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Should you choose GEN ERA or GEN MOVE in Atomfall?




Deciding whether to side with Joyce Tanner or Dr. Garrow in Atomfall is a tough decision. Though Garrow's past is murky at best, she was one of the leading scientists in charge of the Oberon project and so has a lot left to tell you. Joyce Tanner, by comparison, doesn't seem to know all that much, but she does promise you a way out that doesn't involve consorting with someone who might be a war criminal...
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Where to find the church cellar key in Atomfall




If you're looking for the church cellar key in Atomfall, you're in for a lot more than you bargained. You were probably thinking this key was just tucked away in St. Katherine's church somewhere and that you could quickly grab it for some cheeky looting. Alas, it requires a fair bit of progress into the Interchange before you can grab the church cellar key...
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Atomfall hidden cache locations




Finding hidden cache locations in Atomfall is a great way of getting spare crafting resources, items, and recipes, though you'll need a metal detector first. There are a few places you can get one; barter for it with Reg in the Slate Mine Caves, grab one for free near the radio tower in Slatten Vale, or even filch a free one from a scientist's corpse at Brinsop Manor in Skethermoor...
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Atomic battery locations in Atomfall




Finding atomic battery locations in Atomfall is one of the key progressions in the game, as you power up the quarantined facilities of the Interchange and open the way to Oberon. These nuclear power sources are quite rare and there are only a limited number scattered around the map, generally at the end of enemy-infested areas...
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7 things to find first in Atomfall




Knowing what to find first in Atomfall can be a little tricky. Though the rolling hills of Cumbria are less expansive than Fallout's post-apocalyptic wastelands, there are still different routes to take as well as secret bunkers and caves to explore. You're more than welcome to wander off into the countryside and take things as they come—that's often the most fun approach...
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