The bags of Fallout 76 are also broken

Fallout 76 just can not catch a break. Probably the biggest missed AAA game crop of this holiday, this multiplayer spin-off of Bethesda's beloved post-apocalyptic RPG series has failed to connect with players and critics alike. Conceptually, the idea of ​​an online multiplayer mode Fall without the fleshy quests to a player that fans want, this is not very appealing, but even worse, the game poses even more technical problems than previous versions of Bethesda, which were never known for their stability.

We thought that a bug removing the entire 50GB beta would be the worst. And since then, Bethesda has started to roll out various programs Fallout 76 patches. But just when you think this game could not have more damage, even pre-order bonuses shipped with lower quality than expected. Players are not satisfied with their Fallout 76 bags.

If you bought the $ 200 Fallout 76 Power Armor Edition, you expected to receive a copy of the game, Fallout toys, a T-51b portable headset, game objects, a brilliant card in the dark, a steel cover and a perfect canvas bag to store the game. Essential for survival. And it seems that everything, aside from the bag, was presented as planned. However, instead of getting a top-quality canvas bag, players were shocked to find that they only got cheap imitation nylon. How do you block radiation with that?

Bethesda stated that the change had occurred because of expenses and "unavailability of equipment". Fallout 76 itself quickly put on sale after its launch, the reduction in financial investment seems judicious on the part of the publisher. But consumers were certainly not happy about the move to last minute degradation. To mitigate the disappointment of the community, Bethesda proposed 500 atoms, a currency in play totaling $ 5. But honestly, Fallout 76 does not give you the bag you want, seems to be the least of the problems in this game.

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