Little noticed fact, Alan Binet, the scientist who is arguing that synths are dreaming and must be sentient, his voice actor is none other than Robert Picardo, he's been a major stage actor for decades but his most famous role was actually playing the Holographic Doctor on Star Trek Voyager, a character who's entire arc over the 7 seasons was grappling with becoming sentient and then in the later seasons, ACTUALLY fighting for his rights as a sentient being so that his rights could be respected. Its a very fitting cameo for Picardo to play a scientist who was all in on the synth project but has developed misgivings now that hes observing synths experience things that not only were they not designed to experience, but are really only shared by sentient beings who can dream
Holy crap thats so cool! Can't believe I didn't know that- voyager was a childhood favorite of mine and I was just thinking about the similarities between the star trek theme and institute theme the other day when watching the clip of him and 7 singing Darling Clementine
that's very interesting, i thought that might be the same voice actor, but i also thought it was Robert who played Nazeen in skyrim as their voices sound very similar lol. but the story of Alan Binet is dumb, think about this for a second, his argument for synths dreaming somehow proved by every standard they can measure that synths have souls, that came directly from Alen Binet's character lol. bethesda bethesda bethesda.... always writing story arch's that make no logical sense lol. like for the whole railroad story i get their reasons for putting this silly notion in the story, but it's still very silly none the less and makes the head of robotics sound like a total moron lol, so it makes you think maybe this is the reason why these synths have this "flawed thought process of free will", and it's so odd nobody else within the institute questions this as this guy Alan has for himself a sex bot synth for himself, it's admitted that this is weird, but nobody questions why he's in the role in the first place and just for some odd reason keeps him there lol. i'm surprised the SRB have no clue why their synths want to escape, of course they will say "synths aren't people" and also say "synths don't want anything" they also never connect the dots with Alan benet's delusional opinions and perhaps find some way to replace him with someone who doesn't have these delusions, it's just never a single thought in the story, there is a story to find out about the missing synths and it involving Alan but ultimately involving his son who's been letting them go free and even after his son is banished from the institute, he's still in that role in robotics, one would think he would remove himself, because after all, he was the one who influenced his son to this kind of delusional thinking, but nope, they keep him in that role no matter what. just such stupid writing.
@@povotaknight2063 I would say no, because it’s an elevator, not a vault door. In fact, the institute doesn’t even have a real door, let alone a gear shaped one.
@@TheNinthGeneration1 What's the difference between a vault door and a teleporter? Both serve the same function, both serve as the sole exit point to an underground complex, and both cannot be used freely (unless the Overseer/Director says so). I agree with @Meh. The institute is basically a Vault that wasn't built by VaultTec.
@@asherandai2633 well first off, the vault door is a door that breaks the seal on the shelter, allowing not only people but also air and light to pass in an out of the vault, while a teleported is a lot more selective. There’s also the fact a vault door is shaped like a gear and they use that design to help open the door. There’s also the fact that a teleported can activate anywhere, meaning that technically the door is everywhere, it’s just that the other side always leads to the same spot. We exploit that fact when we build our own entrance. The Institute is a bunker, a Vault is a subset of a bunker, just as a Ferrari is a kind of car.
1:38:30 Nate: "I hate to break it to you, but your Courser wasn't all that tough." Justin Ayo: "Then it's likely the unit was defective." The random Courser that was until now sitting right here between them: "Aight... I'mma just head out now."
... I dont know if the sole survivor ever did a boomer line, But i always imagined mum or dad MUST have one NPC they say " They dont make em like they used to " to... You know, Cause theyre pre-war bombs dropping from 10 generations before or whatever
To the vats issue. Ox forgot the fact we can use vats in the beginning well before even picking up the pipboy. Doesnt point to the fact we might be synths but most likely a dev error.
We are not synths, the vats thing is a Bethesda goof. What would the Institute benefit by making a synth that eventually turned and destroyed them, and in that mission, if we were a synth, why wouldn't Shaun or any other Institute scientist use your recall code to save themselves? Lmao....stupid fan theory
The players being able to use VATS in the starting vault prior to picking up the pip boy was likely just a development choice to save time as disabling a mainline feature wouldn't have added anything substantial. The terminal entry was likely added in during the later stages of the development cycle or maybe even with one of the early patch notes when developers realised the implication of their decision on the overall story. Now looking at things from an in-universe view, if we were a synth we likely weren't recalled as doing so would have been entirely pointless. Recal codes just shut down the synth and if the battle for bunker hill mission is an indicator only allow for the issue of basic commands such as 'stay' or 'follow me' with more advanced commands likely being programmed in after reclamation. Finally, if the player was a synth what would the point in their existence, assuming there is one, be? Personally it's my head cannon that initially Shaun made our character in an attempt to develop a new recal subroutine that could be triggered remotely should a synth escape. Having some sort of backup personality trigger within the synth that would compel them to seek out and enter the institute could be a more efficient way of reclaiming escaped synths. As the story unfolds however Shaun comes to the realization that synths are humans and stricken with shame or guilt over his own wrongdoings reprograms his younger synth self to believe that they're your kid in an under baked attempt to do something good for once. Off course this is just my attempt at understanding a poorly written plot line that likely prioritized length and action rather than narrative sense.
@@MasterGamerT13 to reiterate my point of vats without the pipboy being a Bethesda goof, they also goofed with Nora's dialog when she said she was a former soldier instead of saying former lawyer.
Bethesda has mentioned that being able to use VATS before getting the Pip-Boy is, indeed, a goof up on the devs part not a hint to SS's humanity. I've heard Ox mention this on livestreams so he's aware of it, but may have just neglected to add it to the video.
@@jvazacas it’s not just ridiculous. it’s also completely convoluted the more you think about it. If Sean really made a synth version of Nate, then why didn’t he do the same thing with Nora? Plus it feels like it’s a waste of time & resources to go through all that trouble just to put a copy of Nate back in the cryo pod. There’s just way too many plot holes in this fan theory.
One thing I never really appreciated was how nice the colors of the different lab department coats look together until they were lined up for the thumbnail!
Pretty sure the im no stranger to combat line with nora is saying everything youve done up to that point in game which atleast includes killing kellog, a corser, a gang just based of story based quest up to that point and with just recruiting some of the companions like fighting super mutants, raiders, and a deathclaw
also people sitting in a courtroom deal with scary criminals often. Sometimes criminals are stupid enough to get violent in those settings and nora would likely know something about throwing hands if she's supposed to be adjacent to these sorts of situations.
I agree with this. The Sole Survivor doesn't say military combat experience, just combat experience. Cait has years of combat experience from the Combat Zone, but obviously never served in the military. Ox likely assumed it meant military experience due to Nate's background.
