WEBVTT 00:01.077 --> 00:08.946 [SPEAKER_07]: Robots radio, games, lore, stories, community, just press play. 00:16.034 --> 00:17.576 [SPEAKER_07]: Welcome to the Fallout lore cast. 00:18.837 --> 00:23.963 [SPEAKER_07]: The podcast that explores the boundaries of our knowledge about the world of Fallout. 00:25.732 --> 00:28.941 [SPEAKER_07]: Wastelanders and Valtweller's welcome back to the fallout, Lorcast. 00:28.981 --> 00:29.964 [SPEAKER_07]: It's the end of the month again. 00:30.024 --> 00:34.857 [SPEAKER_07]: We've got our patrons joining me to discuss the topic of this month. 00:34.877 --> 00:38.848 [SPEAKER_07]: If you were to add any technology into fallout, what would it be? 00:38.928 --> 00:39.931 [SPEAKER_07]: And what would it do? 00:39.991 --> 00:40.753 [SPEAKER_07]: And I'm 00:40.733 --> 00:41.614 [SPEAKER_07]: curious about this one. 00:41.635 --> 00:49.909 [SPEAKER_07]: I have a few ideas, but I don't have a lot of ideas, and I think maybe some of our patrons are going to come up with some things that I totally didn't expect, but that's kind of part for the course. 00:49.929 --> 00:50.650 [SPEAKER_07]: That's the way it goes. 00:51.030 --> 00:53.194 [SPEAKER_07]: And welcome back to everybody joining us this week. 00:53.214 --> 01:01.408 [SPEAKER_07]: We have him just going to read through everyone on the list, and then when I'm done reading, I'm going to count to three, and you guys all make the sound of the technology that you're going to be adding into fallout. 01:01.388 --> 01:02.289 [SPEAKER_07]: Get creative with it. 01:02.309 --> 01:08.896 [SPEAKER_07]: We've got Nova and Adam's Child, Germinator, Cadpat, Lil Green, Brachio, Dreamer Ash. 01:08.916 --> 01:10.038 [SPEAKER_07]: We'll just say the whole name there. 01:10.498 --> 01:12.440 [SPEAKER_07]: As a year, I hope I'm pronouncing that correctly. 01:12.480 --> 01:13.241 [SPEAKER_07]: Welcome to the show. 01:13.341 --> 01:16.565 [SPEAKER_07]: Main monkey, Void, and Pumpkin King joining me again. 01:16.645 --> 01:18.066 [SPEAKER_07]: Some of you guys are regular. 01:18.106 --> 01:19.688 [SPEAKER_07]: Some of you are new, but welcome back. 01:19.868 --> 01:22.251 [SPEAKER_07]: Are you ready to do your technology sound? 01:22.291 --> 01:22.772 [SPEAKER_07]: Here we go. 01:22.812 --> 01:24.053 [SPEAKER_07]: Get ready to unmute. 01:24.754 --> 01:30.400 [SPEAKER_07]: One, two, three. 01:30.970 --> 01:34.257 [SPEAKER_07]: That sounds like a robot that I'm going to have to fight. 01:34.297 --> 01:36.542 [SPEAKER_07]: That sounds like to me. 01:37.043 --> 01:38.125 [SPEAKER_07]: Welcome back, everybody. 01:38.285 --> 01:42.815 [SPEAKER_07]: Pumpkin said in the pre-chat that he has an idea he would like to share to get us started. 01:43.156 --> 01:45.320 [SPEAKER_07]: Pumpkin, when it comes to Fallout technology. 01:45.781 --> 01:47.224 [SPEAKER_07]: What are you adding? 01:47.204 --> 01:50.509 [SPEAKER_07]: Before we get into this, I definitely want some details here. 01:50.589 --> 01:54.475 [SPEAKER_07]: Like, is there technology that just kind of works in the lore? 01:54.615 --> 01:56.438 [SPEAKER_07]: Is it pre-war tech? 01:56.558 --> 01:57.960 [SPEAKER_07]: Is it post-war tech? 01:58.340 --> 02:01.705 [SPEAKER_07]: Is the technology connected to some specific group? 02:01.766 --> 02:03.909 [SPEAKER_07]: Like, I don't know, the Institute or something like that? 02:04.570 --> 02:07.053 [SPEAKER_07]: Also, does it have any gameplay ramifications? 02:07.073 --> 02:11.400 [SPEAKER_07]: These are all things that I'm kind of wondering about, but get us started here. 02:11.420 --> 02:12.942 [SPEAKER_07]: What kind of technology you're thinking about? 02:14.761 --> 02:25.097 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, I'd like to go more in-depth on the space technology in the series, because we get a lot, we see a lot of it, but it's not like, we don't physically get to see it in action. 02:25.257 --> 02:42.304 [SPEAKER_09]: So, I think the close thing we get to other than the Captain Cosmos Power Armor, which is supposed to be like some space armor, or is the in-game that isn't a creation club, are the rockets from 02:42.571 --> 02:51.163 [SPEAKER_09]: And for rockets, yes, but it's for the rocket runs, but like other than that, we see the lake. 02:52.409 --> 02:54.693 [SPEAKER_09]: you've seen the lunar lander all that. 02:55.274 --> 02:56.456 [SPEAKER_09]: I want to see a rover. 02:56.757 --> 02:58.721 [SPEAKER_09]: I want a companion rover. 02:59.943 --> 03:00.203 [SPEAKER_07]: What is this? 03:00.244 --> 03:00.764 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, wait, wait. 03:00.805 --> 03:04.191 [SPEAKER_07]: So, okay, you just blew my mind because we don't accept for fallout, too. 03:04.231 --> 03:05.393 [SPEAKER_07]: There aren't even cars. 03:05.934 --> 03:10.202 [SPEAKER_07]: There's no vehicles at all, but you're just like, give me a space rover. 03:10.523 --> 03:11.785 [SPEAKER_07]: Let me a moon rover. 03:11.925 --> 03:14.029 [SPEAKER_09]: It could be like the size of dog meat. 03:14.009 --> 03:16.453 [SPEAKER_07]: Like a little, a little, a little, a little guy, oh, so okay. 03:16.513 --> 03:20.679 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, like a little guy, like a rover, not a driveable vehicle, but like a rover. 03:20.899 --> 03:22.482 [SPEAKER_09]: So like the Mars rover. 03:22.762 --> 03:31.616 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, so this is where my brain has now gone is fall out for where you can like adjust all the different robots and make the different body parts. 03:31.936 --> 03:39.207 [SPEAKER_07]: Are you thinking you could like find a rover out in the world, but then you could also take those parts and then turn like, I don't know. 03:39.187 --> 03:48.720 [SPEAKER_09]: Cods worth into a little rover companion that just follows you around you could be that you could have like it'd be like a rover robo brain, which we've technically seen something. 03:48.940 --> 03:50.102 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, so it in the TV show. 03:50.362 --> 03:50.543 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 03:51.544 --> 04:03.861 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, like I want I want a rover like it has to act like that to act like the rover from the movie planet 51 like it has to act like a dog. 04:03.959 --> 04:14.510 [SPEAKER_07]: like a dog personality that kind of makes sense because different kinds of robots tend to I mean they're different in personality so for example a Mr. 04:14.590 --> 04:32.548 [SPEAKER_07]: Handy has this like kind of like English Butler kind of personality right but then you've got the like the combat panties which are like I don't know sergeant whatever and they sound like an American military guy like they all have these different personalities so you're thinking something that like acts like a dog 04:32.528 --> 04:35.591 [SPEAKER_09]: Like it was made first at like space. 04:35.812 --> 04:36.813 [SPEAKER_09]: That's what it was made for. 04:38.254 --> 04:43.060 [SPEAKER_09]: But it like it's given like the AI that's like of a dog or like the brain of a dog. 04:43.080 --> 04:44.341 [SPEAKER_07]: Hmm. 04:44.361 --> 04:45.062 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, so okay. 04:45.102 --> 04:52.470 [SPEAKER_07]: So now you've got me thinking about like follow new Vegas and transplanting a dog brain into the machine. 04:52.551 --> 04:54.773 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, yeah, but like this is not a 04:55.141 --> 05:02.369 [SPEAKER_09]: dog, it is a, it's got the wheels and everything of the word of a, yeah, you got robotty there. 05:02.389 --> 05:05.052 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, you said that which was perfect for you saying rover. 05:06.214 --> 05:07.475 [SPEAKER_07]: What it's named be rover? 05:08.636 --> 05:10.739 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, my god, that's a perfect. 05:10.779 --> 05:11.800 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 05:13.262 --> 05:13.802 [SPEAKER_07]: This is great. 05:13.842 --> 05:14.483 [SPEAKER_07]: I love this idea. 05:14.623 --> 05:15.564 [SPEAKER_07]: All right, let's open this up. 05:15.765 --> 05:18.748 [SPEAKER_07]: Who would like to chime in because this is a fun idea to start off with. 05:18.888 --> 05:20.250 [SPEAKER_07]: Avoid, void has some thoughts on this. 05:20.270 --> 05:21.351 [SPEAKER_07]: What do you think void? 05:21.382 --> 05:33.682 [SPEAKER_06]: So, I enjoy this idea quite a bit, and I have a slight suspicion as to why he chose something like this, but because he likes dogs. 05:34.884 --> 05:39.492 [SPEAKER_06]: No, about like all the lunar stuff, but we'll get into that at the end of the show. 05:39.472 --> 05:56.232 [SPEAKER_06]: I love this absolutely, I think that it should probably be in an abandoned vault that was going to be filled as a legitimate test for a space, like a moon base. 05:56.472 --> 05:57.533 [SPEAKER_07]: Like a moon base vault. 05:57.553 --> 06:07.825 [SPEAKER_07]: It's like a vault where they'd be testing out people to see if they would be able to work on a moon base and then also incorporate other animals on the moon base, which, 06:07.805 --> 06:13.317 [SPEAKER_06]: So basically like there's I don't know if it's a theory or if it's confirmed or something whatever, I can't remember. 06:13.778 --> 06:18.467 [SPEAKER_06]: But like the vaults were supposed to be tests for a space space. 06:18.848 --> 06:19.029 [SPEAKER_06]: Right. 06:19.109 --> 06:19.289 [SPEAKER_06]: Right. 06:19.349 --> 06:24.480 [SPEAKER_09]: In fact, because of that whole thing is confirmed through new 06:24.460 --> 06:48.044 [SPEAKER_07]: Right, early on it was one of those like fallout Bible things that was revealed and then later on they've continued to expand on that concept So it seems like Pumpkin is saying it seems pretty well confirmed that the vaults are test for what it would be like for individuals to live in extreme circumstances for long periods of time Isolated for everyone else like you would be if you sent a bunch of people in a big ship into space to go colonize a planet. 06:48.304 --> 06:49.405 [SPEAKER_07]: So there you go 06:49.385 --> 06:58.999 [SPEAKER_06]: So that's where I think, that's where I think the dog, the, sorry, the rover should be the dogbot in, yeah, in a space space test station. 06:59.260 --> 07:00.121 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, that makes sense. 07:00.261 --> 07:00.642 [SPEAKER_07]: I like that. 07:01.263 --> 07:02.144 [SPEAKER_07]: Cat Pat's got some thoughts. 07:02.164 --> 07:03.746 [SPEAKER_07]: What do you think, Cat Pat? 07:03.766 --> 07:06.330 [SPEAKER_10]: In regards to the rover. 07:06.310 --> 07:13.667 [SPEAKER_10]: When you're describing it, I was immediately thinking like the alien probe from shelter, because that's like a little companion you can get. 07:14.850 --> 07:19.480 [SPEAKER_10]: But another thought I had was if it's kind of like a little marginal overtike thing. 07:20.903 --> 07:25.534 [SPEAKER_10]: Technically, there would be a way for it to fight, because of 07:25.514 --> 07:30.959 [SPEAKER_10]: Even in modern day or like our timeline, there's a pencil notes. 07:31.280 --> 07:31.940 [SPEAKER_10]: I can't remember. 07:31.960 --> 07:33.382 [SPEAKER_10]: I don't know if that's a right term. 07:33.782 --> 07:40.849 [SPEAKER_10]: That's why I've heard of being called by the phase where just the machine gun mounts that can connect to an arm actor or not arm. 07:42.031 --> 07:42.591 [SPEAKER_07]: Right, okay. 07:42.751 --> 07:47.176 [SPEAKER_07]: So you could equip it with weapons, take it out into the field as your companion and help you fight stuff, that kind of thing. 07:47.196 --> 07:50.719 [SPEAKER_07]: Which ties into the whole, like adjusting your robots, like turning Mr. 07:50.759 --> 07:53.462 [SPEAKER_07]: Handy into a big murder machine, that kind of thing. 07:53.695 --> 08:08.456 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, like modern day lay armor vehicles generally have some sort of shingan on the top and those are shingans or you're able to take them off if need be right to like clean them stuff like that. 08:08.496 --> 08:11.461 [SPEAKER_07]: Right adjustable and attachments. 08:11.481 --> 08:17.830 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, that makes sense that makes sense anybody else have any thoughts on the the dog nature of this robot 08:18.383 --> 08:22.189 [SPEAKER_07]: I feel like Nova, Nova, you've got to have theater, the dog guy, you've got thoughts on dogs. 08:22.690 --> 08:27.137 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm just imagining so the soldier rover just following around the Commonwealth now. 08:28.098 --> 08:29.220 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, that's the first Mars rover. 08:29.480 --> 08:32.305 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, if it looked like that, that would be cool too. 08:32.485 --> 08:40.037 [SPEAKER_07]: Like if it was authentic and it ties into the vintage technology field because an old Mars rover, 08:40.017 --> 08:49.557 [SPEAKER_07]: would be, I mean, it's not old, but it would, it would be it's older in the range of those 19.97 tech, you know, yeah, that was before my time. 08:49.617 --> 08:50.438 [SPEAKER_07]: So it's a little to me. 08:50.599 --> 08:59.036 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, it's a little past the like the 50s and 60s, which seems to usually is the stopping point for the like the design and aesthetic side of and like even just the music and stuff. 08:59.096 --> 09:01.401 [SPEAKER_07]: But yeah, I like that, that sounds cool. 09:01.752 --> 09:22.645 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, like, I was getting into, I'm wondering what it's purpose would have been, though, on an actual moon base, if it would have been like a meat-inferred pair droid, or if it would have been just like shunling supplies, or like, like, what would have been the actual purpose of the smaller rover on a moon base, though? 