Fallout 76 Newcomer Maps Guides

Fallout 76 is the latest sequel to a series of role-playing games. This game will officially meet with players soon. How to get started with this game? Many newcomers have been attracted attention to this work. Here is a detailed explanation of the Fallout 76 Newcomer Getting Started Guide system, let's take a look. 

The game is set in a place called "Appalachia" 25 years after the nuclear war destroyed the earth after The Great War in 2102 compared with the reality of West Virginia in the southern United States.

Note: The age in the Fallout 76 game set is earlier than any previous Fallout game

-B Game Director Todd Howard promised that the map size of "Fallout 76" will be 4 times that of the previous game "Fallout 4"

-In the game, there are real-world locations such as West Virginia State Capitol, Greenbrier, Woodburn Circle, and New River Gorge Bridge. There are also many mutant monsters in the game, such as West Virginia folklore Swan Man and Flat Woods Monster

There are a large number of landmarks in Fallout 76 all over the area called Appalachia, including many different environments and attractions but not limited to forests, rivers to mountains, and swamps...

Every area in Fallout 76 will have its own unique experience, full of Fallout 76 Caps and items to be found, secrets to be unlocked, and countless undiscovered stories-just like the previous Fallout games.

Some locations are bound to be encountered when making main or branch lines, but others may not be there, and some locations may not appear on the map at all.

Public Resource Station (Workshop)

Any player or team can occupy it to build and collect natural resources-but be careful! Because both creatures and other players can attack you and take control

(Note, after the workshop is occupied, monsters will attack you. After you fight back, you can leave to do other things. Monsters will attack the workshop after a while. Just send it back at that time. Players can come over and engage you at any time. Atelier, smash the resource collector you made in the atelier field, so it is still recommended to connect all the resource collectors to power up and put more defense facilities)

(Note: The workshop is the same as the events on the map. You leave the current world and come back. It should be the same when you quit the game and come back when you form a team. Is it still the same world?)

Treasure Map

In Fallout 76 you can find the treasure map in the container while exploring Appalachia! Of course, players may have a better chance to find them in more dangerous "dungeon"-type areas.

After finding a treasure map, you can only get faint clues-a drawing of the area where the treasure is located, without obvious names or writing-you must observe the landmarks shown above and cross-compare the landmarks on the map to determine its location

The only real clue comes from the name of the treasure map itself because it will indicate which of the six main areas where you can find the treasure

Below you can find a list of all known locations in the Appalachian region, divided into 6 main regions:

The Forest - The location where Refuge No. 76 was established, is located near the west of the center of the map, with farmland, rivers and rolling hills full of trees.

The Savage Divide - Located in the central-eastern area of ​​the map, a huge and spectacular mountain range divides the land into a large ski resort, an observatory, and a weird mansion on top.

Toxic Valley  -Located in the northern top area of ​​the map, this magnificent area is full of poisonous fountains and amusement park ruins-and a mysterious crash site.

The Ash Heap - Located in the southern area on the west side of the map, this blackened area was caused by fires in underground mines and mining camps in the area.

The Mire - This area can be found in the Far East of the map. Its swamp terrain hides many secrets.

Cranberry Bog - Located in the southeast corner of the map, this dangerous area is made up of urban ruins surrounded by red swamps

Please keep in mind that Fallout 76 is a constantly changing online multiplayer game. A player may search a container for something different from another player’s container. Of course, quest-related items and some special items are stable.

In Fallout 76, you can find Shakers and magazines and collect them while exploring Appalachia, but unlike the previous Fallout games, Shakers and magazines no longer provide permanent bonuses. Once obtained, They will remain in your inventory until they are consumed. At this time, they will provide a bonus of one hour. The bonus is similar to the previous radiation games. If you find a second collectible of the same type, you can use them again.