I do appreciate the calling out of the dialogue when Norah shares Nates responses in claiming to have been a soldier, when she was actually a lawyer. Also pointing out the misspellings of notes on terminals, though to give some level of credit, it's possible the errors were on purpose. Even in academics or bureaucracies, grammatical errors can occur in official documents.
I prefer Nora over Nate but yeah I don't know why Bethesda said she was a lawyer, it doesn't the world of fallout or Nora's proficiency with weapons. If Nate was a soldier, then why not say Nora was a police officer? Nick is a detective, so Nora being a officer would still be different from him. Hell she could of been a security guard, ranger, anything that works with weapons that would of fit the world of Fallout better then a lawyer.
@@justinlynch3 Only reason I can think of for the lawyer backstory is to help Nora as the leader of a faction in being in charge of re-establishing laws to form a new governmental body to get infrastructure going again and coordinate rebuilding society. But, to get to that point, ya pretty much need combat skills to clean out the raiders & other threats.
@@justinlynch3, in our reality, the use of firearms by American civilians is legal and even widely encouraged by the state. So I don't see why it would be any different in the Fallout timeline. Thus, you can become an expert in this field without a job that requires the use of firearms.
35:55 I like that you said what each genus mentioned in the first Bioscience terminal is. Fun fact, the Carcharhinus genus is one of twelve genera in the requiem shark family Charcharhinidae but contains around half (over 30-ish) of the species in the requiem shark family. Species like the blacktip reef shark and oceanic whitetip shark are in this genus.
My guess on Dr. Zimmer is that he possibly passed from old age while looking for the Synth in the Capital Wasteland. He was pretty old in Fallout 3 and Fallout 4 takes place 10 years later, it's possible he died from old age.
I feel like the Doctor is definitely a railroad agent distributing their message. An Institute scientist would NEVER discard enemy propaganda so carelessly. Who are the ones that actually take out the trash? The forced labor. What happens when the forced labor is given hope? A revolution. (I'm only 30 minutes in so sorry if I had this realization for no reason lol)
I am so impressed by how Ox has chosen to show the intricacies of this amazing game. I look forward to following every storyline and seeing all of the amazing content I missed the two times I have made characters. Thank you, Ox!! Another excellent epic video.
Thank you for this Ox. I been dealing with a real bad breakup & your videos have kept me distracted and entertained. I really appreciate the hard work you put into these.
Also I want to say that I love your intro for the institute. It has that spooky calm music. Well done 😎👍🏼. I’m excited to see what you have for the brotherhood, Minutemen and the railroad.
I don't know why I stopped watching your videos for a while but I am super happy to come back to a loads of content. And you haven't lost your charm or style at all keep up the great work
I’m pretty sure that gen 3 synths, aka the ones that look human are more organic and less machine like so they’re injury’s are wounded instead of damage like a machine.
@@Captain_JC487it's more a callback to the origins of the terms Robot and Android. Think Blade Runner more than nuts and bolts when it comes to Gen 3 Synths and Coursers. Mixture of genetic engineering and biotechnology construction to make an organic machine. Gen 3s are basically Blade Runner Replicants.
@@logangustavson I don't care that you like to follow baseless claims and spread lies on the internet. That fiasco a few years ago was absurd and I am more well-versed in it than almost everyone.
I wonder if he chose gorilla's because of our similarities and only having been successful so far of making human synths? 🤔 Thank you, as always and Happy New Year everyone!
Technically they already made bird synths too and we’re planning on sea creatures like dolphins after the gorillas 🦍. So I don’t think it was limited understanding that was an issue. Probably other variables at work. Never know, though. Could’ve been a comfortability factor in there to stick close to what they know. 🤷♀️
@@Its_Me_Romano yes but all great apes and chimps are so very close to us in DNA that they probably could have their pick and still be keeping it close to home. They wouldn’t have to be restricted to “the closest” since they already made birds. So, perhaps there were other reasons for choosing gorillas over other closely related apes.
Harambe was a synth. He died because he deviated from standard protocols but because he was in a public position they couldn't use a recall code or teleport in without being noticed.
Over 2 and a half hours long! I'd personally like to thank you Ox for all the hard work you've put in to getting this done, especially during the holidays. ❤ I hope you have an amazing and happy new year!
Wow!!! Yes I see by the length of this video that there was a lot of footage to capture! Thank you for all the hard work and thank you for not rushing this masterpiece! ❤
The institute was always a part that i skip in my playthroughs because I always got lost, I never fully explored it but wow the amount of insight of this faction I’m this two and a half hour video has blown my mind, it’s very interesting to get to know the institute
I'll note about your refering to the theory about the Sole Survivor being a Synth with the Institute's tests with, well, VATS basically without the PipBoy. At the very beginning of the game, once you are able to acquire a gun, and are given a hallway full of Radroaches to use it on, you are given the tutorial for how to use VATS. However, you only acquire your PipBoy at the Vault 111 exit, to open the door. So, the Sole Survivor apparently had the ability to use VATS before being given a PipBoy, which is the only distinction between the Sole Survivor's usage of VATS and the Courier's and Lone Wanderer's usage of VATS, both of which are given PipBoys and then have access to it. I should say I think that it was merely a design mistake when making the introduction to Fallout 4, and that they Sole Survivor is not a Synth and that it was just a mistake, largely due to in the Institute gameplay, the SS becomes the head of the Institute, which I do not think Father would do, nor do I think others in the Institute would go along with. A follow-up piece of evidence is in the Brotherhood's path, they get a load of Institute data, including the DNA codes of escaped Synths, which leads to finding out someone who is unaware they are a Synth. It's not a stretch of thought that the data would also include the DNA codes of other Gen 3 Synths, which would have outed the SS as a Synth if they were one. It is a theory that has some merit, but lacks a lasting foundation to stand on imo, which is why I do not believe it is true.
Sorry, but why wouldn't the Institute scientists or Shaun himself use your recall code when you go to destroy it? No, not a synth, Bethesda goof. Nate or Nora being a synth is a stupid fan theory, nothing more
I can tell by the length of this video and the detail you went into just how much insane amount of work went into this. Thanks for doing it, Ox. Love this content!
The best evidence that the sole survivor is a synth is that everyone else in the vault had cryo pod malfunctions killing everyone, meaning the sole survivor would have died as well. The Sole survivor that wakes up is all part of Shauns experiment that involved the development of the child synth and revenge on Kellogg. The memories from nate or nora could have been planted using the memory den technology.
Also seemed like Shauns plan to create a scenario where he can spend some time with one of his parents before he died. As well as secretly leave the institute in the hands of his "children", by convincing the directors the sole survivor was his actual parent. Why it would make sense that Shaun was not too concerned about them possibly being killed by synths in the field since he needed to keep it all secret and it wasn't his actual parent at risk.
