📦❓Vault 77: The experiment with only one occupant and a crate of puppets
🌿🧟Vault 22: The botany experiment resulting in deadly plant monsters
🚟🚀Vault 114: The social experiment with a homeless overseer and unfinished construction
👔🏆Vault 3: The failed experiment in communal living, leading to conflict and raiders
💉🥴Vault 95: The experiment on drug addiction recovery turning into a relapse test
What was the purpose of the experiments in the Vaults?
—The experiments in the Vaults were conducted by Vault-Tec to observe the effects of various social, psychological, and environmental factors on the population.
Which Vault had the most disturbing experiment?
—Vault 87 had one of the most disturbing experiments, involving the Forced Evolutionary Virus that turned humans into Super Mutants.
Were there any successful experiments in the Vaults?
—Some Vaults had successful experiments, such as Vault 3, which aimed for communal living but resulted in conflicts and the formation of raiders.
Did any of the Vaults achieve their intended purpose?
—Most Vaults did not achieve their intended purpose, as Vault-Tec had ulterior motives and used the Vaults for inhumane experiments rather than their advertised purposes.
Which Vault would be the best to live in?
—Vault 115 is considered one of the better Vaults to live in, as it was a control Vault with no significant experiments or adverse conditions.
00:07Introduction to the Fallout Vaults: unique role-playing game locations
02:36Ranking starts with Vault 77: experiment with only one occupant and a crate of puppets
12:58Vault 22: botany experiment resulting in deadly plant monsters
17:25Vault 114: experiment with a homeless overseer and unfinished construction
19:02Vault 3: failed experiment in communal living, leading to conflict and raiders
09:54Vault 95: experiment on drug addiction recovery turning into a relapse test
