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Wasteland 2: Director's Cut has me pretty damn excited, especially as I haven't played much of it yet. The new "E3" (bit late aren't you InXile?) trailer is looking great.

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I'm very much looking forward to it, as Wasteland 2 was already enjoyable, but all the extra goodies will be very welcome. The upgrade to Unity 5 should bring us some good performance boosts too.

It will be out sometime in the late summer apparently. They aren't giving an exact date just yet.

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Eike Jun 23, 2015
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I've put 82 hours into Wasteland 2 - and enough is enough. :)
mao_dze_dun Jun 23, 2015
I'm waiting for the update before I can play it. One thing I hate about the current release are the textures. They look super blurry. In Windows you can force the game to render in 4K and downsample and things looks substantially better but there is a huge performance hit. And in Linux I'm not sure whether the official drivers even supports DSR.
Keyrock Jun 23, 2015
I put 100 hours into the game and I'm ready for more. I was going to start a second playthrough on supreme jerk difficulty, but then the news of the Game of the Year Director's Cut Edition broke and I decided to hold off until that comes out.
sobkas Jun 23, 2015
So will I have to buy it again or upgrade will be free?
HowardHoward Jun 23, 2015
I rather they didn't spend any more money on voice acting so they could have actually improved the crappy storytelling and mundane battle system. A few technically fixes isn't good enough for me to replay that drek.
Guest Jun 24, 2015
I don't much care until they improve the out-of-combat gameplay. The lack of any concept of "take 20" outside of combat left me utterly unable to get in to it (I can understand how someone might risk a critical failure in combat, but it makes no sense outside of combat) and the dialog system was pretty poor when it came to delivering the dialog (the dialog itself was competent, but the system that delivered it made it feel disjointed, which made me care quite a lot less what was going on). The combat wasn't good enough to make up for all that.

I'm still glad I bought it, I'm just not interested in finishing the game (let alone starting over with fancy updates) unless some improvements are made to those systems.
Mountain Man Jun 24, 2015
So will I have to buy it again or upgrade will be free?
It's a free upgrade for all current owners.
Superuser Jun 24, 2015
Been thinking of playing this, do I need to have played the first Wasteland to get into this?
Mountain Man Jun 24, 2015
Been thinking of playing this, do I need to have played the first Wasteland to get into this?
No. It's essentially a remake of the original game, not a sequel.
Eike Jun 24, 2015
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Been thinking of playing this, do I need to have played the first Wasteland to get into this?
No. It's essentially a remake of the original game, not a sequel.

Never heard such, and it seems the fans do not agree either:
https://forums.inxile-entertainment.com/viewtopic.php?t=12602
(I cannot really remember much of the original. Hey, it's about... 25(?) years ago!)
@Superuser: No need to have played the original!
Samsai Jun 24, 2015
Wasteland 2 is most certainly a sequel. There are plenty of references to the original game and the plot is heavily based on the events of the first game. However, the necessary information is given to you so you are not really missing anything important by not playing the original.
Keyrock Jun 24, 2015
Been thinking of playing this, do I need to have played the first Wasteland to get into this?
If you played the first game then you will have more context on some of the events mentioned in Wasteland 2 and you will probably get some references that someone who didn't play the first wouldn't get. That said, you can play Wasteland 2 without having played the original just fine.
Insperatus Jun 24, 2015
I just backed The Bard's Tale for $20 because it gave me this game for free, so this is awesome.
Eike Jun 25, 2015
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I just backed The Bard's Tale for $20 because it gave me this game for free, so this is awesome.

You mean you're getting both Wasteland and Bard's Tale?
Didn't find that on Kickstarter (and it would be way too cheap)...
slaapliedje Jun 27, 2015
I hadn't seen that option either. But I already have Wasteland (1&2) and did get the one that included Torment.

Personally I would suggest playing the first Wasteland... Fallout 1 is basically a remake of that. I don't recall though if Fallout had the three legged hooker....
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