@Un-broken and victorious No man, I've played NV(lord knows I've played NV) "[Fallout 76] has provided me more entertainment than any other Bethesda game since NV...and I didn't buy it" as in I didn't buy 76 and the garbage fire has been entertaining me since the game dropped
@@REXae86 I find content wise I prefer Fallout 3, better story, balanced better in my opinion. NV on the other hand is so much more interactive(it's hands down the most intricate "Bethesda" game) and the game play is down right addicting. I always say FO3 is always satisfying while NV better in most respects always left me wanting in some area's. DLC wise both are great but NV has the better in my opinion although Op. Anchorage is great. I'd say play FO3 first, then NV you'll get a better appreciation of both games.
@@TaoScribble No Man's Sky got it's shit together though. Also ran better than F76. 😐 I see so many stupid bugs in F76, it makes no sense. It's like they had everyone download the wrong version or something.
"We couldn't afford it." Bullshit. To believe that, you would have to believe that the profit margin on this thing was so tight that a quality bag would have eaten into it to the point that it would no longer be a viable product. Truth is, they found a way to cut corners, save some money, and pass those savings onto the shareholders.
The manager whose genios idea that was got a bonus, I'm sure. And Bob, the little Bethesda game dev is sitting in his chair speechless why such dumb people ruin the company.
The map is probably radioactive, made with radium like the glow in the dark watches from the 1910's that gave watchmaking women jaw cancer so bad that John Merrick would have been the pretty one in comparison.
"I remember, it was a dark time, a bleak time, in 2018, when the world ran out of that, oh so vital material. We went for months, nearly years, without lovely canvas to put our crappy plastic T-51 helmets in! I still have nightmares to this very day"
1. Igloos will melt with a fire bigger than a candle. 2. The joke is supposed to be about how Bethesda is "cheap", so the material they use for the game would NOT burn very long. 3. I'm sorry for this comment.
does anyone else feel like this is the death of our childhood? it's like everything anyone ever enjoyed is just getting shit on for the sake of making a few bucks, I hope all these companies go bankrupt
The gaming industry has hit some kind of Hollywood Era were Marvel Movie/Action movies are copy and pasted with horrible nonsensical plots or actors being selected with political motivation. I don't know man it just feels like gaming is different and I hate to be that guy saying "Back In my day" but I rode the roller coaster of Destiny and I feel like that can summarize the entire gaming industry. It was exhausting, frustrating and overall a straight screw you from a once great company.
All remnants of childhood have been long destroyed, now they are going after what the geeks used to call childhood. We are creating generations of spineless cowards who have no values, have no passion, have no soul.
I saw this coming after Skyrim and playing New Vegas. It's obvious that major game companies have been watering down their games. It was only a matter of time before people got sick of their shit.
Rockstar, CD Projekt Red and (to a lesser extent) Nintendo are exceptions to this rule. Insomniac and Naughty Dog as well. These companies almost always make quality games.
@@stuffedanimalparade6240what do you think about the red dead redemption online micro transaction stuff right now? I'm more a fan of Japanese titles myself. Untouched by progressvism. Dragons domga darkest dungeon is the best rpg i ever played
It's a matter of time before *enough* people get sick of it. They keep lowering the production cost, F3 was already bad, F4 worse, I didn't even enjoy FNV. But as long as they have some customers and make profit, they keep lowering the quality.
They claimed something along the lines of "We do not have the money for it" I am paraphrasing, but basically, they realized it was too expensive, and decided to bait n switch on people!
Drago Ninjay It also introduces people to the shop. This is a way of getting more people to spend more money in the future. It’s like if EA apologized by giving out loot boxes.
0:00 Greed is good 0:29 A day late a buck short (dumpster fire) 1:00 I didn't pick up on this 1:36 A wild fanboy 2:13 major media outlets didn't talk about how bad the bag was 2:58 One fan who wasn't blinded by the hype contacted Bethesda 3:15 The bag isn't canvas (Bethesda help) 4:04 "too expensive to make" = We didn't want to spend 5 bucks 5:50 Glow in the dark poster/ Fallout 76 taking people will to live (ex gf) 7:33 (bethesda responds on reddit & says the same thing) 9:40 the cheap nylon they used will corrode over time (JUMP!) Have to leave will finish later
They had a misleading description for the skyrim special edition. It was suppose to have a cloth map which was paper. The statue was plastic (mine was bent). Also if you ordered the hard back special edition game Guide with the collectors edition they were supposed to engrave your name on it and didnt. So what's new about this? Also this is why I quit preordering. Bethesda fucking me over did me a favor in the long run.
This is brilliant... paper card to download the game, plastic bag that will fall apart within the year... so 4 years down the road, all evidence of the game will be long gone and Bethesda can deny the whole thing.
A few fans, sure but that doesn't take into account dumbass children that see a new game and get daddy to buy it for them. That isn't their fault though, they're children.
They can't help it anymore, they have completely lost their way... They have totally turned their backs on Jesus and have entered into the service of Satan for eternity.
@mb v I can't really tell much about battlefield, since my last EA game i bought was RA2 Yuris Revenge, but from what i heard many game modes are missing so far, but probably the current content within the game works?
When you think a company can't go any lower... they break the limit on how retarded they can be. Bethesda, EA, and Blizzard. The three stooges of gaming.
In my opinion this is the worst year for gaming I have ever seen in the 29 years I have been playing them.The insane level of corporate greed and also the ignoring of the fan bases of game franchises and then the social agenda being pushed have caused it.
Feel you man. I've only bought 3 games that came out this year (2018). Go back to last gen; and it was me buying dozens of games, every year. It's fucking sad, but hey at least my real life gun collection has been growing because of it. Definitely more useful than some video game any how. So silver lining, I guess?
Bo4? Read dead 2? I mean in my opinion those justify everything about this years games. They are two great games that came out not to long ago that are really great.
Yeah I remember the golden joystick going to Fortnite. Someone asked me to come up with a better game from 2018, but aside from RDR2, which also received awards, I could only think of Kingdom Come: Deliverance. And while that game is amazing we can't give it "Game of the Year" because it had too many flaws. They are working on a sequel, I think that might be a real contender when it comes out.
Razer Bioware's like, "Phew no one remembers how we raped ME fans with Andromeda." Fuck that, take heed Bethesda...gamers don't forget. We'll still be salty 2 yrs later.
Nic Bova Yea, poor Bioware with the evil overlord. However, I feel confident that EVEN if they had more time, the writing would still have been shit, because they had a team of amateur SJWs spearheading a AAA game while the big boys focused on Anthem. And in my opinion, the writing was the worst part.
Actually because of the collectors edition being the way it is and what they advertise. The people that bought that version could sue because it's false advertisement. They advertised a canvas bag in this edition and people got a nylon bag instead and with no notice about it at all until they got it. So yes they could be sued for it. Just grab some popcorn and watch this show continue. They're just digging their own grave at this point.
@WalkingPromissoryNote 1963 some people have managed to wrestle refunds out of Chris Roberts over Star Citizen pledges in small claims courts, you never know...
@WalkingPromissoryNote 1963 no, they wouldn't. This is the WORST AAA release this generation, what part of that can you not comprehend? This is quite literally false advertisement
Call me a conspirator but I'm calling it now. Bethesda's gonna use this failure to hype up a "new engine" for the consumers and use it as another marketing ploy. If it happens that means they made money on a game that was non-refundable & doomed to fail to hype a new engine.
I think they already did try this, but, it was pointed out its just the same creation engine, with some upgrades. It will be the same buggy mess we are too familiar with.
