While you're over there giving yourself infinite ammo, some modder is over here turning dragons into Thomas the Tank Engine. No one cares if you cheat in Skyrim or Fallout 4. Fallout 76 isn't going to have a long beta-it starts in October, and the game is out on November 14-but hopefully that testing will give Bethesda enough time to fix any serious issues. That won't get a pass in an online game as easily as it does in a singleplayer one.
But Bethesda has a lot to prove with Fallout 76 if we're to believe it's the right decision for players, too.Īnd as much as we love Bethesda games, they tend to be huge, ambitious, and filled with bugs. Like Apple and almost all other digital marketplaces, Valve takes a 30 percent cut. The reason Bethesda is skipping Steam in favor of its own launcher is obvious: full control, and a full share of the profits. I get it: I've definitely grumbled into my keyboard as I downloaded yet another launcher for a single game, or tried to remember the password to my Origin account in the years that passed between playing Battlefield games. But that was a mobile port, and this is a big, widely anticipated Fallout game, and some people are upset they won't be able to buy it on Steam.
It may never be available on Steam, though at this point we can't say for sure Fallout Shelter spent the better part of a year on the Bethesda launcher before eventually being released on Steam. It's going to be the first big exclusive on the Bethesda Launcher, a platform like EA's Origin or Ubisoft's Uplay. , Bethesda's new multiplayer Fallout spin-off, will not launch on Steam in September.
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