FALLOUT 76 Music 🎵 Appalachia Ambient Mix (Fallout 76 OST | Ambient Soundtrack | Inon Zur)

[@Z3nPnk]

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[@lego007guym8]

I dont know about everyone else, but I feel like one of the best things they did was nail the multiplayer feel on the head. It isnt some COD game or a GTA lobby, its fallout. You sometimes run into someone else, but not constantly. Other than that, the road is an open one for you to walk.

[@batteryacid2649]

Just need more towns, npcs, quests...

[@lego007guym8]

@@batteryacid2649 na, that'd dumb down the effect the world has

[@batteryacid2649]

@@lego007guym8 Hmm, not if they only add just a few more. I don't mean a lot. To me, it makes no sense how empty Appalachia is, given how good a condition that place it. Seems like it wasn't hit as hard as other places. D.C. in Fallout 3 was way worse, smaller map, yet they had more major cities with quests as well as smaller settlements and yet it still felt pretty open, not too much life.

[@romxxii]

@@batteryacid2649 there are already plenty of fixed settlements with NPCs in the current release: you have four different core factions occupying several regions (Foundation, Crater, Fort Atlas, and the new base of the Responders). There are also the enemy human NPCs which have their own settlements like the Blood Eagles and the Cultists. There are also a crapton of main story quests; IIRC going from level 1 to 50 just chasing the main questline takes maybe a week or more to complete, assuming you're not powerleveling with a high level teammate. Is endgame content thin? Yes. The Fort Atlas questlines can be finished in a day. The Wastelanders questline can be ridiculously short if you decided to only play with one team and completely avoid the other, and is further padded out by reputation grinding (which thankfully can be avoided thanks to Minerva). I've yet to test out the Pitt content, but from what I hear it's like Daily Ops, so not really story-heavy content.

[@romxxii]

@@batteryacid2649 oh and to your point about Appalachia's emptiness: part of the original storyline (and is still the tutorial questline) is discovering how the Scorched wiped out the Brotherhood and the Responders, while the Raiders sort of broke up.

[@theorangeslice9678]

Inon Zur is a fantastic composer, and his stuff has always been well-made and a treat to listen to in Fallout, but I'll always miss the bite the older Fallout games had when it came to ambient music. The beeps of morse code, the air raid sirens blaring in the background, the random radio chatter, pipes being banged together, the tolling of Church bells, things like that. It always gave the environments depth. They were location appropriate and represented the echos of the old world bleeding into the post-apocalyptic hellscape.

[@invidioustv]

This whole score is breathtaking man. Can listen to it for hours and hours.

[@dash8no7498therailfan]

For what it’s worth, Fallout 76’s music is underrated. Feels like running up and down the Forest doing “Ecological Balance”

[@toasterstrudle0459]

7:49 is just amazing

[@elliotcantu9054]

22:40 is the best part

[@bagelz3359]

i was listening at the exact second i read this

[@korbyshep6934]

You nailed it. THIS IS THE SPOT! Those guitars.

[@user-nr5qf5td6z]

i cant get it out of my head

[@gappyshamp]

The violin here is fucking amazing

[@AnarchyDubzYT]

I 100% agree elliot

[@sebotanxd]

Why does this already make me feel nostalgic?

[@evangould5677]

Because so much has happened in 3 years that it feels like a different game

[@plasma9839]

@@evangould5677 yup, the excitement at launch, the hatred for the game immediately after, and then the rise and comeback

[@_Roik]

ikr I started crying loll

[@Gutvald]

Because at least one person could be.

[@totallysean]

even more nostalgic in 2024

[@TheReneg4de]

I really delved into this game in a strange part of my life since I had loved all the previous fallouts. This one was terrible upon launch, I am going to be honest. But after I kept playing it and meeting new people and fighting in nuclear winter and grinding for the best power armor, I began to love logging in every day and setting up another part of my camp, visiting other people just to say hi and goodmorning. I eventually found a whole discord that I made a bunch of friends in and played this game religiously with. It's the best cooperative multiplayer experience I've had and that is thanks to the community within the game. If you haven't given this game a try, know that it is better now, coming from someone with ~1800 hours of playtime.