@@WastelandSeven Its not the engine, its bethesda. Gamebryo engine is used in many other games without the problems it has in bethesda ones. Same story with Havoc for physichs: works well in all game that arent bethesda. End of line: bethesda is lazy, implements stuff with copy/paste and dont bother fixing incompatibility bugs and glitches. In 76 there are years old bugs NEVER eddressed by a multibillionare studio that are than fixed by modders in 3 days after launch. Lazy bethesda, shame on you.
@@kregorovillupo3625 Bethesda modified the engine a lot mostly in not good ways as you described. So you and the person above you are both correct. NetImerse/Gamebryo is not itself a bug ridden crapfest but Bethesda's "Creation" version of that engine is.
I like watching you and YongYea cover the same subject lol. Its like his is the professional newscast version, and yours is the shit talking meme version 😂
If Bethesda was experiencing a shortage of materials for the fabric bags, maybe they should have went on a Scavenger Mission to get the materials to craft.
To show how lazy they are, they copied and pasted the source codes from Skyrim and fallout 4, they didn't even remove the call codes that even say fallout 4, it's the ultimate form of lazy game development
@@SoulTouchMusic93 if u bought the helmet u should get it tested... oh and take out the batteries they might be the cheap ones that leak or blow up. Dont trust them an inch.
If there is a lawsuit Bethesda will have to make it pretty public that they didn't even sell you a game, you were merely renting it from them. And once their gross business practices make it to the ears of the whole fan base, even the fanboys will have to open their eyes and see the truth: their fandom was exploited instead of supported.
No, nope, that won't happen at all. It's not a hidden thing. It's commen knowledge that you don't own games anymore, you own the licence to play the game. It's in the licence agreements that no one ever reads. When we went from physical copies to digital copies it was over, we no longer own any game, we own the rights to play the game. If anything happens to steam for example, you can lose all your games and there is nothing you can do about it cause you don't own those games. They haven't done anyhting shady at all regarding to "owning" the game, it's perfectly legal. I don't like it, but it's how it is, we all accepted it when we kept buying games digitally. Before you want to correct me. A few years ago there was this digital store owned by IGN's parent company. direct2drive. I bought Swat 4 with the expansion there. I "owned" it digitally. I thought. Direct2drive was put on sale, another company bought it, i believe it was gamestop or some other American chain. This new company how ever didn't purchase the licence to sell SWAT 4, so i as buyer suddenly no longer had access to my copy anymore. It was gone from my library, i no longer had the rights to play the game, cause they didn't had the correct licence.
@@Jorendo first, there is no such thing as common knowledge. Second, not many companies claim to retain the exclusive rights to the games they sell. Third, regardless of how quiet something may be in the fine print of the end user agreement, to use it as the defense in your lawsuit it will have to be made loud and clear. Unless they settle out of court, Bethesda will have to admit to their sleazy business practices. Of course, their legion of game journos and TH-cam fanboys who are willing to stretch the truth on behalf of their corporate overlords will inevitably defend the practices as legitimate and somehow for the benefit of the players and the fans. Hell, they're doing it right now, praising Bethesda and putting Fallout 76 on a golden pedestal. In their eyes they can do no wrong and they'll say whatever they have to to make you believe it, too. Always watch gameplay, ignore Kotaku-style sycophantic apologists, and make your own judgments.
And digital property and copyright are part of the problem. Besides, don't excuse the practice as legitimate simply because people do it. Its just like owning a digital movie from Xfinity or something; once you no longer pay for the service you lose access to that digital property and one reason I still buy DVD's. I want to own it and not rent it. If they're selling us something, it should be clear what exactly it is they are indeed selling to us. That's what this lawsuit is about, and of we get the right judge hearing the case you can be sure these licensing-style game sales will no longer be able to be insinuated as actual sales of property hidden in terms of service agreements. The point is people thought they were buying something when they weren't though they were led to believe otherwise. And there is lengthy scientific documentation stating no one reads ToS agreements, which will one day invalidate their use since they will not be known or understood by the end user. Much like the oft-maligned arbitration clauses, this kind of policy will not last forever.
@@FiveFootFall Don't get me wrong, i don't like this any more then you do. What they are doing is fucked up, like the bullshit you can't refund after you downloaded the game. Hell they can jump high and low what ever they want, but here in Europe they have to abide to European commerce laws (sorry if my english isn't perfect, not native english btw). Steam already lost that battle when they didn't allow refunds, but were forced to give refunds to European consumers as that is a right over here. Same goes for Bethesda, it's just a bit hussle i believe to get a refund when in Europe. I say it's common knowledge cause it's been mentioned plenty of times by people who are against this behavior. Jim Sterling for example has some great video's about copyrights and how games are live/life services that mean you don't own the game anymore but are at the grace of the Publishers. It also became aware when Ubisoft and others used those godaweful DRM programs, that as soon as they would quit with the DRM servers you no longer had access to your game anymore. Something we saw with Games for Windows Live shutdown, suddenly a whole range of games became unplayable (or wouldn't save anymore, etc). It was up to developers to patch they game to a working state without GFWL, not all of them did that, resulting in many games unplayable. The problem is, but i could be wrong, but as long as it's mentioned in a terms of agreement it's valid. Unless it conflicts with other excisting laws, they can put what ever they like in there and make you only have a licence to play instead of owning a game. It might get obsolete one day, but as long as that day isn't there, i don't think consumers get their right when it comes to owning the game or just paying to have a licence to play for as long as the publisher thinks its okay for you to play it. I'm only refering to the licence, not about any other mistakes Bethesda made here like the false advertisements, no Terms of Agreements can protect them against false advertisements. I'm not appologizing Bethesda for anything at all. I already figured Bethasda would fuck this game up (didn't expect it to be this bad though) so i refused to pre order and wait for reviews to come out. Reviews that i trust, i don't go to Kotaku and other mainstream game sites for reviews as they tend to be the hype train setters and are hardly ever critical about big AAA games or favorite publishers/developers. Hell I'm surprised they haven't even writen articles yet how the collectors edition people are all cry babies cause they are angry at not getting the promised bag. Seeing how they massively attacked gamers for being angry at Blizzard for their Diablo blunder. I'm not on the side of Bethesda and the youtubers who promote this game and are over excited, well some of them probably are really excited and like the game, but most of them are as you say to much of a fanboy and blinded by getting things from Bethesda or are in super denial as we often see with player made reviews anywhere. Also heard that some youtube influencers were given the quallity bags, so that doesn't help either when they get the good stuff, but those who paid for it get some cheap ass bag you wouldn't even use to scoop up your dogs shit (in my country we have to scoop it up and trow it away in special bins, to prevent people from stepping in dog shit all the time).
Highly doubt that. Those fan boys are the same ones signing praise of 76 and calling us crybabies or haters for just being critical of the game. You can't break through a delusion like that.
Yep. I've quite literally hyping the everliving daylights out for RE7 and RE2 remake ever since getting a wisp out of the fact they were being made. Still, I steeled myself, did not get to play either at day one, and calmly bought physical copies of each around day 3. Thankfully they're both great games that I'll cherish for a long time, but if Capcom ever pulled shit like this, I ain't falling for it.
@@infidelcastro6687 You think I don't know that? Some of the best games I've ever played came out in recent years. That doesn't change the fact that an ever growing part of the industry engages in shady business practices and delivers unfinished games. The number of games that have been hampered by greed or were released unfinished is higher than it has ever been.
I seriously have no idea why there is so much utter disrespect towards the fans of so many games or movies these days. Something I've seen more and more in just the last couple years.
