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@bobcunningflaps7479

Ай бұрын

This video is great...also I like your accent... where are you from?

@thomgizziz

23 күн бұрын

What the crazy are you talking about? People have a hard time surviving radiation??? Yeah just like almost every other living things. People have a hard time living in hot or cold areas? They have done it for hundreds of thousands of years. What is wrong with you? I have watched 50 seconds and you are already proving yourself to be full of nonsense and lying to people to try and get them interested.

@thomgizziz

23 күн бұрын

I get it you are making videos that you hope will go viral so you can try and get people interested in your company... you aren't bright are you?

@seveup-bim

23 күн бұрын

​@@bobcunningflaps7479originally from Slovakia

@seveup-bim

23 күн бұрын

​@@thomgizzizwow you are so right. We have clearly supposed to have gone to see you first. 😂

"I'm not going into spoilers here" proceeds to give major plot spoiler for the show 😡

@seveup-bim

24 күн бұрын

Guilty as charged, though I did say: I'm not going to go into some deep spoilers here but... So Christoph, how come you haven't seen the show yet?

@Christoph52

24 күн бұрын

@@seveup-bim I appreciate that 😅 I'm about halfway through! Absolutely loving it

@seveup-bim

24 күн бұрын

@@Christoph52 hopefully I didn't spoil it too much for you

TBH, the generations born in the vault would probably have an easier time adapting than those that knew the outside world. The fact that they don't utilize robots or the memory lounges to add more forms of entertainment or just to break up the monotony is a missed opportunity.

@seveup-bim

24 күн бұрын

Absolutely. After a few generations, people would not even really even consider the outside as there would be very little, maybe even no motivation to venture out and explore. This used to be the case in the ancient times when only very small groups of people would ever leave the safety of their own tribes and villages and rarely ventured further than the distance they could cover before nightfall.

Wow. Best video i have seen so far taking the Fallout story into the real world. Well done. Great quality. Bring more videos like this and your channel will blow up!

@seveup-bim

Ай бұрын

Thanks. Really appreciate the feedback. This is actually what we are trying to do with this new playlist. Take interesting topics whether from games, literature, movies or even the real world and see how they could make sense now or into the future from the construction and architecture perspective. Anyway, happy you enjoyed it and thanks for the words of encouragement.

I think Vault 88 is the best way to realize the true scope of a fully functional vault. All those excavated areas you explore were intended to be part of the vault. Truly a massive scale. I'm sure there are some who have built it out and would presumably be larger than any other vault you get to explore. But the show takes it one step further, looking down through many levels of support structure, sort of like the engineering shot in Star Trek 2009, giving the impression of massive scale. Vault 88 also tells us that it would take many freight train loads of materials to build out the vault.

@seveup-bim

24 күн бұрын

I think the US Government nuke shelter is able to take in more than 1000 people for years, though the precise specs are secret, it's clearly possible to build them even today. I think the biggest problem would be psychological. There's a big difference between staying in a vault for a month or even a year and spending there your entire life, especially if you were the unlucky generation that was born into the pre-war surface dwelling world.

This is such a good video!! You definitely deserve more views/subs

@seveup-bim

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much!! Means more than you can imagine. Definitely an encouragement for our future content.

Very interesting and thought out video!!! You are extremely underated

@seveup-bim

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much. It makes it all worth the time and effort knowing people like you enjoy it.

Great video!!

@seveup-bim

Ай бұрын

Really happy you enjoyed.

Ohh good old Bucky I used to deliver his paper we lived in the same apartment building in Philadelphia in the 70s it was called 2601 Parkway he's a very nice guy my mom used to work for him he created Bucky ball a interlocking geodesic building system.

@aeonsbeyond

27 күн бұрын

Buckminster Fuller unappreciated visionary

@seveup-bim

24 күн бұрын

So true

@seveup-bim

24 күн бұрын

No way. Are you serious? Wow...

@SithLord_Miguel

20 күн бұрын

@@seveup-bim yes he was my neighbor I also delivered the paper to Mike Schmidt he also lived in the building use a former Philadelphia Phillies

"Survival often hinges on finding a vault" Vaults are often the more dangerous areas of the game. Vault 87, the Gary vault, the one with gunners, the one with fiends...

