What are your favourite Vaults from either Fallout 1, Fallout 2, Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas or Fallout 4?

Mine are probably Vault 15 from Fallout 1 (Probably out of nostalgia) or Vault 11 from Fallout New Vegas.

Vault 8. Yeah, it spawned the fascist Vault City (screw you, Lynette!) but it was a simple Vault that opened up, people created a city around it and all was fine. No dumb, wacky science experiments or other conspiracy nonsense - just a nuclear shelter that worked as intended.

Vault 108. For the Garys

Vault 101. It was just fleshed out more than all of the other Vaults. If they never accepted to take you and your Dad who knows what could have happened to you.

Definitely Vault 11. When I discovered what had happened inside, I was disturbed yet could not help but feel very intrigued with the cult-like sacrifices the residents would proceed with after an election.  An experiment on human nature, it demonstrated the value of beliefs over a single human life.

A close second would be Vault 112. Tranquility Lane was probably one of my favorite quests in Fallout 3 and I found the overseer Stanislaus Braun to be one of the more interesting sort of villains in the game. A sadist who keeps all the residents in a never ending simulation as his toys to torment.

Difficult to pick one, but I think the vault 34 would have been my favorite with his huge weapon stock .... or the vault 69.
Those who know will understand.

Vault 101, because it seems like it would be a pretty comfy place to live. (Aside from the tyrannical overseer of course!)

Vault 81 intrigued me in Fallout 4, I know, sew me for saying one of my favorite vaults is in Fallout 4, regardless, I felt a very uncomfortable feeling like I was being watched heavily, and the atmosphere was set pretty well upon entrance. Who knows, maybe I just don't like company. ;P

Vault 21 seeing on how a vault is now open in the strip as a motel i feel cramped but cozy at the same time

Vault 101 hands down. Fallout 3 was my first Fallout game ever. After leaving the vault and seeing the games world it was very breath taking.

Vault 11 was harrowing. That and 22.

Vault 13 from Fallout 2. It's filled with intelligent, telepathic Deathclaws that don't eat you on sight, but instead decide to have a conversation with you. Also, you're able to recruit Goris, a very scholarly Deathclaw who wears a robe.

Vault 88 It's my favorite because it had the most important Expirement out of all the vaults.

1 MAN

999 Puppets 

(It's a real vault)

11 for its brilliant story,
106 for its spookyness,
13 for its history.

Vault 108 for being flat out weird, vault 34 because it is in a cool location in the back of a cave and it was the first vault I ever found in FNV or vault 22 because of their Zion connection.

Vault 34, because this vault have a lot of guns and waterpool)

Vault 101 has a big nostalgia effect on me, Fo3 was my first Fallout game. But I think all of them were interesting in their own way

Easy question, vault 77! no argument

Vault 11 is definitely an intriguing story, even if especially on the darker side. You couldn't help but to feel that mutual despair in the realization of what they had to do all along when the last survivors heard the mainframe's response. An interpretation of that holotape you first discover of the gunshots firing, and the last breath of the remaining voice's whimper as he drops his gun, in the end.. the 4 v 1 mentality circumstance further shows that even at the end, they still did not learn their lesson.

Vault 3's story of events was also as interesting, picking up on the bits and pieces of information among the Terminals, and the election that resulted in it's demise to so hastily open it's doors, rather than taking it nice and slow. Their haste and eagerness becoming their unfortunate undoing.


I've only ever played Fallout New Vegas, and it's honestly hard to pick "a" favorite from among the handful that there are in there. But I guess you could say those two stick to me the most because of their test on human nature and instinct. Where as Vault 34's was just an asshole Overseer. BI

My Favorite Vault will forever be vault 106 in fallout 3, it had always creep me out and the story behind it was also dark yet interesting