Fallout 76 is a premium live-service game with an in-game store as well as add-ons. Sometimes Bethesda can surprise with its pricing.
Recently, users noticed an add-on for Fallout 76 in the store priced at 2,000 dollars (or 1,700 with a discount). It is assumed to be a simple mistake, yet players did not completely rule out “a little greed”:
“I assume that is supposed to be 1,700 Atoms [premium in-game currency] not dollars. But knowing Bethesda, that could still be dollars.”
Pricing “glitches” have previously been observed in the Microsoft store, so there is a high probability of a simple error when listing the item.
(Australian dollars, which is about 2,000 US dollars)
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