Fallout 76 is a post-nuclear online multiplayer action role-playing video game developed by Bethesda Game Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks. It is the ninth game in the Fallout series and serves as a narrative prequel to previous Fallout games.
Release date: November 14, 2018
Platforms: PC, Xbox One, Playstation 4
Official website: https://fallout.bethesda.net/
Appalachia / West Wirginia
The game world, approximately four times the size of that of Fallout 4, is modeled on West Virginia and features recreations of many real locations such as State Capitol, Woodburn Hall, New River Gorge Bridge, Watoga or the Greenbrier and many others. The game will also feature numerous monsters, several of which are inspired by local folklore. Your character will be able to travel through mountains, swamps, wastelands, ruined towns and floodplains.
The whole world of the game is divided into six regions with different climate and enemy levels:
- The Forest - low radiation zone, beautiful area packed with trees and vibrant vegetation. It is a starting area of Fallout 76 so Vault 76 is located here.
- The Ash Heap - home to a hollowed mountain stripped down by mining companies.
- Toxic Valley - after the bombs fell, chemicals discharged from the factories cloaked this area with white powder.
- Savage Divide - a barren desert wasteland with varying altitude.
- The Mire - a region of swampland up the eastern side of Appalachia.
- Cranberry Bog - collection of five bogs located in the southeast corner of the Fallout 76 map.
- Appalachia is modeled on West Virginia and features recreations of many real locations. The whole world of the game is divided into six regions with different climate and enemy levels: The Forest, The Ash Heap, Cranberry Bog, Toxic Valley, Savage Divide and The Mire.
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Make a lot of noise to lure a deadly creature to the Buck's Den Beer House, and defeat it.
To take part in this event you have to go to the Watoga High School. This event can be played individually or against other players.
You will receive this quest when you complete the "Strength in Numbers" quest. After saving her guards, she is going to tell you what she knows about Crane.
You will receive this quest when you complete the "Hunter for Hire" quest. Duchess will ask you to help her find the two missing persons.
You will receive this quest after completing the "Wayward Souls" mission.
