This decision would marry the positions of Overseer and Sacrifice until the end. The residents of the vault, in their shock and anger at discovering this after having already been sealed inside the vault, selected the original Overseer (whom they viewed as having betrayed them) as the first sacrifice. Of the original residents, only the Overseer had entered the vault knowing about the yearly sacrifice. The computer did not require that the sacrifice should be the Overseer, but if a sacrifice was not selected, the computer controlling the vault would execute the entire population. Therefore, at the end of the Overseer's term of office, the Overseer was required to enter a chamber below the Overseer's office to be executed by the vault's computers. 'Elections' and the Overseer's roleД®vidence gathered from computer terminals throughout the vault attests that the vault residents were required to select an annual sacrifice from among their members. By the time the residents refused to continue sacrificing their residents, only five survivors remained. It stated that by choosing not to select one of their own as a sacrifice, they were 'a shining example to humanity,' and that none of them would be killed, as well as that they would then able to come and go from the Vault freely. In actuality, should the residents refuse, an 'automated solution response' would be played. In the experiment, its inhabitants were told that they must sacrifice one of their fellow Vault dwellers each year, and that, should they refuse, the Vault's life support systems would be permanently shut down. 1.1 'Elections' and the Overseer's roleДЄs with most other Vaults, Vault 11 was a social experiment.

Fallout 4 four play violate guide