We don’t know yet whether there will be a DJ in Fallout 76 Appalachian Radio didn’t have one in the beta, but that doesn’t preclude the possibility. In our experience, the song pacing was a bit out of sync, but that doesn’t mean you can’t sing along to “Mr. The same music is heard by everyone who tunes in. The multiplayer aspect of Fallout 76 also means that for the first time, a Fallout game’s radio is… an actual radio. It made the beta feel more like an adventure than just a grind through early-game content. As soon as you turn on the radio, the tone shifts. It makes the wasteland feel very, very lonely. All of the human NPCs in Fallout 76 are dead. More so than in previous Fallout games, this soundtrack feels necessary. Notably “Dark as a Dungeon” and “Sixteen Tons” – classic songs about the hard work of coal mining, a testament to West Virginia’s mining history.Īnd, of course, “Take Me Home, Country Roads.” While you’re tromping through the cryptid-laden backwoods of West Virginia, you’ll be treated to a similar audio world-building. Sleeping under the moon to “Lone Star,” fighting off cazador to “Heartaches by the Number,” discovering a dusty new town to the oft-reviled “Johnny Guitar.” The music added an important energy to help you feel the spirit of the west. In Fallout: New Vegas, the tracks were peppered with atmospheric country-westerns that underscored the game’s overarching setting. Like its predecessors, Fallout 76 uses its soundtrack to bolster the ambiance. The star of the Fallout 76 beta wasn’t the snallygaster, or the ever-respawning Grafton Monster.

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