PC Invasion: Bethesda's got another Fallout 76 controversy brewing due to "Nylongate." This time around, it's streamers receiving actual canvas bags for free while paying customers ended up with nylon for their $200 Power Armor edition.
The big Fallout 76 fishing update is available now on the Public Test Server, introducing a variety of new activities.
Wccftech interviewed Fallout 76 Creative Director Jon Rush and Senior Producer Bill Lacoste about the Ghoul update that goes live shortly.
For the first time in the Fallout franchise, Bethesda is bringing playable Ghouls in Fallout 76 in the Ghoul Within update, alongside unlocking new rewards in Season 20: Glow of the Ghoul.
ROFL.. not really surprising that Bethesda would bribe streamers/bloggers and such with fancy trips and goodie bags.
I know this is not good for Bethesda and all but come on guys. It's a BAG. It's a bag that you're going to toss in your closet and dig up a few years later full of silverfish and spiderwebs and end up storing a bunch of junk in. People are making such a huge deal out of this stupid bag, it's ridiculous. It's as if they're mad they're not getting a full size, functional power armor or something.
So these "influencers" who sit around all day playing games in front of a camera get the good stuff, while us common folk get the garbage. What an absolutely scummy thing to do.
They should have either lowered the price, or told everyone prior to shipping the game in case anyone wanted to cancel. With the way they handled it, and their admitting to it, they've opened themselves up to charges and investigation for false advertising.
hahahahaah-and people really think their reviews matter. Streamers and bloggers are entertainers (some are extensions of marketing): not critics nor journalists.
Wonder if Kotaku are going to attack gamers over this one?