The experiment continued until there were only five original inhabitants left, who all refused to continue rather than choose. They were told that unless they did this, everyone in the vault would be killed. Vault 11 - This vault was a massive social experiment wherein the inhabitants were required to select one person to sacrifice every year. They hoped to trade with the locals and rebuild society instead, they were slaughtered by a gang of raiders called the Fiends, who then took over Vault 3 and used it as their base. However, they were eventually forced out into the wastes by an unplanned water leak. Vault 3 - This “control vault” opened 20 years after the Great War, but its inhabitants kept it closed longer. Vault 0 did not “house” its inhabitants in any traditional sense - instead, their brains were extracted surgically and kept cryogenically frozen and hooked up to a giant supercomputer called the Calculator, while an army of robots kept the systems running. It was also intended to monitor and control other vaults, keeping watch over the various vault experiments. Vault 0 - This vault housed the best scientific and military minds of pre-war America. By 2063 the project was finished, with the exception of Vaults 13 and 112, which were completed by 2074, three years before the Great War. Other vaults were built in scattered locations throughout the United States, with 122 eventually constructed. Project Safehouse broke ground in 2054 with the first “proof of concept” vault built under Los Angeles. Unofficially, however, Vault-Tec executives and researchers had other, more sinister plans. Originally called Project Safehouse, the purpose of the vaults was officially to increase the chances of American survival should the worst happen. government commissioned Vault-Tec to build a system of underground complexes to safeguard a portion of the American population in case of nuclear war. During the final years of the Resource Wars, as tensions rose between the United States and, well, pretty much the rest of the world but especially China and the Soviet Union, the U.S.
Twelve cases of Vault-Tec's most bizarre vault experiments.
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