Since Fallout 76 launched one year ago on 23 October 2019, it hasn’t had the best reception from fans, with a prime example being that last month, when they started charging over R100 for a fridge in the game. However, Bethesda has continued to support the game with new updates and content. One thing that was promised at launch is that Fallout 76 private servers would be coming and now, these “private worlds” as Bethesda calls them have finally arrived with a Fallout 1st subscription service.
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Players will be able to have their own Fallout 76 private servers and be joined with up to seven other friends (who don’t require a subscription) to play the game and not get bothered by others. If you’ve been waiting for Fallout 76 private servers to finally get released and you want one of your own, then it will cost you.
The price of owning a Fallout 76 private server is $12.99 (R190) or $99 per year (R1447) at a 36% discount. That’s a whole lot of money for a server that can only take eight players total and many Fallout 76 players probably didn’t expect them to be this expensive. You can throw your wallet at Bethesda by following this link.
There are quite a few benefits, including that the subscription will net the player 1650 Atoms a month, which is worth roughly the subscription price, but it does cost Bethesda nothing at all to throw some Atoms at subscribers.
Bethesda explains that:
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These Fallout 76 private worlds (aka private servers) do come with some great benefits but it remains to be seen how players will react to such a monthly or yearly price just to be able to have their own playground.
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