Fallout 76

[The Jackal]

BETHESDA. NO. STOP. STOP TALKING. NO.

[Sly Boots]

Latest patch brings back previously fixed bugs:



WTF Bethesda?

[The Jackal]

Oh FOR FUCKSAAAAKE

[Lee]

Jesus

[Snowy]

You know what this is, right? Karma, which has been snowballing for Bethesda as payback for horse armour DLC back in the day.

[Lee]

The grey market for the game is booming. Some are making between the hundreds to 4 figures selling duped weapons. Also seems you can crash the servers from doing too much duping as well

[Sly Boots]

Bethesda bans a player... who had played for over 900 hours... for having too much ammo.





No part of that isn't arresting... 900 hours spent playing this pos and Bethesda, under the cosh for the quality (lack thereof) of the game as well as a seemingly endless parade of goofs and bungles since release, just banned probably the game's biggest fan for collecting too much ammo (which the player has disputed).



What a car crash. I've never known anything like Fallout 76 in all the time I've been gaming.

[Wrathbone]

What?!

Not watched the video yet, but I can't wait to see how they explain what the maximum amount of ammo you're allowed to take is and why the game let's you take more than that. Not to mention why it would even matter in the first place.

[Lee]

Bandoleer perk I think it's called lets the ammo weigh significantly less so you can hold a ton more of it. Other videos I've watched the guy said he was literally dumping hundreds of ammo to give to others around him.

But over 900 hours into the game?! They should be making him the poster boy for that dedication. Give the lad a statue in the starting Vault, that all dwellers can gaze upon before the leave the safety of it

[The Jackal]

Bethesda: Because Fuck You, That's Why.

[Lee]

Is there a competition between Bioware and Bethesda then?

[Hatredsheart]

Just when you think they can't dig themselves any deeper they go out and buy a JCB.

[Lee]

And of course they are back screwing over the fans again

[Strudel]

It baffles me that they can be fucking up so badly. I doubt I'll ever buy one of their games again at this rate.

[Raid]

I've only watched the Jimpressions video on Elder Scrolls: Blades, so my knowledge of the game is perhaps a little warped, but I'm astonished that anyone would be even remotely interested in a game where the gameplay loop involves waiting for hours at a time. Just why? How have these sorts of things not simply been laughed out of existence? Being free does not justify this sort of nonsense when there are other free-to-play games that don't have them.

To be honest, at this point I'm worried more about Bethesda screwing up Doom Eternal than anything to do with Fallout or the Elder Scrolls series.