09:23.126 --> 09:24.368 [SPEAKER_07]: And it fetches things. 09:24.348 --> 09:25.610 [SPEAKER_07]: That's why it's a dog. 09:25.930 --> 09:31.258 [SPEAKER_07]: Look at it, like, hey, hey, go fetch some of those moon rocks over there and bring them back. 09:31.698 --> 09:34.382 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, you just ran the moon rocks on the moon already. 09:34.542 --> 09:35.804 [SPEAKER_08]: You really need to go collect more. 09:36.104 --> 09:36.545 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't know. 09:36.565 --> 09:52.667 [SPEAKER_07]: It feels like the kind of justification that you would find in a fallout game because somebody was a idiot, and it got passed like QA, an inspection or whatever, and they're like, 09:52.647 --> 10:16.343 [SPEAKER_08]: Like, like, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, 10:16.323 --> 10:18.125 [SPEAKER_08]: Let's do it, everyone's both for it. 10:18.165 --> 10:19.827 [SPEAKER_07]: Let's listen, they make both face. 10:19.867 --> 10:22.129 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, that's how that stuff happens. 10:22.189 --> 10:23.291 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, absolutely. 10:23.331 --> 10:24.832 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, no, that totally makes a lot of sense. 10:24.992 --> 10:25.953 [SPEAKER_07]: Adam's child has some thoughts. 10:25.994 --> 10:26.854 [SPEAKER_07]: What do you think Adam's child? 10:27.856 --> 10:37.246 [SPEAKER_04]: I think it would be really funny if Valtek thought, hey, it's cheaper to build one emotional support animal than to buy or breed several. 10:37.706 --> 10:42.111 [SPEAKER_04]: So let's just make one that will live forever because you can't kill companionship. 10:42.665 --> 10:43.787 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, there you go. 10:44.368 --> 10:47.413 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, or yeah, I feel like there's a story there. 10:47.433 --> 10:59.853 [SPEAKER_07]: Like, you know how when you uncover certain things in the game and you find out there's a story of the history, like the scientist who invented it was lamenting the loss of his dog, so he took his own dog's brain and put it in the robot and then that became the prototype for the rest of them. 11:00.013 --> 11:02.457 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I could totally see something like that playing out. 11:02.477 --> 11:03.559 [SPEAKER_07]: It makes a lot of sense. 11:03.539 --> 11:04.540 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, this has been a lot of fun. 11:04.560 --> 11:07.083 [SPEAKER_07]: This is a really fun suggestion to start us off pumpkin. 11:07.143 --> 11:09.005 [SPEAKER_07]: Any other thoughts pumpkin before we move on? 11:09.045 --> 11:13.450 [SPEAKER_07]: We've got other people with some ideas we have to get to, but I do have a question just about the vault itself. 11:13.650 --> 11:28.787 [SPEAKER_08]: So pumpkin, um, do you know the vault itself would be set like somewhere deep in the desert, like a toxic waste I was not allowed to simulate that, to simulate being uh, it bathed constantly in the solar radiation, or do you think it would just be more of a test vault itself? 11:29.864 --> 11:30.645 [SPEAKER_08]: You do one more time. 11:31.026 --> 11:50.661 [SPEAKER_08]: I was talking and I had somebody asking, okay, do you think that the the the vault itself would they would try to make it as realistic as possible and they would actually dump a radioactive waste outside of the vault to kind of simulate the the lunar service being made constantly in in solar radiation or do you think they would just be just a generic test full like somewhere deep in the desert? 11:51.662 --> 11:53.205 [SPEAKER_09]: Knowing about tech. 11:54.485 --> 11:58.489 [SPEAKER_09]: they would probably spend the money to do the first option. 11:58.509 --> 12:00.131 [SPEAKER_08]: I think it would make money that way, honestly. 12:00.151 --> 12:03.974 [SPEAKER_08]: It's like, oh, yeah, just suppose your talks are waste right here in this piece. 12:04.014 --> 12:04.855 [SPEAKER_08]: A little fine, please. 12:04.895 --> 12:05.296 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you. 12:07.438 --> 12:08.038 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, there you go. 12:08.238 --> 12:08.919 [SPEAKER_07]: There you go. 12:09.039 --> 12:09.920 [SPEAKER_07]: Any last thoughts, pumpkin? 12:10.260 --> 12:11.622 [SPEAKER_07]: Anything else you want to add to this one? 12:12.022 --> 12:12.503 [SPEAKER_07]: Nope, you're good. 12:12.643 --> 12:13.864 [SPEAKER_07]: All right, who would like to go next? 12:15.285 --> 12:16.987 [SPEAKER_07]: We've got a cat pat with some thoughts. 12:17.147 --> 12:18.088 [SPEAKER_07]: I saw your hand go up. 12:18.428 --> 12:20.070 [SPEAKER_07]: And what do you think in cat pat? 12:21.113 --> 12:24.258 [SPEAKER_10]: Okay, so I have two different ideas. 12:24.679 --> 12:26.121 [SPEAKER_10]: Just let me pull it my notes off. 12:26.722 --> 12:31.850 [SPEAKER_10]: My first idea is some sort of like deep sea power on their type of thing. 12:32.231 --> 12:33.793 [SPEAKER_07]: Sure, yeah, so deep sea power armor. 12:33.813 --> 12:42.027 [SPEAKER_07]: So you're talking like kind of stylized like the old diving machines that they used to use that look like kind of like power armor with the dome on the head. 12:42.367 --> 12:43.609 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm thinking like bio-shock. 12:44.010 --> 12:48.437 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, yeah, I can't remember the exact name of 12:48.822 --> 12:49.824 [SPEAKER_10]: Uh, what it's called. 12:49.924 --> 13:01.121 [SPEAKER_10]: I know someone in the twitch shots probably screening it at the screen right now, but uh, like the old diver's gear where they would have the hoes attached to the suit with the big dome head. 13:02.503 --> 13:08.012 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, because like power armor probably isn't good at certain depths. 13:09.140 --> 13:16.134 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, due to like atmospheric pressure and all that, so maybe they built a special type of power armor. 13:16.174 --> 13:24.550 [SPEAKER_10]: They was still in prototype like the X01, but it was meant to help like deep sea welders or something like that kind of like that. 13:24.530 --> 13:34.551 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, so you've got me, you've got me thinking here, what if one of the most difficult things to do in a military campaign is to move troops from water environments to land environments, right? 13:34.872 --> 13:38.760 [SPEAKER_07]: The Marines, the storming of the Normandy beaches, that sort of thing, right? 13:39.282 --> 13:43.230 [SPEAKER_07]: What if you had a bunch of soldiers and power armor you could drop? 13:43.210 --> 14:09.893 [SPEAKER_07]: off the coast down to the sea floor and then they would march up out of the water on their own like with no boats you know like no nobody would even know they're coming that sort of thing I could see that being used for like military ops to invade China or something like that Oh yeah and that that could actually the powermer could actually lead to different areas like 14:10.565 --> 14:17.892 [SPEAKER_10]: the on-clave or whatever to say to have a testing facility in the newly annexed Hudson Bay. 14:19.353 --> 14:25.539 [SPEAKER_10]: So they have all these research facilities at the bottom of the bay, testing a whole bunch of different things. 14:26.239 --> 14:33.266 [SPEAKER_10]: But after the bombs fell maybe something leaked and now there's a whole bunch of irradiated fish and stuff like that. 14:34.086 --> 14:37.590 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 14:37.750 --> 14:38.190 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah. 14:38.270 --> 14:38.490 [SPEAKER_10]: Okay. 14:38.951 --> 14:40.352 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah. 14:40.535 --> 14:51.392 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, so we're moving from this type of technology to the side effects of this kind of thing and so you'd end up with all these crazy Secretures. 14:51.412 --> 14:55.458 [SPEAKER_07]: So are you thinking like in the game you would go underwater because there's a lot of water Locations. 14:55.498 --> 15:02.369 [SPEAKER_07]: This is one of the things people lament about Fallout 4 is that they actually cut a lot of the content that was gonna be along the coastlines And maybe even in the water. 15:02.950 --> 15:08.719 [SPEAKER_07]: So like you could go into the water and end up having to fight like giant mutated whales or something like that 15:08.699 --> 15:13.426 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh, yeah, and like they how hack they can do a whole storyline with it. 15:13.486 --> 15:20.996 [SPEAKER_10]: Like maybe at the bottom of this research facility, they're creating like a tsunami machine or something like that to attack China West. 15:21.276 --> 15:25.122 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah, using like natural weather events to actually be weapons. 15:25.602 --> 15:26.504 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, that's just a lady. 15:26.524 --> 15:27.845 [SPEAKER_10]: We know that it works. 15:28.166 --> 15:29.748 [SPEAKER_10]: They follow 706. 15:29.828 --> 15:34.875 [SPEAKER_10]: I can't remember the exact fault, but 15:34.855 --> 15:35.496 [SPEAKER_07]: Right, right. 15:35.516 --> 15:39.903 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, then in fact, there's a lot of stuff in 76 about manipulating the weather and all of that kind of thing. 15:40.283 --> 15:41.805 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I can see both of these working. 15:41.986 --> 15:43.268 [SPEAKER_07]: I see people wanting the chime in here. 15:43.288 --> 15:43.848 [SPEAKER_07]: I see a number of fans. 15:43.869 --> 15:44.690 [SPEAKER_07]: Let's go to germinator. 15:44.710 --> 15:45.932 [SPEAKER_07]: He hasn't had a chance to chime in yet. 15:46.332 --> 15:46.753 [SPEAKER_07]: What do you think? 15:47.434 --> 15:49.096 [SPEAKER_01]: Uh, I'm just just wondering. 15:49.397 --> 15:58.230 [SPEAKER_01]: I thought that, um, power on my as it is just the frame was already designed to be, um, air and watertight to begin with. 15:58.683 --> 16:07.619 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, it's, I guess the question I have is up to what pressure amount, like does it under water and certain depths? 16:07.739 --> 16:08.761 [SPEAKER_07]: Does it work in space? 16:09.242 --> 16:12.248 [SPEAKER_07]: Probably, but like, well, I don't know what those boundaries are, you know? 16:13.349 --> 16:20.042 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, I mean, I did have a quick look then, but there is no defined maximum depth. 16:20.783 --> 16:20.843 [UNKNOWN]: So, 16:21.498 --> 16:43.438 [SPEAKER_07]: theoretically you could die down to the Marianas maybe that would be crazy wouldn't be crazy if that was like actually one of the things that it was designed to do and didn't have a problem doing like that actually worked fine you know that'd be that'd be interesting void what do you think this would finally give us lore with the mutated whales 16:43.418 --> 16:50.687 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, the massive whales it would finally give us lore and actual storyline for olpeg and Logan I know you wanted to say this. 16:55.593 --> 17:01.139 [SPEAKER_10]: I still have no Locals coming from void so that was just how to let off. 17:01.179 --> 17:01.860 [SPEAKER_07]: That's so weird. 17:01.880 --> 17:10.270 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't know why he can't hear him So he was talking about this would like Create actual lore for the mutated whales 17:10.402 --> 17:13.625 [SPEAKER_07]: You want to, do we want to let Pumpkin expand on this or at least he gets a chiming? 17:13.645 --> 17:14.506 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm going to explain it. 17:14.526 --> 17:14.846 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 17:14.886 --> 17:16.428 [SPEAKER_06]: He'll explain better tonight. 17:16.448 --> 17:17.088 [SPEAKER_07]: Pumpkin go ahead. 17:17.229 --> 17:18.510 [SPEAKER_07]: Because he's still, he's still your thunder. 17:18.550 --> 17:19.511 [SPEAKER_07]: But you can still chime in about it. 17:19.531 --> 17:19.991 [SPEAKER_09]: I had that. 17:20.051 --> 17:23.254 [SPEAKER_09]: What you didn't hear from Jeremy was he was talking about the story of old peg. 17:23.515 --> 17:27.518 [SPEAKER_09]: And the, it would finally give us an answer for what old peg actually is. 17:27.879 --> 17:33.544 [SPEAKER_09]: And because old peg is rumored to be a gullified whale in this, in Fallout 4. 17:34.065 --> 17:34.345 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 17:34.865 --> 17:35.246 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 17:35.266 --> 17:36.527 [SPEAKER_09]: That's what Jeremy said. 17:36.608 --> 17:36.928 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 17:36.948 --> 17:38.451 [SPEAKER_07]: So this week connect directly to that lower. 17:38.471 --> 17:39.091 [SPEAKER_07]: That's a good point. 17:39.152 --> 17:40.273 [SPEAKER_07]: I hadn't had an occurred to me. 17:40.533 --> 17:40.674 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah. 17:41.735 --> 17:58.178 [SPEAKER_10]: And something to add back on, sorry to interrupt, but something that add on to the comments before is that yes, it doesn't have a stated next step, but every 100 meters if I'm almost taken, it. 17:58.158 --> 18:01.164 [SPEAKER_10]: I don't know the atmosphere pressure to whatever you're in. 18:01.365 --> 18:04.672 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, it's crazy. 18:04.692 --> 18:07.437 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, it's every 10 meters every 10 meters. 