I love seeing these reactions, but I think watching a show with Hannah would drive me absolutely crazy. I honestly think she has set her "suspension of disbelief" setting on -1... Especially since some of her concerns are shown, but she simply misses it. If you look at episode 2, you see the Ghoul load specific ammo in his revolve (ammo that has the word "boom" written on the bottom). But he uses his last shot on Lucy, after that the Ghoul uses his pump-action rifle. In episode 8, you see the Ghoul load sharp pointed bullets in his revolver, indicating he's using armor piercing rounds. I get that some shows rely way too much on this "suspension of disbelief" (somehow Palpatine returned) but I find it equally annoying if shows try to explain every single detail.
@alicea3421
Ай бұрын
You just gave an example of how they do explain a lot of details. I've been told the writers don't spoonfeed. Yet they do constantly try to explain more than they should. They should probably only do that if their explanations ever make sense. They rarely do. Here's an example of one they shouldn't have explained; The surface team returning "Max's" armor to vault 4. It opens up new questions. How did they find it? How did they know it was his? How did they move it? Do they have another fusion core? Why can't they just have had power armor there? Plenty of residents were previously from the surface, we wouldn't need to question anything regarding how it was acquired. Instead they made it Titus's armor, only for him to leave it behind again. There was no need to do this, it only introduces unnecessary problems. Why does he not use the right ammo for Max that he uses later? He often kills with no remorse. Why doesn't he with Max? What about what was scrawled on the walls of 32? What about any of Bud's plan? How Hank has any codes? Nuclear weapons access? How Moldaver knows that? The dog in the cooler? The headless power armor? We have answers to all of these, rarely are they close to sufficient.
@JeffKelly03
Ай бұрын
I mean, in fairness, Hannah, with your questions about Moldaver and the people who followed her, etc: it was only the first season. They aren't going to give away all of the answers in the first season. Will they answer those questions in the future? No idea, but I think, minimally, they'll eventually reveal how Moldaver was still alive. I think we've seen the last of Vault 4, though, so I'd imagine we won't get any other answers on that end of things.
@roberts.1050
Ай бұрын
The reason he didnt blast him dead in Philly? Filly?.... Filly. Is because he says himself he wore the T-45, back in the war, in one of the flash backs, and it had that problem. The brotherhood wears T-60 power armor so he doesnt know if the rounds will go through, and he didnt have those armor piercing sabot (metal spike) rounds either loaded or even with him (purchased or acquired), as he was expecting a fight with non-power armored hicks.
@reubenmcguinness2508
Ай бұрын
But that's the point though, he would of tried it anyway, he has no reason to know if they fixed it. And also the " metal spike round" is on his chest in the ammo belt in episode 2. look I get you like the show but it has so many plotholes it's basically swiss cheese. the games are better even though they're far from perfect or well made.
@BigCowProductions
Ай бұрын
@@reubenmcguinness2508false. He just got out of the ground after being buried for essentially decades. We see in ep. 4 that he is a hedonistic drug addict that is flippantly sassy bitc_. If you turn the Closed Captions on, in the Filly scene he is **laughing**. He continues to toy with Maximus as he makes the Cast Iron Skillet comment. Lucy shoots him with the tranq and he says that it is a small drop in a large bucket of drugs; so it clearly implies he was high off his gourd during that scene. At this point in time, he has not been involved with Lucy, so he still is repressing his memories of pre war and more than likely wasn't thinking about it at all. Or, if he did remember, he was choosing to have fun. He literally lasso'd him at the end of the battle.
@reubenmcguinness2508
Ай бұрын
@@BigCowProductions fair he was drugged up, but In that whole shoot out not one head shot on him as he staggers and tanks bullets. A ghouls (new) healing factor doesn't make him immune to dome shots like when he shot the ghoul in ep4. The point i made is the fact these characters have ridiculous plot armour. it just boils down to because plot and not logic. Maximus punches the ghoul and he shrugs it off when he should be in chunks. There's a whole scene of maximus fucking around in the armour showing he's basically strong as Hulk.