If you actually watch Kelloggs memories he explains that they shut off everyone's pods except nates cos they needed a back up. You find several references to the sole survivor being alive pre war as well so...sorry. no. Hes not a synth
I always thought it seemed obvious that Nora had been in the military before getting her law degree. Or even had been a lawyer in the military. Probably where she and Nate met.
@@Markus117d that's a reach. More likely it's canon that Nate survived and she did not. I would think a child would be more comfortable with the parent he spent more time with so it would make sense that Sean went into the cryo tube with her.
@@jvazacas its not a reach. By reaching this point, the sole survivor has been in multiple fights with different creatures. Whether its nora or nate, they Do have combat experience in the wasteland. The statement is vague enough to be implied reference to either nates previous military combat experience or combat in the wastes in Nora's case.
@@ShoppingAttic it really is. Combat experience in the wasteland doesn't make you a former soldier. That being said, Nora would've been killed in Concord as she lacked combat experience to survive against so many
I love the soundtrack you hear when you wonder around the Institute. It's so chill, and has a subtle futuristic vibe. A pretty big departure from the usual ost you hear around the wasteland. Still fits the game well though, cause the Institute is supposed to have that impact when we visit it for the first time. Like it's so new, clean, almost alien-looking, nothing like what we've seen in the wasteland before.
I love how the institute is somehow surprised their miraculous, near-perfect, sentient-level-AI-having synthetic humans would get tired of being bossed around and go AWOL... For a bunch of scientists, they are kinda dumb for missing what is pretty obvious to anybody who has ever been within 100 yards of literally any sci-fi literature/media ever.
Thank you for making this video. I am always looking for more videos on the Institute. I've never been as fascinated by a faction in a video game as I have been with the Institute. I'll bet this was a LOT of work to make.
So crazy how much you’ve grown from when I found you. From before 76 opened to now you’ve done nothing but keep blowing me away. And consistent too! Hope all is well old friend, I need to make another live stream again soon!
I still say Nate/Nora is probably a Synth. Remember, they're able to use Vats in the vault before they get a pipboy. Not to mention, when you listen to Tinker Tom as he hacks the Corsair chip, you see your normal hacking terminal. But he's describing his view as something completely different. Also, it would explain the players' unnatural building abilities
Nope. Nate is referenced in multiple pre war sources as a decorated veteran and Kelloggs memories State he was kept alive as a human DNA sample back up. Also, if he was a synth the brotherhood would have found out at the same time they did about danse.
Mad love from germany, I totally enjoy all of ur FO4 videos, simply massive. Just started playing a couple of month ago on pc, previously only played the elder scrolls series.. my first fallout expercience so far and I love this game so friggin much. Thanks for ur content mate
I don't know if this is an Easter egg or not but Clayton was the antagonist in the Disney's Tarzan movie and considering there's gorillas in the same room as a person named Clayton I think it is an Easter egg
The institute is by far the best ending possible. You are the leader of the institute in the end, therefor are able to dictate what goes on. You can stop the kidnappings and eventually build up trust with the outside world by making progress and restoring humanity.
I kinda hated the institute by the time I got to it. Never really investigated this area as well as I should have. Having never done an institute game, I had no idea there were so many good things here. Wow, I am gonna have to do an institute run now. Thanks Oxhorn. I liked this video a lot.
Happy New Year Oxhorn to you and your family. A fantastic video and worth the wait. I played several play through of Fallout 4 and yet, you still taught me new things. Did mot realize how much more the Institute had to offer.I already logged in to see it for myself, LOL.
Late to the party, but the Nora combat dialog has to do with cut content. The character the player chooses would be the veteran while the spouse was the lawyer. This was cut for the most part, but things like that might be missed when this was changed.
but you can use VATS before you get your pip boy in Fallout 4, go on and start a new game and as soon as you are attacked by a bug you can use VATS right then you don't get the pip boy tell your just about out of the vault I am thinking this was a mistake by the game makers however
When you said it was going to take a while to get all the footage you needed I didn't expect it to take that long, I also didn't expect a 2 1/2 hour long video. Well worth the wait
The very first time I did a playthrough of Fallout 4 I ended up siding with the Institute. I don't quite remember what my thought process was to side with them but it might have been something along the lines of "man this places looks really clean and pretty, I wanna stay here" or "well he's my son so I'll trust him". Yeah I'm pretty simple-minded sometimes... Now that I've had time to watch more of your videos, Ox, and listening to you explain why the Institute is bad in general, I do understand why, but I still feel kinda torn for some reason. On one hand I still think that the Institute itself is a beautiful place with brilliant minds that should remain alive, and I like to think that when we become the leader we can change it to actually help the Commonwealth. But on the other, I understand these scientists can be seen as delusional, thinking only for themselves and what they want instead of wanting to help others. As the player, I always want to feel like I've done something good, not evil. I honestly have a hard time painting the Institute as purely evil and needs to be purged. I know the sides you can take in Fallout New Vegas are a lot more grey and none are wholly good either. It's difficult to explain... In my current playthrough I haven't fully taken a side yet, wanting to explore all options in a single playthrough as much as possible. But I think I might end up either siding with the Institute again because I still find them fascinating, or with the Railroad for the first time because you can do so much with them and get to blow up the Brotherhood of Steel spectacularly, while still also siding with the Minutemen to protect the Commonwealth.
I can’t believe I just discovered your videos! So glad to see your still making your incredible content delving into FO4 after years. It’s all fascinating in a way that’s hard to describe. Your video on the synth/human SS debate was incredible. Tysm 🔥
2:24:00 I’m sure this has been brought up already, but you are able to use VATS in vault 111 before you pick up the pip-boy. The games tells you how to use VATS on the radroaches as you exit the overseer’s office.
2:23:43 I just want to add to this part, the sole survivor does use vats before actually getting the pipboy in the vault. I don’t believe he is a synth either but if vats is directly relating to actually having and being proficient with a pipboy, why can you use vats before getting a pipboy?
I love this deep dive. I prefer to go with the Institute where possible, I am a very tech-savvy person and love seeing a faction creating new post-war content. Thanks for this deep dive.
I feel like the best outcome would be if all 3rd Gens were released to the RR. Then the 2nd gens were used to assist the MM to clear out location of Feral Ghouls and Super Mutants that Boston would be a thriving city again.,
I propose that the request to improve on the teleporter system is because of the power usage of the system. If it's crippling to use it as much as you are, do you want to add a field of study that would lead to using it even more?