18:07.498 --> 18:08.119 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, it's yeah. 18:09.522 --> 18:10.384 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, water's heavy. 18:10.524 --> 18:13.210 [SPEAKER_08]: It makes sense water's a thousand times denser than air. 18:13.590 --> 18:14.492 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, that's it. 18:14.512 --> 18:15.414 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, it's pretty crazy. 18:16.496 --> 18:18.681 [SPEAKER_10]: If you remember the ocean gate disaster. 18:19.538 --> 18:24.426 [SPEAKER_10]: It took that big, big sub and squash into the sign size of the soda cane. 18:24.446 --> 18:24.987 [SPEAKER_07]: Right, right. 18:25.228 --> 18:26.289 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, all right. 18:26.309 --> 18:29.094 [SPEAKER_07]: And any other thoughts on underwater power armor, right? 18:29.114 --> 18:34.824 [SPEAKER_07]: Any of these other things that hold peg, mean goal whales, anything like that. 18:34.864 --> 18:41.214 [SPEAKER_08]: What the first thing that comes to mind for me is they were covering up technology from some conchini subs. 18:42.056 --> 18:43.318 [SPEAKER_08]: Hmm, yeah. 18:44.007 --> 18:52.759 [SPEAKER_08]: That's kind of a, like, especially with the ghost fleets from fault that they talk about fault for that, you don't really need to recover the actual self itself. 18:52.799 --> 19:00.590 [SPEAKER_08]: You just send down, if you just send them divers, you can just cut and, who can just cut and steal whatever they want to with that really a time limit. 19:00.610 --> 19:02.433 [SPEAKER_08]: You just go down there, do whatever you need to do. 19:02.473 --> 19:13.288 [SPEAKER_08]: Recover whatever encryption keys you need to, any technology you think might be useful or end or possibly any survivors are instead of the compartment to say, okay, either get in the sack or you can do a crush. 19:14.602 --> 19:17.368 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, that's like, this is like a brother admission. 19:17.428 --> 19:30.957 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, my very well, So, like, this butts right up against like bio-shock, because you could build out lore about some enterprising 19:30.937 --> 19:46.790 [SPEAKER_07]: Mr. House kind of person who builds some sort of location on the bottom of the sea and then now you've got a whole DLC to the next fallout game where you go underwater and one of these suits and then you go into what's effectively rapture was that the name of the location. 19:46.911 --> 19:47.973 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 19:48.233 --> 19:48.574 [SPEAKER_07]: Yep. 19:48.554 --> 19:56.383 [SPEAKER_08]: And building off of what you said earlier Tom with the base of sending sappers or marines down to the bottom of the ocean have a march It sounds like D.D. 19:56.443 --> 19:58.105 [SPEAKER_08]: tanks from from D.D.A. 19:58.926 --> 20:12.402 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, duplets drive tanks actually could flip that a can of a skirt and they were like land with the with the first wave didn't happen at Omaha Only like three of them made the other ones floundered out, but it happened they were trying they were trying like yeah 20:12.382 --> 20:27.483 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, but can you imagine being the Chinese and being like, it's a nice day at the beach and then I'll all have said like a battalion of American power armor soldiers just march up out of the water out of nowhere without a boat in sight, that would be insane. 20:27.583 --> 20:35.333 [SPEAKER_08]: It feels like it would be the, the, well, was the, so Star Wars were to avenge the Sith. 20:36.615 --> 20:40.541 [SPEAKER_08]: The very final battle where they're fighting on, what is she bought again? 20:40.581 --> 20:41.562 [SPEAKER_08]: What planet is she from? 20:41.660 --> 21:09.355 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah, the, it has the, like, Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitchie Kitch 21:09.858 --> 21:22.543 [SPEAKER_10]: Um, I remember you were talking about how cool it is in the fall at the University of the weeks ago, and they, uh, cool can't adjust announced the new, uh, C7 for the calf. 21:22.784 --> 21:27.613 [SPEAKER_10]: I think that would be, honestly, really cool to add into fall out. 21:27.695 --> 21:36.586 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, yeah, even though it's different universe, I'm sorry, the fall for assault rifle is just you know, it's weird looking. 21:36.706 --> 21:38.268 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, everybody, everybody talks about that. 21:38.829 --> 21:57.111 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I mean, like if now that followed is a much even bigger thing than it has been in the past because of the success of the TV show, you have to wonder if there will be some crossover branding, although I can't see Bethesda going out of the way to crossover branding with a gun manufacturer because of 21:57.091 --> 22:02.757 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, it would be cool to see actual like real-modeled weapons based on real companies. 22:02.777 --> 22:03.258 [SPEAKER_07]: That would be cool. 22:04.660 --> 22:11.367 [SPEAKER_10]: So cool, especially for free world war two guns, because yeah, our timeline diverges around that. 22:11.687 --> 22:16.673 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, well, a lot of the time, well, that's a whole other topic, but yes, yes, a lot of the timeline. 22:17.454 --> 22:24.702 [SPEAKER_07]: Maybe even the best way to say that would be a lot of the coins, a lot of the timeline has coincidences through that point. 22:24.682 --> 22:28.067 [SPEAKER_07]: maybe I don't know if you have a lot of pre-war two guns inside the games. 22:28.388 --> 22:28.788 [SPEAKER_07]: That's true. 22:29.008 --> 22:30.010 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, there are a lot there. 22:30.551 --> 22:32.313 [SPEAKER_07]: Um, but yeah, thanks for a chime in on this one. 22:32.333 --> 22:33.115 [SPEAKER_07]: We got to keep moving. 22:33.155 --> 22:35.879 [SPEAKER_07]: Who would like to bring up the next topic? 22:35.899 --> 22:36.640 [SPEAKER_07]: I see Adam's child. 22:37.121 --> 22:37.561 [SPEAKER_07]: See your hand? 22:37.661 --> 22:38.403 [SPEAKER_07]: What are you thinking, Adam? 22:38.923 --> 22:39.765 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm just calling Adam. 22:40.165 --> 22:40.806 [SPEAKER_04]: That's just how it goes. 22:40.826 --> 22:41.427 [SPEAKER_04]: That's fine. 22:41.467 --> 22:42.148 [SPEAKER_04]: Doesn't matter. 22:42.208 --> 22:44.091 [SPEAKER_04]: Call me whatever you want it's your podcast. 22:44.240 --> 22:58.455 [SPEAKER_04]: So I thought maybe a personal energy shield, I don't know whether it would be an attachment to a pit boy or some sort of belt or something. 22:58.495 --> 23:13.150 [SPEAKER_04]: I just have an idea that you have a fusion core powering some sort of circuitry that could 23:13.130 --> 23:33.602 [SPEAKER_04]: Expendable or if it just regenerates, but I definitely know It's weakness our pulse weapons Because like if you EMP it's done right and I think if you have it equipped if you're not in power armor It should have a slow radiation leak onto your health 23:33.582 --> 23:45.504 [SPEAKER_04]: And if it is equipped to power armor, it then adds on to the amount it drains the power the fusion core, fusion core, for your power armor. 23:45.684 --> 23:46.606 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, interesting. 23:46.626 --> 23:52.857 [SPEAKER_07]: So you're thinking that we're going to take what are effectively super soldiers and make them even more like halo. 23:52.904 --> 24:00.121 [SPEAKER_04]: Is that where we're going to be, basically, either I thought either Halo or Helldiver's Bumble Energy Shield. 24:00.462 --> 24:00.923 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 24:00.943 --> 24:01.504 [SPEAKER_07]: I like that. 24:01.624 --> 24:08.280 [SPEAKER_07]: I like the idea of having to manage it rather than just being an extra layer of armor around you. 24:08.260 --> 24:11.263 [SPEAKER_07]: Um, because then there are gameplay mechanics around that. 24:11.364 --> 24:15.829 [SPEAKER_07]: Like, oh, we're coming up against a bunch of people with laser rifles. 24:15.969 --> 24:16.950 [SPEAKER_07]: This can block that. 24:17.290 --> 24:21.075 [SPEAKER_07]: Let's establish, or maybe you have one guy in power armor. 24:21.095 --> 24:23.197 [SPEAKER_07]: This could be a Fallout 76 thing for a raid, even. 24:23.557 --> 24:27.862 [SPEAKER_07]: We have like one guy in power armor who has an energy shield he can actually hold up. 24:28.423 --> 24:34.690 [SPEAKER_07]: Kind of like a Ryan Hart from Overwatch, and then he can protect the squad and then the rest of the squad can like, 24:34.670 --> 24:38.629 [SPEAKER_07]: Manage around that, you know, like I could see something like that totally making sense. 24:38.931 --> 24:40.619 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, so a germinator has some thoughts. 24:40.639 --> 24:41.423 [SPEAKER_07]: What do you think germinator? 24:41.757 --> 24:54.209 [SPEAKER_01]: If we look back at Fallout 3 and think even in some areas in New Vegas and 4, we do have energy barriers. 24:54.449 --> 25:08.102 [SPEAKER_01]: Think the simplest one, think of when the brotherhood charged at the uncleaf and that punch through all the energy barriers. 25:08.234 --> 25:17.187 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I'm wondering whether one fusion cool is going to be enough to power that kind of thing is even in game limits, it's very, very power hungry. 25:17.568 --> 25:22.796 [SPEAKER_07]: Right, but like, I would imagine and chime in for Adam stuff, feel free to chime in. 25:22.836 --> 25:27.242 [SPEAKER_07]: I imagine it would be on like a much smaller scale, like a personal kind of thing. 25:27.262 --> 25:37.077 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yeah, I either thought it would only be in the direction that you are pointing or something to where it like, 25:37.057 --> 25:43.713 [SPEAKER_04]: is just a bubble around you somehow, like obviously it wouldn't be able to go fully around you because then it would hit the ground. 25:44.294 --> 25:49.407 [SPEAKER_07]: But we're like an actual shield that you would hold in your left hand while wielding another weapon in your right. 25:50.088 --> 25:53.576 [SPEAKER_07]: And then you would actually look like a night in armor like it. 25:53.597 --> 25:54.238 [SPEAKER_01]: Highlight. 25:54.218 --> 26:13.645 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, like in Halo, but like I said before, I said if if if it was just powered by a fusion core obviously it would probably need a lot of energy and probably be unstable if you don't have power armor and leak radiation onto or double the amount of power it sucks out of the power armor. 26:13.625 --> 26:23.474 [SPEAKER_07]: Right, or it's only effective until like every time it gets hit by say like an energy weapon, it choose through the power because it takes power away, right? 26:23.754 --> 26:25.476 [SPEAKER_07]: So it lowers the power in your power core. 26:25.876 --> 26:39.809 [SPEAKER_07]: So it becomes like from a gameplay standpoint, it's a cost analysis of like how long do I use this, but if I use it too long, it'll sap all the energy and then I can't even use my power arm at all and I have to get out, right? 26:39.829 --> 26:43.632 [SPEAKER_07]: So now you have the choice of like, do I deflect things? 26:43.831 --> 26:48.777 [SPEAKER_07]: Like do I have an fusion course to replace this if this one goes bad, you know, that kind of thing. 26:49.157 --> 26:49.498 [SPEAKER_07]: I like that. 26:49.558 --> 26:53.062 [SPEAKER_07]: If you get a pulse grenade thrown at you, you're basically screwed. 26:53.082 --> 26:54.504 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah, I could see that too. 26:54.724 --> 26:55.465 [SPEAKER_07]: And Pat had some thoughts. 26:55.505 --> 26:56.226 [SPEAKER_07]: What do you think, Pat? 26:58.969 --> 27:05.577 [SPEAKER_10]: Okay, um, when you first said shield, you, um, media first saying that came into my mind was the division. 27:05.997 --> 27:07.459 [SPEAKER_10]: If anyone knows that series. 27:08.198 --> 27:21.364 [SPEAKER_10]: Because they have, in the second game, a ballistic shield that folds out, which honestly, if you inlay it with the shield, a meeting, whatever. 27:22.407 --> 27:27.314 [SPEAKER_10]: I think that would be a lot better because you would still have some protection, even as the shield broke. 27:28.015 --> 27:29.898 [SPEAKER_10]: But it would be a lot less. 27:30.900 --> 27:38.190 [SPEAKER_07]: So maybe it's like a physical shield with an an extra layer of energy that just becomes even more effective when it's powered on. 27:39.392 --> 27:39.633 [SPEAKER_10]: Yes. 27:41.375 --> 27:41.475 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 27:41.495 --> 27:42.677 [SPEAKER_10]: And that makes us act. 27:43.130 --> 27:48.856 [SPEAKER_10]: Maybe you could even turn it off and on depending on which type of damage coming towards you. 27:49.036 --> 27:50.037 [SPEAKER_07]: Right, physical damage. 27:50.057 --> 27:54.482 [SPEAKER_07]: You don't need the energy component, but then if there's lasers and plasma, you turn on the energy component. 27:54.842 --> 27:57.906 [SPEAKER_07]: But if somebody is going to blow through your energy, you turn it back off. 27:58.006 --> 27:58.326 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 27:58.346 --> 27:58.526 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 27:58.867 --> 27:59.007 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 27:59.527 --> 28:00.368 [SPEAKER_07]: That seems interesting, too. 28:00.548 --> 28:00.929 [SPEAKER_07]: I like that. 28:01.429 --> 28:01.910 [SPEAKER_07]: That's kind of cool. 28:02.410 --> 28:05.654 [SPEAKER_07]: Anyone else have any thoughts on energy shield? 