Fallout 76's $100 “Private Worlds” Are Reused and Not Actually Private

Well, you knew something like this was coming. Yesterday, Bethesda appear Fallout 1st, a new premium Fallout 76 membership that offered private servers and a handful of other trinkets for $xiii a month or $100 per year. That was questionable enough, but given the history of Fallout 76, it seemed very probable the roll out of Fallout 1st would non go as planned, and, sure enough, fans accept discovered all sorts of issues with the new membership.

The big problem is that these private worlds aren't actually, y'know, private. People can still see you on their friends list and join you on your supposedly private map. Even weirder, players accept discovered these  private maps aren't newly generated, but rather re-used old instances. Players are reportingly finding expressionless NPCs, already-looted junk, and other show people have already played on the map they just paid their hard-earned money for.

The issues don't stop at that place – Fallout 1st members as well get exclusive access to a scrapbox with unlimited storage where you tin can store all your crafting materials. Well, surprise surprise, players are reporting the scrapbox is eating their scrap. Once the flake disappears, there seems to be no way to go it back.

So yeah, Fallout 76 being a glitchy mess is erstwhile news, but the fact that Bethesda seemingly put next to no testing or thought into Fallout 1st before charging their most dedicated players up to $100 is downright appalling. While I doubt well-nigh of you would bother, if at that place are even so some hardcore Fallout 76 fans out in that location, delight, I'm begging you, do not sign up for this.

Fallout 76 is available at present on PC, Xbox One, and PS4. If you want to keep up with all the Fallout 1st issues, fans on Reddit have put together an unofficial roundup.

Source: https://wccftech.com/fallout-76-fallout-1st-private-worlds-not-private/

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