Says what most are saying, game is very good but still plagued with bugs. If you put the bugs aside, this is one of the best games of 2020.
Well the first thing I said on this very forum on it's launch day was the games UI looks, and feels like it was made for a controller and console. Looks like I was right.
Even adding points when you level up is more complicated then Wasteland 2.
Well the first thing I said on this very forum on it's launch day was the games UI looks, and feels like it was made for a controller and console. Looks like I was right.
Even adding points when you level up is more complicated then Wasteland 2.
Well your helping the patriarch to get support for the rangers back in Arizona because the future is very bleak after Wasteland 2. There's more but that would be spoilers.So I've started the game recently and I'm a few hours in.
My biggest problem so far is the lack of an "personal integration" of the player characters into the plot. The orders are to help the patriarch. But imho that's too shallow. I think there should be some kind of personal motivation apart from just following orders.
It's the main difference between Fallout and Wasteland. Your not the hero it's a team of rangers. Still I agree with you I'd love a more personal story based on your NPC.It surely doesn't help that you control a pair of characters and not a single guy.
Hm, yes… perhaps I should look up WL2s plot to get attached a little better.Well your helping the patriarch to get support for the rangers back in Arizona because the future is very bleak after Wasteland 2. There's more but that would be spoilers.
-> Jagged Alliance 2
I get what you mean, but for me personally that doesn't do the trick.I actually found it quite interesting. I am not aware of any other RPG which is so consistent in "personifying" the player group. You are always addressed as "Team November"