The Making of Fallout Shelter
168K views · Oct 9, 2018 · Gaming
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@jrdntnnr · 7 years ago
The making of Westworld: copy, <b>paste</b>
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@Bacon_ · 7 years ago
Fallout Shelter was a fun game little game that I wasted a few hours on, it's really cool that we get to hear the behind the scenes story of its development.<br><br>I can't wait for Elder Scrolls: Blades documentary, the game itself looks really interesting and I just know it will be a high quality documentary, as always.
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@StraightUpIrishJames · 7 years ago
God I love these documentaries. Thank you for doing these on my favorite franchises <3
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@ShellComics · 7 years ago
Again, this was such a crisp doc!
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@TheAaron3dg · 7 years ago
I love NoClip's work. I've played very few of the games highlighted, but the documentaries themselves are so fascinating it doesn't matter
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@TheKenttt · 7 years ago
I just want you guys to know - and I hope you read this before it gets buried in comments - you are a huge inspiration to me. Watching these documentaries gives me a goal to reach for the game dev studio I want to start. Keep it up!
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@DukeNauticus · 7 years ago (edited)
Fallout Shelter truly is a great mobile game.<br><br>I haven't played it for quite some time anymore, but back when I did, I was checking it multiple times a day. Expanding, upgrading and arranging my vault, collecting resources, doing quests, defending my vault, taking care of and making sure my dwellers were all equipped with the best equipment I could get my hands on. And an even greater thing about it all, was that I spent basically no money doing all of this!<br><br>Many other mobile games, would have been gouging money right out of my hide, every turn of the way, but not Fallout Shelter. I used real money on it TWICE, during the year that I spent playing, and at no point, did it feel like I was being unfairly held back due my unwillingness to shovel real world money into the game. Even the couple times I did, were during the very last month, that I played the game, and even then, it was simply because I wanted to to try my luck with the lunchboxes and the other time, I wanted to see if I could get some helpful pets for the dwellers. Both with mixed success,<br><br>Both of those, however, are completely optional, and done without sacrificing the core gameplay or cutting significant content from the game. I can imagine some people would be tempted to use real world money to buy Nuka Cola Quantum, that is used to speed up the quests, training, weapon and armor crafting and so on, but you really don't have to. You can find plenty of Nuka Cola Quantum from quests and, as long as you don't waste it on every little thing, you'll have stockpiles of it.<br><br>There are wait times in the game, sure, as every mobile game does these days, but in Fallout Shelter, there's usually something else you can be doing, while you wait. Be it simply expanding or upgrading your vault, training your dwellers or defending your vault from raiders or mutant creatures. Also, as a person, who has a stable, 7 - 8 hour work day, five days a week, I can say that the wait times in Fallout Shelter, really worked well with my daily rhythm too. Making it so that these wait times usually finished, just when I woke up in the morning or got off of work.<br><br>Overall, a very well balanced mobile game. Something that other mobile game creators should look and learn from. I can only hope that, if Bethesda does end up making another mobile game one, they'll do as fine work balancing that, as they did this.
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@TheFinestX · 7 years ago
This documentary was def. smoother than the cream cheese I spead on my girlfriends bagel....
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@origosis · 7 years ago
The shadow drop of Fallout Shelter is one of my most favorite and exciting E3 memories of all time.
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@MatthewBaxter88 · 7 years ago
I can’t believe this is the game that got me into fallout 😂😂😂
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@Valenspire · 7 years ago
I really loved the sound effects in this game, just the right kind of silliness for a mobile game.
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@notwhoyouthink1 · 7 years ago
Well, I'm downloading it again.
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