"Fallout 4" and "Skyrim," two of Bethesda's masterpieces, are continuously being compared by its loyal fans. In a previous report, "The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim" in 2011 sold an overwhelming 22.7 million copies worldwide to date. Bethesda released two "Fallout" games as of 2011 but "Fallout 3" in 2008 and "Fallout: New Vegas" in 2010 combined only sold more or less 23 million copies to date.
Surprisingly, after the launch of "Fallout 4," it quickly took spotlight for having sold almost 2 million digital copies within three days following its release, as confirmed by SuperData.
But fans might be surprised to know that it has been recently discovered that "Skyrim" and "Fallout 4" could be in the same universe after all. According to Kotaku, the answer may be found in the Easter egg that is supposedly hidden in "Fallout 4." Some may have already discovered this but for those who have not this may be a spoiler. Either way you may continue reading.
In the research station, where senior scribe Neriah is located, players might notice that there is one exceptional plant among variety of different animals, vegetables, and plants which most have already encountered in the wastelands. At closer look, the said plant, bears uncanny resemblance to a plant that can be found in another Bethesda title.
According to Kotaku, "Elder Scrolls" would immediately recognize the plant which looks exactly like "Nirnroot." Fans have also shared snaps of this "Nirnroot" that have been taken from "Fallout 4." One fan said, "Fallout 4 Easter Egg reveals Ninroot plant from Skyrim. But, what does this mean?"
According to Kotaku, it is likely that Bethesda is just reusing design but there is another surprise. The computer has a log of the plant's discovery. The log refers to the plant as "NRT" which is assumed as short for "Nirnroot" and that was "found "at the mouth of a river." Back in Skyrim, Nirnroot "grows only by the water."
Is it possible that Bethesda is planning on a crossover? Here is another mystery that fans will stop at nothing to uncover.