Cause they noticed people will put up with it, and still spend money on it. The problem is the people who let it go the past couple of years. Are finally noticing this is going on. As for us that seen them doing business moves to make more money suffer as well. One we don't get a good game to buy and play . Two the game series could die off completely, because of the overwhelming response of customers voting with their wallet then. I remember game studios trying to compete to make great games. That's why the games were so good. They had passion for the games they made. Now it's how can we make money with doing as little as possible. Idky they do it. You never know where your going unless you know where you been. The people that seen something great. Are treated like nothing when these companies get big. But you wouldn't be a big company if it wasn't for them.
@@theblackbaron4119 the irony is, if they had just given Obsidian enough time to properly polish it, it would have been way better. Bethesda is just greedy af, and they will eventually die from it.
@@Nerobyrne The engine is still horrible, the mechanics were just as bad as 3 and no polish can improve that. What do you want to improve? The writing? It was probably the only not too horrible one out of all Bethesda games... Besides Morrowind
@@theblackbaron4119 that's a lot of claims that aren't substantiated at all. If you look at what other studios did with the engine then you'll understand it isn't about that. Also, yes you can polish the mechanics, why wouldn't you be able to? With more time the team might have actually used different mechanics, but given the extreme crunch we'll never know if they could have. They basically just copied those from Fallout 3.
@@Nerobyrne All I'm hearing from you is there COULD. You wouldn't be able to improve a lot on that engine without completely retooling the ancient engine. Case and point Obsidian DIDN'T , since the game shows an incredible lazy copy paste job. If you want to argue that it's better with mods, well. It's basically Lincoln's hatched. What we got was a bad game, with glitches. It's fine if you enjoyed it, so did I enjoy Oblivion. But I know it wasn't nearly as good as other roleplaying games. You can idealize a game or a company only for so long. Until they keep being Bethesda and never Improve and rely on actually talented modders to fix their hackjobs.
When the company goes public they lose themselves trying to please investors/stock holders. We get caught in the middle, we're like African orphans in the middle of a war while starving
@@ClickClack_Bam God I wish I could've been given the opportunity to eat a child's heart for supernatural stealth abilities. Lucky bastard African kids.
WOW Bethesda rips you off with false advertising then they're like "Hey here's 5 fake dollars to use on our store" as if that changes that they were false advertising.
Canvas isn't even _that_ expensive. A similar bag can cost something like 30 to 40 dollars, the helmet looks cheap is probably another 30 to 50 bucks (almost a scam at that price) and the game is 60 (ripoff itself lmao) Those are retail prices, just imagine the production values, and they have the fucking courage to say it was ''too expensive'' Unavailable canvas? Dude that ain't Silk and you aren't making millions of bags lmao The books and map probably cost like 20$. And GTA V have a cloth map that glow in the dark and was actually useful lmao, in 2013.
Pete Hines is the Senior Vice President of Global Marketing and Communications-their top-dog mouthpiece, if you will-at Bethesda Softworks, the publisher. He has no control over what Bethesda Games Studio does as a studio. That dishonor goes to Todd Howard, and then the bigheads above him over at ZeniMax. This nylon bag fiasco, however, can rest on his desk since this is, at the end of the day, a marketing blunder, aggravated even further by Bethesda's response.
@@HickoryDickory86 but isnt bethesda game studio owned by bethesda softworks, the publisher? the developers cant have that much freedom so that they can do whatever they want?
i'm thankful for the real-life analogies you are able to apply to your love of games i'm trying very hard to not experience schadenfreude, but sometimes you make it very difficult
So apparently zaric zackaron did a video about the creation engine explaining how it's not the engine that's the problem, but what bethesda did to it. He shows examples of good games that run off the same engine, and ironically enough part of the engine was a tool to make mmos with.
COD fanbase is bi polar. I am a fan of cod,but don't buy them at launch release,but when the full game is half % off with all the DLC,but even than sometimes I think $49.99 is still expensive even if it isn't the original price for digital deluxe editions which are usually $99.99.
@@GeneralSwirly If you enjoy it that's cool. I see the game as missing the spirit of Fallout. I totally get that there's a lot of stuff we didn't know about it until it came out and people showcased things, but given the trends at Bethesda and what was known at the time it was pretty obvious to me they were going to break the universe even further. I'm pretty sure my Steam review still says something like "It can be a fun game, but it's a horrible Fallout game". If it's your cup of tea, by all means enjoy it! If you've been playing Fallout since Fallout or even if you picked up the series at Fallout 3, I would be extremely surprised if you could honestly tell me you haven't noticed a change in the atmosphere of the games or the quality. Fallout 4 felt like a lame attempt to see just how many Mass Effect fans could be convinced to try it.
@r h It's all good, There's decades of research and education that's gone into creating the AAA game industry we have now. No idea how old you are, guessing younger than I am, though it doesn't matter in the long run... it's much easier to see when you've been watching the industry develop and seeing each step of the process to get to where we are now. Here's the scary thing... Realize that all of the delivering less and charging more while telling lies that the public swallows like it was sugar and enjoying being bent over a barrel by the gaming industry, they learned from our politicians and elected officials. They're doing all the same and worse to us and hiding it even better.
@r h If my math adds up I'm turning 45 this year, so we're pretty close. Yeah, you get exactly what I mean. I'm not necessarily saying it's a "bad thing", but today's society is so focused on instant gratification and convenience and that's what fuels a lot of this crap. Honestly, I'm a little bit surprised that most "loot box games" don't require players to open/link social media accounts to their games and force tweets or posts about all the things they've won from loot boxes or instantly snap images of earning achievements, which the ToS would grant them the right to post to all of the player's feeds or timelines or whatever, effectively giving them the right to commercialize a player's "private" social outlets and, at the same time, making sure players get notifications every time someone wins an extremely valuable or prestigious item to encourage the need/desire to go after it that much harder.
Your timing is impeccable, Gundam. I was literally just watching other videos on FO76 from Laymen Gaming, ESO, Gopher, StraightUpIrish, and Optimus. Really appreciate your perfectly timed upload for my binge on the matter. Thank you!
I must say that i'm enjoying this just maybe a tad to much. And no i didna buy this game, hell i'm still embarrassed that i got fallout 4 for a steep discount.
I hope the people that accepted Oblivion,Fallout 3,Skyrim,Fallout 4,and now Fallout 76 learned to not do give your money blindly again to not only Bethesda,but none of these companies until they proven their worth and effort to us.
I never pre order a game often. I preordered spyro reignited trilogy because that was my childhood. But normal AAA games I don't preorder because I want to know how they will go.
Oblivion was a great game Fallout 3 and Skyrim were dumbed down but still good games Fallout 4 was mediocre and souless but still decently playable Fallout 76...is a sort of terrible that is actually astonishing.
The game, regardless of what edition/version you bought, had no physical media/disc for the game itself so wtf did Bethesda really need to cut costs on something else for other than to keep profit margins high?
See, they did that to create a loophole so that noone could get a refund, if you download it, you can't get a refund, but since you HAVE to download it since there's no disc, nobody gets a refund
You hit this shit right on the head. The 6:00 minute mark was on point. Love the work you put in to this platform. Keep your head up just the way you do and you got this. TY!
wreck 1990 So hard to find you nowadays still worth it though glad to see that cause is still alive. Sinistergrey. If you are out there keep on Gundaming!
Damn straight there's a GUNDAM DOWN HERE!!!...albeit quite a bit lower in the comments section now due to the subscriber swell, but still here nonetheless dammit! XD lol.
Many plastics contain softening agents which, over years time, eventually part with it. Then you get a sticky layer on everything, and the plastic becomes stiff and brittle. That will be the end to not just a pair of trousers or a Bethesda suffocation aid but even tool grips.
I also had some old nylon shorts once and they not only got melted in the dryer, they also melded with all them other clothes into a pile of stinky, toxic horror.
