Every Fallout Vault Ranked From WORST To BEST
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Published 2021-05-23
VO: Peter Austin (@ThatPeterAustin) & Ben Potter (@Confused_Dude)
Script: Philip J Reed (@NoNoiseChitChat)
Video Editor: Alex Winters (@MrSteakFace)
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Featured games, DLC and other media:
Fallout
Fallout 2
Fallout 3
Fallout: New Vegas
Fallout 4
Fallout 4: Far Harbor
Fallout 4: Vault-Tec Workshop
Fallout 76
One man, And A Crate of Puppets
The Fallout Bible
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All Comments (21)
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You skipped over the actual best vault. Vault 001... The only vault that was actually designed to save anybody. Reserved for The upper echelons of Congress and vault tech executives, The residents of this vault later became the enclave.
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This is good and all... but my brother’s friend’s Uncle at Diamond City told me a story of a Vault with a thousand Guinea Pigs. Rumor has it that they turned carnivorous.
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Interesting how the story of Vault 81 shows how one person with some common fucking decency can flip a whole situation on its head
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"Of one thousand people that entered, there was only one woman." My god, interplay was truly good at writing disturbing and unsettling lore, those guys were on another level.
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"Vault 69: of all 1000 people who entered, only one was a man" would it be bad to say that I attempted to replicate this in Fallout Shelter at one point?
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Vault 76 is suspected to have actually been an experiment. The overseer was literally tasked with securing the local nuclear silos on behalf of Vault-Tec after 25 years. She has dialogue where she wonders if Vault Tec anticipated her asking the residents for help. The theory, as suggested by the overseer of Vault 76, is that Vault Tec wanted to see if the best and brightest of us would launch nukes at each other after witnessing a nuclear apocalypse.
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Even worse about vault 11 is that they didn’t even have to kill anyone to begin with. The experiment was to see if people would unite against the rules of the vault or blindly follow them. They would have been freed had they refused to sacrifice someone
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My mind was blown when two people introduced themselves. Could have sworn only one person was speaking the entire time LOL
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"Get ready to heat up some iguana bits" No I won't. I know where Iguana Bob gets those from.
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In Fallout 4, it always comes across as strange that the Vault Tec guys just stand there and let themselves be killed when the platform starts lowering instead of jumping down on top of it to relative safety.
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Theory on Vault 111. The real experiment had nothing to do with the effect of cryogenics on people, that's what they fed the staff. The real experiment was the (heavily emphasized) lack of food and the supply of frozen TV dinners they were supposed to watch over
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"Lore never changes." Unless you're owned by Disney
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Fallout shelter is like The Sims of mobile games. You start playing it, keep restarting till you get something you like, play it for a few days, then stop. Come back to it every now and again, repeat.
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Vault 76 actually did have an experiment. It was to see what would happen if a few hundred of the best and brightest were given access to an unlimited supply of self assembling nuclear weapons. Hence why the Overseer had her "secret mission" to access the automated nuclear launch silos, and take control of them. Her orders included instructions to ignore any other claims to the silos, including claims by the US military or government.
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Vault 22 is... disappointing? I still have nightmares about that vault, it truly is one of the most terrifying vaults (to me at least) in the entire series. Haunting, eerie, and tense the whole way through.
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God bless the overseer of Vault 81. It’s nice to know that some Vault Tec employees are good people.
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When I was exploring Vault 22 I came across a room with two grown spore carriers, and a crib and baby carriage. I was wondering "oh no what happened to the baby" and then I found it. A spore carrier runt, which I can only assume was the baby.
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Ah yes, vault 81. One of the best vaults to live in. If you also forget the basement full of super diseased mole-rats carrying infectious super cancer on them. Other than that though it is great.
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"Lore... Lore never changes" Bethesda: oh my summer child
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Vault Gary better win. That vault had no classism, racism, or gender divide. Talk about social paradise!!