I'm thinking Sean thought it might be a really cool idea for whichever surviving parent walked out of that vault to have a chance to raise him even though he's already over 60 years old when you go to get your child back you expect to get a child back and not an old man
That chair in the room with the tubes looks like some sort of spinal tap, extracting the memories of a human to transfer to a synth. The process looks fatal. Also, it looks similar to the early Matrix taps the Machines used to harvest energy from humans.
This is amazing! I fall asleep to your videos and it makes me so happy to see this one bc I was also thinking hey where’s the institute video? Even tho I’m a full on BOS fan. It’s still nice to listen to lore of all factions!
Hey Ox, I just wanted to let you know that I'm sorry you're not getting as many likes as you used to but I still enjoy your content as much as ever and want you to know that your content has quite literally saved my life multiple times
The terminal entry about how cold fusion "is, and will always be, a pipe dream" hits differently in the light of certain media within the wider Fallout franchise.
I honestly wonder what future utility those gorillas and the whole SZI could have (in-lore or otherwise). While I hope they don’t intend on replacing existing wildlife, seeing the introduction of new wildlife, or synthetic replicas of old species, could potentially shape the wasteland ecosystems for the better.
2077 is in about 53 years. It sounds long but that will be here before we know it. Hopefully the future won't be so bleak. I'll be 94 if I live that long so I might get to see what happens.
This Legendary series have started with fallout 1 and 2 which i played around 98's am old enough. It was design, it was creativity how they present a futuristic world, coupled with a brilliant story and rest was left to audiences imagination: you could choose how it ends with around more than a dozen ending. Except computers didn't have the power to processing all the beautiful graphics. It goes to show how much industry moved forward from then.
Alana Secord: " the directorate should take the synths escape more seriously". Justin Ayo: stands up on a table spins rapidly and disappears rudelly XD
Little did he know cold fusion was such a big player in the fallout show. Being the big reveal. It’s interesting to note that the institute didn’t work on this knowing they had records for some vaults. 1:05:05
Have to throw a slight correction, Ox. A small Ox-thorn if you will. ;p The VATS effects (that may be coming soon to a Synth near you) are not the core reason for a "survivor = synth" theory. People were pairing this passage with the fact that you can go into VATS and target radroaches in Vault 111 before ever picking up the pip boy. I'm sure it can be explained either through lore or well-documented design holes. I'm sure you will do quite well explaining it. But it does make you think...
And besides, the only reason people think the Sole Survivor is a synth is because of cut content in the form of a terminal entry and that the father had a new, far more advanced prototype synth. Hate to burst that bubble, but the more advanced synth is actually Harkness in Fallout 3. Zimmer himself says that synths like his bodyguard are easy to replicate, but not Harkness. He's special
That's a little bit of an error on their part because there's people in the Institute and the other vaults and in Diamond City that haven't been exposed to the radiation. They could have used their DNA instead.
I think the background radiation affects everyone except people in the deepest vaults, and of all the vaults the only one with vault members was 81 and they were trading with the surface meaning they could have been exposed.
I feel like the addiction to fancy lads, the knowledge of baseball, and all the other idiosyncrasies gen 3 synth have all have to so with the SS and their spouse. Shaun being taken so young would likely mean he wasn't exposed to such things given he was raised by robots and nerds.
I read this console but it contradicts the people taken. Every person replaced was bad people. Preston was a scam artist. The father south of atom cats was abusive. The other person whom we know was replaced was in diamond city but we don't know if he was a bad person before or not
With the "Nora was a lawyer" thing, I take a guess that much like real world, some families had some basic gun training for private purposes, I imagine in such a war on the table world that it was probably a requirement for all military families to have some or at least basic training with guns, power armour and possibly driving military machines.
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Little noticed fact, Alan Binet, the scientist who is arguing that synths are dreaming and must be sentient, his voice actor is none other than Robert Picardo, he's been a major stage actor for decades but his most famous role was actually playing the Holographic Doctor on Star Trek Voyager, a character who's entire arc over the 7 seasons was grappling with becoming sentient and then in the later seasons, ACTUALLY fighting for his rights as a sentient being so that his rights could be respected. Its a very fitting cameo for Picardo to play a scientist who was all in on the synth project but has developed misgivings now that hes observing synths experience things that not only were they not designed to experience, but are really only shared by sentient beings who can dream
Holy crap thats so cool! Can't believe I didn't know that- voyager was a childhood favorite of mine and I was just thinking about the similarities between the star trek theme and institute theme the other day when watching the clip of him and 7 singing Darling Clementine
that's very interesting, i thought that might be the same voice actor, but i also thought it was Robert who played Nazeen in skyrim as their voices sound very similar lol.
but the story of Alan Binet is dumb, think about this for a second, his argument for synths dreaming somehow proved by every standard they can measure that synths have souls, that came directly from Alen Binet's character lol.
bethesda bethesda bethesda.... always writing story arch's that make no logical sense lol.
like for the whole railroad story i get their reasons for putting this silly notion in the story, but it's still very silly none the less and makes the head of robotics sound like a total moron lol, so it makes you think maybe this is the reason why these synths have this "flawed thought process of free will", and it's so odd nobody else within the institute questions this as this guy Alan has for himself a sex bot synth for himself, it's admitted that this is weird, but nobody questions why he's in the role in the first place and just for some odd reason keeps him there lol.
i'm surprised the SRB have no clue why their synths want to escape, of course they will say "synths aren't people" and also say "synths don't want anything" they also never connect the dots with Alan benet's delusional opinions and perhaps find some way to replace him with someone who doesn't have these delusions, it's just never a single thought in the story, there is a story to find out about the missing synths and it involving Alan but ultimately involving his son who's been letting them go free and even after his son is banished from the institute, he's still in that role in robotics, one would think he would remove himself, because after all, he was the one who influenced his son to this kind of delusional thinking, but nope, they keep him in that role no matter what.
just such stupid writing.
Thats a really cool parellel. Thanks for sharing!
Quentin: Must be weird living in a vault.
Me: My dude... What do you call a giant underground facility full of people?
Is there a vault door?
@@TheNinthGeneration1 does the massive elevator count?
@@povotaknight2063 I would say no, because it’s an elevator, not a vault door. In fact, the institute doesn’t even have a real door, let alone a gear shaped one.
@@TheNinthGeneration1 What's the difference between a vault door and a teleporter? Both serve the same function, both serve as the sole exit point to an underground complex, and both cannot be used freely (unless the Overseer/Director says so). I agree with @Meh. The institute is basically a Vault that wasn't built by VaultTec.
@@asherandai2633 well first off, the vault door is a door that breaks the seal on the shelter, allowing not only people but also air and light to pass in an out of the vault, while a teleported is a lot more selective. There’s also the fact a vault door is shaped like a gear and they use that design to help open the door.