@tanepukenga1421
Ай бұрын
@@reubenmcguinness2508 Thank fucken god! SO many fanboys brigade me whenever I point out he forgot his own history. Multiple years of soldiering, just forgotten for Rule of Cool. Not just that, but the MAIN thing his life depended on FOR A DECADE! It's worse than saying "he just forgot how to ride a bike". Just think about that. He forgot his entire 20's, pre-ghoulification. The script supervisor should be fired for the continuity problems. Not just the spotless 200+ year old car windows, plates and anything higher than waist height, I don't get the copium.
@GorillerViller
Ай бұрын
I think the main issue I have with Hannah is she expects literally every detail to explained even when it's unnecessary. Like the thing with Maldover and how she is still alive, we know she was rich and well connected pre war, do we really need someone to tell us she went and bought a spot in a cryo vault to understand that? I feel like this kinda overexplained of literally every minute thing hurts storys more then it helps cause it treats the audience like idiots. Also I think Hannah has a kind of writers blindspot for how things are explained none verbally in a visual medium. The thing with the ghoul and the armor piercing ammo people have brought up is explained in the show, just not with words. We see that the bullet the ghoul is loading his revolver during the hallway fight has a fine point cause the show is zooming in on it, this clues us in cause we already know the bullets he used in the fight in filly where shaped much more round. Add to that he was surprised, or rather annoyed, when a guy in power armor showed up, indicating he probably wasn't expecting having to fight someone like that given that power rare is extremely rare. This is actually good storytelling cause it none verbally communicates things about cooper and the setting.
@takewhataway
Ай бұрын
You are 100% correct. I made the same comment in two of her Fallout videos. It's frustrating because it doesn't seem like she can read between the lines, or catch clues or have imagination and wonder. It's like she needs to be spoon fed. To the T. Because the things she asks are obviously there in the episodes and yet she still gets confused. I was interested with her books but then I'm worried I'll just be getting a college science textbook instead of a good story with mysteries and exciting narration
@GorillerViller
Ай бұрын
@@takewhataway I dunno about her actual writing and it wouldnt make judgements on that just from a youtube reaction
@takewhataway
Ай бұрын
@@GorillerViller ofc ,but my worry is not without base, no? Im just expressing my worry
@gottagowork
Ай бұрын
At least to me, good storytelling keeps the audience engaged, even after the fact, rather than spoonfeed everything and treating the audience as children. There are also a lot of storytelling details in the props, sets, and references that can be hard to see. With many of the points being called out two or even more times; Roger/Martha, Mr. Handy (incl the Abraxo cleaner), Ghoul/Lucy's finger, fingers of the Axolotl (and why they in particular would be researched) and Mr. Handy (nurse) finger collection. Some of the references are too deep for newcomers to even spot; why Roomba is behaving erratically (explained in Big MT and Point Lookout DLCs and probably others), the reference to "the game", and so on, but it doesn't draw away from the experience. While much weaker in effect to attract a broader audience rather than just the fans, it's a bit like Death Stranding, Metal Gear Solid, and hell, even Twin Peaks (maybe she should react to that one and try to figure out what's going on). The audience doesn't have everything fed on a platter and have to dig deeper to figure out what's going on, with some pointers coming in new games (or seasons). I loved it when the stimpack was used without the need to explain how it works - it's game logic baby, games have always done this. Or how CX404 was instantly healed when stimpacked - it's how it works in the games. Fun fact outside of that discussion. A recent video has popped up, indicating there are talks with the town inhabitants (or saloon owner) to make Goodsprings an actual shooting location for season 2. If there is one place I'd visit if I ever went to the US, it would be Goodsprings during the annual Fallout meet. Hearing that made me cry. I find it amazing that games can install such emotions.
@GorillerViller
Ай бұрын
@@takewhataway yeah I see where you're coming from definitly
@alexlomeli9683
Ай бұрын
The reason the ghoul doesn't kill Maximus is because his suit has "Tempered Lining". Maximus tries to talk to knight titus about the "tempered lining" in his suit when they first get on the helicopter, which is where the ghoul knew where to shoot, Lucy also mentions this when she saves maximus from the giant cockroaches.
@Bronzescorpion
Ай бұрын
That isn't the reason. The ghoul hadn't loaded his gun with armor piercing rounds as he does against the Brotherhood and he noticed that max was inexperienced in the suit, so he is somewhat toying with him.
@cookiedestroyer2801
Ай бұрын
@@Bronzescorpion How do you know that isn't the reason? You seem to be making an assumption just as any other explanation for this. Tempered Lining is an actual upgrade in the game that gives more protection in game.
