That kind of shelter could be massively useful for groups like Fallout 76’s Wasteland Theatre Company, which is a group of players adapting classic productions like Shakespeare to Fallout’s world to put on plays.

A unique feature of this shelter is that the player has full control over the lights.” This will expand the potential for our players to tell their own stories through images, or player-made movies. For instance, this season brings our players a new ‘movie set’ type shelter space for their camps.

“When ideating a new seasonal theme, we’re on the lookout for an experience that will be new to our players and offer quality thematic items to enrich their experience. RELATED: How Fallout 76's Wasteland Theatre Company Grew out of the PandemicĪccording to Rush, the decision to focus on pre-War Hollywood was driven by a desire to give players tools to aid in their creative expression in Fallout 76. Game Rant recently spoke with Fallout 76 art director John Rush about this direction for this season's Scoreboard. Golden weapons, popcorn machines, and posters for in-universe movies are among the rewards players can get through completing daily and weekly challenges and moving along the board game like Scoreboard. These Seasons bring themed rewards, lore snippets, and the occasional radio drama, with Fallout 76 Season 13 tackling pre-War Hollywood. Once in a Blue Moon also marked the beginning of Season 13 for the Scoreboard– Fallout 76’s version of a battle pass. Fallout 76’s Once in a Blue Moon update brought one of the rare peeks at that hidden history. The Fallout franchise takes a lot of inspiration from old, pulpy science fiction movies for its tone and retro-futuristic aesthetic, but little is known about what the setting’s own Hollywood was like.

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