There’s also the fact that a teleported can activate anywhere, meaning that technically the door is everywhere, it’s just that the other side always leads to the same spot. We exploit that fact when we build our own entrance.
The Institute is a bunker, a Vault is a subset of a bunker, just as a Ferrari is a kind of car.
1:38:30
Nate: "I hate to break it to you, but your Courser wasn't all that tough."
Justin Ayo: "Then it's likely the unit was defective."
The random Courser that was until now sitting right here between them: "Aight... I'mma just head out now."
... I dont know if the sole survivor ever did a boomer line, But i always imagined mum or dad MUST have one NPC they say " They dont make em like they used to " to... You know, Cause theyre pre-war bombs dropping from 10 generations before or whatever
Yep he heard enough 😂
Man I've been wondering where this episode was, but seeing as it's 2 and a half hours long, I understand why it took you a while!
Same, I wondered too
I know, I think it's been almost a month since the last episode. Lol
@@zxyatiywariii8 I mean... he did tell us that it was going to be awhile because he was still collecting video for this installment...
I was worried he dropped lore videos for streaming!
Came here to comment exactly this lol
If the institute would have created synth sharks, would the sharks have come equipped with laser beams on their heads?
Definitely. 🦈
They frickin better!
To the vats issue. Ox forgot the fact we can use vats in the beginning well before even picking up the pipboy. Doesnt point to the fact we might be synths but most likely a dev error.
We are not synths, the vats thing is a Bethesda goof. What would the Institute benefit by making a synth that eventually turned and destroyed them, and in that mission, if we were a synth, why wouldn't Shaun or any other Institute scientist use your recall code to save themselves? Lmao....stupid fan theory
The players being able to use VATS in the starting vault prior to picking up the pip boy was likely just a development choice to save time as disabling a mainline feature wouldn't have added anything substantial. The terminal entry was likely added in during the later stages of the development cycle or maybe even with one of the early patch notes when developers realised the implication of their decision on the overall story. Now looking at things from an in-universe view, if we were a synth we likely weren't recalled as doing so would have been entirely pointless. Recal codes just shut down the synth and if the battle for bunker hill mission is an indicator only allow for the issue of basic commands such as 'stay' or 'follow me' with more advanced commands likely being programmed in after reclamation. Finally, if the player was a synth what would the point in their existence, assuming there is one, be? Personally it's my head cannon that initially Shaun made our character in an attempt to develop a new recal subroutine that could be triggered remotely should a synth escape. Having some sort of backup personality trigger within the synth that would compel them to seek out and enter the institute could be a more efficient way of reclaiming escaped synths. As the story unfolds however Shaun comes to the realization that synths are humans and stricken with shame or guilt over his own wrongdoings reprograms his younger synth self to believe that they're your kid in an under baked attempt to do something good for once. Off course this is just my attempt at understanding a poorly written plot line that likely prioritized length and action rather than narrative sense.
@@MasterGamerT13 to reiterate my point of vats without the pipboy being a Bethesda goof, they also goofed with Nora's dialog when she said she was a former soldier instead of saying former lawyer.
Bethesda has mentioned that being able to use VATS before getting the Pip-Boy is, indeed, a goof up on the devs part not a hint to SS's humanity. I've heard Ox mention this on livestreams so he's aware of it, but may have just neglected to add it to the video.
@@jvazacas it’s not just ridiculous. it’s also completely convoluted the more you think about it. If Sean really made a synth version of Nate, then why didn’t he do the same thing with Nora? Plus it feels like it’s a waste of time & resources to go through all that trouble just to put a copy of Nate back in the cryo pod. There’s just way too many plot holes in this fan theory.
One thing I never really appreciated was how nice the colors of the different lab department coats look together until they were lined up for the thumbnail!
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@@logangustavson Are you terrible at grammar and spelling, did you rush typing this, or do you just have really big fingers?
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Oxhorn I want to say, I'm not a gamer, but I'm a big fan of your channel.
Pretty sure the im no stranger to combat line with nora is saying everything youve done up to that point in game which atleast includes killing kellog, a corser, a gang just based of story based quest up to that point and with just recruiting some of the companions like fighting super mutants, raiders, and a deathclaw
also people sitting in a courtroom deal with scary criminals often. Sometimes criminals are stupid enough to get violent in those settings and nora would likely know something about throwing hands if she's supposed to be adjacent to these sorts of situations.
I agree with this interpretation
I agree with this. The Sole Survivor doesn't say military combat experience, just combat experience. Cait has years of combat experience from the Combat Zone, but obviously never served in the military. Ox likely assumed it meant military experience due to Nate's background.
I do appreciate the calling out of the dialogue when Norah shares Nates responses in claiming to have been a soldier, when she was actually a lawyer. Also pointing out the misspellings of notes on terminals, though to give some level of credit, it's possible the errors were on purpose. Even in academics or bureaucracies, grammatical errors can occur in official documents.
It does lend to more authenticity. 👍🏻
I prefer Nora over Nate but yeah I don't know why Bethesda said she was a lawyer, it doesn't the world of fallout or Nora's proficiency with weapons. If Nate was a soldier, then why not say Nora was a police officer? Nick is a detective, so Nora being a officer would still be different from him.
Hell she could of been a security guard, ranger, anything that works with weapons that would of fit the world of Fallout better then a lawyer.
@@justinlynch3 Only reason I can think of for the lawyer backstory is to help Nora as the leader of a faction in being in charge of re-establishing laws to form a new governmental body to get infrastructure going again and coordinate rebuilding society. But, to get to that point, ya pretty much need combat skills to clean out the raiders & other threats.
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@@justinlynch3, in our reality, the use of firearms by American civilians is legal and even widely encouraged by the state. So I don't see why it would be any different in the Fallout timeline.
Thus, you can become an expert in this field without a job that requires the use of firearms.
I am so grateful for how you edited the synth production cycle omg
Listening to you talk about Fallout inspired me to play the game, thank you for all that you do.
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I agree
35:55 I like that you said what each genus mentioned in the first Bioscience terminal is. Fun fact, the Carcharhinus genus is one of twelve genera in the requiem shark family Charcharhinidae but contains around half (over 30-ish) of the species in the requiem shark family. Species like the blacktip reef shark and oceanic whitetip shark are in this genus.
My guess on Dr. Zimmer is that he possibly passed from old age while looking for the Synth in the Capital Wasteland. He was pretty old in Fallout 3 and Fallout 4 takes place 10 years later, it's possible he died from old age.
in Fallout lore it state that Dr. Zimmer is officially dead.
