Wildest Fallout 76 Easter Eggs

Someone at Bethesda Game Studios created 'The Mad Hatter's Tea Party' for the 'Wildest Fallout 76 Easter Eggs'.Bethesda Game Studios made 'The Mad Hatter's Tea Party'.Bethesda Game Studios is a big Lewis Carroll fan. Vault-dwellers in post-apocalyptic West Virginia might find an eerily deserted tea party.The tea party is set in the wilderness, featuring rocking chairs and festive balloons.This gathering references the Mad Hatter's tea party scene from Carroll's novel.

This odd gathering references the Mad Hatter's tea party from Carroll's classic novel.The reference is to Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.This is also referenced in some movies based on the book.

Hidden in the Fallout 76 map is the Torrance House.The location is in Fallout 76.The map features the Torrance House.The Torrance House is the location.Stanley Kubrick fans recall Torrance is the last name of the caretaker and his family in The Shining.The Torrance House links to The Shining.The house shares traits with the Overlook Hotel, like furniture covered in dustcloth and a hedge maze.

Those who enter the protectron-guarded hedge maze find Jack Torrance's skeleton and axe among the bushes. The nuclear blast thaws him out.

The Pied Piper is a robot that floats through West Virginia playing music.Some fans call this eyebot.A robot floats around West Virginia, playing music. Eyebots appear in the.This robot hypnotizes a pack of rad-rats to follow it.The rad-rats follow the robot wherever it goes.

Wandering in West Virginia might lead to an encounter with Breaking Bad.

Wandering in West Virginia brings an encounter with.The designers of Fallout 76 re-created an infamous scene in Breaking Bad.Walter White's remains appear in the scene.Fallout 76 This happens in typical Fallout fashion.Walter White worked just before the bombs hit West Virginia. That is a bad break.Players entering the mountains of West Virginia might find bodies.White frantically buries barrels of drug money before someone spots him.

Players launch the bodies where they land.Players cannot travel by this method.White wears fashion moments before bombs hit West Virginia. Think about your bad breaks.

Players brave the West Virginia mountains likely face.You will find a homage to Lotso in Fallout 76.A similar bear rests on a vehicle in Fallout 76, almost untouched by time.

Fallout 76 contains references to real locations, including the Whitespring Resort.

Players can find a vault beneath the Whitespring Resort's halls.Toy Story 3Players remember Lotso, the stuffed-bear antagonist from the animated film. Lotso ends up in a junkyard. A garbage truck driver finds him and puts him on the front of his truck.

The Whitespring Resort is where players find a vault.Homage to LotsoProject Greek Island served as a bunker for government workers during a nuclear attack.Fallout 76The Whitespring Resort is not used as a shelter.

Mothman, a West Virginian cryptid, becomes a deity in Fallout 76.According to some corpses in the woods, Mothman is a deity in Fallout 76.the Whitespring ResortA man's father came to stop him from dying.

This location copies Project Greek Island, a U.S. government fallout shelter under the Greenbrier Resort. It was meant as a bunker for workers during a nuclear attack. It functions as a shelter.The father decided to come along to prevent his son from dying.as a shelter.

Mothman, a West Virginian cryptid, becomes a deity inFallout 76 -at least,some corpses claim, according to some bodies found in the woods.A note on one body says he wanted to "pray to the Holy Mothman under the light of the moon" and join the mothman cult. His father came along to stop him from dying.

Players ran into something unknown out there. It was probably not the religious rapture they hoped for.

Players of theFallout 76The October beta featured a Halloween location. Hidden in Appalachia isPumpkin HouseThe house is aptly named for the dozens of carved pumpkins decorating the porch.

A Halloween-themed Mister Handy, Jack O' Lantern, gives fetch quests to players who help him replace his old gourds.

Classic arcade game fans might like a hiddenFallout 76terminalcontains the gameNuka Tappera variation of the 1983 arcade gameRoot Beer Tapperalso known asTapper.

The full game lets players serve customers in a root beer saloon style; it looks tough.

A staple ofFalloutFallout games feature the alien crash site random encounter, always leading to the powerful Alien Blaster.Fallout 76Fallout 76 handles things a little differently.though. Players find the blaster not on a crashed UFO, like in prior games, but stuck in an open safe in a toxic swamp. Even weirder, the gun is empty. To get ammo, players must complete a multi-step scavenger hunt ending in a secret lab with an experimented-on alien.

In a shift from previous games, and likely mocking players who expect more firepower, the blaster proves very weak upon discovery—it cannot handle even level one enemies.

One of the darkerFallout 76Easter eggs happenFallout 76 in an abandoned church.. Players see skeletons in the pews and a dark, vaguely demonic effigy on the altar.

An empty glass sits near each body, suggesting either a fatal form of worship or a faster option than nuclear annihilation.

Kent Connolly, a radio host fromFallout 4makes a surprise appearance inFallout 76.Connolly writes a fan email.to Shannon Rivers, a fictionalactress who playsthe Mistress of Mystery character in theFalloutuniverse. The email calls out plot holes in Rivers's show and asks the writers to be more consistent in future episodes.

This Easter egg suggests Bethesda, the game maker, mocks fans who focus too much on holes inFalloutlore, especially since Kent Connolly's role inFallout 4would not happen for another 100 years.

A running joke in the comedy seriesThe Officeis character Dwight Schrute's job as "Assistant to the Regional Manager." Dwight thinks he isthe Assistant Regional Manager (without the words "to the"), which upsets everyone around him.Fallout 76pays tribute to the bitby including terminal entries in Camden Park for an employee named Marty Porkins. The entries show Porkins stealing potato chips, donating to the park, and then getting promoted to Assistant to the Park Manager.

The system changes his title to Assistant Park Manager, matching the exact events ofThe Office.

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Fans of Polygon's popular YouTube seriesMonster FactoryMonster Factory will surprise players.The Final PamhasenteredFallout 76On the way to Camden Park, players can enter a house looking like those inFallout 4its starting area.

Inside, the name "PAM" appears in toy blocks. A radroach wears a top hat, cane, and wedding ring on the toilet. A metal husband lies on the ground. Plenty of Abraxo Cleaner is there to clean babies' bottoms.