Fallout 76 $100 US Dollar a Year Private Worlds! Have Your Own Private Dance Parties!

Well, it seems that Bethesda is making headlines again for selling a $100 US Dollar a Year Fallout 76 Premium Membership that comes with your very own Private World and other perks. In other words, they're selling Fallout 76 Private Servers for only $100 US Dollars a year.

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First of all, I don't play Fallout 76 because, at $20 US Dollars, the game is still far beyond my ability to purchase it and I'm also not sure if it will run on my low end pc. I did recently buy Fallout New Vegas Ultimate Edition recently in Steam for only $3 US Dollars.

Okay so, a lot of people in the internet are not happy with Bethesda's latest Fallout 76 offer because, obviously, they find it very expensive specially for a somewhat broken game (according to a lot of reports out there).

Paying $100 US Dollars a year for a Fallout 76 Private World that can accommodate only 8 players is not something a normal gamer with no job and plays games at home 16 hours everyday can afford.

It's way too much and, honestly, I don't think it's even worth it but I also don't think Bethesda is targeting players with no money because players with no money don't have the thing that Bethesda loves and that is money.

I think they're making this offer to those players with money to burn, aka whales, who would want to own a Fallout 76 Private World of their own where they can organize Private Dance Parties anytime they want.

Now, if a lot of players do really want a Fallout 76 Private World of their own then what they can do is ignore the offer for now. If no one buys it then Bethesda will have no choice but to lower it's price or even make it free-to-play.

So guys, are you excited to get your very own Fallout 76 Private World filled with bugs? If you are then how much are you willing to pay for a bug filled Fallout 76 Private World? Post your answers as well as your comments, questions or reactions in the comments section below.

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