@seveup-bim

21 күн бұрын

I always got excited when finding one. Especially for provisions and guns

So underrated. Keep up the quality videos!🙏

@seveup-bim

Ай бұрын

Thank you. We'll do our best to keep improving too

GREAT video! TY for the content!

@seveup-bim

24 күн бұрын

My pleasure and thank you for watching Charles

It seems like "Fusion" in the fallout world is very different from Fusion as we think of it in the real world. Fusion should never result in the release of radioactive materials. And fusion shouldn't be prone to exploding. A melt down of a fusion reactor should just result in the plasma cooling rapidly and the fusion reaction ceasing. For some crazy reason Fusion in Fallout strongly resembles fission reactions with a need for constant cooling, radioactive materials involved, and risk of explosion (which is odd because even real world fission reactors down really tend to explode, they can in very rare circumstances meltdown and release material, but they don't tend to explode).

You should do more of this

@seveup-bim

Ай бұрын

If you mean these types of videos then yes, we will

Interesting , Thank You . Interesting concept

@seveup-bim

24 күн бұрын

Glad you liked it! It was an enjoyable video to make

What if we get a bad vault like 111 4 31 32 33 and mostly all of them

@seveup-bim

21 күн бұрын

I guess you're better off being on surface then

Great stuff, but language is too ChatGPT like, a bit artificial

@seveup-bim

24 күн бұрын

Funny thing is that ChatGTP was seriously considered for scripting but due to the complexity of the script, the story telling and the flow we abandoned the idea and I wrote it myself. MMLs achieved a level when you literally have to dumb down the language of your own writing to make sure that people will think, "yeah there's no way AI wrote it" lol. I do get your point though. There's so much AI written, edited and narrated content on KZread now, it's a bit crazy.

"The Reality of Life in a FALLOUT Shelter?" Of course you would know of the "reality" of life in a fallout shelter, based upon personal experience, I suppose.

@seveup-bim

28 күн бұрын

That's the beauty of architecture and our knowledge from the construction industry derived either from past used cases, similar aspects and effects of our lived in environments and inferred expectations.

@SophiesDriver

28 күн бұрын

@@seveup-bim I was more than just a little competent in the construction industry, and in the construction regulation field, when I did those for more than 45 years, before I retired. None of what I did in those career(s) did anything like prepare me for a post-apocalyptic life in a fallout shelter. But maybe I did my entire working career incorrectly

@seveup-bim

23 күн бұрын

​ @SophiesDriver maybe. In his career as the head of the legal department for the national railway, my dad spent 40 years typing. First on a typewriter and later on a keyboard and despite more than 40 years of experience typing he never got better at it than me after a year typing with all 10. But I suppose he became more than capable and a real pro of typing with two fingers for more than 40 years. 😊

5:40 1 American USE 350-700 LITER/DAY !!??! wtf

@seveup-bim

28 күн бұрын

Yep it's a lot. If you consider that a single bath is anything from 200 to 400 litres and you add things like brushing teeth and hands, toilet flushing, washing up or cleaning, etc it quickly stacks up. Add to it any communal use of water per capita and it's probably more than you could ever imagine.

i need to understand why there was no innovation in music

@seveup-bim

Ай бұрын

Because the music you hear is for your benefit and the mood-setting and not the characters themselves.

@ochosigod5417

Ай бұрын

@@seveup-bim ?

@seveup-bim

Ай бұрын

@@ochosigod5417 Just saying, that if it was reality, music would have developed separately in each vault as it would on the surface and likely without any general trends due to lack of communication etc. Music would likely be fragmented but that would obviously interfere with the player's experience of the games disrupting the immersion. What do you think?

@ochosigod5417

Ай бұрын

@@seveup-bim So there is a HipHop Vault lmao

@ochosigod5417

Ай бұрын

Still the bomb drippen on 2077 from 1945 to 2077 no change in music is rediculous

Satanic lightning bolt in thumbnail image...

@seveup-bim

Ай бұрын

Haha that's funny

Your cute

@seveup-bim

24 күн бұрын

Haha, now you made me blush

cool 😇

@seveup-bim

23 күн бұрын

Cheers Karl