A Fallout 4 player has discovered a pretty cool Star Wars Easter egg in the title's Nuka-World downloadable content (DLC). The discovery, spotted by a Reddit user, shows a small Han Solo in carbonite secreted away in an unlikely place near Fizztop Mountain.
But it's just another in a long list of treasures that keep players searching as they move around Fallout 4's considerable world, proving there's always something new to discover, no matter how often one plays.
(Photo : Han Solo frozen in carbonite / Screenshot taken from Sensitive_Underwear on Reddit)
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Fallout 4 Gamer Finds 'Unusual' Jewel
In the massive world of Fallout 4, surprises still wait around for even the most thorough gamers, who comb through new nooks and crannies of the post-apocalyptic landscape. Quite recently, an exploring player roaming the Nuka-World DLC made a thrilling one-a Star Wars Easter egg featuring Han Solo frozen in carbonite!
This quirky find at the Disciples' base atop Fizztop Mountain highlights how Fallout 4 continues to entertain with its layers of hidden details.
The Easter egg, found by the Reddit user known as Sensitive_Underwear, appears as a small, oddly-shaped figure nestled among cinder blocks and debris near an old campfire. Upon closer inspection, this becomes a clear image of Han Solo trapped in carbonite from "The Empire Strikes Back."
According to Game Rant, this small yet relevant detail is just one of many Easter eggs connecting Fallout 4 to a galaxy far, far away.
Surprises Hidden in Every Corner
The game's world is known for its vastness and the depth of its content. Players have encountered references ranging from "Terminator 2" to "Skyrim." Besides the miniature Han Solo, there are other Star Wars nods throughout the game, including a submerged X-Wing and a Covert Operations Manual that cleverly references Obi-Wan Kenobi's Jedi mind trick.
The joy of these discoveries lies not just in the recognition but in the surprise, enriching the exploration experience and rewarding curiosity. The Fallout series is famous for these complex Easter eggs, really a playground for fans of multimodal media to find the connections and nods to their favorite stories.
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