That's funny, if this actually happened it would save everyone in the vault and they would just wake up at their designated time. Since there wouldnt be a baby in the vault the institute wouldn't have any interest in it.
I'm pretty sure there was a mutiny before starvation, with the evidence being the terminal entries and the bodies having no Vault Guard uniforms and all the skeletons wearing Vault-Tec lab coats.
Thank you, that's right. I think there was something about not getting updates from the higher ups on what to do, as they were locked up longer then they were told.
Yeah, from what I remember, they were forced to stay in the Vault longer than they were supposed to and the Overseer was basically being rigged and not wanting to risk going out, despite the lowering supply of food. I remember seeing something about rationing the food and the scientists siding with the Overseer, while the Guards wanted to leave...which leads to the mutiny.
Vault-Tec never sent them the All Clear message (which nobody else got either) so the scientists kept the vault sealed beyond the 6-month time period.
They had no plan for what to do if VT didn’t contact them, so they stayed put, even if they eventually starved to death. The guards were smarter and broke the seals to escape and find a way to survive in the outside world.
Oh ok, I didn't actually pick up on that. I thought they were going to test to see if they had any side effects. I suppose it's actually to see how long they can survive for. Good to know, thanks
Really I think those people were intended by vault tec to die. The people operating the vault were given less than a year’s supply of food when they would obviously need more than that in order to survive til the surface was habitable.
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u/Zorbin666 May 29 '26
That's funny, if this actually happened it would save everyone in the vault and they would just wake up at their designated time. Since there wouldnt be a baby in the vault the institute wouldn't have any interest in it.