The Enclave | Fallout Lore

Welcome to Camp Navarro. So, you're the new replacement...

If you ever feel useless, just remember that the Enclave have a Peace-keeping department.

The best interaction in any fallout game comes from random enclave soldier that you call from the gecko power plant in FO2. That whole conversation is pure gold.

"somehow the enclave returned"

“Enclave and advanced technology are almost… SYNONYMOUS with each other” I see you

My first encounter with the Enclave was in Fallout 3 (my first Fallout game). I remember approaching them like an idiot because I thought they were legitimate. And I suppose that’s a lore friendly reaction for a vault dweller 😂

Literally made no sense that the Enclave had absolutely ZERO recruitment policy. You absolutely cannot conquer a lawless post-apocalyptic country the size of the United States that ALREADY HAS multiple fledgling and developing communities and nations. The Enclave expected to fight a long series of small and large scale wars over a few short years with completely limited manpower and no way to replenish casualties outside of the birth rates within their secretive shadow organization? Of all the factions that should be making first contact with and recruiting from the Vaults, it should be the Enclave as “the remnants of America’s government” considering it was they who contracted the things. America put its best and brightest inside giant steel bunkers to both develop skills to rebuild the nation, and to perform immoral experimentation and research. Those both sounds like things the Enclave would like to get their mitts on. Smart healthy patriots and evil research documentation.

The Enclave didn't invent the Eyebots, they improved upon an existing robco model, which was prewar and experimental at the time of the bombs.

I liked how Col. Autumn was not the exception, but was willing to NOT kill everyone to achieve his goals. That’s why I let him go. I hope he and those who followed him found peace.

5:49 as soon as he said "the last thing you wanted to do was misplace it" I thought of the clip then was pleasantly surprised 😂

I find it fascinating that the Brotherhood under Arthur Maxson either knowingly or unknowingly had similar ideals to that of Enclave when it came to dealing with any living being in the Wasteland.

With the tv series, the enclave is certainly still out there

Man, Fallout 5 should have a system where, when fighting certain specific factions, instead of always dying in a firefight if you lose theres a roll-of-the-dice chance you wake up in that faction's slave quarters with a collar on and have to do a few missions to earn your freedom back, whether by force or disabling the collar and escaping.

I want the Enclave to make a comeback. bona-fide badass villains.

Thanks! No matter how many times I have played through all the Fallout series, you have filled in some big gaps in my knowledge. This is why after being 70yrs old and have been gaming since King Kong was a spider monkey, I find Fallout to be the single best series ever. I'm on my umpteenth play through now.

I like how you include the different endings as hearsay or speculation

I really want a game where you play for the enclave, like a vault meant for the enclave to survive and reclaim the wasteland, no idea what the game plot would be but I’d love it.

Hell, yeah love the Enclave! Also love the shot of the Enclave solider burning people in the trailer it is one of the darkest random encounters and is one that always confused me because it was either a holotape or terminal at the site explaining a feral ghoul came up to an enclave solider and didn't attack them the ghoul didn't but they like burnt it anyway it's just something that I don't really know if anyone explained but I thought it was interesting

AWESOME!! I love the Enclave, can't wait to hear your take on them :D

Thank you Synonymous for putting things in the right order, and keeping the timeline easy to follow