I fucking loved skyrim, but for me, after the shit show of fallout 4, and now fallout 76, I have pretty much lost all and any hope and hype I had for elder scrolls 6. I’ve gone from bein super excited seeing the trailer at BE3 on stream, to just disappointed that I won’t be getting a truly good game from Bethesda or something that suprasses what skyrim was in 2011
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*"DO YOU GUYS NOT HAVE BAGS?"* - Bethesda
More like Money Bags!!! $$$$$$
lol
Do you guys not have "lowered standards"?
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@@ohnothimagen224 AYYYY! 👉👉
"Sorry the game you bought was only a prototype." Bethesda.
"wait you paid full price for the game and you think that mean you get a fully working game. Thats cute" bethesida
"we aren't planning on doing anything about it."
"Why are you mad about the bag downgrade? It accurately reflects how me make our games."
"currently there aren't any plans to improve your gameplay experience. next update will bring you 50gb of micro transactions"
“Here’s 500 atoms, sorry for the inconvenience”
EA: They say I'm the worst.
Activision: Is that so? Hold my beer!.
Bethesda: Need a bag for your beer sir?
Bethesda:*says it in a voice changer voice*
Lol
stolen from laymen
Blizzard: sit all yo bitch asses down.....
Oliver Encarnacion
They say that Activision, EA, and Bethesda are Triplets born to become the ultimate Bastards.
Ironically, this game has given me more entertainment than any Bethesda game since NV.............
..........and I didn't even buy the damn game!
@Un-broken and victorious No man, I've played NV(lord knows I've played NV) "[Fallout 76] has provided me more entertainment than any other Bethesda game since NV...and I didn't buy it" as in I didn't buy 76 and the garbage fire has been entertaining me since the game dropped
Should i get NV or FO3?
@@REXae86 I find content wise I prefer Fallout 3, better story, balanced better in my opinion. NV on the other hand is so much more interactive(it's hands down the most intricate "Bethesda" game) and the game play is down right addicting. I always say FO3 is always satisfying while NV better in most respects always left me wanting in some area's. DLC wise both are great but NV has the better in my opinion although Op. Anchorage is great. I'd say play FO3 first, then NV you'll get a better appreciation of both games.
@@038Dude smh
@@038Dude Dude, I've already explained the joke once, I'm not doing it again
Truth is, the bag was nylon from the start
This comment made me piss myself.
I don’t normally like comments on TH-cam, but this is gold lmao
I dont get it
@@lofiseeker1790 a throwback quote from the beginning of Fallout New Vegas.
Todd ain't no fink, he looks you in the eye when he gives you a nylon bag.
This whole debacle has become such a meme that in the future any release that bombs hard is gonna be referred to as "Doing a '76".
lol
Congrats, No Man's Sky, you've been replaced.
@@TaoScribble No Man's Sky got it's shit together though. Also ran better than F76. 😐 I see so many stupid bugs in F76, it makes no sense. It's like they had everyone download the wrong version or something.
Totally 76'd it
Fallout 76% off
"We couldn't afford it." Bullshit. To believe that, you would have to believe that the profit margin on this thing was so tight that a quality bag would have eaten into it to the point that it would no longer be a viable product. Truth is, they found a way to cut corners, save some money, and pass those savings onto the shareholders.
It would have eaten miniscually into their shareholders earnings, and Dethesda can't have that now can they!. 😄 🍺
The manager whose genios idea that was got a bonus, I'm sure. And Bob, the little Bethesda game dev is sitting in his chair speechless why such dumb people ruin the company.
Game: $0
Nylon bag:$1
Others:$1
Helmet: $198
A 3 billion dollar company can't afford canvas? Pathetic.
The map is probably radioactive, made with radium like the glow in the dark watches from the 1910's that gave watchmaking women jaw cancer so bad that John Merrick would have been the pretty one in comparison.
You would think Bethesda could afford some canvas with the money saved by not making any physical copies of the game.
And the money they saved by putting one unpaid intern on developing all of Fallout 76.
Trying to figure out wtf they spent money on.
@@W.Isarnorix.D Nothing?
Hell I got a physical copy bundled with my one x. First Xbox one I bought that came with a physical game and not digital
Bethesda burned their money on lawsuits. No more canvas, boys!
When I’m old and gray I will be able to tell people about the great canvas shortage of 2018.
Jonathan Lee hahahahaha
When I'm old and gray in will be able to tell my kids in 2018 the amount of people who didn't have a phone
Il be missing the memes era since im European and article 13 is coming up.
"I remember, it was a dark time, a bleak time, in 2018, when the world ran out of that, oh so vital material. We went for months, nearly years, without lovely canvas to put our crappy plastic T-51 helmets in! I still have nightmares to this very day"
#CanvasFamine2018
I heard Eskimos are using Fallout 76 to heat their igloos, the game burns longer than wood.
Hahaha original man. Awesome
@@gravellergear4703 Thanks, lol, this game just keeps getting worse.
Why you do them like that? Hahaha Good one!
1. Igloos will melt with a fire bigger than a candle.
2. The joke is supposed to be about how Bethesda is "cheap", so the material they use for the game would NOT burn very long.
3. I'm sorry for this comment.
This game is now officially bad enough that hipsters are buying Fallout 76 t-shirts to wear ironically.
I'd buy an ironic F76 shirt lol
Fallout 76 is a hipster's dream come true. "I played Fallout 76 *before* it was finished"
@@m.c.2814 Gundam should sell ones that say "I hated Bethesda before hating Bethesda was cool."
I already ordered a custom shirt with "16 times the detail! -Todd Howard" on it, with an 8 bit image of Todd on it.
Nice comment.
does anyone else feel like this is the death of our childhood? it's like everything anyone ever enjoyed is just getting shit on for the sake of making a few bucks, I hope all these companies go bankrupt
Yup... the joy I got from playing games is barely there anymore man....
The gaming industry has hit some kind of Hollywood Era were Marvel Movie/Action movies are copy and pasted with horrible nonsensical plots or actors being selected with political motivation. I don't know man it just feels like gaming is different and I hate to be that guy saying "Back In my day" but I rode the roller coaster of Destiny and I feel like that can summarize the entire gaming industry. It was exhausting, frustrating and overall a straight screw you from a once great company.
Yep. Almost everything is being bastardized and held hostage for pc culture and a few bucks.
All remnants of childhood have been long destroyed, now they are going after what the geeks used to call childhood. We are creating generations of spineless cowards who have no values, have no passion, have no soul.
"See that bag over there? It's all made out of canvas." - Todd Howard
lol
Canvas, nylon... who cares? It just works!
The zipper is not scripted.
The bag has over 200 sewings!
Todd will just reply to this latest cluster fuck like, "Canvas is subjective."
I saw this coming after Skyrim and playing New Vegas. It's obvious that major game companies have been watering down their games. It was only a matter of time before people got sick of their shit.
Rockstar, CD Projekt Red and (to a lesser extent) Nintendo are exceptions to this rule. Insomniac and Naughty Dog as well. These companies almost always make quality games.
@@stuffedanimalparade6240what do you think about the red dead redemption online micro transaction stuff right now? I'm more a fan of Japanese titles myself. Untouched by progressvism. Dragons domga darkest dungeon is the best rpg i ever played
I dont really know much about it. Are they doing cash cards like GTA 5 online did?
@@stuffedanimalparade6240 super high grind, gold bars instead of cards,
It's a matter of time before *enough* people get sick of it. They keep lowering the production cost, F3 was already bad, F4 worse, I didn't even enjoy FNV. But as long as they have some customers and make profit, they keep lowering the quality.
