Wasteland 2: Director's Cut

I tried. but the more I play the trashy it get's. A MANPAD is less expensive then a wrench, and you can't get weapons and armor off of dead enemies for whatever reason. The community is pretty advent on telling people that think that is stupid to go play Fallout. And I will. ♥♥♥♥ you, and thanks for no help.

this and wasteland 3 are the closest things to fallout 3 we're gonna get

If you are looking for a game where you can kill priests and nuns, as well as make friends with civilized cannibals, this is the game for you. Otherwise, well ... some funny gags, a bit of plot, but not as good as People write (of course, the plot is better than the one in fallout 4, but it's a poor achievement.) You know what? I apologize. I appreciate the input and work of developers, but those "bad" priests and nuns really got to me. I bought the game just when in Syria and Iraq they began mass murdering Christians. If in the game I had to shoot Jewish Rabbis or Buddhist Monks, I would also be very disgusted. I understand that the "Wasteland 2" refers to the first part, and Wasteland 1 was designed at a time when we thought mass murders were a thing of the past. And yet the disgust remained.

Wasteland 2 hearkens back to the great Interplay CRPGs of the late 1990s such as Fallout and Baldur's Gate while serving its purpose as a bona fide sequel to the original Wasteland released decades ago. Like the CRPGs of yesteryear, Wasteland 2 benefits from having many locations to explore, lots of weapons to experiment with and offering the player decisions that have a major impact on the storyline. The game also has a whole bunch of silly, yet entertaining pop culture references and a very fitting soundtrack thanks to the talents of Fallout composer Mark Morgan. The game does have flaws such as its lack of character portraits, unforgiving combat, questionable skill trees, as well a few bugs, but they don't detract from what is a solid and enjoyable post-apocalyptic romp through the Southwestern United States. Recommended.

It seems to be broken. Rookie difficulty, but still feels like a constant grind. Hit rate around 15-30% despite it says 50-80% I dont think its playable in this state. Same thing in normal game or directors cut.

A large, open world with creative and interesting lore, made alongside some of the crew who made the original Fallout. The sequel to the classic 1988 Wasteland, with plenty of references to events from the original to give returning players a nod without confusing new ones. Create your squad, recruit new members to augment them with a diverse array of abilities. Make choices with actual consequences to the game world and play through a number of different ways to experience a number of different endings.

[spoiler] Would kill entire settlement because of minor disagreement with locals again [/spoiler]