Yemeth spotted a new trailer for the Wasteland 3 DLC Battle of Steeltown. The DLC will be available on June 3:
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Wasteland 3 - Battle of Steeltown Overview
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TheDart
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Love what I've played so far of WL3.
But I'll wait until all content is out before completing it. Also, I really should finish WL2 first.
Same goes for Phoenix Point. I feel like I've waited forever for that one to finish - and they're only on their 3rd out of 5 DLCs or something like that.
I long for the time when games launched in a (perceived) finished state
But I'll wait until all content is out before completing it. Also, I really should finish WL2 first.
Same goes for Phoenix Point. I feel like I've waited forever for that one to finish - and they're only on their 3rd out of 5 DLCs or something like that.
I long for the time when games launched in a (perceived) finished state
JFarrell71
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It's a 2 minute trailer and my attention drifted off halfway through. Not a good sign.
I'm also still waiting for this to be content complete, and considering this is only the first DLC, I expect I'll be waiting significantly longer.
I want to eventually play all three games back to back.
I want to eventually play all three games back to back.
Drithius
Magic & Loss
It's worth playing in its current state, fun RPG. This trailer, on the other hand, is awful (though I have no opinion yet either way on the new content).
Carnifex
SasqWatch
Yeah, I might do a complete re-treading of Wasteland two before getting this third volume myself. Between the two games it should keep me occupied for a while.
From what I've seen, it does look good, and I'm a big fan of the setting.
I don't often replay games though, so I prefer to wait until they're complete if I can. Plus, I'd really like to complete Wasteland 1 & 2 first. I know it's not necessary, but I like knowing the lore and references to past events.
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TheDart
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You can probably get the lore you need about WL1 from reading a few wiki paragraphs
No need to put yourself through the torture of one million text-based combat encounters.
Well, unless you enjoy that sort of thing.
No need to put yourself through the torture of one million text-based combat encounters.
Well, unless you enjoy that sort of thing.
Yeah, I'm skeptical about how much I could enjoy the first game without the nostalgia of having played it back in the day.
I plan on giving the remastered version a try, but I won't force myself to finish it if I'm not at least enjoying it somewhat.
I hear it's quite short though.
I plan on giving the remastered version a try, but I won't force myself to finish it if I'm not at least enjoying it somewhat.
I hear it's quite short though.
Carnifex
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I played the first Wastelander for like the fourth time shortly before the second came out. It's still a solid game, and well worth playing. You might, however, need to put the big boy pants on, tricycle wheels not included!
I played the first Wasteland back when it was released, one of my all-time favorites. I tried the remastered version and could only stomach a few hours. I loved the remastered Bard's Tale but Wasteland was hot garbage.
What in particular didn't you like about the remastered version?
Using skills was a pain. You had to go through a few menus and click in a few spots to use skills and items. I did not like the new look at all. I didn't play that long but that game angered up my blood. There was a game back in the day called Rage of Mages and that is the only other game I stopped playing so quickly. I will almost always give a game 10 hours.
Yep it' called console-itis I'm afraid to say. Made for consoles this time.