"Do you guys not have canvas?" - me, actually asking how you run out of canvas. Like, seriously? How do you run out of canvas.
Are you canvassing my opinion on that?
They claimed something along the lines of "We do not have the money for it" I am paraphrasing, but basically, they realized it was too expensive, and decided to bait n switch on people!
MisterNightfish they used up all the canvas making the map for Fallout76... 16 times the amount of detail!
My fault, I purchased all the canvas mines and converted them into cult shrines where I worship gundam.
You do not run out of Canvas... CANVAS.. runs out of you! :D *sacasm*
Dont forget that those atoms are for microtransactions so Bethesda is going to get $5 back from you
Drago Ninjay
It also introduces people to the shop. This is a way of getting more people to spend more money in the future. It’s like if EA apologized by giving out loot boxes.
They didn't even give you $5. They gave you Ex Nilho $5
They gave you the money they printed themselves.
0:00 Greed is good
0:29 A day late a buck short (dumpster fire)
1:00 I didn't pick up on this
1:36 A wild fanboy
2:13 major media outlets didn't talk about how bad the bag was
2:58 One fan who wasn't blinded by the hype contacted Bethesda
3:15 The bag isn't canvas (Bethesda help)
4:04 "too expensive to make" = We didn't want to spend 5 bucks
5:50 Glow in the dark poster/ Fallout 76 taking people will to live (ex gf)
7:33 (bethesda responds on reddit & says the same thing)
9:40 the cheap nylon they used will corrode over time (JUMP!)
Have to leave will finish later
I just saw somewhere that they copy and pasted code from fallout 4 and skyrim.
A solid channel. I watch every video you make.
@12:20 Xil exploring his feelings for Gundam.
I guess canvas is getting rare now!
They had a misleading description for the skyrim special edition. It was suppose to have a cloth map which was paper. The statue was plastic (mine was bent). Also if you ordered the hard back special edition game Guide with the collectors edition they were supposed to engrave your name on it and didnt. So what's new about this? Also this is why I quit preordering. Bethesda fucking me over did me a favor in the long run.
*TELL ME LIES, TELL ME SWEET LITTLE LIES*
*OH NO, NO YOU CAN'T DISGUISE*
@@MattZelda DAMN YOU BOTH, IT'S IN MY HEAD AGAIN....! ;)
Bethesda: How can we piss off the fans even more⸮
They still have fans?
This is brilliant... paper card to download the game, plastic bag that will fall apart within the year... so 4 years down the road, all evidence of the game will be long gone and Bethesda can deny the whole thing.
@@devilgames2217 Sadly, yes, a few.
A few fans, sure but that doesn't take into account dumbass children that see a new game and get daddy to buy it for them.
That isn't their fault though, they're children.
They can't help it anymore, they have completely lost their way... They have totally turned their backs on Jesus and have entered into the service of Satan for eternity.
Canvas bags were apparently plentiful at the Fallout 76 press retreat and Quakecon. Guess the worldwide shortage is only a recent thing.
gonna be a tough battle for the worst game award this year
It better be RDR2, I swear to god
CloppyFeet he said "worst" not "best fucking"
I am still putting my money on Bethesda to win worst game of the year award fallout 76.
@mb v I can't really tell much about battlefield, since my last EA game i bought was RA2 Yuris Revenge, but from what i heard many game modes are missing so far, but probably the current content within the game works?
When you think a company can't go any lower... they break the limit on how retarded they can be. Bethesda, EA, and Blizzard. The three stooges of gaming.
In my opinion this is the worst year for gaming I have ever seen in the 29 years I have been playing them.The insane level of corporate greed and also the ignoring of the fan bases of game franchises and then the social agenda being pushed have caused it.
Feel you man. I've only bought 3 games that came out this year (2018). Go back to last gen; and it was me buying dozens of games, every year. It's fucking sad, but hey at least my real life gun collection has been growing because of it. Definitely more useful than some video game any how. So silver lining, I guess?
Bo4? Read dead 2? I mean in my opinion those justify everything about this years games. They are two great games that came out not to long ago that are really great.
Yeah I remember the golden joystick going to Fortnite.
Someone asked me to come up with a better game from 2018, but aside from RDR2, which also received awards, I could only think of Kingdom Come: Deliverance.
And while that game is amazing we can't give it "Game of the Year" because it had too many flaws. They are working on a sequel, I think that might be a real contender when it comes out.
EA: we clearly are the most cancerous studio now..
Bethesda: *Hold my bag..*
Razer Bioware's like, "Phew no one remembers how we raped ME fans with Andromeda." Fuck that, take heed Bethesda...gamers don't forget. We'll still be salty 2 yrs later.
@@dra6ke We all know Bioware got shafted by the publisher, and their studio was pressed.
*hold my bag*
Nic Bova Yea, poor Bioware with the evil overlord. However, I feel confident that EVEN if they had more time, the writing would still have been shit, because they had a team of amateur SJWs spearheading a AAA game while the big boys focused on Anthem. And in my opinion, the writing was the worst part.
With the latest patch and mods (I have 24 mods installed) Mass Effect: Andromeda is a pretty good game.
Thats it im gonna start bringing tomatoes to next e3..
How about grenades? I'll pitch in with a few.
Norman Rand Wolfe eh just stick with fruit less likely to get arrested
Actually because of the collectors edition being the way it is and what they advertise. The people that bought that version could sue because it's false advertisement. They advertised a canvas bag in this edition and people got a nylon bag instead and with no notice about it at all until they got it. So yes they could be sued for it. Just grab some popcorn and watch this show continue. They're just digging their own grave at this point.
@Xander Firth No thanks, I rather make a lesson out of them.
@WalkingPromissoryNote 1963 some people have managed to wrestle refunds out of Chris Roberts over Star Citizen pledges in small claims courts, you never know...
@WalkingPromissoryNote 1963 sue the judge too then for disrespecting the court. Murica yeah
@WalkingPromissoryNote 1963 no, they wouldn't. This is the WORST AAA release this generation, what part of that can you not comprehend? This is quite literally false advertisement
That's why they gave out 500 atoms, so that later on when you try to sue, They can say "nope, you can't do that, we gave you compensation"
I did not think people would ever protest fallout 76. This is one time i was happy to be wrong!
Greed is good.
Sorry, but sometimes it doesn't just work.
yes todd, i will by another skyrim
Don't forget *LIES!*
The greed is strong with this one.
So says Gordon Gecko,.. Oh my bad I mean Todd Howard. 😄 🍺 💨
Call me a conspirator but I'm calling it now. Bethesda's gonna use this failure to hype up a "new engine" for the consumers and use it as another marketing ploy. If it happens that means they made money on a game that was non-refundable & doomed to fail to hype a new engine.
I think they already did try this, but, it was pointed out its just the same creation engine, with some upgrades. It will be the same buggy mess we are too familiar with.
@@WastelandSeven Its not the engine, its bethesda. Gamebryo engine is used in many other games without the problems it has in bethesda ones. Same story with Havoc for physichs: works well in all game that arent bethesda. End of line: bethesda is lazy, implements stuff with copy/paste and dont bother fixing incompatibility bugs and glitches. In 76 there are years old bugs NEVER eddressed by a multibillionare studio that are than fixed by modders in 3 days after launch. Lazy bethesda, shame on you.
@@kregorovillupo3625 Bethesda modified the engine a lot mostly in not good ways as you described. So you and the person above you are both correct. NetImerse/Gamebryo is not itself a bug ridden crapfest but Bethesda's "Creation" version of that engine is.
I like watching you and YongYea cover the same subject lol. Its like his is the professional newscast version, and yours is the shit talking meme version 😂
Yup!
