Fallout 76 received a $2,000 DLC. Bethesda surprised with its pricing policy
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
Fallout 76 has been supported for many years. Sometimes monetization surprises even seasoned players.
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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Cover author: Bethesda Game Studios, Bethesda Softworks. Image source: steamcommunity.com
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