Hiddden History of Fallout
On our last episode of Fallout Hidden history we covered a few things that never quite made it into the game.
Including an underwater Vault and a more in-depth combat zone.
But that only scratches the surface of what could have been when it comes to Fallout 4 .
So this week we are going to take a bit more of an intensive look at exactly what was cut from Bethesdas most recent hit.
One of the biggest pieces of content cut from the game was an entirely different ending for the Brotherhood of Steel Storyline.
An ending that would have seen the player take on the mantel as the leader of the Brotherhood.
In this Questline the player would discover that Paladin Danse is actually a Synth.
So even though he was once known as one of the most loyal agents in the Brotherhood the other members decide that he must be hunted down and assasinated.
Elder Arthur Maxson would give the player a quest to murder Dans who would eventually be found in hiding but then the player is given a tough choice kill Dans or exile him.
Killing him might be justified but if you do spare him he brings up a very interesting idea.
Saying : ''If you're referring to Maxson you're right he's still gonna be a problem but I might have a way out''. Paladin Danse then lays out his plan to help you take out Arthur Maxson and install the player as the leader of the Brotherhood of Steel.
But in the end this ambitious questline was just not ment to be for whatever reason Bethesda decided to scrap it and go with the Brotherhood ending that we know today. This has left many Fallout fans a bit unhappy.
Since really who doesn't want atleast a chance to face of against Arthur Maxson.
There are interesting sounding quest's cut from the game that we do not know nearly as much about.
Like the misteriously titled ''The Replacement''. Taking place after the player completed ''The Battle for Bunker hill''. many believe that this replacement Quest would have been pretty ambitious as well.
The popular theory is, that is that it would have seen the player's dead spouse return as a synth.
Sadly anything beyond that will have to be left up to your imagination as virtually no details about this story exist.
Another cut quest was ''Off the grid'' which propably would have seen all of the power going out in Diamond City.
But of course it wasn't just quest's that got cut from the game.
Many other feature's like perks also saw cut's.
The Brotherhood of Steel was going to include perks like Initiate, where players would have taken 10% less damage from Feral Ghouls ,Supermutants and Synths,
Knight which would have resulted in a smaller fusion core explosion,
and Paladin which would have recovered health while waring armor.
The Railroad also hat it's share of cut perks.
In the Blood would have caused + 5 Radiation Resistance but - 5 to Maximum Health and was intended for Tinker Tom's shot when you first meet him.
Secret Agent would have resulted in the Stealth Boy effects lasting 10 seconds longer and it was intended for completing the Qust ''Memory Interrupted''.
there was also Station Master which gave a 5% bonus on selling items and was intended for establishing Mercer safehouse,
finally there was The Heavy which would have done 10% extra damage to Synths and Institute fools
Now this was not entirely cut,
since the Institute killer weave applies it but the player character would have reeived it as a permanent perk.
So it's safe to say that as many great perks as there were in the game we were originally going to get just a few more.
But ofcourse wether the game needed them or not is entirely up to you.
on our last Fallout Hidden History we talked about the original pre Far harbor version of the Harpoon gun but that wasn#t the only weapon that didn't make it into the game.
The ball-Peen hammer was originally intendet to eb a melee weapon but that feature was cut just leaving it as an item in the game
Another huge feature that we missed out on was the ability to shoot nukes
Actual nukes! Not the mini kind.
ACTUAL
FUCKING
NUKES
It was unknown why this was cut but many think that it would have made the game just a bit too unbalanced
It's a shame really.
Next up is our comment showcase
This week we have a great Fallout 4 comment from that user.
Who says taht somewhere in what used to be he spectator seating in Diamond City you can see an enormous red chair among the remaining green chairs
For those that don't know this read seat was installed to signify the longest homerun ever which was hit by Ted williams in1946
thanks for that historical Trivia
Our shoddy comment comes from florence dewitt this week
who asks ''Can we watch Bones now?''
Not sure what about our stream's Bones fans, but sure florence we're in.
maybe next week this will be a Bones centered Youtube channel.
Who knows?
Propably not though.
Now we have some Trivia!
In case you were wondering the answer to last weeks Mass Effekt was in fact B Arginold.
This week we have a unique Fallout question for you guys
Which game in the series did not feature actor Ron Perlman in the game or marketing.
Was it A) Fallout 3
B) Fallout : Tactics
C) Fallout New Vegas
or D) Fallout Brotherhood of Steel
Tell me your answer in the comments section below
And are there any other interesting things that we didn't mention that were infact cut from Fallout 4 or any of the other Fallout games that you would like us to featue and showcase for another Episode
Anyway Thank you very much for watching make sure to drop a like , drop a comment and subscribe and I will see you guys on next week's video.
I'll just be so rude and use these last seconds to say thank you for using the subtitles --Pi123263