You should start watching laymen gaming .. they are meme lords
younggun i been watching them for a while too lol. They do great editing
Efuckingxactly
Basically YongYea is the non-bribed version of a games journalist, then.
every word of todd howard in the e3 its a meme... seriosly, every single word backfire to bethesda
@thepoppunx
Yeah & then you've ppl like me whom can't even play it (FoV).
If Bethesda was experiencing a shortage of materials for the fabric bags, maybe they should have went on a Scavenger Mission to get the materials to craft.
LMAO
That would be too boring.
@@zoltanz288 So is the majority of Fallout 76.
😎yeaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhh
I am from Taiwan and I must tell you the correct story... It's only half bowl of rice.
Who let you out of your factory :P get back a d work your fingers to the bone for a quarter of a bowl of rice.
I'm just joking :3
@@theblackbaron4119 But the foreman isn't.
Even IGN gave Fallout 76 a 5 and they rate games on a scale from 7 - 10.
This comment is fucking brilliant and so true. Props to you sir.
giving him to much credit for someone elses comment
If Bethesda ever makes a real life Fallout vault it’ll be super authentic, down to shady corporate shenanigans and a trail of dead bodies.
*"A nuclear blast of stupidity."*
-Gundam 2018
It's funny that Half Life 2 looks better than Fallout 4 or 76
Well, its engine is newer.
Well the Engine is way newer..
Zoltan Z that’s just Depressing
is that really so? I've seen some pretty videos of Fallout 4
I think Gundam is going to have a heart attack and curse Bethesda in his dying breaths
At least he could see chuchi again
Toooodd! TOOOOOODDDDD! "dies"
To show how lazy they are, they copied and pasted the source codes from Skyrim and fallout 4, they didn't even remove the call codes that even say fallout 4, it's the ultimate form of lazy game development
I bet the helmet is painted with lead paint...
Nah, that would be way too in theme for then to do it!
@@SoulTouchMusic93 if u bought the helmet u should get it tested... oh and take out the batteries they might be the cheap ones that leak or blow up. Dont trust them an inch.
@@yeetusvandablord lol I didn't buy anything, I'm just enjoying the shit show from a safe distance.
If there is a lawsuit Bethesda will have to make it pretty public that they didn't even sell you a game, you were merely renting it from them. And once their gross business practices make it to the ears of the whole fan base, even the fanboys will have to open their eyes and see the truth: their fandom was exploited instead of supported.
No, nope, that won't happen at all. It's not a hidden thing. It's commen knowledge that you don't own games anymore, you own the licence to play the game. It's in the licence agreements that no one ever reads. When we went from physical copies to digital copies it was over, we no longer own any game, we own the rights to play the game. If anything happens to steam for example, you can lose all your games and there is nothing you can do about it cause you don't own those games.
They haven't done anyhting shady at all regarding to "owning" the game, it's perfectly legal. I don't like it, but it's how it is, we all accepted it when we kept buying games digitally.
Before you want to correct me. A few years ago there was this digital store owned by IGN's parent company. direct2drive. I bought Swat 4 with the expansion there. I "owned" it digitally. I thought. Direct2drive was put on sale, another company bought it, i believe it was gamestop or some other American chain. This new company how ever didn't purchase the licence to sell SWAT 4, so i as buyer suddenly no longer had access to my copy anymore. It was gone from my library, i no longer had the rights to play the game, cause they didn't had the correct licence.
@@Jorendo first, there is no such thing as common knowledge. Second, not many companies claim to retain the exclusive rights to the games they sell. Third, regardless of how quiet something may be in the fine print of the end user agreement, to use it as the defense in your lawsuit it will have to be made loud and clear. Unless they settle out of court, Bethesda will have to admit to their sleazy business practices. Of course, their legion of game journos and TH-cam fanboys who are willing to stretch the truth on behalf of their corporate overlords will inevitably defend the practices as legitimate and somehow for the benefit of the players and the fans. Hell, they're doing it right now, praising Bethesda and putting Fallout 76 on a golden pedestal. In their eyes they can do no wrong and they'll say whatever they have to to make you believe it, too. Always watch gameplay, ignore Kotaku-style sycophantic apologists, and make your own judgments.
And digital property and copyright are part of the problem. Besides, don't excuse the practice as legitimate simply because people do it. Its just like owning a digital movie from Xfinity or something; once you no longer pay for the service you lose access to that digital property and one reason I still buy DVD's. I want to own it and not rent it. If they're selling us something, it should be clear what exactly it is they are indeed selling to us. That's what this lawsuit is about, and of we get the right judge hearing the case you can be sure these licensing-style game sales will no longer be able to be insinuated as actual sales of property hidden in terms of service agreements. The point is people thought they were buying something when they weren't though they were led to believe otherwise. And there is lengthy scientific documentation stating no one reads ToS agreements, which will one day invalidate their use since they will not be known or understood by the end user. Much like the oft-maligned arbitration clauses, this kind of policy will not last forever.
@@FiveFootFall Don't get me wrong, i don't like this any more then you do. What they are doing is fucked up, like the bullshit you can't refund after you downloaded the game. Hell they can jump high and low what ever they want, but here in Europe they have to abide to European commerce laws (sorry if my english isn't perfect, not native english btw). Steam already lost that battle when they didn't allow refunds, but were forced to give refunds to European consumers as that is a right over here. Same goes for Bethesda, it's just a bit hussle i believe to get a refund when in Europe.
I say it's common knowledge cause it's been mentioned plenty of times by people who are against this behavior. Jim Sterling for example has some great video's about copyrights and how games are live/life services that mean you don't own the game anymore but are at the grace of the Publishers.
It also became aware when Ubisoft and others used those godaweful DRM programs, that as soon as they would quit with the DRM servers you no longer had access to your game anymore. Something we saw with Games for Windows Live shutdown, suddenly a whole range of games became unplayable (or wouldn't save anymore, etc). It was up to developers to patch they game to a working state without GFWL, not all of them did that, resulting in many games unplayable.
The problem is, but i could be wrong, but as long as it's mentioned in a terms of agreement it's valid. Unless it conflicts with other excisting laws, they can put what ever they like in there and make you only have a licence to play instead of owning a game. It might get obsolete one day, but as long as that day isn't there, i don't think consumers get their right when it comes to owning the game or just paying to have a licence to play for as long as the publisher thinks its okay for you to play it. I'm only refering to the licence, not about any other mistakes Bethesda made here like the false advertisements, no Terms of Agreements can protect them against false advertisements.
I'm not appologizing Bethesda for anything at all. I already figured Bethasda would fuck this game up (didn't expect it to be this bad though) so i refused to pre order and wait for reviews to come out. Reviews that i trust, i don't go to Kotaku and other mainstream game sites for reviews as they tend to be the hype train setters and are hardly ever critical about big AAA games or favorite publishers/developers. Hell I'm surprised they haven't even writen articles yet how the collectors edition people are all cry babies cause they are angry at not getting the promised bag. Seeing how they massively attacked gamers for being angry at Blizzard for their Diablo blunder.
I'm not on the side of Bethesda and the youtubers who promote this game and are over excited, well some of them probably are really excited and like the game, but most of them are as you say to much of a fanboy and blinded by getting things from Bethesda or are in super denial as we often see with player made reviews anywhere.
Also heard that some youtube influencers were given the quallity bags, so that doesn't help either when they get the good stuff, but those who paid for it get some cheap ass bag you wouldn't even use to scoop up your dogs shit (in my country we have to scoop it up and trow it away in special bins, to prevent people from stepping in dog shit all the time).
Highly doubt that. Those fan boys are the same ones signing praise of 76 and calling us crybabies or haters for just being critical of the game. You can't break through a delusion like that.