@Bronzescorpion
Ай бұрын
@@cookiedestroyer2801 we literally see the ghoul loading his gun with different ammunitions types and he flat out says that he can see Max is inexperienced. Now consider the tempered lining. There is no way the ghoul would have known Max's armor had it, he would have reacted to it if he had tried to shoot him in the weak spot and it didn't work and he would be less confident in the hall fight. So not only am I basing it on what has literally been shown and told to us, I don't assume things that haven't been shown or that would create plot holes and continuity errors.
@cookiedestroyer2801
Ай бұрын
@@Bronzescorpion Why wouldn't the ghoul notice it when both maximus and Lucy noticed it? The ghoul is even more familiar with the power armor then they are. We do not see him load different ammo, we see him load ammo, that is all. Even if he were to load a different ammo, why would that negate what they said about the tempered lining? Are you saying those two things can't exist together?
@kevintran7208
Ай бұрын
@@Bronzescorpion Maybe he just forgot about it lol. Hasn't it been decades since he last interacted with power armor or was even awake? Maybe it's not that deep, yall 🤣
@susanzenonian5085
Ай бұрын
We grabbed the audiobook for Magic Required, with Dominion Required in queue for our next fantasy run; finished it in record time! The hubs and I spend a lot of our down time listening to books/reading aloud to each other and are looking forward to more (moar!) installments from that world, if you have it in the works. A video game would be amazing as well!!
@cookiedestroyer2801
Ай бұрын
5:21 Maximus has an extra upgrade in his armor that Titus installed (Tempered Lining). Maximus noticed it and ask about it in the Vertibird ride. Tempered Lining give extra protection in the games. If Maximus noticed this just by looking, the Ghoul would be able to see it as well and he probably knew that the armor had it's defect fixed.
@Bronzescorpion
Ай бұрын
That would raise a major plot issue. That would mean the Brotherhood was aware of the issue, yet didn't fix it on all suits or that they just fixed the issue by sheer luck. Both Lucy and Maximus sees the armor up close, Lucy even see the insides. Maximus also asks whether it helps with mobility not protection, although you could argue that it did both or Maximus was being ignorant. The ghoul is definitely taunting in the Philly fight, it is quite a different fight than in the hall.
@cookiedestroyer2801
Ай бұрын
@@Bronzescorpion Maximus mentioned it in episode 2, before he had a chance to get in it. He saw it sitting across from Titus. It apparently wasn't difficult to see.
@Bronzescorpion
Ай бұрын
@@cookiedestroyer2801 He had been right next to Tidus, they were sitting still and were closer. Even assuming that the ghoul did notice, it just raises the question why he doesn't address it and even more importantly why the show goes out of its way to show us the different ammo type.
@cookiedestroyer2801
Ай бұрын
@@Bronzescorpion Even with the defect in the Power Armor it seems that he needed the armor piercing ammo. Otherwise he would've used regular ammo. Maybe they're trying to tell us that even with the defect, regular bullets wont do anything to the power armor.
@abedrayton6398
Ай бұрын
My guess for Moldaver is that she WAS in a pod, but had her people wake her up periodically to help out/guide things, and then she stayed out of the tube since Shady Sands
@laffingist218
Ай бұрын
with film narrative vs literary or game narrative, good creators become more aware of how you actually experience a movie. you don't follow the story holistically; you follow sequences unto themselves, and you usually only carry info along when you're told to. so good creators will consciously *not negatively address* something early on so they can add something later, because you don't usually internalize the absence of action when it's not spotlighted. in visual narrative, for the most part.
@bdgunness
Ай бұрын
Thank you for the pandering, Hannah. We are very smart
@HannaHsOverInvested
Ай бұрын
LOL im not pandering! I love you guys!
@FrostySharkSpain
Ай бұрын
One part of the comment section IS dumb, they haters who somehow end up helping by improving your account engagement metrics
@deadlymouse7033
Ай бұрын
I enjoyed this show, it was fun, interesting, and funny. I wish it focused on Cooper more because I found his story more interesting than Lucy and Max. I've only played a tiny bit of one of the games, so I don't know how faithful it is to the source material. That is always a big thing for me, because if your going to piggy back on another creators work you should respect it.
@HannaHsOverInvested
Ай бұрын
I agree. And yes, cooper was my fav character.
