The latest Fallout 76 cosmetic DLC is based around the New California... Which doesn't even exist yet in 76's place in the Fallout timeline.

In the penultimate episode of Fallout Season 2, fans are treated to a whirlwind of events as key characters converge on the iconic New Vegas Strip. This episode not only delivers explosive moments for certain characters but also intricately weaves the fates of others in unexpected ways.

Polygon breaks down Fallout season 2 episode 8 with some help from showrunner Geneva Robertson-Dworet, Bethesda boss Todd Howard, and Kyle MacLachlan

In the ad, Moten is roommates with a giant Vault Boy mascot. In what some fans think might be a hint at a remaster, when Moten asks why their apartment is such a mess, Vault Boy's POV shows the dialogue UI from Fallout 3. Not Fallout 4. Not Fallout 76 or New Vegas. Fallout 3. Ah-ha!

Inevitably, the New California Republic Power Armor that made such a dramatic appearance in the latest episode of the Fallout TV show is now in Fallout 76. But rather than sell it via the in-game shop and thus allow players to buy it with Atoms,

The Fallout series is never absent from horror, but these locations take it to the next level once you uncover the lore surrounding them.