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Fallout 4's 'most secret' loot leaves fans floored
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Published 00:00 14 Jun 2025 GMT+1

Fallout 4's 'most secret' loot leaves fans floored

This is very well hidden

Kate Harrold

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Featured Image Credit: Bethesda

Topics: Fallout, Bethesda

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This year’s Xbox Showcase was … okay.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 was unveiled in a compelling trailer that honestly had me believing it was a new IP, plus I’ve got plenty of friends thrilled about the confirmation of the Persona 4 remake.

Microsoft also finally confirmed the existence of the ROG Xbox Ally, although it is essentially an ASUS ROG Ally with added Xbox buttons.

Plenty of wonderful indies were unveiled which I’ve noted down to keep track of, but the showcase just lacked a bit of wow factor.

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Bethesda certainly didn’t contribute any.

Fallout 76 and The Elder Scrolls Online received trailers for their latest updates, which is about as unexpected as the sky being blue.

Heck, even Starfield didn’t surface with a new expansion or PS5 port; I wonder if the end is nigh for support on that title?

Of course, The Elder Scrolls VI certainly didn’t appear. You’d have seen it plastered across the internet.

It’s with that in mind that Bethesda fans will, for now, simply have to return to their old favourites and if multiplayers aren’t really your thing, that’ll likely mean Skyrim or Fallout 4.

If you do find yourself back in Fallout 4, I have a hidden loot spot I can share with you to make the experience a tad fresher.

This tidbit comes courtesy of YouTube channel AmsterdamGaming.

Essentially, your journey is going to end in the discovery of some hollowed out rocks containing, you guessed it, precious loot.

That loot features the likes of Baseball Grenades, .308 Rounds, Bottlecaps, Stimpaks, and more.

They’re not far from the Museum of Witchcraft; to view the route from the museum, take a look at AmsterdamGaming’s tutorial.

There are two hollowed rocks to find, both featuring loot.

Listen, I’ll admit, it’s not a game-changing discovery but if you’ve played Fallout 4 umpteen times, it’s definitely something you’re less likely to have stumbled across.

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