[@vmeora]

The strings at 6:31, playing the original melody. Incredible! Gives me goosebumps everytime.

[@jeffreydanielmaurer9159]

Masterful soundtrack. Perfectly nails "Lonesome, but not lonely" and the vibe of Appalacia.

[@indecisivewolf5620]

Honestly fantastic ambient music. Best in the Fallout series. Reading through the comments here and I don't understand why people can't just praise something without otherwise shitting on the game.

[@Anastasia2048]

I also think the overall world design is very well designed. It has so much character and variety. Would be pretty cool if in some way someone could recreate the world if the servers ever go down.

[@indecisivewolf5620]

@@Anastasia2048 Can't agree more. I think 76's world space is one of if not the best in the series. You might wanna check out the Fallout 4 WIP mod Fallout Appalachia. It's nowhere close to release but still is worth looking up. As for 76 itself, I can only hope they let us continue to play in offline mode a la Fallout 4 when the inevitable day the servers go offline comes.

[@Anastasia2048]

@@indecisivewolf5620 Cool thanks!

[@remyfrimon2739]

Because its 2023, crying is the new black.

[@Gutvald]

Honestly Falloutg 1 & 2 had more original and memorable themes. Those are good but not really striking.

[@fartbord]

21:40 please pin this so i can remind myself this is my favorite

[@Z3nPnk]

Ok :)

[@fartbord]

It's not a song It's just part of the ambience

[@dboyer1984]

@@fartbord the savage divide by inon zur, you're welcome.

[@MinktheStorykeeper]

This is mine too

[@Kingdomslayer-iv2eh]

The song is called "the savage divide" if that's what your looking for

[@Omitzgaming]

19:20 best part :D

[@TrapBoy69]

yes very true

[@HazardousCanine0620]

18:47 ...I've been looking for this

[@alanbejarano4940]

I feel like that part should be reprised often in the whole soundtrack (maybe it does already). It sounds so unique it could be a second Fallout melody/theme (considering the main one from Fallout 4 main menu). Or they could use in Fallout series season 2.

[@Shock4s]

I play this game now a few Days. I like it so far. I got my first Powerarmor. And i love the holotapes. From the overseer.. the 2nd one was so.. it gave me goose bumps. There are a few details that give you a big sigh... like a couple, sitting on a chair on top roof. arm in arm. The last moments in your life. This Fallout is not only a game like: Woke up Fucker! Lets repopulate the World!. This game show you alot more. Sure, we run around, kill suckers, hope for good loot and stuff... But i say, just read between the lines. This game give so much more. By the way. Thanks to the Upload :)

[@hrproductions796]

Shock4s finaly somone els who likes the game

[@bleachlover1Hatako]

As someone who grew up in rural America, the ambient fallout 76 music and Dan Romer's far cry music makes me so nostalgic for my childhood

[@v0ids33ker]

the game has it's problems, but the one thing these guys always nail is the ambiance and setting.

[@docevangelisti3975]

Amazing ambience as intended. I'm just happy there are most players who wish to be cooperative and not just trying to ravage me for wanting to enjoy the game. There was one player I met. SINISTER GEN... very nice. And very kind.

[@Xahno]

I like to walk around Appalachia just to listen to this music

[@crage222]

21:36 - This and some other songs from Death stranding, it feels like a frequency to an entirely different state of mind. Somber, tinge of hope, longing, sadness, loss of self.

[@sethwalker5867]

Crazy to think that when playing years ago it just seemed like another day, another play session and now I realize I was making memories I will look back on. All the basic things I did. They all seemed so simple yet matter so much now

[@Nabernax]

Gappin out at 36:00

[@gasdorficmuncher9943]

Ambient music playing the game reminds me of walking the streets as a 9 year old , i do remember simpler days of my youth discovering local pond ...walking to the dime store ...exploring train tracks and the woods.

