Bethesda Announces Fallout 76 Will Get ‘Lifetime’ Support

With Fallout 76 being redirected to survival gameplay – online role-playing, many fans were curious about Bethesda’s ability to support the game, and received a “sure” answer from the publisher.

This November, Bethesda Software will be released Fallout 76, The next game in the popular RPG-survival franchise, and take it in a completely different direction. For the first time, the game will abandon the traditional single-player gameplay, bringing all players together on the same desolate land of West Coast of Virginia through dedicated servers worldwide. Similarly, most games follow an “online service” model like Destiny 2 nice The Divisionfans will want to know Bethesda intended to support Fallout 76 How long until the game comes out? And luckily, it seems that the company will have a significant support for Fallout 76. In the interview with page Metro, Mr. Pete Hines affirms his support for Fallout 76 will last “forever”.

To prove his point, he brought examples of Fallout 4 released in 2015 and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim launched in 2011 as proof that Bethesda know what I’m doing. “You guys go online and see how many people are playing Fallout 4 and Skyrim. Those games are 4 years and 7 years old, and there are still hundreds to thousands of people playing them every day, every month.” Even further, Hines took Fallout 3 released in 2008 as an example. Feedback from the time when the player count peaked showed that they were disappointed that the game was going to “finish”. The result is Bethesda added more DLC into the game, which eliminates the end of the game, allowing the player to move on. Of course, Hines also said that plans can always change with Fallout 76 when the player already owns the game.

“So that 76 will be like that. We have some ideas for this and that, but let’s see what players want more. To see what they respond to, and support it.” These long-term, if not unstoppable plans in support Fallout 76 show transparency Bethesda ready for the fans to see. It also explains why Bethesda decide for who participates in the batch Beta next month of Fallout 76 the ability to play the entire game, while also allowing players to share any image or clip they like, while more content seems to be planned for the near future and beyond. History has shown Bethesda always support their games even single player. When asked about why the company continues to port Skyrim to new hardware, game director Todd Howard said they will continue to do so until players stop buying it. Fallout 76 Released on November 14th on PC, PS4 and Xbox One.

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