At least they decided to come good and offer the canvas bag after the community backlash surrounding their decision. Now, of course, these items are not mandatory and have no bearing on gameplay, however, considering the canvas bag fiasco where they initially opted to give people $5 in Atom credits, it makes that gesture seem even more like a slap in the face. They work as a way to soften the blow in regards to cost, or you might be able to afford a few emotes but the fact remains the prices are absurdly high for even simple things. However, the rewards are incredibly small and limited in number. That said, yes Bethesda's Atom credits can be farmed via in-game challenges. It would appear Bethesda really wants to earn back their development costs on this one. All told buying those three featured items from the Atom Shop would run you about 4600 Atoms or $40 which is coincidently the highest price the game sells for currently. Finally theres the Red Rocket Mega Sign for 1400 Atoms. Claus outfits listed for 2000 Atoms, down from 3000. First up was their Holiday Emote bundle for 1200 Atoms which is 50% off the regular 2400 Atoms. What did they do this time you ask? Well, they decided to offer more absurdly priced bits of cosmetic gear. However, instead of making an educated decision Bethesda continues to march straight for the cliff like a group of lemmings. You would also think that their first decision would not have been to add more horrendously overpriced downloadable content to their Atom shop. It seems many companies just never learn, you would think with Bethesda's various controversies surrounding Fallout 76 that they would have taken a step back and reevaluated their position.
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