Thanks for watching guys, I know this video will likely not get many views because most people don't care for Fallout 76, but I have plans to make many more videos to follow up on the cliffhanger in this one. Also, you don't have decode the message at the end. Here is the morse code that played at the end: -- --- ..- -. - / .-- . .- - .... . .-. .-.-.- .-.-.- .-.-.- / --- ..-. ..-. .-.. .. -. . (you'll still have to put it in a translator, I'm not going make it too easy 😉) Lastly, this video is available on spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5aO7oL1NOUsUCJfCbvAetH
If only in regards to the food situation they found the schematics for the turbo-fert fertilizer machines. Instant harvestable crops in the matter of moments. Convert the golf course into a farm, set the robot gardeners to tend to the crops and instruct them on the use of the fertilizer grenades to automate the quickened harvests. Water could still pose some issues, but as the Lake above Charleston is still present with the dam intact, they could set up purifier systems.
7:17 The death of the radio host was honestly a really chilling thing to hear, and something I honestly wanna hear more of: The perspectives of the civilians on the day the bombs dropped. Going about their day one second, and in the next their whole world is turned upside down or they're simply gone.
Just another early morning for the radio host (lets call him Jacob), reading out a script between songs from their newest sponsor: Nuka Cola Light. Jacob hears the air raid sirens in the distance, but shrugs them off, assuming they're simply another drill, and continues reading. Then, only seconds later, the broadcast is interrupted by a loud bang and a blinding light from the window. Jacob shields his eyes for a moment, looking outside when the light subsided a bit to see the unmistakable figure of a mushroom cloud in the distance, taller than a skyscraper. The image of death itself. Before his final words of "Oh God" can escape his lips, Jacob is vaporized in an instant as the radio station is blown off its foundations. The channel goes silent...
I have a theory, the Enclave is splitting, one side wants to help others, the other wants to reinforce itself, i think the side that wants to help with join up with Taggartys Thunder
Enclave did survive... in MODUS. I think he'll play a big role in future DLC. It must be remembered that MODUS is not responsible for the loss of communication with the command. It was MODUS, who get rid of the dangerous elements. MODUS stabilized the situation in the bunker, which allowed for the subsequent use of tactical nuclear weapons and getting rid of the SBQ (as if with the help of the player, he fixes what the crazy president and inept scientists botched). It is behaving as he was programmed. It continues to recruit new members and is really just waiting (along with the player crew) for someone to return to either take command or make contact with the chains of command.
The hippy joke at Vault 94 was unexpected, but very welcome lol. Even if some might not care for the game that much, your videos and the alternative lore you create is still very interesting to listen.
I made a promise back when Steel Dawn came out that, were Bethesda to add the Enclave as a full-on faction, I'd go back to Fallout 76. It's been a while now, but I will hold to my oath. America will rise again, Raven Rock will rise again.
I know it technically isn’t one, but this rn is my favorite audio book ever. Literally pulls me back into a fallout hyper-fixation every time. You rock. Please make more of this
Lastly, this video is available on spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5aO7oL1NOUsUCJfCbvAetH