Investigating The Dunwich Building (Fallout 3)
*SPOILERS & TRIGGER WARNINGS* In case any of you haven't noticed, I'm a huge Fallout fan. There's always been one particular location in Fallout 3 that simultaneously fascinated and disturbed me, and that was the Dunwich Building. Based in Fallout lore around the literary works of HP Lovecraft, the name and themes involved are an obvious reference to the Dunwich Horror, a story about a tomb known as the Necrominicon, which a malcontent from the Dunwich area is trying to get a hold of for nefarious purposes. In the Fallout Universe, the Kirvbeknyiah (sp?) is its equivalent, and shares a very negative backstory surrounding its presence not only in the Wasteland, but its relations to the Dunwich Building itself. I won't spoil too much of what I cover already in the video, but basically, I decided I would largely improvise (except maybe 7 - 8 seconds of audio in the very beginning) a sort of tour / commentary along the way of exploring the Dunwich building and all it had to offer, courtesy of XSplit / Twitch. I only recorded audio for the intro because the intro I began to monologue in approaching the Dunwich building was kinda shite. This is going to follow my upcoming series detailing facts observed while playing the Fallout 3 (and later, New Vegas and 4) games, and some random things I found interesting along the way. + Commentary. Hope you enjoy the video, guys and girls =o Expect more in the future.
*SPOILERS & TRIGGER WARNINGS* In case any of you haven't noticed, I'm a huge Fallout fan. There's always been one particular location in Fallout 3 that simultaneously fascinated and disturbed me, and that was the Dunwich Building. Based in Fallout lore around the literary works of HP Lovecraft, the name and themes involved are an obvious reference to the Dunwich Horror, a story about a tomb known as the Necrominicon, which a malcontent from the Dunwich area is trying to get a hold of for nefarious purposes. In the Fallout Universe, the Kirvbeknyiah (sp?) is its equivalent, and shares a very negative backstory surrounding its presence not only in the Wasteland, but its relations to the Dunwich Building itself. I won't spoil too much of what I cover already in the video, but basically, I decided I would largely improvise (except maybe 7 - 8 seconds of audio in the very beginning) a sort of tour / commentary along the way of exploring the Dunwich building and all it had to offer, courtesy of XSplit / Twitch. I only recorded audio for the intro because the intro I began to monologue in approaching the Dunwich building was kinda shite. This is going to follow my upcoming series detailing facts observed while playing the Fallout 3 (and later, New Vegas and 4) games, and some random things I found interesting along the way. + Commentary. Hope you enjoy the video, guys and girls =o Expect more in the future.