The next Fallout game - Fallout 76 - has just been announced. But what lies inside Vault 76? Turns out we had the answer a full three years ago, when then-resident soothsayer Steve got the scoop on not just that, but the contents of Vaults 1 through 111. So why wait for E3? Scroll this way to get the answers right now...
Vaults! When the nukes dropped on the Fallout universe, humanity slithered into hundreds of these life-sustaining, radiation-proof vaults, unaware that the sinister corporation charged with building the things had a hidden agenda. Vault-Tec used these underground bunkers to carry out bizarre sociological experiments on their unwitting residents, playing them off against one another in sick power games or pumping their air supply full of psychoactive compounds.
Fallout 4 has got literal oodles of previously unknown vaults to discover and explore. And would you know it, I just happen to have an exhaustive list of the contents of each one. How did I come across this exclusive dossier? Well, between you and me, let's just say I made them all up in a regrettable afternoon's work, realising too late that I hadn't the patience or ability to get to 111, nor the modicum of shame required to consider not posting the thing as it is.
Right, here you go. Sorry.
Vault 1: Just spiders, a vault filled shin-deep with spiders. Anybody who complains about or mentions that there are spiders everywhere or remarks that it's impossible to eat cereal without also shovelling spoonfuls of writhing spiders into your mouth is immediately banished from the vault.
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