Fallout 2: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game

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Мне все понравилось. К боевке нужно привыкнуть. Очень часто игра отсылает к первой части, поэтому моя ошибка, что начал играть со второй. Рекомендую почитать гайды на создание персонажей, от ваших перков очень сильно будет зависеть дальнейшее прохождение.

Muy recomendado PERO: Primero: El juego es muy viejo y esta en muy mal estado, SI o SI tenes que jugarlo con mods/parches de fans como el restauration proyect para no comerte 500 bugs gliches y demas Segundo: Es tosco por ser viejo y se ve viejo, muchas cosas no van a ser cómodas o intuitivas y seguro vas a tener que meterte a la wiki en algun momento, tomalo en cuenta

difficult to start but ends up being incredibly fun after about level 10

jogo maravilhoso pode parecer dificil no começo mas vale muito a pena historia incrivel level design maneiro soundtrack fenomenal

Guerra que nunca muda²

one of the locations/missions is disrespectful.. I dislike that -_-

Still a lot of fun to play all these years later, but it does have the old school game issues. Weapons can be rather imbalanced so be careful.

Before anything some technical issues: There seems to be an issue with Steam's cloud saving feature, that will sometimes screw up save files. I myself lost a few hours because of it. The game also crashed every once in a while, and there were some major lag spikes when entering different city areas. I'm a bit more mixed about this than Fallout 1. That one I consider among the best crafted games of all time. This game is much bigger, hell it's a big game by today's standards. That's not even accounting for different runs and decisions you can make. It has a lot more focus on combat, and is more difficult. I liked that. The worst thing is definitely the "humor". There are on-the-nose pop culture references, self-referential and 4th wall breaks absolutely everywhere, and like 50% of your dialouge choices are like the Fallout 4's (sarcastic) dialouge options. At times it feels like a Marvel movie. It definitely detracts from the enjoyment of the story, because the actual story isn't some whacky hi-jinks. You're dealing with some serious issues like drugs, slavery and even genocide. To be a little fair the heavier subjects are usually handled a little more seriously. The Enclave are some seriously devious, and interesting villains. The different communities and societies you come across are very distinct and different from each other. The story continues on from Fallout 1. A version of events that you might not have actually chosen in that game. That might put some people off, but I kind of like that. It was a little disappointing that the talking heads were a lot fewer. I also missed the option to just ask about whatever I could type a little bit, that was a flavorful option. One could say a lot about the companion system. But to keep it simple; I think it worked decently well, and was mostly improved from Fallout 1. It has its frustrating moments for sure. The basis is a great game. That is brought down by a few, but significant flaws.