The True Fallout of Nuclear Bombs - Exploring the Devastating Effects

💣The explosions in the Fallout TV show have a significantly lower yield compared to what is stated in the Fallout lore.

🌪️The smaller bombs seen in the show have a yield of 100 tons, while the bigger bomb measures just 1 kiloton.

🏙️The city of Los Angeles would still be significantly affected by these explosions, but most people would have time to escape the devastation.

🎮Similar smaller explosions are also seen in Fallout 3 and Fallout 4, questioning the world's level of devastation in the Fallout franchise.

🧐This revelation challenges the perception of the Fallout world and raises questions about the true impact of nuclear bombs.

How powerful are the explosions in the Fallout TV show?

—The explosions have a yield of 100 tons and 1 kiloton of TNT, significantly lower than what is suggested in the Fallout lore.

Are these explosions more realistic than previous depictions in the Fallout franchise?

—Yes, the explosions seen in the show are in line with those depicted in Fallout 3 and Fallout 4, suggesting that the world's devastation may not be as extensive as initially portrayed.

Would people have time to escape the city during these explosions?

—Yes, most people would have time to evacuate and avoid the immediate impact of the explosions.

Is the Fallout franchise faithful to realistic nuclear bomb effects?

—The Fallout franchise takes creative liberties with the destructive power of nuclear bombs, resulting in a more-fictionalized world.

How does this revelation impact the perception of the Fallout world?

—This revelation challenges our understanding of the Fallout world's devastation and raises questions about its true impact.

00:00The explosions in the Fallout TV show have a significantly lower yield compared to what is stated in the Fallout lore.

10:13The bombs in the show have a yield of 100 tons and 1 kiloton of TNT, challenging the perception of the Fallout world's devastation.

14:47The explosions seen in the show are in line with those depicted in Fallout 3 and Fallout 4, suggesting that the world's devastation may not be as extensive as initially portrayed.

15:47Most people would have time to evacuate and avoid the immediate impact of the explosions.

15:54The Fallout franchise takes creative liberties with the destructive power of nuclear bombs, resulting in a more-fictionalized world.

15:59This revelation challenges our understanding of the Fallout world's devastation and raises questions about its true impact.