Even if Bethesda stayed silent, "Fallout" fans might still have called the theory into question, since some of the predictions failed to pan out - like the one that claimed the Queen of the United Kingdom would die in 2014. But that's all they are: stories. Although chilling, GamesRadar+ got the scoop directly from Bethesda and learned that the purported Easter egg held zero credibility. Even the Pokémon games have been subject to creepypasta stories. Vault Dwellers level up and can eventually reproduce to create more dwellers within the Vault. their goal was to construct a series of vaults that would protect the upper echelons of. The world mourns, as on days like these, we are all Brits." Another entry supposedly predicted the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, a tragedy that killed 11 people and spilled 4 million barrels worth of oil.Įlaborate hoaxes like Three Dog's death rattles in "Fallout 3" have cropped up for as long as games have been a popular form of entertainment. This company was set up by the American government before the great war. A March of 2014 entry supposedly read the following: "The Queen has died today. But the deceased radio host would only speak in a sequence of numbers followed by morse code - messages that appeared to predict the future when translated. Tuning into GNR in the vicinity of the now-destroyed Raven Rock supposedly gave the player the chance to hear the voice of a ghost: Three Dog, whom the player murdered.
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