Yeah there should be some small Easter egg with Alchestbreach, something like this:



This is from The Inheritance by Someguy 2000, from 11:47

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I'm on the fence about adding any online game/mod reviewer to a Fallout game as an actual playable character or NPC. Yet, seeing as the AlChestBreach, Gopher and The Story Teller are very comfortable speaking through their respective followers and general public, why not add them as commentators for the radio stations? I think any one, or all, would be a good addition without breaking lore.

An official character I highly doubt, since there are so many more youtubers that do Fallout related stuff that have an equal right to be in the game, same as him. That wouldn't really be easy to just make them all easter eggs IMO.

I love Al, but I don't see him being an NPC.

I don't feel like anyone deserves to be in a game just because they review mods or stream Twitch or whatever. There are hundreds, if not thousands of people who have contributed to keeping these games relevant/alive in recent years, to some degree or another - modders more than anyone.

Tesvixen wrote:

I don't feel like anyone deserves to be in a game just because they review mods or stream Twitch or whatever.  There are hundreds, if not thousands of people who have contributed to keeping these games relevant/alive in recent years, to some degree or another - modders more than anyone.


 

I'm not saying that he deserves to be in a fallout game, and if he was given a chance he would most likely refuse.
But i do agree modders keep the fallout series alive, But if it wort for people doing mod reviews, then people that plays consoles like me would have never gotten into PC gaming

CovertReaper019 wrote:

Tesvixen wrote:

I don't feel like anyone deserves to be in a game just because they review mods or stream Twitch or whatever.  There are hundreds, if not thousands of people who have contributed to keeping these games relevant/alive in recent years, to some degree or another - modders more than anyone.


 

I'm not saying that he deserves to be in a fallout game, and if he was given a chance he would most likely refuse.
But i do agree modders keep the fallout series alive, But if it wort for people doing mod reviews, then people that plays consoles like me would have never gotten into PC gaming

And my point is, if modders didn't create those mods in the first place, there'd be nothing to review.

Tesvixen wrote:

CovertReaper019 wrote:

Tesvixen wrote:

I don't feel like anyone deserves to be in a game just because they review mods or stream Twitch or whatever.  There are hundreds, if not thousands of people who have contributed to keeping these games relevant/alive in recent years, to some degree or another - modders more than anyone.


 

I'm not saying that he deserves to be in a fallout game, and if he was given a chance he would most likely refuse.
But i do agree modders keep the fallout series alive, But if it wort for people doing mod reviews, then people that plays consoles like me would have never gotten into PC gaming

And my point is, if modders didn't create those mods in the first place, there'd be nothing to review.

True, but the videos these guys make are literally free commercials for Bethesda. Is it enough to get a character in-game? Probably not, unless you're Totalbiscuit or PewdiePie that have reached out to alot of people. I know Totalbiscuit for example have an item named after him in League of Legends because his influence made a positive impact on the game. If someone like PewdiePie suddenly started to make Fallout videos, introducing the game to millions of viewers, I think that would be deserving of some kind of in-game reference.

Hah, Al is one of my favorite youtubers. I wonder what kind of dialogue would he have if they added him in the game. It would be cool if they add some of his companions like Jerry and Cuddlesworth.

Crispian11 wrote:

Tesvixen wrote:

CovertReaper019 wrote:

Tesvixen wrote:

I don't feel like anyone deserves to be in a game just because they review mods or stream Twitch or whatever.  There are hundreds, if not thousands of people who have contributed to keeping these games relevant/alive in recent years, to some degree or another - modders more than anyone.


 

I'm not saying that he deserves to be in a fallout game, and if he was given a chance he would most likely refuse.
But i do agree modders keep the fallout series alive, But if it wort for people doing mod reviews, then people that plays consoles like me would have never gotten into PC gaming

And my point is, if modders didn't create those mods in the first place, there'd be nothing to review.