Last time I was this early, Fallout was a good game.
Lol
1998?
@@Zeon081 nah 2010.
@@williethenerfherder2193 yeah. also good.
Damn fam. That was a decade ago
That's what you get for preordering. About time you learn your lesson.
Yep. I've quite literally hyping the everliving daylights out for RE7 and RE2 remake ever since getting a wisp out of the fact they were being made. Still, I steeled myself, did not get to play either at day one, and calmly bought physical copies of each around day 3. Thankfully they're both great games that I'll cherish for a long time, but if Capcom ever pulled shit like this, I ain't falling for it.
Man I find it so cringy when Todd Howard curses.
it's like a middle aged white man trying to be hip with the kids
Hello fellow kids
Where's that DAMN Glow-in-the-dark Fallout 76 map!?
@@tehrulefoo swiper stole the map!
That's exactly what he is and was doing.
Everyone has to bring race into fuckin everything man
3:17 That desk is completly Zen however
These last three years have basically been the dark ages of video games and there is no light in sight.
I quit
At least Nintendo is doing well
Yes, PC went full swing late 2014. Id say every thing went to shit that year.
There are plenty of great games being made, you just can't look to companies that don't give a shit and expect to find them.
@@infidelcastro6687
You think I don't know that? Some of the best games I've ever played came out in recent years.
That doesn't change the fact that an ever growing part of the industry engages in shady business practices and delivers unfinished games. The number of games that have been hampered by greed or were released unfinished is higher than it has ever been.
Fanbase: "Can I please get a refund for my $200 dollar game."
Bethesda: "Best I can do is 500 atoms."
I seriously have no idea why there is so much utter disrespect towards the fans of so many games or movies these days. Something I've seen more and more in just the last couple years.
More like so much disrespect towards the fans IF they do not love and adore the new movie or game there a fan of. But yeah i get what ur saying.
Cause they noticed people will put up with it, and still spend money on it.
The problem is the people who let it go the past couple of years. Are finally noticing this is going on. As for us that seen them doing business moves to make more money suffer as well. One we don't get a good game to buy and play . Two the game series could die off completely, because of the overwhelming response of customers voting with their wallet then.
I remember game studios trying to compete to make great games. That's why the games were so good. They had passion for the games they made. Now it's how can we make money with doing as little as possible. Idky they do it. You never know where your going unless you know where you been. The people that seen something great. Are treated like nothing when these companies get big. But you wouldn't be a big company if it wasn't for them.
@@stealth2951 Greed ruins everything.
@@nick_4972, yeah it does.
Russians
Bethesda hasn't even fixed Fallout 4 glitches. And 76 will never be fully fixed at all NEVER this is absolutely disgusting
What did you expect after fallout 3, new Vegas ( I know obsidian you broken records the game is still bad) Oblivion and Skyrim .
@@theblackbaron4119 the irony is, if they had just given Obsidian enough time to properly polish it, it would have been way better.
Bethesda is just greedy af, and they will eventually die from it.
@@Nerobyrne The engine is still horrible, the mechanics were just as bad as 3 and no polish can improve that. What do you want to improve? The writing? It was probably the only not too horrible one out of all Bethesda games... Besides Morrowind
@@theblackbaron4119 that's a lot of claims that aren't substantiated at all.
If you look at what other studios did with the engine then you'll understand it isn't about that.
Also, yes you can polish the mechanics, why wouldn't you be able to? With more time the team might have actually used different mechanics, but given the extreme crunch we'll never know if they could have.
They basically just copied those from Fallout 3.
@@Nerobyrne All I'm hearing from you is there COULD. You wouldn't be able to improve a lot on that engine without completely retooling the ancient engine. Case and point Obsidian DIDN'T , since the game shows an incredible lazy copy paste job. If you want to argue that it's better with mods, well. It's basically Lincoln's hatched. What we got was a bad game, with glitches. It's fine if you enjoyed it, so did I enjoy Oblivion. But I know it wasn't nearly as good as other roleplaying games. You can idealize a game or a company only for so long. Until they keep being Bethesda and never Improve and rely on actually talented modders to fix their hackjobs.
When the company goes public they lose themselves trying to please investors/stock holders. We get caught in the middle, we're like African orphans in the middle of a war while starving
That's when you join up with General Buttnaked and kill people.
At least we know in Battlefield 6 one of those orphans will have won the war singlehandedly.
@@ClickClack_Bam God I wish I could've been given the opportunity to eat a child's heart for supernatural stealth abilities. Lucky bastard African kids.
Although I agree the standard is ridiculous, that's such a first-world problem by comparison lol.
@@Palafico3 I'm sure they picked it for comedic effect.
WOW Bethesda rips you off with false advertising then they're like "Hey here's 5 fake dollars to use on our store" as if that changes that they were false advertising.
the sheep baaa when tod howard speaks was gold , pure gold.
all of your metaphors about relationships and weirdly specific.
rich hartnell yeah I think so too
Also seems Bethesda ran out of junk to scrap to make bags
They could of just scraped the game.
Oh but they did, there isnt game dvd anymore. Scraped
The sheep 🐑 sounds at 5:55, is hilarious...
The cost of doing business in 2018... Well this will give rise to more CD project red types.
Cdpr got a lot of money from the Polish government. Their rise isnt a good example really.
You know those Cheap materials... 9:45
So, true.
Too many Bethesda Shills......*cough..Oxhorn..cough*.
Ancient Hoplite fuck that fat bitch
The neck beard
Give the guy credit where credit is due, he's a good story teller.
Canvas is currently trading on the stock market higher than gold.
I would shit in the bag and send it back to Bethesda HQ, preferrably to Todd Howard
Canvas isn't even _that_ expensive.
A similar bag can cost something like 30 to 40 dollars, the helmet looks cheap is probably another 30 to 50 bucks (almost a scam at that price) and the game is 60 (ripoff itself lmao)
Those are retail prices, just imagine the production values, and they have the fucking courage to say it was ''too expensive''
Unavailable canvas? Dude that ain't Silk and you aren't making millions of bags lmao
The books and map probably cost like 20$.
And GTA V have a cloth map that glow in the dark and was actually useful lmao, in 2013.
maybe in china there isnt enough canvas. and we know how they love outsourcing to china
30 to 40 dollars for a bag? Decathlon has canvas bags double that size for 7 bucks. With accessories.
It's all fun and games until somebody loses a bag.
Don't think of it as losing a bag, think of it as losing $200. Also, dignity.
Just give the franchise to Obsidian for a Butterfinger and LEAVE US BE
i hope pete hines is proud of what has become of Bethesda
Pete Hines is the Senior Vice President of Global Marketing and Communications-their top-dog mouthpiece, if you will-at Bethesda Softworks, the publisher. He has no control over what Bethesda Games Studio does as a studio. That dishonor goes to Todd Howard, and then the bigheads above him over at ZeniMax.
This nylon bag fiasco, however, can rest on his desk since this is, at the end of the day, a marketing blunder, aggravated even further by Bethesda's response.
@@HickoryDickory86 but isnt bethesda game studio owned by bethesda softworks, the publisher? the developers cant have that much freedom so that they can do whatever they want?
i'm thankful for the real-life analogies you are able to apply to your love of games
i'm trying very hard to not experience schadenfreude, but sometimes you make it very difficult
Beth was bad since Oblivion. Remember horse armor? 5 bucks for cosmetics for your horse.
Fallout 76: We Have started the fire
Bethesda: The fire rises
When do we get the thot tax video????
He's probably going to get holocausted off the internet if he talks about it.
