The unpredictable environments of can hide an assortment of powerful items you may want to collect for your adventures ahead. The landscape of alternative nuclear technology, mutated people and transformed animals can make your journey challenging as you leave the safety of a vault. You'll need every tool possible to survive the dangers of this game's vast open world.
Unlike other titles in the series, this game sees you and many other players exit a vault on Reclamation Day to try to colonize the surface only 25 years after nuclear war. The radiation-filled world you discover is full of items to collect, from basic materials to rare gear. Expanded map updates to have only increased the amount of treasures you can find as you travel.
Vault-Tec didn’t have the best interests of the population in mind when it designed its Vaults, and these are ones you don’t want to live in.
Holiday decorations may have helped survivors on the surface deal with the apocalyptic conditions of the world. The explosives found next to a Scarecrow may not be a particularly special item you can collect, but they are a rare and hidden set of objects that tell a visual story. A guardian that once scared birds away from crops in a field now guards crates that contain weapons more appropriate for the current state of the Wasteland.
This impressive find is in the hills to the Northeast of the National Isolate Radio Array in. You can only find the Pumpkin Scarecrow if you travel along the hills toward a strange altar located within the rocks alongside the structure. The explosive crates surrounding the Scarecrow contain a secret cache of Pulse Mines, Molotov Cocktails, and Frag Mines that can be a great treasure for your future self-defense.
A Rifle is an incredibly potent weapon that delivers a mini-nuke charge, shot in an arching trajectory from far away. Unless you like instant incineration, you do not want to use this gun from close range on your enemies. This Rifle is one of the best
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