If they were intelligent and physically well built, they were either “harvested” for their good genes when they turned eighteen or were recruited to the vault’s science team after graduation. The futures of the children were decided by their potential. Inside the vault, the children were lectured about “Uptopland”, which was portrayed as a catastrophic, deadly place that could only be remedied by the children themselves. The surviving children were tested mentally and physically as part of the experiment. Like many of Vault-Tec‘s vaults, Vault 75 had it’s own secret agenda, in this case, it was to enhance the gene pool of its housed children to create stronger and more intelligent subjects. Not long after, all adults were separated from the children and killed by Vault security. When the bombs fell in 2077, the children with their designated families and teachers took refuge within the vault. Vault 75Ĭonstructed underneath Malden Middle School, Vault 75 was touted as a safe haven for children in the event of catastrophic war. SPOILER ALERT: While none of these areas are predominately featured in main questlines, they reveal some very spooky and unique tales that you may not want to spoil for yourself. In this list, we examine some of the most meticulously-crafted environmental stories, told through battle carnage, terminal worklogs, holotapes, grisly displays, and other scenic details. Every major location can hide some unnerving (or comedic) details of what occurred there in the past. The Fallout series is frequently praised for its numerous quest lines and spectacular focus on environmental atmosphere.
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