The Underrated Horror of Fallout New Vegas Vol. 1
Tonight we explore the often forgotten horror lurking beneath the Mojave Wasteland. Fungal infected in Vault 22. Radioactive death trap mazes, like Vault 34. And kawaii roman terrorists. We’ll explore how Fallout New Vegas uses environmental storytelling, presentation, and tone to create moments of pure horror without ever needing to call itself a horror game. Footage Used: • Meeting Veronica / vapor_shitpost / @caseoh_ • Chernobyl & Pripyat (1988) RARE FOOTAGE - ... • 4K, UHD clips 2014, Red Fox, Rotfuchs • Trey Hensley - “Big Iron” (Marty Robbins c... Songs Used: FNV OST • Webb Pierce - There Stands the Glass • jingle jangle jingle Cover • Trey Hensley - “Big Iron” (Marty Robbins c... Chapters: 0:00 Intro 00:51 There Stands The Grass 08:53 My Spurs Go Jingle Jangle Jingle 10:00 Vaults Are Tombs 11:35 Hard Luck Blues 16:55 The Lamb Complains 17:53 Cold, Cold Heart 27:46 "Fallout Was Never Serious"
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How Fallout Lost Its Horror Roots
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Why A Fallout in Mexico Would Go Hard AF
The Sheer Horror of Old World Blues
The Dying Soul of Post Apocalyptic Games
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Post Apocalyptic Games Are Afraid to Be Dark
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The Fallout Horror Mod That Hates You
The Dark & Bizzare Fallout Iceberg Explained
The Urban Legends of Fallout New Vegas
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Fallout: New Vegas 15 Years Later
Fallout's Mexico Should Be a Nightmare, and Here's Why
