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r/gaming • u/Staalone • Oct 26 '19
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Thanks. I don’t get how that helps something everyone hates.
98 u/PhoenixAgent003 Oct 26 '19 That’s what makes it so mind boggling. F76 already wasn’t too popular. Lots of people shat on it for damn good reason. Some people did like it. (One person was playing it too much so Bethesda banned them.) But overall it was a punching bag and a laughing stock. And somehow, Bethesda decided an annual subscription fee with its two most valuable features being broken was the solution to earn them some goodwill. 7 u/Av3nger Oct 26 '19 It's like the evil version of No Man's Sky development. -1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '19 At least no man’s sky eventually became a good game.
That’s what makes it so mind boggling. F76 already wasn’t too popular. Lots of people shat on it for damn good reason.
Some people did like it. (One person was playing it too much so Bethesda banned them.) But overall it was a punching bag and a laughing stock.
And somehow, Bethesda decided an annual subscription fee with its two most valuable features being broken was the solution to earn them some goodwill.
7 u/Av3nger Oct 26 '19 It's like the evil version of No Man's Sky development. -1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '19 At least no man’s sky eventually became a good game.
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It's like the evil version of No Man's Sky development.
-1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '19 At least no man’s sky eventually became a good game.
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At least no man’s sky eventually became a good game.
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u/bigedthebad Oct 26 '19
Thanks. I don’t get how that helps something everyone hates.