There’s a particular deer in Fallout 76 that may lead you to stashes of loot (however gamers maintain killing it)

The subsequent time you come throughout a Radstag in Fallout 76, have a fast test of its identify earlier than you begin pelting it with bullets. The Wastelanders update introduced with it many new and wondrous issues, and a kind of was the Observant Radstag. These albino variations of Fallout’s radioactive deer are a bit completely different to their common Radstag brothers and sisters – some say, in case you save them, they’ll become your ally and assist kill any enemies in your path. Others declare the animal took them to big stashes of loot in hollowed out trees.
Other gamers didn’t fairly get so far as following the poor factor, although. Believing that it could possibly be a particular enemy which may drop some good loot, this player just straight up killed it, solely to obtain a mere slab of Radstag meat in return.
The Observant Radstags don’t at all times appear to work as meant, nonetheless. One Reddit person mentioned it led them to a log, but there wasn’t actually anything in it. That explicit Radstag didn’t dwell for much longer to atone for its mistake, however the participant nonetheless gave it an opportunity.
That’s it then, this has been an RPS Public Service Announcement: don’t kill the Observant Radstags (at the very least not earlier than they aid you out).
While the game remains to be removed from excellent, the introduction of recent human NPCs (and bizarre legendary deer) has breathed some new life into Fallout 76. In Nate’s Wastelanders review, he says he’s “still got a lot of issues with Fallout 76, but they’re starting to feel fixable.”
The header picture is from “lmarc001” on Reddit.
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