Now that Fallout 4 is experiencing a new rebirth thanks to the Prime Video series, many players have returned or started their adventure for the first time in the Commonwealth. According to SteamDB, it has had a peak of 32,822 concurrent players in the last 24 hours. Not bad! I'm sure many of them don't know what wonders they've missed out on due to Bethesda's discards.
He Shelter 120 It is one of the most incredible and painful discarded content of all Fallout 4. It was meant to be a refuge located in the depths of the sea surrounding the Commonwealth. Todd Howard himself admitted years ago that this idea existed and that it was inspired by Bioshock.
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The location was a dungeon of biblical proportions with its own quest thread (also scrapped), “20 Leagues Under the Sea,” and a guardian never before seen in the Fallout franchise: a giant squid, just like in the animated film. Atlantis. In fact, the latter was the shelter supervisor. We would arrive via one of the submarines found in the depths of the game.
There is an obscene amount of information about the Shelter 120enough to regret for all eternity that Bethesda didn't end up adding it during development or later in the form of DLC. If you're interested, we recommend checking out the information and images collected on their WikiFandom page. There are even 3D maps of the vault's location. I can never forgive Bethesda for not including this in Fallout 4.
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