28:06.475 --> 28:06.875 [SPEAKER_07]: As a year. 28:07.616 --> 28:08.677 [SPEAKER_07]: Welcome to the show, by the way. 28:08.897 --> 28:10.479 [SPEAKER_07]: So glad they decided to join us. 28:10.579 --> 28:11.500 [SPEAKER_07]: What are you thinking? 28:11.480 --> 28:21.867 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, I'm trying to remember, but I think it's forbidden West Aloy, finds those shields that actually fit on the wrist, then she uses it as a glider for the rest of the game, but original purpose was a shield. 28:22.148 --> 28:24.675 [SPEAKER_02]: Interditioned and actually comes right off the wrist like a pit boy would. 28:24.976 --> 28:25.497 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, that's cool. 28:25.798 --> 28:26.299 [SPEAKER_07]: That's cool. 28:27.055 --> 28:34.726 [SPEAKER_07]: Would you put it, uh, would it be something that the Pipway can do like a module that gets added into the Pipway or would it be something you have to wear on your other wrist? 28:34.746 --> 28:38.090 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm thinking it's like the robot workbench you have to add attachments to it. 28:38.170 --> 28:49.967 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, different levels of shield and you can switch between ballistic, energy, radiation, shielding, yeah, they totally make sense though because if the Pipway is already on your left arm and you're right handed, then that would be where you would wield your shield anyway. 28:50.588 --> 28:56.556 [SPEAKER_07]: And then you could turn your wrists so that the face of the Pipway faces outward and maybe that's where it generates the shield from. 28:57.937 --> 29:01.423 [SPEAKER_02]: Just don't get do like a dome or like a forward facing shield or something. 29:01.603 --> 29:08.315 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah, just make sure you don't turn it on and then twist your wrist back, because then you'll just like clobber yourself in the head with the energy. 29:08.335 --> 29:11.500 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, let's know before it's safety standard and stuff like it's products. 29:11.560 --> 29:12.923 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't think that'll probably be an issue. 29:12.943 --> 29:14.005 [SPEAKER_07]: It's probably fine. 29:14.165 --> 29:15.067 [SPEAKER_07]: It's totally fine. 29:15.327 --> 29:15.567 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 29:15.928 --> 29:16.108 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 29:16.649 --> 29:17.230 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, that makes sense. 29:18.052 --> 29:18.472 [SPEAKER_07]: Anyone else? 29:18.613 --> 29:19.995 [SPEAKER_07]: Any other thoughts on energy shields? 29:21.443 --> 29:23.106 [SPEAKER_07]: Alright, I think we're wrapping this one up out of child. 29:23.166 --> 29:24.509 [SPEAKER_07]: Any, any final thoughts? 29:24.569 --> 29:25.731 [SPEAKER_07]: This is another cool idea. 29:25.751 --> 29:34.508 [SPEAKER_07]: I really like the idea of doing like a melee build with a shield and like, I don't know, a super sledge or something and, you know, hitting people. 29:35.129 --> 30:03.280 [SPEAKER_04]: uh... i really like the ideas uh... i final thought is it would make night in the brotherhood of steel even more cool yeah they were having some form of melee like an assault runblade and then they had their own personal many uh... energy shield they would look very scary coming at you that would be really cool yeah have yes absolutely and then we could expand this out using pumpkins idea of having a robot dog in instead of a robot horse 30:03.260 --> 30:05.162 [SPEAKER_07]: But they write on, like a horse. 30:06.002 --> 30:06.383 [SPEAKER_07]: Perfect. 30:07.264 --> 30:08.004 [SPEAKER_07]: Perfect, that. 30:08.505 --> 30:09.666 [SPEAKER_07]: No problems with that idea at all. 30:10.186 --> 30:11.908 [SPEAKER_07]: All right, who would like to go next? 30:12.649 --> 30:14.550 [SPEAKER_07]: Ooh, I see, I saw avoid saying first. 30:15.011 --> 30:17.033 [SPEAKER_07]: We'll do void and then as a year, we'll get to you next. 30:17.533 --> 30:18.334 [SPEAKER_07]: Void, what are you thinking? 30:19.475 --> 30:26.601 [SPEAKER_06]: So, as we're on nerds here, have we all seen the movie Avengers Age of Ultron? 30:27.702 --> 30:27.822 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 30:27.842 --> 30:29.464 [SPEAKER_06]: We're going to take the silence as a yes. 30:29.484 --> 30:29.844 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes. 30:30.345 --> 30:31.866 [SPEAKER_07]: I have a feeling we all probably have. 30:32.285 --> 30:37.418 [SPEAKER_06]: In Avengers Age of Ultron, there's a scene where this Hulk goes frickin' wild. 30:38.748 --> 30:52.462 [SPEAKER_06]: Tony Stark calls in something called Veronica, which is the Hulkbuster suit comes down from space and basically is armor on top of his already like Iron Man suit. 30:52.482 --> 30:53.603 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, it's like double armor. 30:53.683 --> 30:54.624 [SPEAKER_07]: It's like extra big armor. 30:54.704 --> 30:58.668 [SPEAKER_07]: Also, I'm going to do the well actually said somebody doesn't have to comment on Spotify. 30:58.989 --> 31:03.253 [SPEAKER_07]: Veronica isn't in the rank of the personality in the suit and the suit itself is the 31:04.111 --> 31:06.294 [SPEAKER_06]: Veronica is the nickname of the suit. 31:06.314 --> 31:06.935 [SPEAKER_07]: Is it the nickname? 31:06.975 --> 31:10.720 [SPEAKER_07]: I thought it was the personality of the Is he often look on the satellite? 31:10.800 --> 31:11.481 [SPEAKER_06]: It is Veronica. 31:12.302 --> 31:12.382 [SPEAKER_07]: Yep. 31:12.402 --> 31:13.423 [SPEAKER_07]: Is Veronica the satellite? 31:14.204 --> 31:14.565 [SPEAKER_06]: Veronica. 31:14.585 --> 31:16.768 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah Veronica is the nickname of the suit. 31:16.788 --> 31:17.889 [SPEAKER_06]: He has nicknames for all the suit. 31:17.929 --> 31:18.750 [SPEAKER_07]: He's the okay. 31:18.770 --> 31:30.726 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, so when Shaz says is the deployment system Yeah, I don't know somebody's gonna comment and let us know about this and so I mean he even said he hasn't even has a line in there This says I think it's Friday called Veronica 31:31.853 --> 31:33.316 [SPEAKER_06]: we're like bringing Veronica or whatever. 31:33.657 --> 31:33.818 [SPEAKER_06]: Okay. 31:33.838 --> 31:33.978 [SPEAKER_06]: So. 31:34.339 --> 31:49.795 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, anyway, not to not to rabbit try this too much, but so I would like to see if we get more space content or even like it's something with the brotherhood where there's severely advanced and technology I would like to see. 31:49.775 --> 31:58.706 [SPEAKER_06]: a projectile launch system and a scene like a cinematic scene where a whether it be the player character or not. 31:59.607 --> 32:09.719 [SPEAKER_06]: Someone in a power armorsuit just gets for like a better term, Hulk bustered up into like a Liberty Prime size and not like half the size of Liberty Prime. 32:09.739 --> 32:11.841 [SPEAKER_06]: So like a power armorsuit suit suit. 32:11.961 --> 32:13.763 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I'm talking about the power armors. 32:14.344 --> 32:17.588 [SPEAKER_07]: Just a like a double a double 32:17.568 --> 32:30.109 [SPEAKER_07]: There's a pizza place, not too far from where I live, that makes double-decker pizzas, which I think is one of the dumbest ideas you possibly can have, because you could just order a second pizza and put it on top of the first pizza. 32:30.649 --> 32:34.716 [SPEAKER_06]: It, you know, Chicago builds their pizzas upside-down. 32:34.696 --> 32:35.578 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah. 32:35.919 --> 32:36.360 [SPEAKER_07]: That's fine. 32:36.761 --> 32:39.006 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm probably that, but anyway, I'm rabbit trailing again. 32:39.507 --> 32:44.117 [SPEAKER_07]: All right, yeah, double suit extra large size walking around. 32:44.699 --> 32:53.278 [SPEAKER_07]: Is this for like specifically, it feels like the kind of thing that the brotherhood might try to build in order to deal with like behemoths. 32:53.258 --> 32:58.607 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, this would be a behemoth fighter if not bigger than a behemoth. 32:59.248 --> 33:06.641 [SPEAKER_06]: Probably like the cut, the cut massive glowing one from fallout four. 33:06.801 --> 33:10.407 [SPEAKER_07]: The one that's like the Tall Skinny weird looking 33:10.673 --> 33:18.844 [SPEAKER_07]: I like that because like to your analogy, the Hulkbuster suit is bigger than Hulk, but it probably needs to be in order to try to combat him like this idea. 33:18.864 --> 33:21.588 [SPEAKER_07]: All right, open it up, Adam's child has some thoughts, what do you think Adam's child? 33:22.689 --> 33:37.069 [SPEAKER_04]: So could we possibly get a Pacific Rim moment where we have a Kaiju-sized brotherhood of steel armor, almost liberty prime, going against perhaps, I don't know, a giant death claw. 33:37.049 --> 33:39.072 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, I would love that. 33:39.152 --> 33:46.163 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, using a What kind of ship was it that he used as a baseball bat to hit that giant Kaiju? 33:46.464 --> 33:59.023 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, yeah, that was a thing wasn't that a container ship It was a no like the fader ship I don't know why you didn't just say makes it with your idea and have them fight a tight-and-wale There you go, yeah 33:59.003 --> 34:17.773 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, just to taking out old peg or picking up old peg and using it to hit the giant death claw even like a back because a whale's kind of like a long tube shaped animal I don't know why I need to add that explanation about our wells are shaped but there you go This is a great idea a catpad has some thoughts. 34:17.793 --> 34:18.514 [SPEAKER_07]: What do you think catpad? 34:21.008 --> 34:24.474 [SPEAKER_10]: I'm sorry, boy, he's still coming and broken and unreadable. 34:24.674 --> 34:40.439 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, yeah, so he was saying like a big extra large suit of power armor, kind of like the Hulkbuster that you would fit on top of other power armor, and then we discussed how that could turn into fighting a Kaiju sized that could be even really bigger, and then you fight a big giant death claw on all that. 34:41.761 --> 34:42.342 [SPEAKER_07]: What do you think? 34:43.942 --> 34:55.480 [SPEAKER_10]: I'm sorry when you said that I just imagine the tree about who's so poor episode with the avatar parody where they just gotten to significantly larger robots each time. 34:55.901 --> 34:56.922 [SPEAKER_07]: That's my I haven't seen that. 34:56.942 --> 34:57.964 [SPEAKER_07]: That sounds hilarious. 34:59.346 --> 35:01.470 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah. 35:01.490 --> 35:02.131 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 35:02.431 --> 35:02.972 [SPEAKER_07]: All right. 35:03.873 --> 35:04.534 [SPEAKER_07]: Do you have another thought? 35:05.316 --> 35:09.422 [SPEAKER_10]: No, my I'm using it over the web, so it's whatever. 35:09.582 --> 35:10.624 [SPEAKER_10]: It's a little fun. 35:11.752 --> 35:22.704 [SPEAKER_10]: But honestly, I think that you could also have the shield idea mixed in with the cool buster or whatever they're going to call it. 35:22.724 --> 35:23.845 [SPEAKER_07]: The cool buster. 35:24.366 --> 35:24.946 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, yeah, yeah. 35:24.966 --> 35:30.392 [SPEAKER_07]: And you say I would giant shield with the giant mech that fights giant he myth things. 35:30.472 --> 35:30.652 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 35:31.113 --> 35:36.679 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, there's like there's already the like gosh slash. 35:37.857 --> 36:07.560 [SPEAKER_07]: uh... blazer minigun which requires its own separate uh... fusion core so imagine having to load in a bunch of different cores yeah or like a massive pack of cores that they're all like to get them at any way to buy like a pack of batteries and they're all lined up next to each other imagine a box with a bunch of fusion cores all in there they slot into like one big compartment is it requires like one of them 36:08.266 --> 36:09.048 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I like that. 36:09.349 --> 36:11.935 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, because it would require a lot of power, so that makes sense. 36:11.995 --> 36:12.917 [SPEAKER_07]: Who else wanted the chime in? 36:12.957 --> 36:13.438 [SPEAKER_07]: I saw another. 36:13.999 --> 36:15.242 [SPEAKER_07]: And I think I saw another hand. 36:16.204 --> 36:16.585 [SPEAKER_07]: Anybody else? 36:17.628 --> 36:18.329 [SPEAKER_07]: Maybe I didn't. 36:18.630 --> 36:19.612 [SPEAKER_07]: I didn't see any other hands. 36:20.013 --> 36:20.294 [SPEAKER_07]: All right. 36:20.535 --> 36:23.321 [SPEAKER_07]: Any other thoughts about giant suit? 36:24.243 --> 36:25.065 [SPEAKER_07]: Boy, do you get any thoughts? 36:25.266 --> 36:25.887 [SPEAKER_07]: Draft this up? 36:27.638 --> 36:29.701 [SPEAKER_07]: big suit equals big damage. 36:30.602 --> 36:32.404 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes, yes big suit. 36:32.424 --> 36:33.966 [SPEAKER_07]: You know what they say about people with big suits. 36:35.207 --> 36:37.450 [SPEAKER_07]: They have the government setting. 36:37.690 --> 36:39.933 [SPEAKER_07]: They're compensating for lack of damage. 36:41.535 --> 36:44.278 [SPEAKER_07]: As a year, welcome against the show. 36:45.299 --> 36:46.521 [SPEAKER_07]: What is your thought about technology? 