Press Start to Continue: Vault 19

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Most gamers know that in competitive multiplayer the oldest and most simple way of dividing up teams is Red and Blue. 

History

Well Vault-Tech decided to play this game with one of the Vaults. Vault 19 in the Red Rock Canyon outside Vegas did just that. The Vault separated its people into two factions a red faction and a blue faction.  Now wanting to make sure that the conflict would go on certain devices where designed to fail. Another conflict insurer was that the inhabitants of the vault all had pre-existing paranoia disorders. This is the all we know about vault 19 original inhabitants. Now by the year 2281 Samuel Cooke and his fellow escaped convicts have set up shop on Vault 19.


Next week we let card talk, dice roll and roulette ball spin as we look in to Vault 21.  

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