Fallout 76 Guitar Sword Will Let You Shred Both Notes And Foes

Fallout 76 Guitar Sword

Fallout 76 arrives in almost two months, and the game certainly seems to be bringing both many familiar aspects of the franchise, as well as new ambitious features. While the game will never support offline play like Fallout 3, 4 or New Vegas, it will focus on survival, crafting and exploration like these revered titles. Pieces of iconic Fallout Gear are also returning, like the Pip-Boy and Power Armor. However, the game will also feature many new items as well, including a weapon that looks like it may shred notes as well as it does mutant creatures. Bethesda has now revealed a new Fallout 76 guitar sword that will be in the new game.

Bethesda recently revealed the new weapon in a tweet on the official Fallout Twitter account. The phot of the weapon shows that it is a level 15 item, and in true Fallout fashion, it seems to be constructed of scrap materials, rather than being made from a pre-existing guitar. The guitar sword is a level 15 item, and boasts sharp, jagged blades protruding from its head. There’s no word yet if the guitar can be played, but it would definitely be a great way for musically inclined players to show their love for music with their visual style.

According to the tweet, this weapon’s existence seems to help highlight the difference between the more rustic feel that Appalachia will exhibit when compared to previous Fallout locales. Also, the guitar sword in some ways pays homage to other post apocalyptic franchises that have featured guitar players, including Mad Max and The Last of Us. Hopefully the guitar sword lets music lovers express their love for West Virginia with the classic song when Fallout 76 launches.

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A royally radical and totally tubular 90s kid, Cory has a passion for all things nerdy, particularly gaming and nostalgia. While an accountant by day, he strives to be as creative and humorous as possible in his free time, be it here writing on Don't Feed the Gamers, or making dumb satirical posts on his Twitter, Youtube, Facebook and Instagram accounts.

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