[@Z3nPnk]

:)

[@kevray]

Not a van of Zurs work on vanilla fallout 4 but he absolutely killed it with Far Harbor, Nuka World, and Fallout 76

[@society5767]

most of the ambience i notice in 4 is from the first game

[@GEGENPHASE]

I haven't played fallout for two years, this really makes me wanna play again. Stupid university... :(

[@The_B1shop]

I feel like the original Fallout games ost’s were made to represent the horrors of first discovering the destroyed wastland, And now with Fallout 76 this soundtrack gives off “I miss the good ol days but gotta move on” vibes I recently played 76 after a year and I’m quite impressed how much has improved

[@MrFirefox]

one of the best ambient soundtracks ever made

[@firstlast6437]

Playing this game for free on game pass is a nice little treat, and I suggest playing it without the radio on to hear this amazing soundtrack. Up until the "endgame", it truly feels like playing fallout 4 with a few mods installed and a huge, beautiful new map. The combat isn't as engaging because you need perks to be able to actually cripple limbs on enemies, otherwise its just shoot them in the head until they die. Also the "endgame" daily stuff is just flatout stupid. But for a free game on game pass its a ton of fun getting legendary weapons and making a cool little camp.

[@babatunde9992]

Ayo bruh this video saved me lots of time I appreciate this 🙏 😭

[@rocketmanaka.bubbaman4285]

What a great soundtrack

[@Cessna172SNavIII]

Honestly, one of the only positives about this game is the remarkable, humbling, and stunning soundtrack, radio included.

[@hithankyou123]

48:48 *i commented this as a reminder to myself of this part of the soundtrack*

[@nktanktan]

Amazing part

[@zorth__]

40:00 is my favorite

[@BuckeyeExpat]

Disclaimer - my purchase of the Fallout 76 Soundtrack does not in any way endorse the horrible excuse of the game itself rather it is endorsement and appreciation only for the genius of Inon Zur!

[@Z3nPnk]

Well said :)

[@voidsff]

The games not bad anymore tho i just picked it up and its literally fallout 4 online

[@Franky_Geboers]

​@@voidsff Maybe it is, maybe it isn't. That's subjective. However... for multiple reasons gamers must realise that they are pumping money in these greedy publishers. Which have a grip on game development, such as Bethesda Softworks and Fallout 76. The fact is, they are making the big boy decissions, driven by maximum profit. Often these business people are extremly out of touch within the world of game development and their core audiences (me and you). The true passionate developers/artists have to put up with that kind of shit. "Yea stop working on the new singleplayer Fallout and turn it into a MMO" (Fallout 76). The same kind of shit that EA and Activision-Blizzard pulls... Battlefront 2 (Lootboxes), Diablo Mobile and The Elder Scrolls: Blades. $$$ I won't pour my money to feed this kind of structure. They even had the guts to release a monthly subscription for this debacle called Fallout 76, common.

[@lighterinthestorm]

@@Franky_Geboers All companies are greedy. It is in the very definition of what a business is. It is profit oriented and constantly looks for ways to make profit.Same goes for your breakfast bread, airlines, car companies, your shampoo and F76.

[@AndragonLea]

@@voidsff My issue isn't what the game may eventually become but what they tried to pass off for full price at release. It was just inexcusable. That said, I'm not going to tell anyone that enjoys it as it is today that they shouldn't or should feel bad for having fun. I just wish it could've come about in a less dishonest and deceptive fashion.

[@smalradrust1471]

Anybody else getting an Elder Scrolls vibe here?

[@dallasdrotts4907]

You were trying to cross the border, right?

[@batteryacid2649]

Yes! Glad I'm not the only one.

[@peterd4047]

21:27 ❤️

[@FuzzyThoughts]

4:24 is great. I'd like to know which track that is. ✌

[@cadebyerly4903]

21:27

[@finderh7691]

Name pls

[@Shock4s]

@@finderh7691 name is the savage divide

[@janfransdevries8032]

Zur taking lessons from Soule I see.

[@subhankarbaral9236]

What? Both are legendary composers and Zur has also worked in ESO. Rather both are taking lessons from Hans Zimmer.

