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Buyers got the proper replacements several months later.
https://www.eurogamer.net/7-months-later-bethesda-has-finally-delivered-the-fallout-76-canvas-bags
No one got scammed.
The PA helmet is epic though. Electronics in it are crap, but it's a great platform to begin building your own cosplay helmet.
If you buy a product and you receive a cheap knockoff, then complain and then receive the actual product months later that's... not a scam because you still got your product... eventually.
Not saying this was a straight forward scam but that's actually one of the ways scams opperate.
Let's not sugar coat what Bethesda did here. Reviewers and influencers got the proper canvas bag. Meanwhile, despite advertising a canvas bag, people who had to pay were sent a cheap nylon bag. That is called false advertising.
And customer service basically attempted to wash their hands of everything. Like damn guys that sucks, but canvas is hard to come by, ya know? Then they tried getting everyone to shut up about it by offering them 500 atoms (that's $5 of in game money).
The proper canvas bags were only sent out due to severe backlash.
The power armor helmet was also recalled due to mold.
And the game was a disaster. That is an objective fact.
Now I am guessing OP is here to troll in the hopes of some Steam points, and I am enjoying Fallout 76 a lot (I bought it for $7 a few weeks ago and they've consistently worked on it for years to improve it significantly, credit where credit is due), but I am not going to let someone gloss over Bethesda's biggest middle finger ever to their own fanbase lmao.
At best I'd call it an attempted scam. They caved, because the negative response was bigger than any of them ever anticipated.
Pretty lazy troll post.
That being said, Probably won't buy any future Bethesda Products after what they did in Starfield.
76 is leagues better than what it was. I don't know if I would say it is a great Fallout RPG as I think that's a bit too high of praise, but it is a great Fallout amusement park. That's how I feel when I'm in there at least.
Starfield wasn't what I would call a terrible game. But it wasn't what I'd call a great one either. Pretty concerned about ES6 at this point.
I just wish 76 was a lot harder, At start the difficulty is fine (Ammo Scarcity) but when you get to stage where you just basically float around everywhere in your power armor with no reprecussion and low cooldown the game trivializes itself.
The economy needs to be a lot more scarce, Stop handing out Fusion Cores like candy and increase recharge time drasticly.
Enemies like Ferals do no damage, Most Robots are jokes & Mirelurks are weak af.
76 Is fun to run around observing the Wackiness that is the Wasteland but that's bout it, The Endgame ain't hard people have hyper grinded the game to the point where every encounter is done within 30s with other players.
Anyways, Yeah i'm not hopeful for ES6 or Fallout 5. How they treated people that responded negatively to Starfield was enough of a red flag ontop of the poor delivery that was Starfield.
Bethesda is 100% in Damage control mode right now, That might transfer over to the games if lucky but i'm highly doubting it considering the track record here.
Your second to last paragraph. Same. They even went as far as to have their people respond to negative Steam reviews. And their responses amounted to "Astronauts weren't bored on the moon." The fact they can't even wrap their brains around any kind of critique of their games is astonishing. They apparently think they are untouchable.
Agreed on the last paragraph, Fallout 5 isn't looking desirable to me after Starfield.
Much of the launch confusion surrounding marketing to completely different clientele resulting tin the game not knowing it's own identity, and even mechanic confusion in game can be attributed to Marketing.
MS = money lust; the more money Zenimax made via Bethesda the more attractive that transaction.
The majority of those associated with 76 during that time are not longer with the company, including long time and new employees, community managers, actors, core team members, etc.
There are more big dev studios than I can shake a stick at that lie to or scam their customers. They're "big" because they're usually owned by some of the same corporations/dev empires. If you look, just a google or two, you can find some pretty disgusting dirt on most of the CEOs and "big names" (things that will get me immediately banned for posting)