Anyone think maybe the publisher is just a glutton for punishment? Like, perversely turned on by it?

Some people you punish and they improve their behavior. Others scream "YES!!! HURT ME MORE DADDY!!!". I think maybe it's time to just abandon them; they can love bad press, but not lost cash.

@Cristian Acosta
You mean exactly like with TW2 collector's edition? The one that had Geralt's head, that on the pictures looked like some marble imitation, but the actual one was made out of gypsum or some crap and for some people it arrived in pieces?
But remember, CDProjekt Red can do no wrong.

If people didn't hate Fo76 most people wouldn't have cared about the bag. An example of this is when a friend of mine got the collectors edition of Witcher 3, and the statue was cheap looking comparedto the ad, and they didn't even get the worst one there were far worse ones, floating around online.

i hope people sue them.

They absolutely have opened themselves up to false advertising and fraud suits against them for the collectors edition, and arguably, the door to fraud against them for promises about the game not being delivered (something we've all accepted more or less since molyneux, but could be interesting)

What's funny is that 500 atoms aren't even enough to get the canvas bag item in-game (it cost 700). They should create a new item "Nylon bag" costing 500 atoms to make the insult even better !

It's worse that what it seems. If you take the 500 atoms, then technically you've received compensation for the "damages" - and so you can't sue them. Shady as FUCK. If you bought the game, DON'T take the atoms!

How about the fact that they copy-pasted code straight from Skyrim and Fallout 4?

They didn't even change the comments in the code which are still marked *skyrim* and *fallout4*

Hey Dave, if they go bankrupt at least, maybe a better company will pick up tes

If they're going into money issues, they had better at least release TES 6 before they close up shop. *shakes fist in selfish rage*

Failout 76.

Fuck. You. Todd.

They seem to be going intentionally out of their way to make this release crash and burn.

>I am starting to believe Bethesda may be bankrupt.

Honestly, I think you might be onto something here.

It's actually impressive how can big companies manage to screw up so royally... it seems specially common these days.

Wrong, bad Jo. They didn't tell anyone about the change, and the store page still shows the canvas bag. It's not entitled people pissed about the price, it's a case of blatant false advertising.

I claim the dead and throughtly tenderised horse meat for myself