@James-yz4gw
Ай бұрын
Can confirm it's faithful to the source material. It's honestly so faithful that it almost gives you a feeling for what playing the games is like down to some of the game mechanics. It also absolutely nails the feel of the world. That perfect mix of silliness and macabre.
@tablon6948
Ай бұрын
The unexplained things are actually how the games work, you encounter a lot of weird & mysterious stuff, everything is explained in due time but you need to look for the answers, investigate, take in your surroundings, or in the case of the show, just keep watching, its not lazy writing it's just not showing every card for the people who didnt play the games, yet.. Also the show seems to be taking game mechanics like ammo type and character stats extremely seriously and integrating them into the plot
@tanepukenga1421
Ай бұрын
Apart from the infinite ammo cheats constantly used, like in Filly. Or when Stim's only half heal lucy when she's stabbed, but fully heals the dog. Or a gun that has a revolver barrel, but is loaded from the back without opening it - at times. This isn't showing every card, it's saying 10 is both 10 and Jack when you feel like it, and it occasionally turned into a queen or a 2 when you're not paying attention. People who forget 10 years of their own life and something they wore for a decade to extend a rule of cool fight is just plain lazy writing. Same with infinite ammo cheats, changing healing rules and plot armour that thick.
@tablon6948
Ай бұрын
@@tanepukenga1421 for the sake of being a show, if you make it a 100% game accurate it wouldn't work either tho
@tanepukenga1421
Ай бұрын
@@tablon6948 Oh, I don't need it 100% accurate, but I would like to see a better script supervisor next season. Continuity can be pretty jarring when it's broken and it was definitely the thing which detracted the most from this. Maybe the dialogue writers too. That "Make my cock explode" line was just cringe.
@voorindeklas
Ай бұрын
5:24 Maybe he was not prepared, it was a surprice there was a Power Armor. The last eps. he knew he would face them. That's what i made up in my head to let it make sense.
@Northex23
Ай бұрын
Moldaver was there for at least 20 years I think (I forget the timeline and when Lucy's mom took her kids to the surface) I guess to me the need for an explanation depends on what the explanation is. We can infer a lot I guess, some people suggest she had her own cryo lab somehow while I personally just assumed she was in Vault 31 somehow (probably not impossible to fake your identity during the chaos of the end of the world and everyone rushing to their vaults), the way her identity as an old worlder was revealed sort of alongside and in similar ways to that of the Vault-Tec managers lead me to think we're meant to infer a similar situation. In general, I don't think everything needs spelling out all the time, but it depends right? Depends on what the actual explanation is (if its contrived, it probably could use being told), genre, medium etc. Books have more room to explain minute details than movies or series which require tighter narrative flows. And in a "who dunnit" like a work of Agatha Christie, everything relevant to the crime needs to be explained as the audience is meant to be able to solve the crime alongside the detective.
@paulatredies9242
Ай бұрын
Thanks for saying that but about being able to see the flaws in the things you like, it says a lot about you. I definitely have not always been able to do that. Hopefully school/life balance levels out for you, look forward to more content!
@isaiah1332
Ай бұрын
About the T-60 power armor's flaw, Max mentioned something about it having a tempered lining, it's very subtle but I think it is supposed to convey that the armor is modified, probably to correct the flaw.
@tanepukenga1421
Ай бұрын
Then... why would it still work at the end?
@Dilligff
Ай бұрын
I think I can answer why Cooper didn't kill Maximus in that first encounter. Cooper has a mentality very similar to the Predator aliens. He only targets those he sees as an actual threat and/or are armed and dangerous. Max dropped his gun almost immediately which answered the question for Cooper on top of the red flags he got when a Knight showed up acting all heroic and altruistic, which probably went against everything he knew of them over the past 200 years. He figured out Max was essentially just a kid who'd gotten hold of a suit of power armor and therefore he decided to toy with him instead of outright kill him. Despite his nihilistic nature and seemingly dark demeanor, he still subconsciously clings to that cowboy code he once held.
