The Real Life Landscapes of Fallout 3, Fallout 4, and Fallout 76

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  @fishy4275 · 3 years ago

  I can't believe Noah dropped nuclear bombs on all of these locations to bring us genuine footage, that's real dedication

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  @ZappBranniglenn · 3 years ago

  The story of Noah sneaking into the real life Institute is extremely endearing. My university didn't run on access cards, but I'm proud of the student that randomly heard somebody trying the locked door and decided to let him in to a world famous place of learning.

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  @b130610 · 3 years ago

  the gag about a free cold war museum being a perfect honey pot designed specifically for you had me laughing so much I had to pause the video. This travel doc is a gem!

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  @Tausami · 3 years ago

  Noah you should get a gas monitor for urban exploration if you're gonna be running around ruins. Those confined spaces can easily fill with asphyxiating gasses and by the time you realize it'd be too late. Very important piece of safety equipment

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• JO

  @joegiusep · 3 years ago

  Hearing Noah's commentary on the moth-man's unbelievably toned clapcakes was truly inspiring. Another gem from my favorite travel writer.

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  @mothersbasement · 3 years ago

  I love your game content, but these Travelogues are absolute masterpieces

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• RA

  @RavelLopez · 3 years ago (edited)

  Noah's drunk MIT side quest was legendary

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  @jonathangrover3176 · 3 years ago

  I was working with a team of developers in Boston at the time 4 released, and there was much excitement around the office about how you could essentially navigate the in-game city without consulting the map if you were familiar with IRL Boston at all. And Quincy today looks EXACTLY like it does in-game, complete with jet-addled ghouls and crumbling architecture. <br><br>Anyway, can’t wait to watch this later today. Your essays are always exceptional and a delight whenever they appear.

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• GA

  @gabrielledebourg2487 · 3 years ago

  Noah&apos;s original Fallout video is one of my comfort videos. New Vegas is my all time favorite games and seeing everything in that game for real is just stunning. No other person can do a travelogue like him, hearing him wax philosophical about geography, Americana, history, and video games for hours.<br><br>And now, I have a sequel I didn&apos;t know I desperately needed.

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  @HaggisHeed3569 · 3 years ago

  If John Steinbeck was a gamer

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• KO

  @kolos013 · 2 years ago

  &quot;When it comes down to the wire, my urge to be polite is ever so slightly stronger than my will to live.&quot;<br><br>Amazing.

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  @ambds1975 · 3 years ago

  Born, raised, and living in Boston, I could comfortably tell a FO4 player how to get around if they were familiar with the game. I was pleased by the number of references, the accurate geography, the mostly accurate place name locations, etc. What really blew me away was the inclusion of niche local spots like Don Bosco Technical HS. I found out Emil Pagliarulo went to Bosco, and a light bulb went off. IT WAS AN INSIDE JOB! &nbsp;Haha. Top notch work.

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