PCGamer edition took by Jeff Gardiner and Chris Mayer of Bethesda Softworks. The first is the project manager of the company, and the second is the development director. The topic of conversation was , and a separate item in the conversation highlighted , against the introduction of which fans are now protesting.
The fact is that the mentioned item is purchased in the Atomic Shop for atoms - a currency that can be bought for real money. Users believe that some people will be able to buy sets and instantly repair things for themselves in PvP. Players accuse Bethesda of introducing elements of a dishonest pay-to-win system, although the company promised to sell only cosmetics. Regarding this situation, Jeff Gardiner spoke: βWe thought that the introduction of repair kits would make life easier for people who do not want to play for a long time. This is just a convenience feature, not a way to win. I can argue with those who think otherwise, because people only compete in PvP.
Jeff Gardiner did not specify whether repair kits will be available in battles with other players, but he did not deny this either. Representatives of Bethesda also stated that they constantly read user reviews and try to introduce important elements into the project. For example, the developers have increased the capacity of the cache, but left restrictions on the number of items. Chris Mayer argues that users must choose between the right resources, this is the element of survival. The authors also mentioned that they are following the modifications for Fallout 76 and did not give a specific answer to the question about the popularity of the project. They managed the statements "a huge number of users" and "stable online".
Source: 3dnews.ru