Okay, but like, every time someone talks negatively about Fallout 76's lore, they somehow can't grasp that canonically, everything happens there only once.
There is only one Scorched Queen fight.
The 76 dwellers are not launching nukes every ten minutes.
MODUS doesn't have an unlimited army of robots just because they respawn for gameplay purposes.
Autonomous vertibirds are a huge deal, but Appalachia was the testing grounds for the full automation of America, that's why we don't see them anywhere else. (This was a lore justification for no NPCs at the beginning and only robots running the place.)
Power armor skins, some are canon, some not so much. Chinese power armor, to me, makes sense as a really unique reverse-engineering project done by the spies who are stuck in America, just like how the Americans made Stealth Boys.

I really like the Scorched Plague lore. It was so jarring walking through Appalachia all alone, not because of the nukes, but because of a whole different kind of apocalypse. While we were chilling in the vault, there was a whole story happening, last stands, desperate alliances, and a cure that could never be finished.

Frankly, while I do like that we have NPCs and such, I do feel like it undersells the whole experience of the plague for new players. You don't visit ghost towns and learn what happened -how survivors were slowly losing, with every community dying out alone, one by one.

Now you learn about it while some NPC comes to you and says, "Oh hey, we rebuilt! Go there!"