Bethesda Really Wants You To Join Its Reward Program, Lots Of Cool Stuff Up For Grabs

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Yeah... No. The prospect of Bethesda having any of my personal details is not something I find that enticing.

Nah sorry. They already lose me as a loyal fan when they announced that Wolfenstein Youngblood won't come on physical cartridge. Maybe in another timeline where they didn't screw up this process.

It's slightly uncomfortable watching these geeks in suits trying to be cool with the gangstas.

That switch looks nice, but no thanks, when they went to putting codes in boxes instead of carts, lost interest in them

They also really want me to buy Fallout 76, but I'm not doing that either.

Maybe I'll sign up when they fix Fallout 76.

Is there physical cartridges in boxes? I think those are the coolest.

@GrailUK they will offer a premium club ($60 dollars a month) and then they will allow you yo buy physical copies of New Blood for $150 each.

I wish Nintendo's rewards program still offered cool stuff like this.

First Make up for the colossal mess up that is fallout 76

Cool, a company giving out freebies to members... Make me want to support them...

**** looks at Doom, Wolfenstein and Skyrim on Switch - still $80 ****

Hahahah.... nope.

Joing this would involve giving Besthesda money, so that's a dealbreaker.

Is one of the rewards a canvas bag? Can I just plug my social security number in a form somewhere?

@NEStalgia Damn it, you beat me by a minute! =/ I was gonna say I would join now if there was a Canvas Bag lol

Now I can glitch through chairs at home!

@retro_player_22 Buy it on another console?

Will it be as buggy as everything the squeeze out?

@Rafke I remember a dude watch me play Sonic Mania when it first came out. He was excited of a good 2D Sonic game came out. Once he heard it was eshop only he screamed 'boooo'. We were ina hotel lobby and everyone heard him screaming.

@waluigifan1 I'm a very busy guy and travel a lot. I don't have time for the other consoles or the PC.

@Rafke If it's a small enough game then yes there won't be any complaint but this is no indie title man, this is a huge over 30gb triple A game and my storage on Switch is not that big enough to handle holding that crap. I could only archive so many titles and I hate re-downloading crap just to replay them. Games like this needs physical, I would be okay if they include the one half on cart and the other on digital but it seems doing that is too hard for them too. The Switch is not a PC man, large game like this needs a physical version.

I'll sign up as soon as they put Fallout 3 on Switch.

@Rafke Don't get me wrong. I am ecstatic that the game is coming to Switch. However, they announced a retail version...that is missing the retail version. I'm not too sure what's not to get.

Hell, people dont understand that releasing Youngblood with a cartridge would have increased the price of the game, so to keep the same price of the other versions($30), they're going to release it like that. I'll get it on retail, day one. And DOOM Eternal as well.

How about fixing the Canvas bags and quits stalling for remaking making them as u keep making other merchandise rather than fix mistakes, hope Rage 2 and Outer Worlds wont be a train wreck. Also good job of policing people selling weaponsm etc from Fallout 76 on Ebay,PS 4 forums.

@Rafke I import crap a lot, the expensive price tag doesn't bother me, what bothers me is the file size, like I say they could just do what Rockstar did with LA Noire and had one half be on cart and other half through digital. Also just cause digital is all the talk nowadays doesn't mean physical needs to go away, if that crap ain't broken keep it. You don't see fuel cars going away cause electric cars are on the market now do you?

Having options is the best thing about life, you don't throw away the good one and keep the popular one, you keep both cause once the popular one isn't popular anymore you can then fall back on the good one. Here's another example, I recently bought a wireless controller for my old SNES and constantly play with that wireless controller but at the same time I also kept my old wired SNES controllers cause once that wireless controller lose its battery charge or is brick in some way to the point when it no longer could sync to the receiver then I could always fall back on the old wired controllers. If I throw away the wired controllers how else will I be able to play my old SNES again if my wireless ones ever crap out on me? It would be a lose-lose situation. In life you don't want to go the lose-lose way, you want to go the winning way and having options equals winning.

I didn't even know about this till now. I'll sign up for sure!

This > NSO. That's my comment, NL.

Bethesda should take that money they are putting into their reward programs and make better games.

Fallout 76 may be long forgotten now that it has been overshadowed by other games-as-a-service catastrophes (i.e. Anthem), but the game is still a disaster.

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