Fallout 76 May Take us Back to Washington

Dataminers looking for hidden files in Fallout 76 have stumbled upon a location reminiscent of Washington from Fallout 3.

Mikolaj Laszkiewicz

Recently, Bethesda shared the roadmap for Fallout 76, which was quite well received by the community. The latest information that got online suggests that this is not the end of news and the developers may take us back to Washington.

A post appeared on Reddit, in a thread about Fallout 76 , saying that dataminers have dug up information from the game's files about where the game might take us next. They seem to suggest that one of the mysterious Expeditions will take us to Washington, D.C. - a region well known to Fallout 3 fans. The screenshots of the place, which really does resemble the post-apocalyptic capital of the United States of America, cam be found on Imgur.

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Dataminers have found a location reminiscent of the Dupont Circle in downtown Washington, DC.

All of the material available online are said to have come from a hacked server allowing access to Expedition, a new game mode not yet available through normal gameplay. It's worth noting at this point that most of the elements shown on the screenshots are unfinished and we don't know if they'll ever make it into Fallout 76, but if this information is confirmed, players may look at the title with a slightly more favorable eye, as we all know that nothing improves a reputation like a nostalgic return after many years.

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November 14, 2018

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Mikolaj Laszkiewicz

Author: Mikolaj Laszkiewicz

Have been working at gamepressure.com since May 2020. First, he was a newsman in the Technology department, over time he began to get involved in games and journalism, as well as edit and supervise the Technology newsroom. He is currently the editor-in-chief of the Futurebeat.pl site. He previously shared his thoughts on video games in, e.g. various thematic groups. A lawyer by education. He plays on everything and in everything, which can sometimes be reflected in his reviews. His favorite console is the Nintendo 3DS, he plays a new FIFA every year and tries to broaden his gaming horizons. Loves broadly understood computer equipment and disassembles everything that falls into his hands.

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