Fallout 3 Vault 77 story

Song used : Fallout 3 main theme
by : BETHESDA SOFTWORKS
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Vault 77 is one of the Vaults created by Vault-Tec, and part of the Vault Experiment. Only one man entered this Vault, which also contained a crate of puppets. Its location is unknown, however it is most likely in the vicinity of the Capital Wasteland around Washington, DC.

During the first months, the Vault 77 Dweller went through the initial panic and depression caused by being locked alone in a Vault while the world ended outside. He didn't actually open the puppet crate until one year, three months and twelve days after the lock-up.

After opening the crate, he takes particular interest in a dog puppet (which he named Reverend Hound, and also decided to make Sheriff), a king puppet, and a grandmother puppet.

These puppets appear to give him something to do and keep him company for a while, until he finds a Vault Boy puppet in the crate that he'd missed earlier. This puppet seems to have a mind of its own and to speak directly to the Vault 77 Dweller, which the other puppets do not; it is never specified if it truly does possess its own (evil) consciousness, or if this is just a symptom of the Dweller's further descent into insanity. One night, the king puppet is found "dead"; when the Vault 77 Dweller confronts the most likely suspect, the Vault Boy puppet tells him that in fact they did it together and must flee before Reverend Hound comes for them.

The Dweller opens the Vault door, only to find an gigantic Radscorpion holding up a car in each claw. The Dweller decides they should sleep on the plan. Later, he somehow manages to leave the Vault, befriending a giant ant which he takes as a mount.

Some time after sharing a campfire meal with an unnamed but civil Ghoul (possibly from Necropolis, as he also wears the tatters of a Vault Suit and hints he originally came from a Vault), he is captured by Slavers who are uncertain whether to make him a slave or just eat him. The Dweller tries to warn them not to hang around him as his puppet is an insane killer. Later that night, the threat becomes a reality as the slaver home camp is razed, with the Vault 77 Dweller standing amid the carnage afterwards, both he and the puppet covered in blood.

The comic ends with a conclusion that Vault 77 didn't turn out so good but reminds the reader that "the Vaults were never meant to save anyone."

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[DMTxBrenWuzHere]

Actually the major vault tech employees did have their own vault. It was vault 01 I think, i don't remember that well. The vault had all the major vault tech people hooked up to some freezing machine. The vault was hit directly with a nuclear warhead and the main door broke because the vault was an untested very early version of a vault. The radiation leaked into the vault and slowly killed the vault 01 dwellers while they were incapacitated. That is the story of vault 01. Yes I'm a hardcore fa

[ApocalypticSniper]

@DMTxBrenWuzHere i didnt know about that, thanks

[ApocalypticSniper]

@MOMjustONEmoreMINUTE Woah well done for noticing that Captain Obvious ¬_¬

[Maupaci91]

@DMTxBrenWuzHere do you know where the hell the brotherhood of steel came from??some creepy vault ?or a secret bunker or from the war?

[NegativeNumbers427]

@lokalllize Fallout was made to look like the future from a 1950s point of view.

[Glare108]

Cool story bro

[lokalllize]

@DMTxBrenWuzHere and I don't get it the war happened in the late 2000 but the technology and the design is similar to the 50's or 60's why is that

[lokalllize]

@DMTxBrenWuzHere can you tell me about what happened to the other countries in fall out and have you played caravaner the game and last stand union city. they are both very similler to the game fall out

[MadGameBoy]

I MISS YOU VAULT 77 OUTFIT!

[PeterDivine]

@ApocalypticSniper If you're interested, there's a Fallout 3 wiki which outlines the history of all the vaults you can find in the games and comics and whatnot. It's a fascinating and harrowing read.

[Hankyman583]

MR PINCH FTW

[thesparduck117]

@Loliaz what not 69

[NUKACOLA900]

@cuco0912 ill need to go check that out!