@alicea3421
Ай бұрын
He later incites the boy to attack him and doesn't have any expectation of the father. He vehemently believes that boy will chase him down later, but not the father? He doesn't believe that Max would, despite having killed everyone else present? He has no idea if he's just harmed someone that Max cares about there, but the script knows. How does altruism of Brotherhood go against everything he knew about them from 200 years? The brotherhood we see in the show is an entirely different iteration, appearing to be some sort of fusion with The Legion. Brotherhood are mostly reserved, often in hiding, but they're typically reasonably altruistic. Especially as The Ghoul is very travelled, and would potentially have experienced more than the local brotherhood.
@kevintran7208
Ай бұрын
A book -> video game is actually super rare and interesting! I'd be psyched if it ever happens, rooting for both the books and the potential game. And this HAS to be the right mindset because I am smart. Source: 2:42
@user-vu4yl3yo3p
Ай бұрын
Looking forward to learning more about Moldaver in S2!
@MegaGameHunter
27 күн бұрын
"Be friends instead" - that's what she said after cancelling your 3rd date in a row
@BeethoD
Ай бұрын
It is explained why they worship Moldovar, they know her from Shady sands
@HannaHsOverInvested
Ай бұрын
What do they know her for? And why the nudity and the blood?
@fthomason93
Ай бұрын
@@HannaHsOverInvestedI’d imagine that question will be answered in season two
@HannaHsOverInvested
Ай бұрын
@@fthomason93 I hope you're right!
@Everfrost9
Ай бұрын
No show is without its faults. But I'm glad that Fallout was pretty dang good.
@HannaHsOverInvested
Ай бұрын
It was!
@elchamber
Ай бұрын
I assume TV/movie writers have to write differently. I remember reading a script and wondering why they always have to introduce themselves with their whole name. It doesn't feel natural and it kind of bothered the screen writer when I said that. To them its always exposition and other junk to fill the scene, which is weird cause there's no time for that. As for the plot holes, maybe it will explained further next season.
@kcmueller8729
Ай бұрын
Are there any any more videogame adaptations you plan to react to? Both upcoming and recent(ish) release.
@HannaHsOverInvested
Ай бұрын
I don't know... Any suggestions? Borderlands looks fun but terrible.
@kcmueller8729
Ай бұрын
@@HannaHsOverInvested I agree with Borderlands. I know Arcane season 2 is coming up. I don't if you've seen Five Nights at Freddy's (2023), Mortal Kombat (2021), Injustice (2021), and the CGI Resident Evil movies: Degeneration (2008), Damnation (2012), Vendetta (2017) and Dead Island (2023). Ready Player One (2018) is a book adaptation, but I still think it counts.
@gottagowork
Ай бұрын
@@HannaHsOverInvested Not game adaptation, but with your writer background, maybe Twin Peaks series is something to consider? It has a very, ehh, unique, style of writing rarely seen. So, on a completely unrelated note, do you enjoy Franz Kafka? 🤣
@jonty_quinn
Ай бұрын
Would you please play one of the best written game series in history The Quantic Dream trilogy 🔥🔥 (😂Feel free to let the writing have it) Which consists of: Heavy Rain¹ Beyond: Two Souls² Detroit: Become Human³
@hermannlagrange803
Ай бұрын
Do you also like it that the entire New Callifornia Republic was wiped out when Sandy Shores was blown up, despite the NCR literally being spread across a quarter of North America.
@mikeduncan3953
Ай бұрын
About how Muldaver made it to the 'present'... "as a writer" did you explain everything in your first book? Or did you leave some threads as possible plots you could explore in the sequels?
@HannaHsOverInvested
Ай бұрын
But.... She died...
@Wromeo13
Ай бұрын
@@HannaHsOverInvested Yes, and there have been plenty of flashbacks so far. Say it turn out Jamie is dead and the events are revealed in a flashback. Would that make it less important?
@mikeduncan3953
Ай бұрын
@@HannaHsOverInvested I honestly don't even know how to respond to that. She is dead in the present, therefore she ceases to exist during all time periods? You really think that Coop used the spying equipment she provided and when everything was revealed to him he never spoke to her again? There's no possibility that we have yet to meet a character that survived in the same way she did?
@HannaHsOverInvested
Ай бұрын
@@mikeduncan3953 Seems like you do know how to respond to it....
@mikeduncan3953
Ай бұрын
@@HannaHsOverInvested Okay, I underestimated myself.