I like to think Zimmer was snatched up by a deathclaw on his way back from the capital wasteland. 😂
I feel like the Doctor is definitely a railroad agent distributing their message. An Institute scientist would NEVER discard enemy propaganda so carelessly. Who are the ones that actually take out the trash? The forced labor. What happens when the forced labor is given hope? A revolution.
(I'm only 30 minutes in so sorry if I had this realization for no reason lol)
Good theory. Helping without anybody knowing.
I am so impressed by how Ox has chosen to show the intricacies of this amazing game. I look forward to following every storyline and seeing all of the amazing content I missed the two times I have made characters. Thank you, Ox!! Another excellent epic video.
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What a way to end 2022. Definitely worth a long wait. Great job ox. Hope everyone has a great 2023
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@@loraelstad8941 hi. How are you
Thank you for this Ox. I been dealing with a real bad breakup & your videos have kept me distracted and entertained. I really appreciate the hard work you put into these.
Ive been dealing with one for 3 years lol if it wasn't for ox I'd be insane
Sorry to hear of the difficult time you’re going through. Glad Ox & perhaps this community can help in some small way.
@@loraelstad8941 which one of us cuz I just got a threatened with a restraining order not even 5 minutes ago lol
Things will get better just takes time to heal the damaged that's been dealt
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Thank you for uploading more fallout 4 content
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Also I want to say that I love your intro for the institute. It has that spooky calm music. Well done 😎👍🏼. I’m excited to see what you have for the brotherhood, Minutemen and the railroad.
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Me too. He makes it very cinematic.
I’ve had so many hours poured into this game and yet Ox still found things in the institute that I’ve missed
Saturday complete! Thanks for all your work on this episode, even around Christmas when things are nuts! Happy New Year to you!
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I don't know why I stopped watching your videos for a while but I am super happy to come back to a loads of content. And you haven't lost your charm or style at all keep up the great work
I found it interesting that coursers were referred to as being wounded instead of being damaged.
I’m pretty sure that gen 3 synths, aka the ones that look human are more organic and less machine like so they’re injury’s are wounded instead of damage like a machine.
But the institute considers them machines.
@@zelliatorsema9579 true… 🤔🫤
Maybe they only say that to stay undercover?
@@Captain_JC487it's more a callback to the origins of the terms Robot and Android. Think Blade Runner more than nuts and bolts when it comes to Gen 3 Synths and Coursers. Mixture of genetic engineering and biotechnology construction to make an organic machine. Gen 3s are basically Blade Runner Replicants.
An Oxhorn classic dropping a film length's video for us! These are always worth the wait.
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@@logangustavson I don't care that you like to follow baseless claims and spread lies on the internet. That fiasco a few years ago was absurd and I am more well-versed in it than almost everyone.
@@jothamheystee okay then prove OXHORN IS NOT ANTI GAY FAT SHAMER SCAMMER THEN AND A BULLY
I wonder if he chose gorilla's because of our similarities and only having been successful so far of making human synths? 🤔 Thank you, as always and Happy New Year everyone!
Gorilla's what?
Technically they already made bird synths too and we’re planning on sea creatures like dolphins after the gorillas 🦍. So I don’t think it was limited understanding that was an issue. Probably other variables at work. Never know, though. Could’ve been a comfortability factor in there to stick close to what they know. 🤷♀️
Orangutans are the most similar to humans not gorillas.
@@Its_Me_Romano yes but all great apes and chimps are so very close to us in DNA that they probably could have their pick and still be keeping it close to home. They wouldn’t have to be restricted to “the closest” since they already made birds. So, perhaps there were other reasons for choosing gorillas over other closely related apes.
Harambe was a synth. He died because he deviated from standard protocols but because he was in a public position they couldn't use a recall code or teleport in without being noticed.
Over 2 and a half hours long! I'd personally like to thank you Ox for all the hard work you've put in to getting this done, especially during the holidays. ❤
I hope you have an amazing and happy new year!
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No he isn't! @@logangustavson
Wow!!! Yes I see by the length of this video that there was a lot of footage to capture!
Thank you for all the hard work and thank you for not rushing this masterpiece! ❤
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The institute was always a part that i skip in my playthroughs because I always got lost, I never fully explored it but wow the amount of insight of this faction I’m this two and a half hour video has blown my mind, it’s very interesting to get to know the institute
So excited to see this!!! My gf and I watched it like a movie. Thanks for the countless hours of entertainment
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@@logangustavson no he’s not
I'll note about your refering to the theory about the Sole Survivor being a Synth with the Institute's tests with, well, VATS basically without the PipBoy. At the very beginning of the game, once you are able to acquire a gun, and are given a hallway full of Radroaches to use it on, you are given the tutorial for how to use VATS. However, you only acquire your PipBoy at the Vault 111 exit, to open the door.
So, the Sole Survivor apparently had the ability to use VATS before being given a PipBoy, which is the only distinction between the Sole Survivor's usage of VATS and the Courier's and Lone Wanderer's usage of VATS, both of which are given PipBoys and then have access to it.
I should say I think that it was merely a design mistake when making the introduction to Fallout 4, and that they Sole Survivor is not a Synth and that it was just a mistake, largely due to in the Institute gameplay, the SS becomes the head of the Institute, which I do not think Father would do, nor do I think others in the Institute would go along with.
A follow-up piece of evidence is in the Brotherhood's path, they get a load of Institute data, including the DNA codes of escaped Synths, which leads to finding out someone who is unaware they are a Synth. It's not a stretch of thought that the data would also include the DNA codes of other Gen 3 Synths, which would have outed the SS as a Synth if they were one.
It is a theory that has some merit, but lacks a lasting foundation to stand on imo, which is why I do not believe it is true.
Sorry, but why wouldn't the Institute scientists or Shaun himself use your recall code when you go to destroy it? No, not a synth, Bethesda goof. Nate or Nora being a synth is a stupid fan theory, nothing more
2.5 hours of lore and story from Oxhorn? Heck yeah sign me up!
I can tell by the length of this video and the detail you went into just how much insane amount of work went into this. Thanks for doing it, Ox. Love this content!
The best evidence that the sole survivor is a synth is that everyone else in the vault had cryo pod malfunctions killing everyone, meaning the sole survivor would have died as well. The Sole survivor that wakes up is all part of Shauns experiment that involved the development of the child synth and revenge on Kellogg. The memories from nate or nora could have been planted using the memory den technology.
Also seemed like Shauns plan to create a scenario where he can spend some time with one of his parents before he died. As well as secretly leave the institute in the hands of his "children", by convincing the directors the sole survivor was his actual parent. Why it would make sense that Shaun was not too concerned about them possibly being killed by synths in the field since he needed to keep it all secret and it wasn't his actual parent at risk.
