. Maximus stands up the armor at least once unaided when he first wears it even though it happens off screen, later we see him able to drag it on a chain and get it upright again though he's able to pull the chain through a metal loop for a makeshift pulley. Still, no way he could have done it with 10 tons. My guess is half a ton or maybe three quarters without a pilot.
Still, the jetpack was a bit silly. Being on the arms is fine but it needs to be visibly putting out a lot more thrust I think.
At least the horrid series provided us with this gem of a meme.
The series is pretty good
The series is fantastic, but I understand the need to feel special and different from everyone else with your opinion. I am sure The Beatles are overrated and The Big Lebowski isn't that great a movie, too.
Lol@@TakinErEasyHere
@@TakinErEasyHere Average Bethesda PR account.
@@gimmeyourrights8292a different opinion than mine? Must be fake
Shoulda just made those the reason you dont take fall damage in power armor