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Fallout 76 Developer Room filled with unreleased goodies, nearly all content, game's sole NPC
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Lol Is Bethesda running around taking down these videos? People never learn. Once it's on internet, it's there forever.
Man this is Cyberpunk level of corporate corruption/fascism, banning customers for entering a virtual room inside a game they bought, LOL.
GAAS was a mistake, so was Bethesda buying Fallout, I could only imagine how different things would've been if the franchise remained with Obsidian, oh well.
GAAS was a mistake, so was Bethesda buying Fallout, I could only imagine how different things would've been if the franchise remained with Obsidian, oh well.
I'm starting to believe that Fallout 76 isn't actually a game but a comprehensive guide on what future developers should never do in regards to a release.
Content, programming, PR, everything you shouldn't do is right here!
Content, programming, PR, everything you shouldn't do is right here!
It's going to be a case study for years to come, no doubt. It's just such an enjoyable rollercoaster.
FO76 is a conspiracy planted by youtube to give creators something new to talk about every week.
As Jim Sterling said: The game that keeps on taking.
Fallout 76: Corrupion.
Exactly.
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Week?
This whole thing scares Jim Sterling, he wants to do a comprehensive post mortem on Fallout 76 but is scared that as soon as he does one it will be obsolete the next day lol.
Same boat here.
Just when you thought its over, another piece of news shows up, holy shit Bethesda.
This is insane!!!!! I wouldn't believe it was real except for that fact it's yet another Fallout 76 goof. That email is ridiculous.
In this case Bethsada is banning people who access the dev room and asking them how they accessed it, instead of patching out the room itself from the game entirely.
But what if these characters are actually being corrupted? If Bethesda let them loose they could infect other players, enemy NPCs, and pretty soon the whole game world would be like a dark corrupted bizarro universe. The only choice left would be to quarantine Bethesda Game Studios like the radioactive zone in Stalker lest the inexorable corruption spread into global defense systems and the inter-planetary cybernet neural-network matrix.
When I wake up I'm going to laugh at this silly, entertaining dream. Not even Bethesda can be this terrible.
I think it's pretty reasonable to suppose there being a good reason for them to proceed this way. And the people who entered the room deserve getting banned anyway, so it's cool that they can be unbanned by cooperating.
Why is accessing an area that, through the fault of the developer, is accessible a bannable offence (unless you're willing to do their job for them)?
When Fallout 76 was launched, it was an absolute mess but I thought I'd reconsider it again 12 months down the line after some good updates and decent releases.
It looks like now though I'm not sure it isn't worth Bethesda just throwing in the towel on it. This game has such a reputation behind it and Bethesda just continously make it worse.
Who would seriously consider buying it now?
It looks like now though I'm not sure it isn't worth Bethesda just throwing in the towel on it. This game has such a reputation behind it and Bethesda just continously make it worse.
Who would seriously consider buying it now?
People are accessing that room on their own volition, they aren't being forced to enter and then getting banned.
Bethsada are waaaaaaaaay past the point of being given the benefit of the doubt of anything when it comes to Fallout 76.
Heck this room is nothing compared to the damage boosting glitches that let people one shot the endgame boss.
I suppose they created Fallout 76 and are trying to build it up simply to spite people, then?
People access all areas on the entire map of their own volition! That's kinda the beauty of free will.
I'm starting to think Fallout 76 is some kind of transmedia performance art piece, reflecting the futility of human existence
Yeah, and they're free to exploit and cheat the game as well. But when they do so, they are risking getting banned.
lol they're saying the character file gets "corrupted" by visiting this place? As if it wasn't a ban, but a technical neccessity to delete it?
I generally don't speculate on the inner workings on a game because you never know what limitations led to what. But that is one of the dumbest things I've ever heard. They're probably calling it corrupted in place of saying "you picked up some stuff we didn't intend for you to have and maybe wanted to sell later on".
I generally don't speculate on the inner workings on a game because you never know what limitations led to what. But that is one of the dumbest things I've ever heard. They're probably calling it corrupted in place of saying "you picked up some stuff we didn't intend for you to have and maybe wanted to sell later on".
So, basically.
We don't know how you did it and until you tell us, we will keep your account suspended xD.
They don't have any dignity, do they? Horrible people, horrible.
We don't know how you did it and until you tell us, we will keep your account suspended xD.
They don't have any dignity, do they? Horrible people, horrible.
Well they've been doing an excellent job at that so far. :)
Under normal circumstances I fully agree with you especially given this is an online game, but I also see the futility in some other things as well, like why use cheatengine for invincibility, when the game gives out the invincibility glitch like candy, this is the type of comedy we're watching at the moment where the glitches that anyone can do accidentally are superceding the actual cheats.