One extremely dedicated Fallout 76 player has pushed the limits of the game’s base building mechanics to bring a piece of pre-war Paris to post-nuclear Appalachia.
A YouTuber called greengrass28g posted a video of their Eiffel Tower build, and it’s absolutely stunning. The whole thing is made of power lines linked together in intricate patterns, and I shudder to think how much time it must have taken to plan and execute, even in Adventure mode.
This build is just the latest in a number of breathtaking constructions. Greengrass’s YouTube channel is full of some of the most impressive C.A.M.P.s that I’ve ever seen. Castles with multiple towers and moats rise out of The Mire, and a maze stands out from the open fields of Appalachia. There’s a holiday-themed village and a New Years-themed base designed to look like a giant multi-tiered cake.
At this point Fallout 76 is almost as much of a base-builder as it is an RPG. In the hours and hours of time I’ve poured into the game, some of my most memorable moments have been stumbling into bizarre and elaborate C.A.M.P.s. Most lean pretty heavily on the extensive catalog of items and cosmetics that Bethesda has released for the game, which makes this particular collection of builds really stand out from the crowd. If I ever saw the Eiffel Tower rising up out of the wasteland, I’d be sure to take a detour for a visit.