36:48.684 --> 36:53.950 [SPEAKER_02]: This actually comes from one of my super-indeped nerdy institute playthroughs. 36:54.200 --> 37:04.042 [SPEAKER_02]: take over the Institute, redirect the department, start making synthetically enhanced body parts, made from the genetics of the person they're actually going in, and that hard wire in those into bats. 37:05.224 --> 37:05.685 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 37:06.126 --> 37:06.347 [SPEAKER_07]: All right. 37:06.367 --> 37:08.131 [SPEAKER_07]: So hard-wiring them into bats. 37:08.431 --> 37:12.360 [SPEAKER_07]: So that for combat uses, 37:13.184 --> 37:18.313 [SPEAKER_02]: multiple uses but more or less like your arm is programmed that literally something could be happened. 37:18.333 --> 37:20.657 [SPEAKER_02]: You don't even notice that you've already pulled the gun in a shot. 37:21.499 --> 37:27.469 [SPEAKER_07]: So it kind of has a might it's it would be like like adding AI to other body parts that functions on its own for your own benefit. 37:27.509 --> 37:28.591 [SPEAKER_02]: But you got a robot cop it. 37:28.732 --> 37:31.817 [SPEAKER_02]: You got to put a little program at the end that they can't turn on you. 37:31.797 --> 37:32.218 [SPEAKER_07]: Right. 37:32.238 --> 37:32.879 [SPEAKER_07]: That's the key. 37:33.120 --> 37:33.441 [SPEAKER_07]: Right. 37:33.621 --> 37:33.781 [SPEAKER_07]: Right. 37:33.801 --> 37:44.985 [SPEAKER_07]: There is a thing that happens with people who have, uh, had the surgery where they split their brain down the middle, uh, whatever that's called, where, um, the lobotomy. 37:45.326 --> 37:47.190 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, I didn't lobotomy's the front. 37:47.170 --> 37:48.793 [SPEAKER_07]: It's like I'm talking like down the center. 37:48.813 --> 37:52.358 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm pretty sure it's just called split brain surgery or whatever, right? 37:52.579 --> 38:07.322 [SPEAKER_07]: But there's a thing where some people who have had that have reported that one side of their body seems to have its own personality that they can't deal with, like they'll, and sometimes it'll be violent, like 38:07.302 --> 38:17.297 [SPEAKER_07]: like self-harm violent, like that kind of thing, like they'll be having a conversation with somebody and the other hand will just go pick up something like a knife and then they're gonna have to be like, oh no, no, no, hold on, no, no, put that down. 38:17.858 --> 38:19.320 [SPEAKER_07]: Like weird stuff like that. 38:19.501 --> 38:22.666 [SPEAKER_07]: So I would imagine something like this could be very similar. 38:22.906 --> 38:26.612 [SPEAKER_07]: And of course, it's fallout, so the technology's not gonna be perfect. 38:26.992 --> 38:28.855 [SPEAKER_07]: And yeah. 38:29.138 --> 38:32.702 [SPEAKER_07]: So are you thinking like, I mean, did you start with a hand? 38:32.862 --> 38:34.904 [SPEAKER_07]: Did you start with arms, did you put legs in there? 38:34.964 --> 38:37.947 [SPEAKER_07]: Do you find yourself having to literally walk up and leave the room accidentally? 38:38.007 --> 38:39.248 [SPEAKER_07]: And there was like, I don't know where I'm going. 38:40.229 --> 38:41.771 [SPEAKER_02]: And typical fallout fashion. 38:41.891 --> 38:43.232 [SPEAKER_02]: He starts off as an experiment. 38:43.492 --> 38:47.356 [SPEAKER_02]: Soldiers help in that, you know, replace arms and limbs and things of that nature. 38:47.817 --> 38:50.539 [SPEAKER_02]: Really though, you're figuring out how to start programming and them to do things. 38:50.619 --> 38:52.541 [SPEAKER_02]: And then you get a whole line of maturing candidates. 38:53.843 --> 38:55.264 [SPEAKER_07]: OK. OK. 38:55.244 --> 39:03.331 [SPEAKER_07]: This feels like this also butts up to the whole synth thing, because it's a cyberpunk debate, too, of how much of your body do you replace? 39:03.431 --> 39:05.233 [SPEAKER_07]: You'll you are no longer yourself. 39:05.613 --> 39:09.377 [SPEAKER_07]: It's a ship of the easiest sort of thing, you know, like, did you replace that? 39:09.397 --> 39:16.203 [SPEAKER_07]: Everything, and then if your brain still there, or you still you, is kind of like a robobrain, but you went the other direction. 39:16.243 --> 39:17.184 [SPEAKER_07]: You didn't take the brain out. 39:17.224 --> 39:20.467 [SPEAKER_07]: You just move the rest of the body parts and replace them over time. 39:21.488 --> 39:23.850 [SPEAKER_07]: Like, that opens up whole bunch of different topics, but that kind of thing. 39:25.720 --> 39:29.005 [SPEAKER_02]: So we could have our own Robo workbench for ourselves. 39:29.706 --> 39:34.713 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, or just use the same one and then just work on yourself or build a robot that then works on you. 39:36.535 --> 39:41.362 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, but the other thing is if you can replace an arm, you could add an extra arm. 39:41.963 --> 39:49.433 [SPEAKER_07]: So you could have like a third or fourth arm or third or fourth any part of your body that leads to all sorts of weird conversations. 39:50.392 --> 39:52.275 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, that's a slippery slope. 39:52.295 --> 39:53.777 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah, stop talking. 39:53.817 --> 39:54.498 [SPEAKER_02]: We have to get to weird. 39:55.219 --> 39:56.480 [SPEAKER_07]: That's already getting weird, man. 39:56.841 --> 39:59.064 [SPEAKER_07]: So I guess Germany, what's with all the subs again? 39:59.144 --> 39:59.725 [SPEAKER_07]: What do you do it? 40:00.125 --> 40:00.826 [SPEAKER_07]: Thank you so much. 40:01.047 --> 40:01.587 [SPEAKER_07]: Appreciate it. 40:02.028 --> 40:03.190 [SPEAKER_07]: Cad Pat has some thoughts on this one. 40:03.210 --> 40:03.750 [SPEAKER_07]: What do you think? 40:03.770 --> 40:04.051 [SPEAKER_07]: Cad Pat. 40:05.953 --> 40:06.274 [SPEAKER_10]: OK. 40:07.015 --> 40:18.070 [SPEAKER_10]: The way I'm thinking of it, if you're not going to go two ways, it could go with the David Martinez Sirepunk Edrunner's way, where you eventually just strap your whole body into like an 40:19.045 --> 40:21.069 [SPEAKER_10]: that had like vitals and all that. 40:22.292 --> 40:24.717 [SPEAKER_10]: But it's like a sleep region almost. 40:25.098 --> 40:30.349 [SPEAKER_10]: So, right after sorry, go ahead. 40:30.369 --> 40:30.730 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah. 40:31.171 --> 40:32.153 [SPEAKER_07]: I totally get what you're saying. 40:32.193 --> 40:33.115 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes, keep going. 40:33.516 --> 40:35.400 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah. 40:36.241 --> 40:53.355 [SPEAKER_10]: But like having to be full, of course, not like the Arsock or Militech or whatever, yeah, that already, yeah, or the other way is we saw in season one that they had a rudimentary prosthetic. 40:54.736 --> 41:10.534 [SPEAKER_10]: uh... with uh... on cleave scientist i can't remember his name willsig uh... yes yes uh... so maybe that's the only one they could find always host yeah 41:10.514 --> 41:20.565 [SPEAKER_07]: I could, so you've got me thinking in another direction too, you could have something happen with the Institute developed this technology, let's say you've got Fallout 5, right? 41:20.585 --> 41:36.842 [SPEAKER_07]: And you've got the Institute, you've got the Enclave, you have some big reveal about where they're located, probably in the TV show that continues into the game, but then you also have some conflict between the Enclave and the Institute and the Enclave capture some of the technology and starts using it for themselves. 41:36.822 --> 41:55.776 [SPEAKER_07]: project in the wasteland to get back on the good side of all the people by helping people in the wasteland who have lost a limb or whatever, be able to function and so they start doing this out of generosity and giving people, oh well here's a robotic arm, but like you're saying there's a sleeper agent inside the arm that slowly takes over their mind. 41:55.756 --> 42:05.342 [SPEAKER_07]: It slowly builds out more tech into their body that eventually co-ops their own consciousness and that arm is not actually a free gift. 42:05.423 --> 42:08.110 [SPEAKER_07]: It's a means to an end of the institute. 42:08.130 --> 42:10.356 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, so that could be really interesting. 42:11.348 --> 42:14.914 [SPEAKER_10]: Or they could have been a Russian nesting raid. 42:15.074 --> 42:19.781 [SPEAKER_10]: So they're going on clear still from the Institute. 42:20.242 --> 42:25.751 [SPEAKER_10]: Maybe the NCR or Brotherhood stole from the on-clave. 42:25.911 --> 42:31.961 [SPEAKER_10]: And so on and so forth until just random people who've lost limbs somehow find these limbs. 42:32.762 --> 42:34.605 [SPEAKER_10]: And it's just chaos. 42:34.585 --> 42:35.186 [SPEAKER_07]: Right. 42:35.406 --> 42:43.119 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, they don't know what it even does once and then they attach to their bodies and all of a sudden They're spouting like I don't know propaganda for some organization. 42:43.139 --> 42:52.795 [SPEAKER_10]: They haven't even heard of maybe because they just live somewhere else in the wasteland Yeah, I'm just so would a wasteland or suddenly I'm hailing on to with the boss and all in clay. 42:53.155 --> 42:53.396 [SPEAKER_07]: Sure. 42:53.536 --> 42:54.858 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, like what how did that work? 42:55.259 --> 42:59.125 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I could see that as well All right anyone else want to chime in about this one 43:00.539 --> 43:02.221 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh, I'm sorry. 43:02.241 --> 43:04.344 [SPEAKER_10]: Adam Sheldon's baddest in the chat. 43:04.384 --> 43:05.365 [SPEAKER_07]: That he is just so jealous. 43:05.465 --> 43:07.067 [SPEAKER_07]: Adam, yeah, do you want to chime in about that? 43:08.709 --> 43:15.097 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm just saying you keep talking about adding limbs and bro is losing arms left and right at this point. 43:15.117 --> 43:17.981 [SPEAKER_04]: And season three, he's, we don't even know. 43:18.001 --> 43:19.763 [SPEAKER_04]: He's, he's gonna need this thing. 43:20.224 --> 43:20.784 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, that's true. 43:20.804 --> 43:22.166 [SPEAKER_00]: He's only lost one so far. 43:22.206 --> 43:26.672 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, he's showing signs of deterioration of more. 43:26.712 --> 43:27.593 [SPEAKER_04]: He's, 43:28.282 --> 43:31.288 [SPEAKER_10]: There needs going to be like the quadruplegic coronal player. 43:31.308 --> 43:33.832 [SPEAKER_02]: I won't say limb game to mouth. 43:36.838 --> 43:37.600 [SPEAKER_07]: Man, all right. 43:37.620 --> 43:38.301 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, this one's fun. 43:39.603 --> 43:40.565 [SPEAKER_07]: Pumpkin, did you want to chime in? 43:40.585 --> 43:42.469 [SPEAKER_07]: I just go and stuff so I can't know. 43:42.689 --> 43:43.090 [SPEAKER_07]: No, you good. 43:43.431 --> 43:43.972 [SPEAKER_07]: All right. 43:43.992 --> 43:45.795 [SPEAKER_07]: Any other thoughts on this one? 43:46.977 --> 43:47.158 [SPEAKER_07]: No. 43:48.039 --> 43:49.462 [SPEAKER_07]: As he heard, you want to wrap this up? 43:49.482 --> 43:50.063 [SPEAKER_07]: Any other thoughts? 43:50.123 --> 43:51.606 [SPEAKER_07]: What do you think about these ideas? 43:52.396 --> 43:53.298 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, they're great. 43:53.579 --> 43:54.661 [SPEAKER_02]: It's thing about fallout. 43:54.721 --> 43:56.745 [SPEAKER_02]: There's no such thing as like two ridiculouss. 43:57.146 --> 43:59.992 [SPEAKER_02]: So you can pretty much go as far as you want, pretty much anywhere you want. 44:00.674 --> 44:06.266 [SPEAKER_02]: Now, I'm very cyberpunkgy, differences with it all being since, you wouldn't be able to tell unless you saw the attachment scars. 44:07.027 --> 44:07.328 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 44:07.428 --> 44:08.751 [SPEAKER_02]: Be able to be sleeper agents. 44:08.984 --> 44:09.404 [SPEAKER_07]: Right. 44:09.505 --> 44:29.746 [SPEAKER_07]: And you could even build out a similar kind of development process that happened with the sense where like the early attachments were much more mechanical looking and you could tell the later ones were maybe even just biologically 99% biologically their own arm regenerated but with some changes to the DNA and tech underneath it, you know, something like that. 44:30.587 --> 44:31.828 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, you can, you can have that work out. 44:32.189 --> 44:33.490 [SPEAKER_07]: Adam's job? 44:34.077 --> 44:45.253 [SPEAKER_04]: did we discuss whether or not you can add, uh, like super mutant arms or something else. 44:45.433 --> 44:48.938 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh man, yeah, that could be, that could be, what do you think about that as here? 44:50.901 --> 44:51.462 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, 44:52.100 --> 44:56.587 [SPEAKER_02]: having a trench coat and you pull out a myler claw, uh, claw, that'd be pretty fascinating. 44:56.607 --> 45:00.433 [SPEAKER_02]: You could do entire builds around mutations and stuff like that. 45:00.493 --> 45:03.157 [SPEAKER_02]: You could also instead of having armor, you could upgrade your arms. 45:03.638 --> 45:03.858 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 45:03.959 --> 45:08.245 [SPEAKER_02]: And like, you could have a super move and you can left arm, myler claw, right arm. 45:09.527 --> 45:09.728 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 45:10.589 --> 45:12.572 [SPEAKER_07]: That turns in all sorts of weird body horror stuff. 45:14.174 --> 45:15.156 [SPEAKER_02]: There are death colligs. 