Fallout 76 asks banned players to submit a 500-word essay on why cheating is wrong

    
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This is where you end with your games that require mods. Forever recall this.

So we all know that Fallout 76 is a buggy mess by this point, which means that until it becomes not a buggy mess, Bethesda wants to find a way to keep it in the public eye… like, say, by asking banned players to submit a 500-word essay about how cheating is wrong in online games. Yes, let’s make people forget about game issues with spectacularly unusual un-banning procedures! That works sometimes, right?

While you might be immediately in favor of anything requiring cheaters to answer for their actions, keep in mind that people are stating many of the bans in question are unfair and shouldn’t have occurred in the first place… which is always the case, but given as the game is an aforementioned buggy mess, one suspects it may be closer to the truth than usual.

https://twitter.com/AshTwoAshes/status/1077304312961871872

Source: Twitter, Polygon; thanks to Cursedseishi and Darthbawl for the tip!
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