Bethesda’s Fallout 76 has had a very rough launch thanks to seemingly innumerable issues and bugs, along with some fundamentally questionable design. It also didn’t help when those who ordered the Power Armor Edition, which retailed for $200, contained a West Tek duffel bag made of nylon instead of the originally promised canvas material. The compensation of 500 Atoms in-game from Bethesda also didn’t impress fans.

However, it seems that the developer is looking to make good with its consumers. On Twitter, Bethesda Support stated that it was finalizing plans to manufacture replacement canvas bags for Power Armor Edition owners. It instructed players to head here and submit a ticket by January 31st 2019. Replacement bags will be sent out as soon as they’re ready.

Backlash over the base game from its community is one thing. However, Bethesda not delivering what it advertised with the Power Armor Edition was creeping dangerously close to illegal. Fortunately, it’s righting the ship and also working to improve the game with various quality of life updates (such as increased stash space, which is supposed to go live today).

We are finalizing manufacturing plans for replacement canvas bags for the Fallout 76: Power Armor Edition. If you purchased the CE, please visit https://t.co/S5ClEZuQrx and submit a ticket by Jan. 31, 2019. We’ll arrange to send you a replacement as soon as the bags are ready.

— Bethesda Support (@BethesdaSupport) December 3, 2018

Fancied the Fallout 76 Power Armor Edition when it was revealed at E3 2018? We know how you feel. Along with a T-51 helmet that features a headlamp and voice modulator, this $200 edition also contains a physical map of in-game West Virginia that glows in the dark. Oh, and of course, in-game content, access to the upcoming beta, the base game, and a West Tek Canvas Carrying Bag.

Sadly, you won’t be able to pick it up anytime soon. Not only is the limited edition sold out but over on Twitter, Bethesda VP of marketing and public relations Pete Hines said that there’s “no way” to produce more.

“We are making as many as possible and made all of them available. There’s no way to make any more,” said Hines. He later followed up by saying that they’re neither quick nor easy to make. “We got as many lines making them as possible in order to get them finished and assembled in time for launch. I’m sorry if you didn’t get one.”

Fallout 76 will be launching in November for Xbox One, PS4 and PC with the beta beginning in October. Arriving first on Xbox One, the beta will include the full game, thus allowing players to sample all of the content on hand and share it without any restrictions. Single player servers will be arriving post-launch, but the game won’t be playable offline in the near future (or ever).

we are making as many as possible and made all of them available. there's no way to make any more.

— Pete Hines (@DCDeacon) August 26, 2018

They’re not quick or easy to make. We got as many lines making them as possible in order to get them finished and assembled in time for launch. I’m sorry if you didn’t get one.

— Pete Hines (@DCDeacon) August 26, 2018