Before I begin I'm aware that topics related to Brazilian store price for Fallout 4 are being shutdown and radomly put together in one single thread but without warning or indication on the matter, almost as if the administrators of this forums are trying to hide it from public view (Im sorry but this is how its feeling right now since you guys did that with mine).

I've been waiting for an awnser and we haven`t recived it since the pre-order was implemented but the price tag still hold at 250,00 bucks and it has being [censored] painfull watching E3 and have that litte voice in your head saying ''you won't be able to pay for this [censored] !''

For crying out loud give us an awnser ! At least tell us you looking into it !

Even Mortal Kombat X had a more insane price tag wich later on was fixed and had some reaction from Warner Bros and Steam before doing so. (999,99 bucks if anyone is wondering)

I don't think I'm asking too much am I ?

And Before I froget we are not the only ones suffering from this abuse, Australia is being overcharged as well, my symphaties goes with em on the matter.

So please Bethesda adress this concern ASAP and end this [censored] once and for all.

I want a answer to it too, cara. The game's price here, on steam of course, is equivalent to 80.00 dollars.

Likely contact Steam or the Brazilian stores. Bethesda might not have much of a say on the pricing unless the pricing is also on their store.

Have you tried looking elsewhere, like say http://www.amazon.com/Fallout-4-PlayStation/dp/B00YQ2KCWO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1434498806&sr=8-1&keywords=fallout+4?

yup..nothing there

What's the problem? Just wait, not as if you need to preorder right this very second. Seriously.... Are you that impatient?

Im more concerned this will endure to beyond pre-order and Im talking about the digital format not the hard disk one wich don`t justify 250 bucks in pre-order at all. (only if it comes with the pip boy that is )

The Forum Moderators are not Bethesda employees, they are volunteers. They are tasked with enforcing certain rules such as closing threads with 200 or more posts, shutting down threads that get a bit... rambunctious and merging multiple threads on the same subject.

While Bethesda might have an answer for you, these forums are not a very good place to ask them questions.

In the support section of this website (help.gamesas.com), you may find an answer and if it isn't there, you can ask questions that are directed to Bethesda employees.

Understand though, Bethesda has very little control over how commerce in other countries is conducted and may not be able to do anything. Even if some contractual obligation is not being fulfilled there is a very good chance that the only thing they could do is withdraw the product from the supplier.

I wish you luck in getting the answers you are looking for.

As the above poster has said, not much can be done. The Bethesda Support section may be your only chance at a solution.

Just a quick update to say thank you to those who were understanding of the fustration and tried to help with this situation.

I'm still looking into this, hopefully I'll get some sort of response to it soon.

Moderators will merge similar topics into one topic, or lock one and redirect to another - we try to keep from having multiple threads discussing the same topic (though with the increased traffic here from the Fallout 4 announcement we've tended to let some topics slide on that a bit.) We will also lock threads at 200 posts (though unless otherwise stated, you can create a new topic once the previous one has reached the post limit.)

Doing a quick run through the subforum here, I see a topic "Steam price in BRL" that is still active, just hasn't been posted in for a few days (which means it's probably down a few pages by now.) If you have a question about why a topic was locked (or any other moderation concern) then please feel free to PM a moderator and we'll be happy to explain further.

As far as your own problem - like was already said Moderators are volunteers and not Bethesda employees, I don't know any more about pricing than you would, sorry.