Fallout 76 just got bigger to make way for an extra vault, 12 new quests, and more Vault-Tec scheming
Preview | With the new Skyline Valley update, Fallout 76's West Virginia map gets bigger. Could Washington DC be next?
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GamesRPGFalloutFallout 76 just got bigger to make way for an extra vault, 12 new quests, and more Vault-Tec schemingWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
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The opening of the vault door is the most iconic image in Fallout – a Biblical rolling back of the stone that signifies rebirth into the changed world outside. Typically, though, the door stays on its hinges. It isn’t usually blasted across 100 miles of West Virginian sky at high velocity, like the cap from a shaken-up bottle of Nuka-Cola.
When the flying door finally comes in to land, it’s far from home. Like a …
