"My eyes have seen the defeat of my adversaries Excerpts from Psalm 92 include:Īnd make music to your name, O Most High, But like most vaults, that was a ruse to cover an experiment, one involving a white nose form of hypnotism to make the musicians combat oriented. Vault 92 was to be a place where the best music talent available was to be kept and allowed to thrive. And, as anyone who played Fallout 3 knows, that's exactly what the Overseer did, he killed Jonas and basically exiled your character. A man who would kill or exile anyone who tried to change or defy his rules. Sounds to me like the words of a man that believes himself infallible and that his word is law. No one who speaks falsely will stand in my presence" "No one who practices deceit will dwell in my house "Whoever slanders his neighbor in secret, him will I put to silence" Men of perverse heart shall be far from me" The deeds of faithless men I hate they will not cling to me. "I will walk in my house with blameless heart. Now let's look at some chosen excerpts from Psalms 101. Let's start with something familiar, Vault 101.ġ01 is lead by the Overseer at the start of Fallout 3, the Overseer is a dictator with zero tolerance for people that go against his rules and are different. The Psalms seem to describe the Vaults themselves, if rather loosely in some cases. And I really hope this isn't an established thing I'm just stumbling upon now. What came up was, indeed, a lot of mathematics I do not understand, but also something I hadn't expected. This lead me to believe the number had some binary or scientific importance, so I googled it. Most theories of the game's main story seem to be revolving around the inclusion of androids, ala the Replicated Man quest in Fallout 3 and its origins being in the area know as the Commonwealth, aka Massachusetts, which seems to be the setting of Fallout 4. So I've been thinking of this since the debut of the Fallout 4 trailer, it started with finding significance in the Vault's number being 111.
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