[@gv3135]

From Mark Morgan

[@Evantrop]

The best single player MMO

[@valtress96]

Go back to russia! You don’t belong in our middle east region, all of you are russian and polish people

[@jerryk7862]

Fallout 76 has good tracks so relaxing

[@KomaValorina]

This game really turned around in 3 years, I mean the 1st memberships is bullshit but there's at least bones in the game now

[@cowgod1945]

I kinda like it since I spend about the amount of atoms in the stipend anyway and the private worlds is nice Now the EOS crown system grinds my gears

[@romxxii]

@@cowgod1945 I tried ESO during one of the free weekends, and oh man was the nickel-and-dime-ing so much worse there.

[@ogrebattlefan]

Played this game and loved it for a bit... until about level 40 when you literally spend more time managing your camp and inventory than actually playing the game! Once you hit level 40 that 600 lbs inventory limit REALLY hurts.

[@JohnWilliams-nu2ow]

Git Gud

[@sirgando3774]

True. Its 1200 now but still Not enough. 2000 would be nice and manageble imo

[@branpod]

Definitely different than prior games. It's a great soundtrack but really doesn't give the post-apocalyptic atmosphere.

[@rogertemple7193]

the roads out this way are in terrible condition and they won't comeand fix them until it gets close to election time for County Commissioner then they are out here fixing them but it doesn't last very long, well I'm tired of damaging my truck and have to spend my time going the long way around I pray for something to happen soon.

[@dragonlukasmapping805]

Am i the only one, which is not remembering these two songs 25:39 and 27:47 in game? but they sounds so interesting. Also this one in 38:36 sounds so fantastic. Its to longest one, but that slow start in this one, is just nice. Fallout composers always know how to make awesome ambience in this game.

[@samm5604]

I love this game 🥴

[@TheNarrator250]

man this gives me flashbacks.

[@JJ8RG]

Ok, it might be just me but at 48:45 it kinda sounds like the intro to 13 Reasons Why. Anyone else?

[@sub2zocrixpls328]

JJ8RG no it’s a lot slower than 13rw

[@AtmosphereHaven]

Anybody have an idea what the track is called at 19:44

[@mythic5256]

"You must rebuild" is the name

[@paulharris7660]

love this music, but makes me wanna sleep. lol. Best game ever

[@benjaminroy1331]

where can we get a full list of songs?

[@itsange02]

Love this game

[@mikeanthony589]

*If you don't want to see the scorched for real, do not walk down any street in Philly at night.*

[@desperateanimator484]

21:41 this one is my favorit

[@docmitchell4658]

I agree. That section is both melancholic and uplifting somehow. It’s brilliant

[@northstarbos]

Commenting myself to remember 20:40

[@_Roik]

may or may not have had a nostalgia seizure rn.

[@michaelmurrow5339]

22:44 is the best🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️

[@patrick4919]

Does the part that starts at 22 mins in have a separate name ?

[@Shock4s]

hiho. called: the savage divide

[@patrick4919]

Shock4s thnx buuuddy

[@Alias0225]

It’s too bad I got my account banned. I miss this game sometimes

[@toxinomic3713]

This feels more like rdr2 soundtracks

[@starmaximov5089]

So chilling

[@benjaminroy1331]

Whats playing at 35:48?

[@DeucesWild91]

For the people haven’t really noticed, There’s a leitmotif of “Country Roads, Take me home” that plays sooo subtly in a few parts. Listen to a lone violin playing the start of that song’s chorus but suddenly goes to completely different scale. They ever so lightly poke at the melodic theme of it. Disagree if you want but, Ever since the first trailer of Fallout 76 and with Copilots rendition of that song was showcased with it, The song became a trending topic to the mature gaming demographic.

[@batteryacid2649]

New to the game. The soundtrack for some crazy reason reminds me of Skyrim a lot. Is it the same composer??

[@hottiebrazzersomg]

Yes, the creator made Skyrim and fallout

[@batteryacid2649]

@@hottiebrazzersomg I know Bethesda made Elder Scrolls and Fallout 3, 4, 76, but I'm not sure it's the exact same composer. Edit: Inon Zur does Fallout, Jeremy Soule does Elder Scrolls.

