Fallout 76 Gets $100/Yr Subscription With Private Worlds, Additional Bonuses
Summary
Called Fallout 1st, the subscription is valued at $12.99 a month or $99 for an entire year, with the core perk on offer being the ability to host private worlds for oneself and up to seven friends. Over the year that it has been out, Fallout 76 has earned a somewhat poor reputation, largely owing to pre-launch troubles, a myriad of bugs in the final release, and a lack of NPCs, which many felt constitute the series’ trademark charm. The studio added a new battle royale mode to the game earlier this year and then at E3, announced a massive “Wastelanders” update, which will add NPCs and additional story missions in the first quarter of 2020. Private worlds too have the potential to help Bethesda make amends with the game’s estranged playerbase, more so after support for mods is rolled out, though the decision to lock the feature behind a premium monthly subscription may not sit well with everyone. You may also like to check out: You can follow us on Twitter, or Instagram, and even like our Facebook page to keep yourself updated on all the latest from Microsoft, Google, Apple, and the Web.
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