@ravenward626
Ай бұрын
I kinda enjoy some stories that leave a little mystery for world building or backstory. Every point in time has a history, an environment larger than the story itself to serve as a setting. The holes can become unanswered questions, that can become curiosities, anticipations. Sometimes you can use them as callbacks to stitch together stories. Other times it can be useful to leave voids for the audience's imagination. But I certainly agree, giving you so many questions, then denying you the satisfaction of closure (whether intended or not) is a bit of a tease. It probably feels like seeing Chekhov's gun and then never hearing it mentioned again. Mildly frustrating maybe?
@BigCowProductions
Ай бұрын
5:28 Precisely!!! He just got out of the ground after being buried for essentially decades. We see in ep. 4 that he is a hedonistic drug addict that is flippantly sassy bitc_. If you turn the Closed Captions on, in the Filly scene he is **laughing**. He continues to toy with Maximus as he makes the Cast Iron Skillet comment. Lucy shoots him with the tranq and he says that it is a small drop in a large bucket of drugs; so it clearly implies he was high off his gourd during that scene. At this point in time, he has not been involved with Lucy, so he still is repressing his memories of pre war and more than likely wasn't thinking about it at all. Or, if he did remember, he was choosing to have fun. He literally lasso'd him at the end of the battle.
@gottagowork
Ай бұрын
"High off his gourd"? I'd call it being well prepped for a fight. As someone who played highest difficulty (FO4), hardcore mode (FONV), with self inflicted perma death (FO4), you're pretty much forced to take all the drugs you can to stay alive.
@BigCowProductions
Ай бұрын
@@gottagowork Hahahaha naturally 😛 But the point I made still stands lol
@Bronzescorpion
Ай бұрын
There is a close up shot of the ghoul loading armor piercing bullets before the battle with the Brotherhood. The ghoul was somewhat toying with Max, since he immediately noticed that Max was inexperienced in the suit.
@aldunlop4622
Ай бұрын
Fallout is the best superficially great show in history. Superficially. It looks great at first watch, but after you think about it a bit, there are so many plot holes and decisions that literally make no sense, whatsoever. But it LOOKS great...
@Nortic111
Ай бұрын
Us of your KZitem Comment section are grateful for your recognition of our smartness!
@Pvydrow
19 күн бұрын
Hannah, I would love to see you try to play Portal
@BigCowProductions
Ай бұрын
I love seeing more Hannah!!! Community would be a good show for you to react to. Or oooh! The terrible but somewhat fun Resident Evil movies!
@kalieffoster4607
Ай бұрын
@hannahsoverinvested Content idea: Vaatividya Children of the Scarlot Rot.
@krissmith8851
Ай бұрын
"Why didn't he use that on Max?" You mean why didn't he try to hit a small spot on a moving target vs on one that was holding absolutely still?
@Seeken619
Ай бұрын
We also see him load a special bullet in this scene. Just because something is a weak spot shouldn't mean you can break it with a point stick.
@HannaHsOverInvested
Ай бұрын
Yes! Lol that is exactly what im asking!
@GorillerViller
Ай бұрын
@@HannaHsOverInvested as others have said, he was lacking armor piercing ammo in his fight against max since he wasn't expecting running into power armor and max couldn't use the knowledge against power armor cause hank was standing right behind him and he also isn't as good a shot as cooper whose had literal centurys to become as good as he is now. Also max wouldn't have needed that knowledge given hank was wearing no helmet, kinda pointless to aim at the tiny weakspot when you can just dome the guy.
@tanepukenga1421
Ай бұрын
@@GorillerViller He had explosive rounds which he used seconds before in an infinite ammo burst. Lol, which CHANGED between the loading shot and the close up of the projectile. Also, didn't he manage to hit all the other Knights weak spots... in the dark? AND moving...
@alicea3421
Ай бұрын
@@tanepukenga1421 The same scene in which the knights didn't use NVD or even flashlights and were killed by someone with no night vision capability.
@derekcopland7507
Ай бұрын
What's the name of your first book? You are funny so I'd like to read. Been years but you inspire me
@BossTripp1
28 күн бұрын
Does she watch the full episodes somewhere? I’m digging her energy… 😂
@Judymoe
Ай бұрын
Speak for yourself, Honest dude; I read EVERY terminal entry, always. I also read all the books in Elder Scrolls games.