If you actually watch Kelloggs memories he explains that they shut off everyone's pods except nates cos they needed a back up. You find several references to the sole survivor being alive pre war as well so...sorry. no. Hes not a synth
I always thought it seemed obvious that Nora had been in the military before getting her law degree. Or even had been a lawyer in the military. Probably where she and Nate met.
Or could even be talking about experiences in the Comonwealth
@@Markus117d that's a reach. More likely it's canon that Nate survived and she did not. I would think a child would be more comfortable with the parent he spent more time with so it would make sense that Sean went into the cryo tube with her.
@@jvazacas its not a reach. By reaching this point, the sole survivor has been in multiple fights with different creatures. Whether its nora or nate, they Do have combat experience in the wasteland. The statement is vague enough to be implied reference to either nates previous military combat experience or combat in the wastes in Nora's case.
@@ShoppingAttic it really is. Combat experience in the wasteland doesn't make you a former soldier. That being said, Nora would've been killed in Concord as she lacked combat experience to survive against so many
@@jvazacas if that was remotely true no one could survive in the wasteland
I love the soundtrack you hear when you wonder around the Institute. It's so chill, and has a subtle futuristic vibe. A pretty big departure from the usual ost you hear around the wasteland. Still fits the game well though, cause the Institute is supposed to have that impact when we visit it for the first time. Like it's so new, clean, almost alien-looking, nothing like what we've seen in the wasteland before.
Shaun and the Mariner are seemingly the only characters in Fallout to have Cancer.
Interesting !!
I love how the institute is somehow surprised their miraculous, near-perfect, sentient-level-AI-having synthetic humans would get tired of being bossed around and go AWOL... For a bunch of scientists, they are kinda dumb for missing what is pretty obvious to anybody who has ever been within 100 yards of literally any sci-fi literature/media ever.
Thank you for making this video. I am always looking for more videos on the Institute. I've never been as fascinated by a faction in a video game as I have been with the Institute. I'll bet this was a LOT of work to make.
Father: "And now your first assignment, there is a settlement out there that needs your help..."
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I started playing f4 just this year, and yet here you are, still doing great videos about it 6 years later. Thank you)
i love to see people still playing this game. jeep it up oxhorn
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So crazy how much you’ve grown from when I found you. From before 76 opened to now you’ve done nothing but keep blowing me away.
And consistent too! Hope all is well old friend, I need to make another live stream again soon!
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I still say Nate/Nora is probably a Synth. Remember, they're able to use Vats in the vault before they get a pipboy. Not to mention, when you listen to Tinker Tom as he hacks the Corsair chip, you see your normal hacking terminal. But he's describing his view as something completely different. Also, it would explain the players' unnatural building abilities
Nope. Nate is referenced in multiple pre war sources as a decorated veteran and Kelloggs memories State he was kept alive as a human DNA sample back up. Also, if he was a synth the brotherhood would have found out at the same time they did about danse.
Mad love from germany, I totally enjoy all of ur FO4 videos, simply massive. Just started playing a couple of month ago on pc, previously only played the elder scrolls series.. my first fallout expercience so far and I love this game so friggin much. Thanks for ur content mate
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Happy New Year Ox! Thank you for being here with your positivity and I hope for cool videos and live streams in 2023 🙂
I don't know if this is an Easter egg or not but Clayton was the antagonist in the Disney's Tarzan movie and considering there's gorillas in the same room as a person named Clayton I think it is an Easter egg
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@@logangustavson did you just pick a random person to tell that to. And why make me look it up just say it.
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@@logangustavson I think you talking to a different person then you think you are.
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The institute is by far the best ending possible. You are the leader of the institute in the end, therefor are able to dictate what goes on. You can stop the kidnappings and eventually build up trust with the outside world by making progress and restoring humanity.
I kinda hated the institute by the time I got to it. Never really investigated this area as well as I should have. Having never done an institute game, I had no idea there were so many good things here. Wow, I am gonna have to do an institute run now. Thanks Oxhorn. I liked this video a lot.
1:05:11 - except now it’s not. Interesting that they’ve gone in this direction with the TV show.
1:27:25 - I think the music of a guy that died over a 100 years ago is already at public domain.
Happy New Year Oxhorn to you and your family. A fantastic video and worth the wait. I played several play through of Fallout 4 and yet, you still taught me new things. Did mot realize how much more the Institute had to offer.I already logged in to see it for myself, LOL.
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@@logangustavson you know, seeing how you act, Pinocchio probably did nothing wrong
I listen to you at work a lot, so these long form videos are greatly welcomed.
Late to the party, but the Nora combat dialog has to do with cut content. The character the player chooses would be the veteran while the spouse was the lawyer. This was cut for the most part, but things like that might be missed when this was changed.
but you can use VATS before you get your pip boy in Fallout 4, go on and start a new game and as soon as you are attacked by a bug you can use VATS right then you don't get the pip boy tell your just about out of the vault I am thinking this was a mistake by the game makers however
When you said it was going to take a while to get all the footage you needed I didn't expect it to take that long, I also didn't expect a 2 1/2 hour long video. Well worth the wait
The very first time I did a playthrough of Fallout 4 I ended up siding with the Institute. I don't quite remember what my thought process was to side with them but it might have been something along the lines of "man this places looks really clean and pretty, I wanna stay here" or "well he's my son so I'll trust him". Yeah I'm pretty simple-minded sometimes...
Now that I've had time to watch more of your videos, Ox, and listening to you explain why the Institute is bad in general, I do understand why, but I still feel kinda torn for some reason. On one hand I still think that the Institute itself is a beautiful place with brilliant minds that should remain alive, and I like to think that when we become the leader we can change it to actually help the Commonwealth. But on the other, I understand these scientists can be seen as delusional, thinking only for themselves and what they want instead of wanting to help others.
As the player, I always want to feel like I've done something good, not evil. I honestly have a hard time painting the Institute as purely evil and needs to be purged. I know the sides you can take in Fallout New Vegas are a lot more grey and none are wholly good either.
It's difficult to explain... In my current playthrough I haven't fully taken a side yet, wanting to explore all options in a single playthrough as much as possible. But I think I might end up either siding with the Institute again because I still find them fascinating, or with the Railroad for the first time because you can do so much with them and get to blow up the Brotherhood of Steel spectacularly, while still also siding with the Minutemen to protect the Commonwealth.
I can’t believe I just discovered your videos! So glad to see your still making your incredible content delving into FO4 after years. It’s all fascinating in a way that’s hard to describe. Your video on the synth/human SS debate was incredible. Tysm 🔥
1:16:30 I can’t stop hearing Evan as Jerry Seinfeld
Happy New Year, thank you for all your videos. You are a gem 💎!
