Vault-Tec constructed a number of control vaults, built specifically for the purpose of the inhabitants survival, but a majority of the vaults were designed to conduct a wide range of experiments on the humans inside, some resulting in super mutant populations or a vault filled with clones.В Vault-Tec was commissioned for only 122 vaults, meaning a tiny fraction of the total U.S. government to construct fallout shelters to save the population from completeВ destruction. Over two decades beforeВ the bombs fell, Vault-Tec won the bid for a grant from the U.S. Related: Why Fallout Games Use Bottlecaps For Money Regardless of the player's origin story, each game heavily features the vaults built by Vault-Tec (and some vaults built by FalloutВ players), whether they successfully flourished into post-war communities or the inhabitants were doomed in a variety of ways. Fallout 2 and New Vegas, however, focus on protagonists already living amongst the rubble.

Bombs fell all across the United States, while the lucky few attempted to enter the only available shelters: underground bunkers created by the Vault-Tec corporation and advertised to the general public by the company's optimistic mascot, Vault Boy.Д®very FalloutВ title takes place decades after the Great War - Fallout 76 is the closest at 25 years post-holocaust - and generally tells the story of the main character leaving a vault to venture out into the wasteland. A conflict between the United States and China had escalated to nuclear war and much of the world's population was annihilated within hours. Almost made me wish for a nuclear winter.October 23,В 2077 inВ the Falloutuniverse marks the day the nuclear bombs fell, ending life as it was known all across the planet. This is just a minor detail but I'll definitely enjoy my time in the Mojave. Instead of just shooting shit that makes this face >:( It felt rewarding doing it all in one rush, the armory loot is great but the journey was the treasure itself because for once you have to think. In addition, the labyrinth game design where you have to double back, the lore behind the terminals, and lastly the ending where I have to choose from either saving some farm or trapped dwellers. I loved how everything connected: my scavenged space suit and space helmet, my repair skill being adequate enough to repair the suit through vault 34 outfit drops from the mobs, that gun I've been hiding in my sleeve because of rare ammo, well placed mines and dynamites. The early 2001 vibes I got from those few minutes were nostalgic and amazing. But holy sh$# it was an amazing 15 minute experience. Whack red blops, flip switch, get treasure, the end. I was naked, expecting the usual dungeon crawl. I always take my time in the sand box, inadvertently I stumbled Vault 34 at low level. I'm an avid RPG fan, but horror and puzzle enthusiast first. Today I just bought FNV, and booted it up. But it never really ended in a Bang as it literally meant to. We had settlements, workshops, variety of gun mods, The entirety of Commonwealth, all to be experienced in 4k. Time consuming and entertaining as it were, it always felt that it overcompensated for the following reasons itself. I took a long break after finishing everything there is on vanilla FO 4. I'm starting to stand by that case because FNV feels like a whole different franchise. FNV, VAULT 34 is the sh#$%! Let me start by saying other than (Fallout 4) I've never played any Fallout game before in my life.

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