@tanepukenga1421
Ай бұрын
Ah! So you were also very confused in Morrowind and started looking for book cyphers and codes from that damn apocrypha library. It's took bad they paired the books down to almost nothing in skyrim and oblivion.
@jangelsthemoonmonkey
Ай бұрын
Please watch all the cutscenes from the sly cooper series
@dlpheonix
Ай бұрын
Having the main story writing be terrible with the great backstory/lore setup is pretty par for the course in fallout. At least since Bethesda took over.
@Quan10Mack
Ай бұрын
I've head canonized that Cooper couldn't be Vault Boy or the inspiration of it from several of the pre-war flashbacks.
@HannaHsOverInvested
Ай бұрын
Oh?
@Quan10Mack
Ай бұрын
@HannaHsOverInvested Yeah. His daughter doesn't age between when Cooper starts his endorsement campaign and when the bombs drop so those two events have to happen within a very short amount of time. The building of the Vaults still has to take years if not decades from conception to construction to actually marketing for nearly a 1000 vaults across the US so a year or so at most is pretty late to start selling these places to the public. And because celebrity endorsement marketing don't generally result in a whole new fictional character being made from the campaign hiding the celebrity behind the character. Marketing agencies don't really want to pay for a big movie star just to quickly regret the decision but still make up a character to sell the product the exact same way as the celebrity.
@BigCowProductions
Ай бұрын
What a weird way to tell people you're mentally challenged
@zacatkinson3926
6 күн бұрын
Hannah I think you should play a final fantasy game you may enjoy it allot
@jaalsburg
Ай бұрын
I read the terminals, first play through at least. So much of the success was inflated by the train wreck of Rings of Power I think. A true nerd will pick apart their loved media, so no worries.
@LARVideos
Ай бұрын
Anything having to do with Moldaver is really.. oddly badly written.
@DaGalaxyBoy
Ай бұрын
Probably written by someone working at Bethesda
@alicea3421
Ай бұрын
"oddly badly written" It's consistent with the rest of the show. But yes, Moldaver is my least favorite character and favorite example to talk about the poor writing throughout. A lot of it is to do with the framing of information reveals as mystery. She's present from the inciting incident to the end, none of her motivations make any sense, all of her actions contradict themselves. Even if she was the only problem in the show, it would catastrophically damage the whole story. Max > Titus > Moldaver are the worst three.
@Afterfedbids
Ай бұрын
I saw you on borderlands 2 with Krieg a meat bicycle for two you gained a sub
@-BlazeK-
Ай бұрын
You can answer pretty much every plot question of the show with game logic or game lore. The only giant mistake the show made was mix up shady sands and the hub. From the location, to the surrounding area, to the types of people there all points to the blown up city being "The Hub" and not Shady Sands.
@chanahasnomana
Ай бұрын
pretty much. As someone who's played most of the fallout games, the show is kinda made for us. Because when crazy things and side characters show up out of the blue, it's exactly like how an RPG works lol
@gottagowork
Ай бұрын
@@chanahasnomana That's also how a dice RPG works. Game Master: "You notice a mysterious man staring at you from across the tavern. What do you do?" It's not Game Master: "Can any of you fumblekings please roll a perception 60+ so I can move this story forward"? As for plot holes, the ones I've spotted are too insignificant to matter. It's things like; Hank coming from California to New Vegas with the sun *rising* behind him (in the west), and even side lit in the next shot. As for Moldaver, there are lines in there open to interpretation that explains a lot, if interpreted correctly. Things like "Vault Tec bought *ALL* companies I ever worked for" and she was a renowned scientist back then. So likely she was involved with Cold Fusion, Cryo, and maybe even Cloning (hi Gary). Or is she a synth? I love it when they leave things hanging. I mean, we still don't *KNOW* who dropped the first nuke. Only that the Chinese is a very likely candidate and that Vault Tec did have plans for them doing it. Neither confirmed. Leaving the audience engaged with discussing these things, which can only be a good thing imo.
@tanepukenga1421
Ай бұрын
You didn't notice them using the same sand filled building being repeated at 6 different locations? Or the ghoul randomly forgetting his 10 years in power armour to elongate the filly fight? Or an entire nation reduced to.. one town after only a few years? I mean, I can ignore the brahmin barons, gun runners or most of the other towns but... Seriously? Even the area where The Master was supposed to be wasn't just not destroyed, it was still intact with fully functional copper wiring for 200+ years....