So apparently zaric zackaron did a video about the creation engine explaining how it's not the engine that's the problem, but what bethesda did to it. He shows examples of good games that run off the same engine, and ironically enough part of the engine was a tool to make mmos with.
Dude the Appalachia radio thing is full of shills. Love your shit gundam. This thing makes me laugh everytime I hear stuff.
That touch with the sheep applauding Todd Howard? BRILLIANT!!!
Your channel is dancing around that dumpster fire and i love it.
sue them into middle earth for false advertising and bait n switch
"there arent enough fanboys to support the weight of a AAA IP"
Laughs in COD
COD fanbase is bi polar. I am a fan of cod,but don't buy them at launch release,but when the full game is half % off with all the DLC,but even than sometimes I think $49.99 is still expensive even if it isn't the original price for digital deluxe editions which are usually $99.99.
@@TheFurryInShambles there is a difference between fan and fanboy
@@roboticrebel4092 Right.
Well at least COD games work most of the time.
@@millerthomas4331 true XD
It's time to bury all Fallout 76 copies in the desert.
Keep up the great content Gundam. Notification Squad ready and waiting!
Don't blame me, I was the one people were telling to shut up when I suggested NOT buying Fallout 4. We sure taught them a lesson with that one!
Fallout 4 is fun tho
@@GeneralSwirly If you enjoy it that's cool. I see the game as missing the spirit of Fallout. I totally get that there's a lot of stuff we didn't know about it until it came out and people showcased things, but given the trends at Bethesda and what was known at the time it was pretty obvious to me they were going to break the universe even further. I'm pretty sure my Steam review still says something like "It can be a fun game, but it's a horrible Fallout game". If it's your cup of tea, by all means enjoy it! If you've been playing Fallout since Fallout or even if you picked up the series at Fallout 3, I would be extremely surprised if you could honestly tell me you haven't noticed a change in the atmosphere of the games or the quality. Fallout 4 felt like a lame attempt to see just how many Mass Effect fans could be convinced to try it.
@r h It's all good, There's decades of research and education that's gone into creating the AAA game industry we have now. No idea how old you are, guessing younger than I am, though it doesn't matter in the long run... it's much easier to see when you've been watching the industry develop and seeing each step of the process to get to where we are now. Here's the scary thing... Realize that all of the delivering less and charging more while telling lies that the public swallows like it was sugar and enjoying being bent over a barrel by the gaming industry, they learned from our politicians and elected officials. They're doing all the same and worse to us and hiding it even better.
@r h If my math adds up I'm turning 45 this year, so we're pretty close. Yeah, you get exactly what I mean.
I'm not necessarily saying it's a "bad thing", but today's society is so focused on instant gratification and convenience and that's what fuels a lot of this crap. Honestly, I'm a little bit surprised that most "loot box games" don't require players to open/link social media accounts to their games and force tweets or posts about all the things they've won from loot boxes or instantly snap images of earning achievements, which the ToS would grant them the right to post to all of the player's feeds or timelines or whatever, effectively giving them the right to commercialize a player's "private" social outlets and, at the same time, making sure players get notifications every time someone wins an extremely valuable or prestigious item to encourage the need/desire to go after it that much harder.
I see Gundam, I click.
Now if I could just evolve into Billy.
Only at level 45 with a fire stone equipped
@@sabertooth160 So THAT'S what I was missing!
I literally did the same thing (not the evolve into Billy part, saw notification and clicked part).
@Karl Müller What a coincidence, I have a box of Dots right here!
7:26 oddly specific, but I can actually relate :/
Just got an ad for a canvas tent. Haaaaa.
Nice pic from dead show. Kk
The sheep baaa'ing during the poster but fucking killed me! Roflcopterz
Oh that reddit response from Bethesda was the stuff of legend. Oof! Ooooooof! Fuckin tears from me laughing so hard.
My question is;
If TH-camrs that didn't buy the collector's edition got a free one.... How come Bethesda can't spend $5 on canvas material???????
Your timing is impeccable, Gundam. I was literally just watching other videos on FO76 from Laymen Gaming, ESO, Gopher, StraightUpIrish, and Optimus. Really appreciate your perfectly timed upload for my binge on the matter. Thank you!
That Gordon Gecko opening was Hilarious Lol
I must say that i'm enjoying this just maybe a tad to much.
And no i didna buy this game, hell i'm still embarrassed that i got fallout 4 for a steep discount.
4:06 right there... nailed it. Lets suck as much money out of this IP as possible.
I hope the people that accepted Oblivion,Fallout 3,Skyrim,Fallout 4,and now Fallout 76 learned to not do give your money blindly again to not only Bethesda,but none of these companies until they proven their worth and effort to us.
I never pre order a game often. I preordered spyro reignited trilogy because that was my childhood. But normal AAA games I don't preorder because I want to know how they will go.
Oblivion was a great game
Fallout 3 and Skyrim were dumbed down but still good games
Fallout 4 was mediocre and souless but still decently playable
Fallout 76...is a sort of terrible that is actually astonishing.
And there is the best NV, not even made by bethesda hahaha@@SteadfastandResolute
Seriously love your intro it gives me memories of my childhood of the late 90s and early 2000's when Gundam was on cartoon Network.
The game, regardless of what edition/version you bought, had no physical media/disc for the game itself so wtf did Bethesda really need to cut costs on something else for other than to keep profit margins high?
It came with that little cardboard disc thing - I'm sure if you put it in your disc drive it'll just work.
@@m.c.2814 Fallout 76 - It just works! - Tom Howard
See, they did that to create a loophole so that noone could get a refund, if you download it, you can't get a refund, but since you HAVE to download it since there's no disc, nobody gets a refund
There are physical copies of the game.
@@footballhamster Referring to the PC version here, buddy. It was a disc made of cardboard.
5:57 "That glows in the Fucken Dark" BAAAA BAAA Farm Animal Noises. Holy Fucken Shit MY SIDES 🤣
Dam this year is a harsh competition for worst company of America.
I think it's the White House tbh
You hit this shit right on the head. The 6:00 minute mark was on point. Love the work you put in to this platform. Keep your head up just the way you do and you got this. TY!
Todd: greed, yes it just works
"What are you planning to do about this?"
"Nothing" (You can almost hear the laughter at Bethesda's Office).
THERE'S A GUNDAM DOWN HERE!
wreck 1990 So hard to find you nowadays still worth it though glad to see that cause is still alive. Sinistergrey. If you are out there keep on Gundaming!
Damn straight there's a GUNDAM DOWN HERE!!!...albeit quite a bit lower in the comments section now due to the subscriber swell, but still here nonetheless dammit! XD lol.
sinistergrey3 we accomplished our mission. Gundam blew the fuck up and it’s great
Many plastics contain softening agents which, over years time, eventually part with it. Then you get a sticky layer on everything, and the plastic becomes stiff and brittle. That will be the end to not just a pair of trousers or a Bethesda suffocation aid but even tool grips.
I am glad I saw how bad Fallout 76 would be and did not consider trying it.
I also had some old nylon shorts once and they not only got melted in the dryer, they also melded with all them other clothes into a pile of stinky, toxic horror.
I fucking loved skyrim, but for me, after the shit show of fallout 4, and now fallout 76, I have pretty much lost all and any hope and hype I had for elder scrolls 6. I’ve gone from bein super excited seeing the trailer at BE3 on stream, to just disappointed that I won’t be getting a truly good game from Bethesda or something that suprasses what skyrim was in 2011
I've been feeling pretty naustalgic for Skyrim again recently. Might have to reinstall it and mod another playthrough.
One thing: Bethesda did learn a lot of this. 1. "It just works" and 2. "They can get away with it".
Btw one of your best openings! Really fun!