Uploaded May 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Lone Wanderer, the Courier, and the Sole Survivor head out for dinner. The Lone Wanderer brought a lunchbox, the Courier brought a dead gecko, and the Sole Survivor brought a frozen TV dinner. A brawl breaks out. One man is left standing. Who? In this video, I’m going to do my best to figure out who would win an end-game fight. This is... The Lone Wanderer vs The Courier vs Sole Survivor - Round 2.
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Lone Wanderer VS The Courier VS Sole Survivor - Round 2 (in text form)
The Lone Wanderer's up first. It’s actually good to start with Fallout 3 and the Lone Wanderer because the ending has less choice. It doesn’t matter what the Wanderer does, he, again for this video i’m assuming they’re all men, fights alongside Lyon’s Pride, an elite group within the Brotherhood of Steel, with Liberty Prime to defeat the Enclave. Liberty Prime is a force to be reckon with. Broken Steel reveals that the Brotherhood wipe the floor with the Enclave in every encounter because of Liberty Prime. But beyond Liberty Prime, Broken Steel gives the Wanderer access to an Orbital Strike. If Liberty Prime is a Fat Man, the Orbital Strike is an Experimental MIRV. It is destruction on a scale very few things in Fallout come close to matching. Powerful enough to turn the Citadel, the Brotherhood’s Capital Wasteland Headquarters, into a pile of rubble. From what I can tell, the Orbital Strike is a one-and-done deal, it can’t be fired twice. There’s also the Death Ray on Mothership Zeta which can be fired at Earth, but it is destroyed through the DLC’s main quest line. It’s not something the Wanderer has access to again. There aren’t a ton of factions in Fallout 3 that the Wanderer can be a part of. There’s the Brotherhood of Steel and the Regulators if he has good karma. The Regulators are a good ally to have, but when he already has a giant robot, it’s not really a game changer.
The Courier has many more factions and possible allies in the Mojave than the Wanderer did in the Capital Wasteland. The big ones are NCR, Legion, and Mr House and Yes Man. House and Yes Man both yield the same results, so we’ll ignore them for now. I’m going to say that the Courier sides the NCR for a couple reasons. The Legion is certainly formidable under Caesar, but once he dies it’s kind of a mess. Plus, the NCR has over 700,000 citizens, even if all of them aren’t soldiers, that’s a lot of potential soldiers available. The Securitron forces of House or Yes Man is less than 1,000 robots strong. When fully upgraded that’s a hell of an army, but there’s more things at play here than just body counts, which we’ll get to momentarily. Let’s look at the other factions who can come to the aid of the Courier. The Boomers have access to plane, many missile launchers, and artillery. In the post-war world, not many can defend against an arial bombardment. The Mojave chapter of the Brotherhood of Steel have high-end energy weaponry and Power Armor. The Follower’s of the Apocalypse are not exactly fighters, they’re doctors and nurses primarily, though they will use firearms to defend themselves if need be. It never hurts to have medics on the battlefield.
Now, we arrive at the Sole Survivor. Fallout 4 is similar to 3 in that there aren’t very many factions for the Sole Survivor to side with. There’s pretty much just the main four: the Railroad, Brotherhood of Steel, Institute, and Minutemen. The Minutemen and Railroad are a joke compared to the other two. The Institute can send quite a few synths to any location in the Commonwealth to deal with a situation. No matter how fortified, the synths can just teleport in. However, the Brotherhood of Steel has many advantages. They have military strategists and combat veterans making decisions. They have solid weapons at their disposal and power armor. They have vertibirds and the Prydwen. And they have an upgraded version of Liberty Prime. No contest.
The Courier wins, but the Chosen One would fuck them all seven ways to Sunday.
The Lone Wanderer, the Courier, and the Sole Survivor head out for dinner. The Lone Wanderer brought a lunchbox, the Courier brought a dead gecko, and the Sole Survivor brought a frozen TV dinner. A brawl breaks out. One man is left standing. Who? In this video, I’m going to do my best to figure out who would win an end-game fight. This is... The Lone Wanderer vs The Courier vs Sole Survivor - Round 2.