[@hottiebrazzersomg]

@@batteryacid2649 oh yeah sorry. I don’t know that :(

[@batteryacid2649]

@@hottiebrazzersomg Np. Thanks for answering. I thought maybe ES's composer was involved with Fallout this time around but I guess not. Maybe Zur took inspiration from Jeremy? 🤔

[@hottiebrazzersomg]

@@batteryacid2649 I’ll try and look it up but your welcome

[@taxrate]

19:15 sheesh

[@metroidposting6521]

This game sucks, but, the music it's so fvking good

[@IamChloePrice]

People still play this trash? jk I play everyday *cries in the corner*

[@owenw.6627]

There's nothing wrong with enjoying the game. Just because you play doesn't make you a bad person. Ignoring the issues the game has is not a great thing, but more power to you if you enjoy.

[@SparklSeoul]

I like the game myself you’re not the only one

[@romxxii]

you don't _have to_ play if you don't find it fun anymore. I myself take breaks from this game at odd intervals just to keep things fresh. I've gotten to the point where I can't be FOMO'd by the Atom Shop, so when I don't feel like trudging around in my Overeater's Excavator while lasering zombies in the skull, I just don't play the game. Hell, I may just take a break from this entire new season as nothing from the SCOREboard interests me, and previous seasons' rewards have started showing up on the Atom Shop so I know anything I miss I can just get later on.

[@IamChloePrice]

@@romxxii I maxed out 5 characters on Playstation, so I Joined the Xbox world to kinda start a new/fresh, it is def working. But i feel ya, game is stale, Mothman, Meat Week and all these Special public events should be 1 week not 2 because after day 3 its boring.

[@abarn9541]

My husband and I still play this together, we made a point to find the glitches and issues amusing because we were just having fun being able to play a Fallout game together! He’s my sniper, I’m his support. Our first set of characters were designed to be complimentary and be together just like we are. We each have our individual strengths and we can overcome our weaknesses by being together. Sometimes we see something crazy ITL, and we’ll look at each other and say “Bethesda physics!” 😂

[@sussyrat3094]

although i think the game itself is trash the music is very nice

[@pilgervater9218]

Fallout 76 isn’t worth any CAP$😡

[@legooos]

Generic fantasy music is no fit for a post appocalyptic game. Zur is a hack.

[@karljohanssen3910]

lgs pro SHUTUP bitch

[@BobTheBob9]

from personal experience i'd say it fits really well ingame, though i can't speak for everyone else ofc

[@AndragonLea]

I think you may be blaming the composer for something that he is not to blame for. Yes, a post apocalyptic game shouldn't have tones such as this, but Fallout 76 isn't post apocalyptic, really. The game itself is way too up-beat, low stakes and theme-parky to support any sort of serious dark and gritty soundtrack. Inon Zur delivered exactly what the game as they designed it needed: an atmospheric tune that is a relaxing background to your romps across a game that has little to do with the original post apoc themes of the Fallout franchise and setting. Bethesda deliberately stepped away from that in all sorts of ways in this game and if Inon Zur had tried to deliver on something that would've fit with the franchise, then it would've been jarring and ill-fitting for the game they actually produced. It's a good fit for the game, but not for the theme you'd expect the game to have based on the franchise it claims to play in on the tin.

[@subhankarbaral9236]

@@AndragonLea The lore clearly states that members of 76 have to come back to rebuild. Zur perfectly managed to create an amazing piece that brings hope in residents(or players) of Vault 76.

[@AndragonLea]

@@subhankarbaral9236 Yeah, they've come back to rebuild and find crumbling ruins full of corpses and voice tapes of people blubbering in terror as they get massacred by some sort of post-nuclear zombie virus. Though, to be fair, if we take the game as it is NOW (with actual NPC cities rebuilding, giving tasks and survivors in various spawn locations), it fits really well. I still feel if the game had launched in its current state, it'd have gotten much less backlash.

[@brotherhoodofsteelpaladin5890]

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