stackyFACTSTo perfectly capture the post-apocalyptic misery of the capital's metro, Bethesda developers physically trudged through the real-world stations. They painstakingly recreated the confusing layouts so players could get hopelessly lost in digital tunnels while being actively hunted by radioactive ghouls.
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