45:15.817 --> 45:16.558 [SPEAKER_07]: Death claw legs. 45:16.718 --> 45:19.002 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, hey, look at the death claw legs on that one. 45:20.500 --> 45:20.840 [SPEAKER_07]: All right. 45:21.341 --> 45:22.583 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, thanks for the idea. 45:22.603 --> 45:24.526 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm going to check in why it's supposed to be faster. 45:24.626 --> 45:25.607 [SPEAKER_07]: Try and check in legs. 45:25.648 --> 45:25.888 [SPEAKER_07]: All right. 45:26.489 --> 45:26.709 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 45:27.190 --> 45:27.490 [SPEAKER_07]: All right. 45:27.811 --> 45:31.716 [SPEAKER_07]: Anybody else want to chime in with some ideas here for tech? 45:31.776 --> 45:34.260 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't know if we've covered everybody who brought ideas this week. 45:34.500 --> 45:35.462 [SPEAKER_07]: I germinator has an idea. 45:35.482 --> 45:36.403 [SPEAKER_07]: What do you think, germinator? 45:37.325 --> 45:38.146 [SPEAKER_07]: And thanks again, man. 45:38.186 --> 45:39.788 [SPEAKER_07]: Thank you for all the subs and your support. 45:39.808 --> 45:40.669 [SPEAKER_07]: I really do appreciate it. 45:41.911 --> 45:43.774 [SPEAKER_01]: It's quite right. 45:44.648 --> 45:54.541 [SPEAKER_01]: So with all the old pre-war tech that's still floating around, look at the trains, look at the tank, some of the trucks in there. 45:55.622 --> 46:10.622 [SPEAKER_01]: What's stopping someone like the unclave or the brodo of steel from producing a miniaturist steam turbine powered by a fusion core to actually power everything. 46:12.104 --> 46:26.565 [SPEAKER_01]: I think the way the power is generated in a sort of power armor, but instead a steam turbine or piston steam engine to run all the vehicle's machinery. 46:27.526 --> 46:28.187 [SPEAKER_01]: So then... 46:30.150 --> 46:33.555 [SPEAKER_07]: So is it Fusion powered steam tech? 46:33.923 --> 46:36.125 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes, that's that's where you go with this. 46:36.145 --> 46:46.356 [SPEAKER_07]: So you would have like you're talking about like a like an entire like a factory set up that would be able to power say like an entire community of people that kind of thing. 46:47.718 --> 46:58.349 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, you could that wouldn't really be miniaturizing it, but right right on the planes of all the old trains that you've seen so far every single one of the games. 46:59.831 --> 47:02.614 [SPEAKER_01]: All the rail may all you need to do is 47:02.780 --> 47:11.610 [SPEAKER_01]: pre-power one of those fusion, fishing, driven locals, and you've got yourself a try and name, nobody's stopping you. 47:12.230 --> 47:15.214 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, so they're trying, they're trying natural trying. 47:15.774 --> 47:22.762 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, so I can see how this would be beneficial to something like the settlement system and fall out for, right? 47:22.802 --> 47:31.251 [SPEAKER_07]: Because you can set up caravans between your settlements, but you're suggesting 47:31.231 --> 47:34.297 [SPEAKER_07]: like rail technology, is that where you go with it? 47:34.457 --> 47:36.340 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. 47:36.441 --> 47:43.914 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, or any vehicle that you find out in the wasteland, look at the old tanks. 47:43.934 --> 47:44.175 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 47:44.255 --> 47:50.286 [SPEAKER_01]: That's an engine cooked up to a transmission we need to do is pour the motor out and put a steam engine in it. 47:50.570 --> 47:54.755 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah, so would it make like shoot you sounds? 47:54.955 --> 47:56.797 [SPEAKER_07]: It would be like a shoot you take. 47:56.817 --> 48:04.765 [SPEAKER_01]: No, no, but unless you put a piston driven engine in it, yeah, otherwise it sounds like a stink turbine. 48:06.447 --> 48:06.587 [SPEAKER_07]: Mm-hmm. 48:06.607 --> 48:07.929 [SPEAKER_01]: Be careful from a mile away. 48:08.249 --> 48:10.151 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah, I would imagine it would be pretty loud. 48:10.451 --> 48:11.372 [SPEAKER_07]: Catpad has thoughts on this. 48:11.392 --> 48:14.456 [SPEAKER_07]: What do you think catpad? 48:14.476 --> 48:18.400 [SPEAKER_10]: Okay, one thing I'm hoping is that it lasts longer than the 48:19.645 --> 48:26.317 [SPEAKER_10]: If you're having to swap out those fusion cores, every what, half hour, depending on what to perk you have. 48:26.338 --> 48:28.181 [SPEAKER_10]: I don't know. 48:29.203 --> 48:29.984 [SPEAKER_10]: It's gonna get annoying. 48:32.689 --> 48:36.396 [SPEAKER_10]: The other thing is, you could do the method back to this right with this as well. 48:37.178 --> 48:43.189 [SPEAKER_10]: So for those who have a train, you can go all across Rocks Rattra and explore. 48:43.642 --> 48:57.263 [SPEAKER_10]: So maybe they can do that and if they didn't follow five and have to be like how you were talking about a couple months ago Tom how it would just be the world engine and just 48:58.441 --> 49:00.665 [SPEAKER_10]: Maybe it's a bird word flying everywhere. 49:00.705 --> 49:04.171 [SPEAKER_10]: It would be a train that could carry bird birds. 49:04.872 --> 49:09.180 [SPEAKER_10]: Heck, you could even put a whole army on a train and take them across country. 49:09.481 --> 49:09.661 [SPEAKER_07]: Right. 49:09.901 --> 49:17.074 [SPEAKER_07]: So this ties back, and I think you're on to something here, because both of you, because this ties back to 49:17.054 --> 49:33.897 [SPEAKER_07]: There's so much in fallout being so American and Americana focused and based on the history of the United States, that's tying something like revitalizing the wasteland through building train connections across the way. 49:33.917 --> 49:39.084 [SPEAKER_07]: So just like the United States, like government expanded into the West using train connections. 49:39.505 --> 49:45.593 [SPEAKER_07]: But I think Germany, I think you're trying to get at like 49:45.573 --> 50:01.202 [SPEAKER_07]: and then use it in other ways too so beyond just trains like they could take that as the starting point but then you could like so if your fusion core goes out you could swap out the whole fusion core component on power armor and put in like a steam powered like 50:01.182 --> 50:15.867 [SPEAKER_01]: engine battery something so now you've got like shoot you armor that doesn't make sense look at this look this way my theory is that if one of those fusion cores can power a generator in the basement of a building like 50:16.538 --> 50:33.450 [SPEAKER_01]: in this first mission you get in the fall of four right where you first find the fusion core in the world yeah yeah I think it's been there for 200 something years right right just say that you can't do the same thing and just have a boil a little water 50:33.430 --> 50:34.972 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah, huh. 50:35.552 --> 50:35.813 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 50:36.474 --> 50:40.939 [SPEAKER_01]: And you could just make it a closed loop steam system so you don't even have to change the water. 50:40.959 --> 50:44.723 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I would imagine it would take up more space, but I don't know. 50:44.863 --> 50:47.286 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't know enough about engineering that kind of thing. 50:47.306 --> 50:47.927 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, what was that, kid? 50:49.709 --> 50:51.011 [SPEAKER_10]: And AIO for years. 50:51.431 --> 50:52.252 [SPEAKER_07]: How are we? 50:52.312 --> 50:52.452 [SPEAKER_07]: AIO. 50:54.295 --> 50:55.176 [SPEAKER_07]: Void, you've got some thoughts. 50:55.196 --> 50:55.596 [SPEAKER_07]: What do you think? 50:56.657 --> 50:57.278 [SPEAKER_06]: So. 50:58.253 --> 51:00.215 [SPEAKER_06]: Logan has called me out. 51:00.295 --> 51:03.479 [SPEAKER_06]: He said I'm about to go science on this, which I am. 51:04.220 --> 51:12.469 [SPEAKER_06]: So for one, and I'm not telling you you're completely wrong, steam engines, especially in locomotives are piston engines. 51:14.352 --> 51:19.958 [SPEAKER_06]: The way that they operate is they have one piston that goes back and forth, the chamber just changes where the steam is. 51:21.170 --> 51:40.258 [SPEAKER_06]: Now, what you're talking about is pretty much just how a nuclear reactor works, it takes the steam from the cooling tower and powers the turbine, which turns it into rotational energy, which is then taken by a generator. 51:40.745 --> 51:45.813 [SPEAKER_01]: Not from the cooling tarot, so the cooling tarot is what comes out of the turbine. 51:46.074 --> 51:47.556 [SPEAKER_06]: Right, you you want to say what I mean. 51:48.057 --> 51:57.793 [SPEAKER_07]: So okay, so if we fall out this, then you could walk around in a power arm resuit with a little chimney on your back, but looks like a litter miniaturized. 51:57.894 --> 51:59.997 [SPEAKER_07]: Yep, nuclear power station. 52:00.418 --> 52:01.740 [SPEAKER_06]: Exactly. 52:01.720 --> 52:03.485 [SPEAKER_06]: And I love a mint you could. 52:04.668 --> 52:09.821 [SPEAKER_06]: And so pretty much we're just going to have a bunch of nuclear reactor towers everywhere. 52:10.082 --> 52:10.984 [SPEAKER_07]: Just measure ice. 52:11.064 --> 52:12.769 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, a little miniaturized nuclear reactors. 52:13.090 --> 52:13.250 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 52:13.872 --> 52:17.080 [SPEAKER_01]: One thing I will point out he avoid. 52:17.414 --> 52:45.970 [SPEAKER_01]: the if you look back as soon as steam trains got electric lights they were equipped with steam turbines to produce a electricity correct that's where I'm going with it because if you produce electricity what's a fusion core used in a power arm or four to produce electricity to run the hydraulic pumps and everything so can can I ask you how are we producing this heat 52:48.093 --> 52:50.703 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, it's just a fusion cook. 52:50.723 --> 52:58.474 [SPEAKER_06]: OK, so you're just going to let this fusion core, which is pretty notorious for not getting hot on purpose. 52:59.028 --> 53:08.978 [SPEAKER_06]: you're going to let that get hot, which is going to not deplete the fusion core rapidly within a very short amount of time a couple minutes. 53:09.339 --> 53:11.441 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, what if, I mean, this is all fantasy stuff. 53:11.501 --> 53:19.910 [SPEAKER_07]: What if you add another mechanism that could be used the fusion core to then power something that he eats and keep them separated and then well, I have a solution for this part. 53:20.450 --> 53:21.691 [SPEAKER_06]: I have a solution for this part. 53:21.792 --> 53:23.213 [SPEAKER_06]: It's called heating coils. 53:23.193 --> 53:33.902 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, so I'm going to use heat and coils instead of the fusion core itself that way because you're using a nuclear generator Sorry, I'm trying to make it cool, won't you, please? 53:34.082 --> 53:43.730 [SPEAKER_07]: It's like this is all but this to me This is all very interesting, but it feels very much like a side tangent about like the mechanics of how you would make this work, which is cool Don't get me wrong. 53:43.890 --> 53:44.351 [SPEAKER_07]: That's cool. 53:44.611 --> 53:53.098 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm more interested in like what is this actually change in the game or what is this actually change in the universe that makes it more interesting, you know 53:53.078 --> 53:54.380 [SPEAKER_06]: And I'm getting right, right. 53:54.400 --> 54:01.007 [SPEAKER_07]: So I think the TLDR of all of this is there is a lot of engineering that would have to be involved to make this work. 54:01.027 --> 54:13.321 [SPEAKER_07]: But assuming that they actually made this work, this would be really funny to think about as like this combination of like old-timey steam tech with futuristic tech in a way. 54:13.622 --> 54:18.307 [SPEAKER_07]: Because there's so much in fallout that feels like that we are juxtaposition of those two things, right? 54:18.688 --> 54:20.249 [SPEAKER_07]: So I totally get it, Germinator. 54:20.269 --> 54:22.512 [SPEAKER_07]: I totally see where this is going and that does make a lot of sense. 54:22.492 --> 54:26.201 [SPEAKER_07]: So, there you go, that's where we are with that one. 54:26.482 --> 54:28.367 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm keeping a watch on the time. 54:28.407 --> 54:30.392 [SPEAKER_07]: We're kind of getting real close to the end here. 54:30.412 --> 54:35.706 [SPEAKER_07]: I want to make sure that if anybody else had any technology, they wanted to suggest and talk about that. 54:35.726 --> 54:37.069 [SPEAKER_07]: We covered that before we wrap it up. 54:37.450 --> 54:38.172 [SPEAKER_07]: Nova? 54:38.337 --> 54:40.220 [SPEAKER_08]: I thought of one, just a simple cell phone. 54:40.260 --> 54:42.162 [SPEAKER_08]: It would have saved, right? 54:42.282 --> 54:45.527 [SPEAKER_08]: We just saw it from just the original brick from Motorola. 54:45.947 --> 54:50.594 [SPEAKER_08]: Just having that in the universe would have saved so many different things from happening in not happening at the same time. 54:51.034 --> 54:56.041 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah, I had the same thought earlier, too, as I was thinking through things, I was like, what if it's cell phones? 54:56.642 --> 54:58.945 [SPEAKER_07]: Or what if somehow... 54:58.925 --> 55:08.867 [SPEAKER_07]: They invented cell phones and not before the bombs dropped 200 years later and then started building out cell technology in the wasteland. 