'Our world is sort of a theme park': Fallout 76's newest enlargement into the mysterious Ohio has confirmed to be its finest transfer but


Burning Springs is the newest enlargement in Fallout 76, and this time the map has been expanded sideways (to the Northwest, to be particular). And despite the fact that the brand new map is only a leap, skip, and a jump over the river, it is a completely completely different vibe.

“The best way Jon Rush (inventive director) likes to explain it’s, our world is sort of a theme park,” lead producer, Invoice LaCoste, tells me. “So each space has an outlined theme, and we did not have something that was very near that desert type of Wasteland. So this simply made good sense for the area that we might be increasing into, and the the explanation why the area is that means. It actually match effectively with what we had.”

The Rust Kingdom entrance

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This new space of the Wasteland is certainly impressed by the sandy slopes of Fallout: New Vegas and Fallout 3, with the pillars being “desert, deathclaws, and raiders”, which additionally coincidentally ties in with Fallout season 2 on Prime.

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