In the last week, Microsoft (including the studio Arkane of Austin-Tango Gameworks, the developers behind the form of dishonesty and Hi-Fi rush. Amid a general backlash from players, one fan seemingly took the issue into their own hands and decided to core Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer's Fallout 76 settlement, but oh, the table

Eagled-eyed players found that they secured the "Officer on Deck" achieved in fallout 76 a few days after Spencer's settlement was destroyed.This allows the player to eventually acquire and use nuclear weapons."Phil seems to be preparing to launch retaliatory nuclear weapons against players in order to nuking his camp," the player who discovered the achievement said in a Twitter post. 

In order to get an Achievement Officer on deck, the player must complete 10 activities outlined by MODUS and get 10 promotional commendations. The easiest way to do this is to defeat the Scorchbeasts that you can find in the Cranberry Swamp, southeast of Survey Camp Alpha. Completing this quest is not easy, as it requires some solid preparation, high-level weapons, and at least a few hours of commitment, but at this stage of fallout 76, it is quite common that high-level players have this ability. 

If someone decides to use nuke on your server, when the game announces who has launched nuke, an alarm will sound and you can hear it. At this point, it's best to check the map quickly to make sure it's not heading to your camp or location. If so, you can always avoid explosions by activating other camps (if any). But Spencer would probably have been busy with something else, given that his camp was wrecked. 

We may now hear more sirens that Spencer has ahold of nuclear weapons, but instead of enacting revenge, he may need to keep his account private because it's too easy for people to track his game moves. 

One player pointed out in a Reddit thread that Spencer "had Logitech G Cloud and ROG Ally and was playing on Surface X via Xcloud waiting at the airport." He also played the head of Bungie and Destiny19 every month during Covid-2."Most players will be able to see what Spencer is doing because his Xbox account P3 is open to the public, and that's his gamer tag," he said, referring to the story of many people playing Destiny with Spencer or encountering him while exploring fallout 76. 

This openness has brought a lot of good will to Spencer, but many have praised him as a gamer who has remained true to his roots. The lack of privacy probably means more nuclear weapons are underway. In theory, you will not know who to retaliate against, as you can track the activity of his account to ensure an attack while he is away. But let me be clear: it's not advice, I'm pointing it out.