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6 Saddest Fallout Stories: youtube.com/watch?v=1eJIe9GEGGo
10 Weirdest References in Fallout: youtube.com/watch?v=uXoJxLSK2Uo
6 Oldest Fallout Characters: youtube.com/watch?v=RRqLRVH2liw
10 Things You Didn’t Know About Fallout, Again: youtube.com/watch?v=XmDgepLf5qo
Fallout - What About Michigan? (Michigan & The Great War): youtube.com/watch?v=Du96SLYC8ew
6 Most F*cked-Up Fallout Vaults (Most Disturbing Fallout Vaults: youtube.com/watch?v=KZXEXLyTD2w
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Lone Wanderer VS The Courier VS Sole Survivor - Round 2 (in text form)
The Lone Wanderer's up first. It’s actually good to start with Fallout 3 and the Lone Wanderer because the ending has less choice. It doesn’t matter what the Wanderer does, he, again for this video i’m assuming they’re all men, fights alongside Lyon’s Pride, an elite group within the Brotherhood of Steel, with Liberty Prime to defeat the Enclave. Liberty Prime is a force to be reckon with. Broken Steel reveals that the Brotherhood wipe the floor with the Enclave in every encounter because of Liberty Prime. But beyond Liberty Prime, Broken Steel gives the Wanderer access to an Orbital Strike. If Liberty Prime is a Fat Man, the Orbital Strike is an Experimental MIRV. It is destruction on a scale very few things in Fallout come close to matching. Powerful enough to turn the Citadel, the Brotherhood’s Capital Wasteland Headquarters, into a pile of rubble. From what I can tell, the Orbital Strike is a one-and-done deal, it can’t be fired twice. There’s also the Death Ray on Mothership Zeta which can be fired at Earth, but it is destroyed through the DLC’s main quest line. It’s not something the Wanderer has access to again. There aren’t a ton of factions in Fallout 3 that the Wanderer can be a part of. There’s the Brotherhood of Steel and the Regulators if he has good karma. The Regulators are a good ally to have, but when he already has a giant robot, it’s not really a game changer.
The Courier has many more factions and possible allies in the Mojave than the Wanderer did in the Capital Wasteland. The big ones are NCR, Legion, and Mr House and Yes Man. House and Yes Man both yield the same results, so we’ll ignore them for now. I’m going to say that the Courier sides the NCR for a couple reasons. The Legion is certainly formidable under Caesar, but once he dies it’s kind of a mess. Plus, the NCR has over 700,000 citizens, even if all of them aren’t soldiers, that’s a lot of potential soldiers available. The Securitron forces of House or Yes Man is less than 1,000 robots strong. When fully upgraded that’s a hell of an army, but there’s more things at play here than just body counts, which we’ll get to momentarily. Let’s look at the other factions who can come to the aid of the Courier. The Boomers have access to plane, many missile launchers, and artillery. In the post-war world, not many can defend against an arial bombardment. The Mojave chapter of the Brotherhood of Steel have high-end energy weaponry and Power Armor. The Follower’s of the Apocalypse are not exactly fighters, they’re doctors and nurses primarily, though they will use firearms to defend themselves if need be. It never hurts to have medics on the battlefield.
Now, we arrive at the Sole Survivor. Fallout 4 is similar to 3 in that there aren’t very many factions for the Sole Survivor to side with. There’s pretty much just the main four: the Railroad, Brotherhood of Steel, Institute, and Minutemen. The Minutemen and Railroad are a joke compared to the other two. The Institute can send quite a few synths to any location in the Commonwealth to deal with a situation. No matter how fortified, the synths can just teleport in. However, the Brotherhood of Steel has many advantages. They have military strategists and combat veterans making decisions. They have solid weapons at their disposal and power armor. They have vertibirds and the Prydwen. And they have an upgraded version of Liberty Prime. No contest.
The Courier wins, but the Chosen One would fuck them all seven ways to Sunday.
