Yup...it's so gross.
This, also as someone on the last page pointed out the influencer bag wasn't even a specially made item, it's literally an existing canvas bag model with just the 76 logo slapped on. But nah let's create some more outrage when it makes zero sense in this context amirite.
This, also as someone on the last page pointed out the influencer bag wasn't even a specially made item, it's literally an existing canvas bag model with just the 76 logo slapped on. But nah let's create some more outrage when it makes zero sense in this context amirite.
Yet Bethesda marketing should have used common sense since the comparison would have happened inevitably and would definitely caused alarm because if you are the one that pays $ 200 for canvas and get a nylon noone could blame you for been outraged.
Noone of them and the people that feel unappreciated by Bethesda would stop and think "This was a marketing effort, no relation to people that bought the collectors edition" and stare happily at their nylon. And i can guess neither would you.
Oh, and the bag was specially made for the "influencers" since it was part of Bethesda's promotion even if the 76 logo was just a sticker.
This is the motivation behind this entire thread.This is the kind of situation that gets better every time that it gets worse.
So they do actually have them...what a bunch of cunts, fuck Bethesda
Then that begs the question why didn't they just do that for collector editions?This, also as someone on the last page pointed out the influencer bag wasn't even a specially made item, it's literally an existing canvas bag model with just the 76 logo slapped on. But nah let's create some more outrage when it makes zero sense in this context amirite.
But if we didn't buy the collector's edition, we don't need to hypothesize what those who did are feeling. We can recognize objective reality.
Then that begs the question why didn't they just do that for collector editions?
No one is hypothesizing, they are empathizing. If I had bought this collection and saw that influencers not only got a nicer bag but were treated far better than me, I would be pissed.
Your posts are falling on deaf ears. Bethesda did screw up with FO76 but this thread is seriously grasping for straws. Era making a mountain out of a mole hill as usualAll of those bullet points are all just part of the game's marketing budget. Now, that doesn't matter to the people who paid for one thing and got another, but we don't need to act like these things are connected when they're probably not. The screwup doesn't need to keep escalating, and trying to force a connection between a marketing swag bag and fulfilling customer orders just makes this look like a bunch of people who probably didn't buy the $200 edition using this as an excuse to yell at a company that made a bad game.
OK. I can't help it. To me, it seems like people are just mad at Bethesda and working backward from that and looking for any new reason to keep being mad at them. That's probably not you, but the people who are saying stuff like, "ha this just keep getting better." Yeah, they don't care.
That would make sense if they weren't losing money from this PR clusterfuck.Because people who are spending $200 on a collector's edition aren't the ones selling the game by playing it on their live stream.
It still says something when they put more effort into a free giveaway bag than into their $200 special editionIt was an event gift, right? The bags looks nothing like the one advertised for the limited ed. Gamers gonna gamer.
Actually, our avatar is Vault Boy, not Pip Boy. The Pip Boy is the computer-thing you wear on your wrist. People keep making this mistake. Just saying.And before anyone brings up my avatar—yes, I'm well aware of my avatar being Pip Boy. No, I didn't buy 76, I played the beta and determined it's not for me (right now)
Yeah sure. Gotta get those influencers.It still says something when they put more effort into a free giveaway bag than into their $200 special edition
"oh lawd jesus, Todd, we ran outta cotton!"