@-BlazeK-
Ай бұрын
@@tanepukenga1421 As far as i know it wasn't different locations just characters coming across the same house as they traveled the same routes. As for the power armor weakness. The ghoul was literally toying with Maximus. Its why he didn't use the weakness card till he was up against an army. Which is completely in character. As for the NCR, they are still out there. What we get to see are some remnants that were left behind and crowded themselves among the charismatic Moldaver who proclaimed herself the new leader. NCR abandoned that territory years ago due to it being a drain on resources thus dubbed "the fall". Its why the brotherhood were just chilling in the neighborhood by the time the nuke dropped. The thing you need to keep in mind is scope. What we got in the tv show is a small region with no real communication. NCR doesn't know about anything happening there.
@tanepukenga1421
Ай бұрын
@@-BlazeK- They state it's different locations. The house also gets different set dressing. With NCR, you're saying an entire nation, spanning 1/3rd of a US just up and disappeared with ONE town being destroyed? In it's heartland? After what Todd said? Also, with Maximus, then why get the character to say "What's this?" and question their own disabling of something they know well? You're just opening up more plot holes. I was born at night, not last night. The fact it's YOU that have to try and explain things WAY outside the scope of the media is just another example it's bad storytelling.
@chinthor
13 күн бұрын
It also makes you a better fan. Never shop
@firedoom
Ай бұрын
Thank you for defending us, Hanna.
@HannaHsOverInvested
Ай бұрын
I do what I can for my people!
@PsyCrowX
Ай бұрын
Very smart! S M R T!
@curtisclarke-jones4027
Ай бұрын
No we're not
@isaiah1332
Ай бұрын
Me comment. Me IQ go down.
@vahdoom
Ай бұрын
1:20 Hopefully your dream is realised!
@shamelessfartman6639
Ай бұрын
Kiedy już zarobisz na grze, na wzroście sprzedaży książek i na umowie z Netflixem, który zrobi z książek słaby serial telewizyjny. To liczę na więcej rekcji.
@thedutchdude6563
Ай бұрын
I know I and many other loyal chair friends would looooove it if you gave fallout new vegas a try 🤩
@HannaHsOverInvested
Ай бұрын
noted
@SauceNinja
Ай бұрын
He didn't blast max because he's a power armor pro himself, and saw max as basically a baby waving around a gun. He "took away the gun" and left it at that. Given his background, he might even dislike seeing people die in power armor when they're clearly out of their depth. Trained brotherhood knights are skilled bullies, so he doesn't hesitate for them. In a way, ghoul begins his relationship with max by instantly seeing through his arc-defining lie of being a knight. But revealed in a way viewers can't spot until rewatch.
@tanepukenga1421
Ай бұрын
That COULD have been an explanation (and quite frankly would've been better if they did that) but they added in those stupid, "Oh! What's this?"/"How does this work?" lines when he was ripping the suit up. Even if they were improv lines, that needs to be edited out or you give the strong impression he just... forgot 10 years of his own history. And yeah, I went down this same rabbit hole when it first came out. Every time you think they let you have a logical "out" for The Ghoul's character, they pull stuff like changing the ammo type and colour from loading to the close up 2 or 3 seconds later. Or loading a revolver from the back like a sawn off shottie. Or giving him WAY too many shots for what he loaded. Or actually asking out loud how does power armour work when he announces a few episodes later he knows exactly how they work and wore one for a decade.
@dlpheonix
Ай бұрын
We big dumb
@HannaHsOverInvested
Ай бұрын
nooooooooooo
@braincruser
Ай бұрын
4:45 he didn't have armor piercing rounds loaded in the gun. He wasn't prepared for that fight. He was prepared for the last one.
@thomasolson1154
Ай бұрын
Cooper didn't kill Max in the beginning because he could tell that Max wasn't actually a knight. In that fight Cooper said "I guess basic training isn't what it used to be" then when he was just sort of playing with Max he said "read the manual" he knew that Max was just an idiot who found a suit and he didn't feel like killing him because he wasn't a threat.
@Mofat905
Ай бұрын
The reason The Ghoul didn't use the armor flaw on maximus is because he didn't have the proper ammunition at the time. He needed AP rounds which he didn't have at the time. When he pierces the armor the round he is holding is an AP round.
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