55:09.151 --> 55:22.957 [SPEAKER_07]: That would create all sorts of weird, I don't know, like the ability to communicate at long distances using cell tech, maybe even through, I don't know, they discover a satellite that's still in orbit so they're able to just beam the, and there's a lot of them. 55:23.037 --> 55:31.193 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, satellite starting in orbit because yeah, hundreds were still used to satellites to redirect radio signals right so each other across the Commonwealth. 55:31.173 --> 55:37.204 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, so you could set up like a sell tower in very specific locations that go to a specific few satellites. 55:37.445 --> 55:45.660 [SPEAKER_07]: And so it could be kind of shoddy, but then would still allow for communication at long range if, you know, the brother had wanted to set that up or something. 55:45.700 --> 55:47.363 [SPEAKER_07]: You know, like I could imagine something like that. 55:47.403 --> 55:48.425 [SPEAKER_07]: Is that kind of what you're thinking? 55:49.186 --> 55:55.037 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, exactly exactly like that, because I was just thinking just like how many like times sensitive. 55:55.017 --> 56:19.472 [SPEAKER_08]: pre-war events happened and that could have been based prevented or could have been shortened or could have actually just gone through if somebody did now have to run or drive somewhere and then we're caught in the bombs falling right right shot because they were a dissident and the on-clave was hunted on or something like that right just you know pull out their break out of their pocket extended the extended the little wire all the way like 56:19.452 --> 56:20.274 [SPEAKER_08]: Don't go home. 56:20.314 --> 56:21.336 [SPEAKER_08]: They're morning through at home. 56:21.356 --> 56:22.058 [SPEAKER_08]: We're supposed to like that. 56:22.218 --> 56:31.298 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah, a screen for this says they had radios, but the difference is radios you have to transmit and then be ready to receive or a cell attack, you could just call somebody at a whim. 56:31.719 --> 56:32.601 [SPEAKER_07]: Ash has some thoughts. 56:32.682 --> 56:35.588 [SPEAKER_07]: Ash, let's, I want to hear your thoughts because you even had a lot of time to talk it. 56:35.787 --> 56:45.705 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, I haven't really had a whole lot to say tonight, but I mean, they did have Lyon blind telephones, but again, there's no guarantee that you could reach the person you're trying to read. 56:45.825 --> 56:46.105 [SPEAKER_00]: Right. 56:46.205 --> 56:46.446 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 56:46.666 --> 56:46.847 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 56:46.867 --> 56:47.888 [SPEAKER_00]: I guess it goes back to them. 56:47.908 --> 56:52.176 [SPEAKER_00]: Lyon line phones because you find them all over the wasteland as the rotary. 56:52.156 --> 56:55.663 [SPEAKER_08]: You can carry that with you. 56:55.723 --> 57:00.552 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, and there's no guarantee that you can reach the person you're trying to reach. 57:00.713 --> 57:01.154 [SPEAKER_07]: Exactly. 57:01.374 --> 57:07.165 [SPEAKER_07]: And in the wasteland, all of the infrastructure for the phones would have been broken for landlines. 57:07.426 --> 57:14.620 [SPEAKER_07]: But to build something like using cell reception might actually be possible at distance due to satellite still being. 57:14.600 --> 57:15.121 [SPEAKER_07]: orbiting. 57:15.161 --> 57:35.764 [SPEAKER_08]: And like it's still been his infancy in the prewar era where it could have been, I don't know, like, due to the resource wars, they could have only been introduced 10 years prior and so it was still a novel technology, just like it was throughout the 80s where, yeah, I believe it was, it believed introduced in 1979, but it really did not self-lapse in a really catch on and so like the late 90s, though, as a, 57:35.744 --> 57:38.289 [SPEAKER_08]: the typical appliance that everybody has. 57:38.349 --> 57:47.929 [SPEAKER_08]: So that's the same situation where it would be like a a voltage exec or some other big shot businessman or a scientist or something along this on to our general would be the ones who have it. 57:47.949 --> 57:54.142 [SPEAKER_08]: It'll be the people who really needed them because they had the the need or they just had the the expendable cash. 57:54.242 --> 57:55.525 [SPEAKER_08]: And so 57:55.505 --> 58:15.943 [SPEAKER_08]: in some of the Soviet rare technologies, but then they be highly prized, but then they also would have been extremely useful for those time-simcystic situations that we always seem to come across in the fall of the universe that is somebody who's rushing somewhere, like I said before, to go do something when they could just call somebody ahead of time and relay what they needed to tell them. 58:15.923 --> 58:16.264 [SPEAKER_07]: Right. 58:16.284 --> 58:20.373 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, and I would imagine that due to the lack of miniaturization and also it would have made it hard. 58:20.433 --> 58:23.159 [SPEAKER_07]: Kind of like how people had car phones for a while. 58:23.179 --> 58:25.364 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, this is a thing a lot of people don't even think about it anymore. 58:25.605 --> 58:25.986 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 58:26.026 --> 58:26.226 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 58:26.286 --> 58:26.687 [SPEAKER_07]: Exactly. 58:26.807 --> 58:27.429 [SPEAKER_07]: Like this thing. 58:27.449 --> 58:27.609 [SPEAKER_07]: Right. 58:27.709 --> 58:31.297 [SPEAKER_07]: The brick or like, like, like, like, I, like, I was a kid in the 80s. 58:31.418 --> 58:31.779 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm old. 58:32.240 --> 58:33.342 [SPEAKER_07]: I remember. 58:33.322 --> 58:54.908 [SPEAKER_07]: people in movies having car phones because the phone was so big you couldn't carry it around so you would mount it in the middle of your console in your car and and and it needed to be powered so it used the power of the battery in the car to do it like yeah i'm surprised that there's not even that in the full universe you'd think at least the president at their motorcade yeah have car phones something like that 58:54.888 --> 58:57.491 [SPEAKER_08]: The camp was a wrap it on camp. 58:58.071 --> 59:02.776 [SPEAKER_08]: You can't really see into the vehicle, I don't believe. 59:02.796 --> 59:03.817 [SPEAKER_08]: Is it one of them it convertible? 59:03.937 --> 59:06.760 [SPEAKER_08]: But you're starting to see a radio anything inside there. 59:07.160 --> 59:09.102 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't know if we'd have to go back in there. 59:09.122 --> 59:11.864 [SPEAKER_08]: Because it's the motorcade that is up the road from wrap it on camp. 59:13.046 --> 59:17.310 [SPEAKER_08]: People who are sassate right for the bombs filled by bagged man or bagged man's assassin or whatever. 59:17.330 --> 59:20.153 [SPEAKER_08]: And you can see one of them as a convertible. 59:20.213 --> 59:21.013 [SPEAKER_08]: You can see inside it. 59:21.053 --> 59:22.735 [SPEAKER_08]: And remember correctly, maybe the doors are open. 59:22.715 --> 59:24.077 [SPEAKER_08]: I'd be surprising, is that there? 59:24.117 --> 59:27.863 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I'd be surprised if they added the tech and it was already there and they just didn't even bring it up. 59:28.224 --> 59:29.365 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, that kind of had his thoughts. 59:29.405 --> 59:31.849 [SPEAKER_07]: Kind of had, what do you think of it? 59:31.869 --> 59:36.416 [SPEAKER_10]: OK, first of all, people think that radio is a easy deal with it. 59:36.436 --> 59:37.658 [SPEAKER_10]: They're really not. 59:38.019 --> 59:39.581 [SPEAKER_10]: They are finicky, is all anything. 59:39.621 --> 59:45.430 [SPEAKER_10]: And along with that, you have the tune into the channel you want to be on. 59:46.291 --> 59:49.296 [SPEAKER_10]: But everybody, 59:49.782 --> 59:54.407 [SPEAKER_10]: Doesn't matter who you are, someone who's going to be on that channel who's not supposed to be. 59:55.308 --> 01:00:03.097 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, there's a lot of complications with radio timing, frequencies, interference, other people using the channels. 01:00:03.237 --> 01:00:04.439 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, so you're right. 01:00:04.539 --> 01:00:04.879 [SPEAKER_07]: There is. 01:00:05.580 --> 01:00:05.780 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes. 01:00:06.901 --> 01:00:07.282 [SPEAKER_10]: Yes. 01:00:07.302 --> 01:00:16.212 [SPEAKER_10]: And second thing is, I don't know how many people know about this, but you're 01:00:17.187 --> 01:00:29.243 [SPEAKER_10]: Uh, I think it was in follow for the, uh, exciting energy company, uh, there was something about and insurance, like beta or something like that. 01:00:29.543 --> 01:00:36.512 [SPEAKER_10]: So, the technology might still be there where you could get the cell towers and, 01:00:36.948 --> 01:00:41.296 [SPEAKER_10]: or actually even hook them up to power lines. 01:00:41.836 --> 01:00:43.219 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, I was interested to follow it too. 01:00:43.339 --> 01:00:45.743 [SPEAKER_08]: We're at the at the power plant. 01:00:45.763 --> 01:00:53.056 [SPEAKER_08]: They were actually based on a zoom call between the photos that the chosen one and one in a control system on clip guard. 01:00:53.076 --> 01:00:54.298 [SPEAKER_08]: But yeah, I understand what you're saying. 01:00:54.278 --> 01:00:58.063 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, it was like a glorified network kind of connection, right? 01:00:58.344 --> 01:01:01.629 [SPEAKER_08]: Like, yeah, I'm pretty sure they were just that was hard-wired in. 01:01:01.669 --> 01:01:21.197 [SPEAKER_07]: Right, so there was basically a cable that was actually running out to the ocean because like early in or no, like between universities was was running through landlines from one place to another and you had to kind of like radio it to be prepared to like have your computers on and be ready to send and receive that kind of thing. 01:01:21.177 --> 01:01:27.128 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, was this what I'll be wireless is where I'm talking about, and you don't have to have a hard word to connect, right, right, right, yeah, no, no, no, that's interesting. 01:01:27.631 --> 01:01:28.475 [SPEAKER_07]: Adam's shot has a thought too. 01:01:28.596 --> 01:01:29.179 [SPEAKER_07]: What do you think? 01:01:29.733 --> 01:01:53.516 [SPEAKER_04]: I was going to say we know it's possible because we've seen the transporting of orders and signals through this most recent episode or this most recent season of the Fallot TV show with the cranking up the signal and everything for activating the mind control stuff. 01:01:53.536 --> 01:01:55.318 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, there's wireless tech. 01:01:55.298 --> 01:02:01.900 [SPEAKER_07]: That is a thing, I guess the question is, you know, what are the distance limitations of that and can it work like a cell phone, yeah? 01:02:02.437 --> 01:02:08.503 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, because he said he had, I don't know if we're allowed to get into spoilers at this point out. 01:02:08.524 --> 01:02:09.465 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, here's foil. 01:02:09.485 --> 01:02:10.726 [SPEAKER_07]: This is the end of getting close to the onions. 01:02:10.746 --> 01:02:12.808 [SPEAKER_07]: So spoilers for the TV show if you haven't watched. 01:02:12.928 --> 01:02:14.370 [SPEAKER_07]: So just jump ahead a few minutes. 01:02:14.450 --> 01:02:25.862 [SPEAKER_04]: But, uh, near the end, uh, doesn't he say there's like agents all over the wasteland with the stuff. 01:02:25.842 --> 01:02:29.409 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, he already released people out who have that already. 01:02:29.530 --> 01:02:35.602 [SPEAKER_04]: No, therefore, that would imply they do have the technology to reach a longer distance. 01:02:35.622 --> 01:02:41.434 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, I mean, it implies that those things embedded in them still work at a distance. 01:02:41.755 --> 01:02:42.737 [SPEAKER_07]: It doesn't. 01:02:42.717 --> 01:02:49.367 [SPEAKER_07]: Like, just because it's not near the controller that can change the settings doesn't necessarily mean that it has to be near the controller. 01:02:49.708 --> 01:03:00.043 [SPEAKER_07]: Like, I can turn on my TV with my remote control, and I can change the volume, and then I can take the controller and walk outside and go across the street, and it's too far to reach the TV, but the TV doesn't turn off, right? 01:03:00.584 --> 01:03:02.447 [SPEAKER_07]: So, like, 01:03:02.427 --> 01:03:03.549 [SPEAKER_07]: that would be my analogy for that. 01:03:03.669 --> 01:03:06.172 [SPEAKER_07]: But we don't really know, like, that's a good question. 01:03:06.453 --> 01:03:08.916 [SPEAKER_07]: Like, do they have a distance range? 01:03:09.137 --> 01:03:13.343 [SPEAKER_07]: Is there some sort of major satellite dish that communicates with all of them or something like that? 01:03:13.363 --> 01:03:17.048 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, we do know that there was satellite tech too, so that's a piece of it as well. 01:03:18.310 --> 01:03:19.331 [SPEAKER_07]: These are interesting questions. 01:03:19.732 --> 01:03:20.893 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 01:03:21.214 --> 01:03:24.098 [SPEAKER_10]: Plus, there are wireless 01:03:24.263 --> 01:03:33.254 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, so yeah, so there is some form of wireless text, but yeah, the question is like, is it can it be built in mass and has it hasn't ever been? 01:03:33.275 --> 01:03:48.093 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't think it has been in the past history of the series, but it could be like if you had an organization willing to build it out like the brotherhood, somebody with the actual, you know, technological know-how and expansive control of area to do so, maybe. 