Anyone who doesn't buy Wasteland 3 is a monster who deserves ungodly nuclear fire raining on their house!
Has a terrible post-game in that it gets really grindy and is the only point where you actually unlock your class specializations, but the actual progression through the story isn't bad at all, just don't expect it to be Metal Gear in the traditional sense.
Thanks, i'll give it a try then.Underrated game. I doubt, you`ll find other players online, though. For that price it`s fine for the campaign only.
Oh, I actually didn't know about this on steamdb... Thank you, I'm looking through the charts now.
Thanks for the quick reply and answer. :)Not inside Steam. You can buy Steam Keys for those gams in other places (like Humble Bundle).
Not inside Steam. You can buy Steam Keys for those gams in other places (like Humble Bundle).Hoping for some help as I don't usually buy much from Steam...
I'm looking to buy two games (Outer Wilds: Archaeologist Edition and Inscryption) to give to someone, I've read that you can gift to accounts but is there a way to just get the activation codes (similar to what you get when you buy from Humble Bundle) so that I can just give the codes to the person?
Just wondering why do you want to send the keys and not gifts? If it is about sending the gift in a specific day, you can also set when the gifts are delivered.
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While a golden Scorpion tickles them!Anyone who doesn't buy Wasteland 3 is a monster who deserves ungodly nuclear fire raining on their house!
Don't know their Steam ID and wanted to give them the codes in person along with the rest of their presents rather than ask for their ID now which will make the whole thing less of a surprise.Just wondering why do you want to send the keys and not gifts? If it is about sending the gift in a specific day, you can also set when the gifts are delivered.
So I bought Wasteland 3 and currently at the Warrens area (where the clown gang is strapping pigs with dynamites). I finally spent all of my scrap to craft bullets and energy packs. I go into the dungeon, and I still have zero bullets and energy packs but all of my scrap is gone. The stupid bug really broke my progression and I havent touched it in a few weeks.Anyone who doesn't buy Wasteland 3 is a monster who deserves ungodly nuclear fire raining on their house!
So I bought Wasteland 3 and currently at the Warrens area (where the clown gang is strapping pigs with dynamites). I finally spent all of my scrap to craft bullets and energy packs. I go into the dungeon, and I still have zero bullets and energy packs but all of my scrap is gone. The stupid bug really broke my progression and I havent touched it in a few weeks.
Also it's really difficult to individually set your party up for an ambush. You just need to go in guns blazing, and then waste precious turns getting into hiding spots/better vantage points.
no, I mean the glitch. Where I spent all my scrap but it yielded zero ammo :(
no, I mean the glitch. Where I spent all my scrap but it yielded zero ammo :(
got it. looks super interesting.Just wondering why do you want to send the keys and not gifts? If it is about sending the gift in a specific day, you can also set when the gifts are delivered.
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Anyone who doesn't buy Wasteland 3 is a monster who deserves ungodly nuclear fire raining on their house!
The DLC is trash IMHO. Stick with the main game and buy something else instead.Just got a new PC and tempted to buy something. Doom Eternal Deluxe Edition for 22,49€ sounds very tempting.
Yes, which means to stop the nuclear holocaust you have to buy the DLCs! (which are also with discounts by the way, so get it people!)
The DLC is trash IMHO. Stick with the main game and buy something else instead.
Bought Wasteland 3 despite having Game Pass for a more seamless Deck experience. Without the DLC though - does it hook into the main game or is it best played after a playthrough?
I'm not sure you can play Wasteland 3 after you finish it... and the DLCs fit very well in the main game, at least the first one (I'm playing the second one right now). I was surprised by how characters from the main campaign would acknowledge your choices in the first one, and there were even a few extra pieces of dialogue here and there. The second one began in the same way (well integrated with the story), but as I mentioned I still have to finish it (the first one is amazing, the second one is off to a great start as well).
Valkyria Chronicles 1&4 (Have a friend that loves these games so I'll give them a shot. Sounds like 4 is stand a lone so I don't have to worry about not playing 2&3, I'll just play these 2.)
I'm really bad at it but love it and keep it installed for short burst plays. I really need to learn how to play it better and get deeper in before I inevitably manage to kill myself with negligent wand firing.
I don't know about the DLC. Steam reviews are quite mixed on the first and negative on the second. After reading them, I skipped the 2nd DLC and probably foe the best.
Its extremely stupid that SOTN is not available to buy on pc in any form.