Happy belated New Year everyone! I made a typo in this script and said the wrong study number, 3 instead of 4 when talking about a cut note, but it's a minor mistake so I'm not going to rerecord it. Huge thanks to the one and only RoyBatty for helping with this video and getting me interested in this vault to begin with. I hope you enjoy 🖤

That cut note would have been the only thing in the entire game, if not every fallout game, that actually explained to the player what the brain fungus actually was.

This place freaked me out tons as a teen first playing this game. I particularly found that one room that randomly appears upside-down very unsettling, as well as the whole empty atmosphere of the place. Even after killing the boss at the end, there's no resolution to the vault or anything. Creepy...

I think the vault door where There's no terminal vault door inside make sense. you won't want Insane people going outside the vault.

Weirdly,  i think this vault being broken as hell makes it...better. it makes it feel crazy on a weirdly 4th fourth level. Would have loved to see more of that on purpose, kinda like eternal darkness. A great way to make a player really feel immersed in a situation that resembles insanity is to actively effect stuff that actually matters to the player

I heard once Fallout 3 was designed to take place before fallout 1, but the devs wanted capital F Fallout stuff like the brotherhood and enclave, so, instead of taking place 50 years as designed, it was jury rigged to be 200 years later.

I remember playing this game back in 2008 and I got the official strategy guide for Christmas that same year. I scoured 106 like crazy trying to find that gas mask. I guess now I finally know why I never found it LOL

The fact you can kill them could be a bug or feature honestly. I still remember walking though the vault and killing the visions not realising that it wasn’t a crazy vault dweller until I had done it. Put me on edge for the rest of the vault

Wait, why are there still insane survivors in the vault two hundred years later?

I guess it would have made sense if the drugs had gotten worse the deeper you went into the vault, like the top floors have a functioning society of people who seem a bit....off, then the bottom floors are full of insane survivors or something. I guess it's part of Fallout 3's "cool idea but shallow inconsistent world building" problem.

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I always appreciate your Fallout content.

This vault had me freaking out so much. I figured whatever was in the air was gone, it was not

These videos are the main reason I want a Fallout: New Vegas Remastered Directors cut and a Fallout 3 Remastered Directors cut

"Which is f*ck*ng stupid"
My sides haha

I first went in Vault 106 after the main story with Fawkes following me, so the "boss fight" was pathetic, and I killed him so fast that the hallucinations were never triggered.

would love a series of jank shit that only bethesda could make

2:37 not as bad as the Gary’s who you can find having conversations with each other that’s recycled wastelander dialogue

I really like your intro, it's soothing and I always like to listen to it in full. Really helps to set a chill atmosphere, perfect for your kind of Fallout videos

Dude I swear I remembered seeing the hallucination dad's working correctly on PS3 when I played through the first time back in 2008

3:57 this part freaked me out more than anything else in the video

Ustilago has many similar effects to Ergot, which is used in the production of Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LAD-25), colloquially referred to by its German acronym, LSD.