2:24:00 I’m sure this has been brought up already, but you are able to use VATS in vault 111 before you pick up the pip-boy. The games tells you how to use VATS on the radroaches as you exit the overseer’s office.
I absolutely love these videos where you cover the entire story of this game
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So…cold fusion being capable in the tv show is an interesting thing to be brought up again if the institute still exists.
WOOHOO! Ringing the new year in right with Oxhorn and Fallout!
2:23:43 I just want to add to this part, the sole survivor does use vats before actually getting the pipboy in the vault. I don’t believe he is a synth either but if vats is directly relating to actually having and being proficient with a pipboy, why can you use vats before getting a pipboy?
I love this deep dive. I prefer to go with the Institute where possible, I am a very tech-savvy person and love seeing a faction creating new post-war content. Thanks for this deep dive.
I feel like the best outcome would be if all 3rd Gens were released to the RR. Then the 2nd gens were used to assist the MM to clear out location of Feral Ghouls and Super Mutants that Boston would be a thriving city again.,
No, not to the rail road, send them... give them a choice between Acadia and the railroad
I propose that the request to improve on the teleporter system is because of the power usage of the system. If it's crippling to use it as much as you are, do you want to add a field of study that would lead to using it even more?
I literally just got done playing this exact mission.
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I'm thinking Sean thought it might be a really cool idea for whichever surviving parent walked out of that vault to have a chance to raise him even though he's already over 60 years old when you go to get your child back you expect to get a child back and not an old man
That chair in the room with the tubes looks like some sort of spinal tap, extracting the memories of a human to transfer to a synth. The process looks fatal. Also, it looks similar to the early Matrix taps the Machines used to harvest energy from humans.
😂😂😂😂. I always forget about that terminal entry and I always laugh about it. Wrist sprain, something to do with a terminal. 😂😂😂
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This is amazing! I fall asleep to your videos and it makes me so happy to see this one bc I was also thinking hey where’s the institute video? Even tho I’m a full on BOS fan. It’s still nice to listen to lore of all factions!
"I fall asleep to your videos..." one may misunderstand this.
@@UmbraFulgur His voice is relaxing is what I mean.
Hey Ox, I just wanted to let you know that I'm sorry you're not getting as many likes as you used to but I still enjoy your content as much as ever and want you to know that your content has quite literally saved my life multiple times
The terminal entry about how cold fusion "is, and will always be, a pipe dream" hits differently in the light of certain media within the wider Fallout franchise.
I honestly wonder what future utility those gorillas and the whole SZI could have (in-lore or otherwise). While I hope they don’t intend on replacing existing wildlife, seeing the introduction of new wildlife, or synthetic replicas of old species, could potentially shape the wasteland ecosystems for the better.
2077 is in about 53 years.
It sounds long but that will be here before we know it. Hopefully the future won't be so bleak. I'll be 94 if I live that long so I might get to see what happens.
the VATS thing could be contested as you can use it before getting the pipboy in the Vault.
It finally returns! Worth the wait
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Ox what an intro! You do amazing work and we appreciate it!
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This Legendary series have started with fallout 1 and 2 which i played around 98's am old enough. It was design, it was creativity how they present a futuristic world, coupled with a brilliant story and rest was left to audiences imagination: you could choose how it ends with around more than a dozen ending. Except computers didn't have the power to processing all the beautiful graphics. It goes to show how much industry moved forward from then.
Alana Secord: " the directorate should take the synths escape more seriously".
Justin Ayo: stands up on a table spins rapidly and disappears rudelly XD
Waking up to your voice is amazing Oxhorn 🙏🏽 fell asleep watching you and woke up hearing your voice 🤌🏽🤌🏽
Little did he know cold fusion was such a big player in the fallout show. Being the big reveal. It’s interesting to note that the institute didn’t work on this knowing they had records for some vaults. 1:05:05
...I didn't know Tommy was an informant. Shocked me honestly
We _did_ have a big advancement in Fusion recently though, it's closer at least
Have to throw a slight correction, Ox. A small Ox-thorn if you will. ;p
The VATS effects (that may be coming soon to a Synth near you) are not the core reason for a "survivor = synth" theory. People were pairing this passage with the fact that you can go into VATS and target radroaches in Vault 111 before ever picking up the pip boy.
I'm sure it can be explained either through lore or well-documented design holes.
I'm sure you will do quite well explaining it.
But it does make you think...
He wouldn't be called the sole survivor if he was a synth. Bethesda bug...I mean feature.
And besides, the only reason people think the Sole Survivor is a synth is because of cut content in the form of a terminal entry and that the father had a new, far more advanced prototype synth. Hate to burst that bubble, but the more advanced synth is actually Harkness in Fallout 3. Zimmer himself says that synths like his bodyguard are easy to replicate, but not Harkness. He's special
That's a little bit of an error on their part because there's people in the Institute and the other vaults and in Diamond City that haven't been exposed to the radiation. They could have used their DNA instead.
I think the background radiation affects everyone except people in the deepest vaults, and of all the vaults the only one with vault members was 81 and they were trading with the surface meaning they could have been exposed.
just a thought: The room raids were to find who was disturbting the Railroad Holotapes
Been looking forward to this! Happy New Year Ox and chat ❤💫✨🌟🍾🥂🪅🎈🎊🎉🎏🪩🎐
The lore really gets me going ‼️ thank you for all your Fallout videos I love & appreciate you Oxy
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I feel like the addiction to fancy lads, the knowledge of baseball, and all the other idiosyncrasies gen 3 synth have all have to so with the SS and their spouse. Shaun being taken so young would likely mean he wasn't exposed to such things given he was raised by robots and nerds.
1:05:00 heyyyyy this is kinda mad here now with the TV Show. We now know that this entry was referring to Maldaver
Yup
I read this console but it contradicts the people taken. Every person replaced was bad people.
Preston was a scam artist.
The father south of atom cats was abusive.
The other person whom we know was replaced was in diamond city but we don't know if he was a bad person before or not
The spatial recognition in this game is hilarious. Characters standing on tables, walking into walls for hours, and more. Major LOL!
Yes! Finally! Thank you Ox your content is exactly what i needed today hope you have a Happy New Year!
@1:08:50 .. why would dialogue asking what a courser chip is show up when you needed a courser chip to get in? Was there another way in the institute?
I wondered that too when I first played it. I'm thinking the other way in was cut content.
Only reason people think the sole survivor is a synth is because the player can use vats before getting a pipboy
Wow.. didnt expect you still updating fallout 4 stories oxhorn. Thanks!
With the "Nora was a lawyer" thing, I take a guess that much like real world, some families had some basic gun training for private purposes, I imagine in such a war on the table world that it was probably a requirement for all military families to have some or at least basic training with guns, power armour and possibly driving military machines.