This Is Why You’ll Never Survive as a Caravan Guard in Fallout

Описание: Why caravan guards are the most exploited people in Fallout?
The wasteland economy doesn’t run on bottle caps — it runs on blood.
For seventeen years, Marcus Hale has walked the deadliest roads in Fallout’s New California. Not as a trader, not as a raider… but as a caravan guard — a disposable, underpaid shock absorber for capitalism in a world without laws. In this gripping, firsthand exposé, we dive deep into the brutal economic systems that govern post-war commerce. Caps, contracts, bullets, brahmin, and death benefits — it’s all math. And the math never favors the people holding the guns.

💀 What’s the real cost of protection?
📉 How many caps does your life buy?
🩸 Why do guards die poor while merchants grow rich?

This is Fallout’s economy stripped to the bone — no heroics, no vaults, just the raw, calculated grind of escorting cargo through a hellscape that views you as cheaper than the product you're defending.

What you’ll learn in this video:

Why the caravan guard wage system is built to exploit you

How bottle caps function as both salary and noose

What routes (Junktown, Boneyard, Necropolis, Big Circle) pay — and why

How companies like Crimson Caravan and Far Go Traders play guards like pawns

What a stimpak really costs when it’s saving your life

How ammo, armor, and death benefits are part of an actuarial scam

Why retirement is a myth in the wasteland

If you’ve ever wondered how Fallout’s economy really works beneath the surface — this is the human cost. The guards. The expendables. The numbers no one wants to face.

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