True, but the videos these guys make are literally free commercials for Bethesda. Is it enough to get a character in-game? Probably not, unless you're Totalbiscuit or PewdiePie that have reached out to alot of people. I know Totalbiscuit for example have an item named after him in League of Legends because his influence made a positive impact on the game. If someone like PewdiePie suddenly started to make Fallout videos, introducing the game to millions of viewers, I think that would be deserving of some kind of in-game reference.

that is true i now Jacksepticeye has a few items named after him in Subnautica, its not a big game like fallout but its there.

AceGoober wrote:

I'm on the fence about adding any online game/mod reviewer to a Fallout game as an actual playable character or NPC. Yet, seeing as the AlChestBreach, Gopher and The Story Teller are very comfortable speaking through their respective followers and general public, why not add them as commentators for the radio stations? I think any one, or all, would be a good addition without breaking lore.

that would be funny, like in fallout 3 you have the story's of Herbert Daring Dash-wood, they could make one up of the AL TEAM from new vegas.

alonewolf003 wrote:

I like Alchestbreach and all, but this would probably never happens. Because lore. You can't simply place a youtuber in a game just because he's famous or good influence. >_>

Maybe an easter egg and such but I don't see it happening.

they put pewdiepie in saverl games just because hes famous on youtube.

It would be quite funny to see a character use one of his lines like "I don't speak Spanish" as an obscure reference. I think it's more like something obsidian would do. They have references to the two bears high fiving mod and nuka break in their DLCs for NV.

I think it would be funny if Al was a random NPC you encounter briefly during your travels.
He doesn't even have to be interactable...if you try to talk to him he can tell you to "get lost, hussy!" or "Sorry I don't talk to hobos." And then go back to conversing with Steve the radroach.
His humor definitely isn't for everyone but he cracks me up. I still go back to his old videos and laugh like a moron.

CovertReaper019 wrote:

alonewolf003 wrote:

I like Alchestbreach and all, but this would probably never happens. Because lore. You can't simply place a youtuber in a game just because he's famous or good influence. >_>

Maybe an easter egg and such but I don't see it happening.

they put pewdiepie in saverl games just because hes famous on youtube.

What is a saverl game? I'm assuming what you said are the little indie games. Fallout takes its lore seriously.

I feel that if Al was in the game he'd be a scavenger with steve following him around, but I think this should only happen if Wild Wasteland still exists as an option.

I'd say it would definitely be a humorous addition to the Fallout universe, and I would enjoy seeing a possible reference to him, but it would be difficult to see where he would fit in the lore of the universe.

alonewolf003 wrote:

CovertReaper019 wrote:

alonewolf003 wrote:

I like Alchestbreach and all, but this would probably never happens. Because lore. You can't simply place a youtuber in a game just because he's famous or good influence. >_>

Maybe an easter egg and such but I don't see it happening.

they put pewdiepie in saverl games just because hes famous on youtube.

What is a saverl game? I'm assuming what you said are the little indie games. Fallout takes its lore seriously.

I believe they were trying to say "several", but you're still right about the "indie game" bit. It seems only fair that certain game's decide to retain their integrity in both lore and continuity, rather then pander for the sake of pandering.

PROROOK363 wrote:

rather then pander for the sake of pandering.

Agreed, it just wouldn't work adding Al when he has no legitimate reason to be in the game...a small reference to something he has done or said would be acceptable, but something that is straight up AlChestBreach put directly into the game is too much

PROROOK363 wrote:

alonewolf003 wrote:

CovertReaper019 wrote:

alonewolf003 wrote:

I like Alchestbreach and all, but this would probably never happens. Because lore. You can't simply place a youtuber in a game just because he's famous or good influence. >_>

Maybe an easter egg and such but I don't see it happening.

they put pewdiepie in saverl games just because hes famous on youtube.

What is a saverl game? I'm assuming what you said are the little indie games. Fallout takes its lore seriously.

I believe they were trying to say "several", but you're still right about the "indie game" bit. It seems only fair that certain game's decide to retain their integrity in both lore and continuity, rather then pander for the sake of pandering.

yes that is what i was trying to say, thank u. what i'm saying is they put pewdiepie in several indie games which isn't as popular as fallout of course.But they do have a Reference of jacksepticeye in the game Subnautica, which is a pretty good game by the way.