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When one of the hardest parts of the game is the starting location, you know you are in for a treat.

You critically hit for 0 damage 10/10 best game

Fo1 has one crasy feature : chatting "TELL ME ABOUT" in the NPC dialogue window. You can ask "ANYTHING" to an NPC. It works basically with buzzword but it will actualy answer an impressive amount of questions. You can basically ask in junktown about mutants and some will know ! And you can bypass weeks of side-quest ! It's a real nice and rare feature.

You can get a rad scorpion tail in the cave and give it to the doctor in shady sands. He makes an antidote or something which you can either keep for yourself or give to the guy who’s dying there

Albert Cole, the prebuilt character who is canonically most likely to be the Vault Dweller, is a high-speech CHA build known during his brief lore blurb for pushing to explore the wasteland. As you go throughout the game, you find that many in the vault share his views, and can talk down a nascent rebellion against the overseer. This makes understanding the overseer at the end much easier: your character, now a returning war hero, is a gigantic threat to his power base.

I saw a comment on Reddit about how the 1 intelligence would actually make a lot of sense as to why you are Vault 13's only hope. You wouldn't have a lot of value in the vault, needing a lot of help for things as you can't even say a single sentence. But you are pretty damn strong. So if you do your job, fantastic. But if you die? Nothing of value was lost.

The creator, Tim Cain, has a lot of interesting stories about the development of Fallout 1 and 2. Also how the CEO screwed him and everyone else over. CEOs never change.

Suddenly everyone is interested in playing Fallout 1, this almost 30-year old game, and that's the greatest thing I'd say happened this year.

A few really important things to note about this game that I love, 1: the game goes on with or without you, theres a set schedule for certain events to happen in the game, and if you arent there by the time they happen, you can actually miss out on a lot of context in the games, such as the events of necropolis. 2: Theres a lot of weird item interactions that you can do in the game that are really fun, like after setting the timer for a bomb you can pickpocket the bomb into someones inventory to blow them up. And 3: if you know where to go, and how to do the correct setup, you can beat this game at level 1, never fighting anything, and do it in like 10 minutes, its freaking hilarious

the running joke with the death screens are comedic genius, i hope you add them to to future videos

The format for these videos is so damn good, makes me want to play something I would have never consider playing before

Can’t wait for you to experience the 1 Intelligence 10 Luck build in New Vegas

On my first playthrough of fallout 2 i saved up and spent all my money on a gauss rifle and ammo for it, 5 minutes later random encounter, i shoot an enemy and see "you critically missed, your weapon was destroyed" didn't save for like 2h, cool game :^)

The alien oneshot pistol brings back memories.. i remember secretly playing this game as a kid on my dad's computer. I found that pistol and used it as an absolute crutch for as long as it lasted. I remember it could oneshot the most powerful enemies with ease, i kept reloading my save when it ran out because my tiny little brain couldn't survive in this game without it.

theyre called crpgs because role-playing games were played exclusively on tabletop like dnd and similar games before videogames got fleshed out the way they did

god damn a 24 minute video in less than a week? count me in.

You guys thought it’d be another month wait for a video? Nah, I’d upload

Fallout 1 was originally going to use the GURPS role-playing system from Steve Jackson Games, but the deal fell through. This explains your "Critical hit for 0 damage" incident. GURPS combat consists of: (1) Your attack, (2) opponent's dodge, and (3) opponents damage mitigation. You attempt to hit was a critical success, but because you were using a low damage attack (fists) you didn't penetrate the radscorpion's armour. The crit. would have applied a multiplier to any damage that did successfully penetrate.

There are dedicated sidequests, they appear in your pip-boy. Killing the scorpions is one of them, you get a bunch of xp for completing it and I think Aradesh gives you some kind of reward as well