The Complete FALLOUT Timeline Explained!

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You forgot to mention a big history point. The integrated microchip was NEVER invented in the Fallout universe. So all their technology is analog and nuclear based. This is the main reason why their technology is stuck in a 50s futurism look.

To be fair, the future of Shady Sands was indeed looking very bright for a brief moment...

101097 passcode .Fallout was released on October 10, 1997

Mr. House being a Gen Alpha makes so much sense

I have to say, watching the chain of nukes detonating was a pretty terrifying visual.

mr house is a 4 year old at the moment.

Fallout lore is a complete insanity, in the best possible way

There’s a lot to Walton’s Goggins ghoul that we don’t know and the end of the tv show left us with more questions, he is by far the most interesting character in the show

It's also worth mentioning that Mr. Robert House created the RobCo Patcher, making modifying Fallout 4 as easy as apple pie.

Seriously, how underrated is Walton Goggins? No matter the show or role, he's never disappointed me.

The fact that vault tec could literally stop the war with their cold fusion making me question “ what the world will be in the next 5 decades with this atompunk technology “

A lot of fallout content lately, and I'm all for it

Fallout's style isn't based on the 1950's. It's based on what people in the 50's thought the future would look like.

has anyone checked on 4 y/o Robert House lately??

Everyone always mentions that Matthew Perry played Benny in FNV, but I never hear people mention that Doc Mitchell is played by the same dude who played Colonel Saul Tighe in Battlestar Galactica. I think Danny Trejo is in FNV too. They had some dope VA's over the years.

Iv never really thought of the Pip Boy being the Fallout Universe's Iphone, but it pretty much is. Only ever playing Fallout 3 way back in 2008 I phones were still quite new, so I didn't quite make the connection back then. Fallout's universe really its the culture that halted, while everything else accelerated further then beyond even our own time line. We might have affordable 70 inch flatscreen tvs, but they had nuclear powered CRT's that could run for 1000 years. The people of the fallout universe (before the great war) would look at our own technology and think we were backward.

One important timeline difference between Fallout and the real world is that the transistor and Microchip were not invented during the mid 20th century in the fallout timeline.

Shady Sands wasn't destroyed in 2277, it's downfall began in 2277.

The explosion at the beginning was perfectly done.