01:03:48.814 --> 01:03:50.136 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 01:03:50.217 --> 01:03:51.699 [SPEAKER_07]: All right, Nova, you want to wrap this one up? 01:03:51.999 --> 01:03:53.681 [SPEAKER_07]: We got to move on. 01:03:54.502 --> 01:03:55.564 [SPEAKER_07]: That was my idea. 01:03:55.944 --> 01:03:56.345 [SPEAKER_07]: Yep. 01:03:56.365 --> 01:03:57.306 [SPEAKER_07]: That was your idea, I don't know. 01:03:57.326 --> 01:03:58.608 [SPEAKER_07]: But did you have any other final thoughts? 01:03:58.708 --> 01:03:59.989 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, one chime in. 01:04:01.091 --> 01:04:01.691 [SPEAKER_08]: No, not really on. 01:04:01.711 --> 01:04:03.213 [SPEAKER_08]: So I was just saying it kind of surprised me. 01:04:03.253 --> 01:04:11.023 [SPEAKER_08]: There is no, at least to up-to-date there has not been any cell phone technologies ever been introduced into the game like that. 01:04:11.244 --> 01:04:14.608 [SPEAKER_08]: That's something like you're something pretty useful in the following universe. 01:04:14.808 --> 01:04:15.629 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:04:15.649 --> 01:04:16.410 [SPEAKER_07]: Totally agree. 01:04:16.829 --> 01:04:19.412 [SPEAKER_07]: All right, I think we've covered everybody. 01:04:19.472 --> 01:04:22.916 [SPEAKER_07]: I know Ash and Lil Green, you guys just hang him out being part of the show. 01:04:23.297 --> 01:04:24.458 [SPEAKER_07]: Lil Green, how's it going? 01:04:25.119 --> 01:04:26.761 [SPEAKER_07]: Any thoughts on any of the things that have come up? 01:04:26.821 --> 01:04:29.424 [SPEAKER_07]: I know you've just been chillin, but just want to give you a chance to. 01:04:29.845 --> 01:04:30.425 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, not really. 01:04:30.866 --> 01:04:33.049 [SPEAKER_03]: That's my mind's kind of shot this week. 01:04:33.069 --> 01:04:34.630 [SPEAKER_03]: So I didn't have my mind. 01:04:34.650 --> 01:04:35.712 [SPEAKER_03]: I just still have ideas. 01:04:36.092 --> 01:04:36.292 [SPEAKER_07]: Mm-hmm. 01:04:36.933 --> 01:04:37.033 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 01:04:37.053 --> 01:04:40.137 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, maybe we could take your brain out and put it in a little dog robot body. 01:04:41.230 --> 01:04:43.332 [SPEAKER_03]: That would help, maybe I don't have to pay taxes. 01:04:44.073 --> 01:04:45.754 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I don't think dogs pay taxes, pretty sure. 01:04:46.094 --> 01:04:47.436 [SPEAKER_07]: Pretty sure they don't. 01:04:47.736 --> 01:04:48.376 [SPEAKER_07]: A cool idea. 01:04:48.396 --> 01:04:49.357 [SPEAKER_08]: I think dogs is the pendants. 01:04:50.759 --> 01:04:53.601 [SPEAKER_07]: That's what I needed to thank everybody for joining me. 01:04:53.641 --> 01:04:55.182 [SPEAKER_07]: We're going to wrap this up real quick. 01:04:55.203 --> 01:05:00.027 [SPEAKER_07]: Be thinking about your like two sentence elevator pitch for what's going on and how people can get hold of you. 01:05:00.467 --> 01:05:03.410 [SPEAKER_07]: And while you formulate that, we'll go back through everybody just a minute. 01:05:03.490 --> 01:05:07.473 [SPEAKER_07]: But I've got to shout out our newest Patron Sam H. 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01:06:40.375 --> 01:06:40.756 [SPEAKER_04]: Hello. 01:06:40.776 --> 01:06:45.241 [SPEAKER_04]: You can find me in the robots radio discord at Adam's child. 01:06:45.902 --> 01:06:50.607 [SPEAKER_04]: You can find me on Instagram at underscore.jt underscore. 01:06:51.168 --> 01:06:55.913 [SPEAKER_04]: S.I.M.M.S. 01:06:56.821 --> 01:06:57.241 [SPEAKER_07]: Awesome. 01:06:57.422 --> 01:06:57.642 [SPEAKER_07]: Awesome. 01:06:57.662 --> 01:06:58.303 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, good luck with that. 01:06:58.323 --> 01:06:59.063 [SPEAKER_07]: That's that's cool. 01:06:59.744 --> 01:07:00.445 [SPEAKER_07]: Thank you. 01:07:00.465 --> 01:07:01.126 [SPEAKER_07]: Germinator. 01:07:02.027 --> 01:07:03.008 [SPEAKER_07]: Thanks again for all the subs. 01:07:03.929 --> 01:07:06.572 [SPEAKER_07]: And your shoot you shoot you shoot will call it a shoot you core. 01:07:06.892 --> 01:07:07.653 [SPEAKER_07]: Shoot you core idea. 01:07:09.175 --> 01:07:09.455 [SPEAKER_07]: Not a problem. 01:07:09.475 --> 01:07:09.996 [SPEAKER_07]: Not a problem. 01:07:10.016 --> 01:07:10.476 [SPEAKER_07]: Not a problem. 01:07:12.358 --> 01:07:12.639 [SPEAKER_07]: Not a problem. 01:07:12.659 --> 01:07:12.939 [SPEAKER_07]: Not a problem. 01:07:12.959 --> 01:07:13.500 [SPEAKER_07]: Anything you want to share? 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01:07:32.932 --> 01:07:41.044 [SPEAKER_10]: Well, due to obstacles, I can't really talk much about my Instagram or all that, but I am on Fallout 76. 01:07:41.104 --> 01:07:48.856 [SPEAKER_10]: So if you ever see the cliff face here, though, I can't remember the name of the frickin' hotel, the big hotel, though. 01:07:48.876 --> 01:07:51.400 [SPEAKER_10]: I keep wanting to see the white tail. 01:07:52.101 --> 01:07:55.026 [SPEAKER_07]: No, uh, white spring, you're talking white springs. 01:07:55.748 --> 01:08:03.918 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, uh, okay, that's uh, uh, west of the uh, uh, west of the white springs. 01:08:04.438 --> 01:08:08.944 [SPEAKER_10]: If you ever see the cliff face stop by, that's my camp cool cool. 01:08:09.164 --> 01:08:10.365 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, go visit him in the game. 01:08:10.906 --> 01:08:15.111 [SPEAKER_07]: Stop by and give him a big thumbs up and be like, hey, very cool. 01:08:15.171 --> 01:08:15.812 [SPEAKER_07]: Thanks for joining us. 01:08:16.072 --> 01:08:16.513 [SPEAKER_07]: Blue green. 01:08:17.934 --> 01:08:18.415 [SPEAKER_07]: Got anything? 01:08:18.530 --> 01:08:31.604 [SPEAKER_03]: Sam is always a follow me on Instagram a little green underscore photography or if you want to play 76 on the PC Hit me up in the discord very cool awesome ash You got anything for us? 01:08:32.886 --> 01:08:41.936 [SPEAKER_00]: Well, you know same old same old you can find me in the discord Same name record your dreamer ash always happy to chat Yeah, that's it. 01:08:42.096 --> 01:08:43.257 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, that's it very cool. 01:08:43.457 --> 01:08:47.001 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, thanks for joining us and as year thanks for joining us as well first time 01:08:48.922 --> 01:08:49.643 [SPEAKER_02]: It's been fun. 01:08:49.904 --> 01:08:52.889 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, I've kind of just started to figure all this stuff out. 01:08:53.089 --> 01:08:55.513 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm restarting my reddit page for my settlement builds. 01:08:55.573 --> 01:08:58.138 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm about to start getting a streaming in live broadcast 76. 01:08:58.659 --> 01:09:01.664 [SPEAKER_02]: I'll start giving that information out once I get it all set up. 01:09:02.325 --> 01:09:03.908 [SPEAKER_02]: But that's all I really got going right now. 01:09:04.549 --> 01:09:04.789 [SPEAKER_07]: Cool. 01:09:05.030 --> 01:09:05.611 [SPEAKER_07]: Cool sounds good. 01:09:05.791 --> 01:09:06.913 [SPEAKER_07]: Good luck with all that. 01:09:07.552 --> 01:09:10.299 [SPEAKER_07]: main monkey and now you've been kind of hanging out. 01:09:10.339 --> 01:09:13.166 [SPEAKER_07]: I hope I didn't miss you trying to chime in or anything because you haven't been on camera. 01:09:14.168 --> 01:09:15.833 [SPEAKER_07]: Are you able to chat? 01:09:16.093 --> 01:09:17.958 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't know if if the audio's working. 01:09:18.920 --> 01:09:19.381 [SPEAKER_07]: Guess not. 01:09:19.442 --> 01:09:20.524 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm going to take that as a no. 01:09:20.725 --> 01:09:21.567 [SPEAKER_07]: We're going to move on to it. 01:09:21.587 --> 01:09:22.188 [SPEAKER_07]: Thanks for being here. 01:09:22.429 --> 01:09:23.091 [SPEAKER_07]: Hit for your support. 01:09:23.371 --> 01:09:24.835 [SPEAKER_07]: We're moving on to void. 01:09:24.815 --> 01:09:25.736 [SPEAKER_07]: What are you going to avoid? 01:09:26.077 --> 01:09:52.189 [SPEAKER_06]: Hey, uh, I am Jeremy guys at the host of the Dungeons and Dipschitz Library, the indie podcast, uh, Logan or pumpkin of King and I have also now started a YouTube channel called Tism Talks where we currently only have two videos up about our own follow-out iceberg that we are building is going to be basically our own version just talking through random bits of lore and, uh, yeah, there, there is a lot more icebergs to come because we have more people that want to do them. 01:09:53.013 --> 01:09:54.455 [SPEAKER_07]: Cool, cool, very cool. 01:09:54.475 --> 01:09:55.096 [SPEAKER_07]: We'll good luck with that. 01:09:55.136 --> 01:09:57.439 [SPEAKER_07]: That's always, always fun to start a new project like that. 01:09:57.700 --> 01:09:57.980 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, yeah. 01:09:58.401 --> 01:09:58.521 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 01:09:59.082 --> 01:09:59.643 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, awesome. 01:09:59.663 --> 01:10:00.284 [SPEAKER_07]: Thanks for joining us. 01:10:00.344 --> 01:10:01.666 [SPEAKER_07]: And then Pumpkin's gonna wrap it up. 01:10:01.946 --> 01:10:04.089 [SPEAKER_07]: Pumpkin, you got anything going on? 01:10:05.591 --> 01:10:09.217 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, in court, Jeremy just said, we have the new YouTube channel, Tism Talk. 01:10:09.637 --> 01:10:12.021 [SPEAKER_09]: A lot of stuff that's planned for that. 01:10:12.361 --> 01:10:13.883 [SPEAKER_09]: You could also find me on Blue Sky. 01:10:14.124 --> 01:10:17.649 [SPEAKER_09]: My link is in the discord, so you can always find it there. 01:10:18.130 --> 01:10:21.855 [SPEAKER_09]: Our Blue Sky for Dungeons and Dipshits is also, 01:10:22.308 --> 01:10:25.272 [SPEAKER_09]: on in the in that. 01:10:25.632 --> 01:10:26.053 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 01:10:26.293 --> 01:10:27.815 [SPEAKER_09]: So Jeremy, you forgot that. 01:10:28.436 --> 01:10:30.478 [SPEAKER_09]: And you could always also find me in this word. 01:10:30.739 --> 01:10:32.741 [SPEAKER_07]: You guys nag each other like an old Mary couple. 01:10:33.162 --> 01:10:34.123 [SPEAKER_06]: It's great. 01:10:34.143 --> 01:10:36.947 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, it's on Instagram too. 01:10:37.007 --> 01:10:38.228 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm not even freaking out about that. 01:10:38.268 --> 01:10:39.750 [SPEAKER_06]: I said the YouTube channel name wrong. 01:10:39.770 --> 01:10:41.272 [SPEAKER_06]: It's Tism moments. 01:10:41.292 --> 01:10:41.953 [SPEAKER_06]: Tism moments. 01:10:41.973 --> 01:10:42.374 [SPEAKER_06]: Tism moments. 01:10:42.394 --> 01:10:42.814 [SPEAKER_09]: Tism moments. 01:10:42.854 --> 01:10:43.115 [SPEAKER_09]: Tism moments. 01:10:43.135 --> 01:10:48.461 [SPEAKER_09]: Tism moments, but the whole thing is but the type of videos are called Tism. 01:10:48.481 --> 01:10:48.682 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:10:48.702 --> 01:10:49.342 [SPEAKER_09]: It's what we're calling. 01:10:49.543 --> 01:10:49.783 [SPEAKER_09]: I've got it. 01:10:49.763 --> 01:10:50.104 [SPEAKER_07]: Got it. 01:10:50.264 --> 01:10:51.307 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, go check out all that stuff. 01:10:51.327 --> 01:10:52.610 [SPEAKER_07]: Thank you guys for joining me. 01:10:52.650 --> 01:10:59.385 [SPEAKER_07]: Thank you chat for being here and this is a super fun conversation I had no idea where this was gonna go because I was I was a dinner. 01:10:59.485 --> 01:11:03.655 [SPEAKER_07]: I was with my wife We went out and cut Mexican food my wife my son, and I'm thinking like 01:11:04.580 --> 01:11:06.844 [SPEAKER_07]: What, what even are we going to talk about? 01:11:06.864 --> 01:11:11.272 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't even have a few ideas, but so curious, and you guys came up with some really cool ones. 01:11:11.292 --> 01:11:12.475 [SPEAKER_07]: So very cool stuff. 01:11:12.615 --> 01:11:14.358 [SPEAKER_07]: Thanks again for all the support and for being here. 01:11:14.939 --> 01:11:16.041 [SPEAKER_07]: And I'll be back next week. 01:11:16.081 --> 01:11:22.313 [SPEAKER_07]: In fact, I've got a really cool interview coming up, which I'm doing just in a few days that I'll go up on the episode that comes out after this one. 01:11:23.014 --> 01:11:24.256 [SPEAKER_07]: And can't wait for you guys to hear it. 01:11:24.316 --> 01:11:25.438 [SPEAKER_07]: So I'll be back soon. 01:11:25.819 --> 01:11:27.362 [SPEAKER_07]: Stay safe in the way, sand, and we'll see you next time. 01:11:27.983 --> 01:11:28.444 [SPEAKER_07]: Bye, everybody. 01:11:30.871 --> 01:11:49.508 [SPEAKER_07]: To plug into everything else we're doing, check out robotsradio.net, reach out to me on Twitter at robots underscore radio, check out the robots radio rocket club where you can join me and a bunch of our other creators creating your podcasts starting a new podcast or helping your current podcasts grow. 01:11:50.288 --> 01:12:00.878 [SPEAKER_07]: There's more information about that on robotsradio.net as well and you can always talk with us and the entire community over 2,000 people on the robots 01:12:00.858 --> 01:12:01.969 [SPEAKER_07]: Come join us. 01:12:02.009 --> 01:12:03.039 [SPEAKER_07]: We'd love to chat with you. 01:12:03.564 --> 01:12:04.573 [SPEAKER_07]: See you guys next time.