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Wasteland 2 Digital Deluxe Edition, inXile's epic post-apocalyptic RPG is here! The masterfully crafted continuation to the 1988s original post-apocalyptic RPG, is available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux on GOG.com, for $59.99*.

Wasteland 2 Digital Deluxe Edition, is the direct sequel to 1988’s Wasteland, the first-ever post-apocalyptic computer RPG and the inspiration behind the Fallout series. Until Wasteland, no other cRPG had ever allowed players to control and command individual party members for tactical purposes or given them the chance to make moral choices that would directly affect the world around them. Wasteland was a pioneer in multi-path problem solving, dripping in choice and consequence and eschewing the typical one-key-per-lock puzzle solving methods of its peers, in favor of putting the power into players’ hands to advance based on their own particular play style. Now, the legend is back, resurrected by the power of thousands of gamers' combined will to visit the grim and dangerous, yet strangely mesmerizing future once again. Today, we celebrate nonlinearity, mature storytelling, and other best traditions of computer RPG design. Brian Fargo and his inXile team opens the doors to the post-apocalyptic future: let's challenge its many dangers, together!

On GOG.com Wasteland 2 Digital Deluxe Edition comes complete with a free copy of Wasteland - The Original Classic and inXile's cult fantasy RPG, The Bard's Tale. *$59.99 is the regular price for this title in the US. Other prices will apply in different countries. If you end up paying more than than the US price, we will reimburse the difference from our own pocket, giving it back to you in store credit (this is what we call the "Fair Price Package"). If you only want to dip your feet before taking the plunge, there's a Wasteland 2 Digital Classic Edition available (US price: $39.99), and it can be upgraded to Deluxe Edition later.
Post edited September 19, 2014 by G-Doc
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Gonchi: "They'll get it!! It's just music.."
He's right. I just did an online search and found a free download. Problem solved!

J/K
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Gonchi: Got a few more e-mails from Mark. He says once more he didn't know anything about the soundtrack being pulled from GOG, that everyone that's angry or disappointed should chill, and I quote; "They'll get it!! It's just music.. Hopefully tomorrow morning." and that he's not making anything on the soundtrack so there's no reason why he wouldn't want everyone to have it. I don't know whether that means the soundtrack links will be re-added to GOG or not, we'll see.

Also, I don't think he likes me very much right now.
+1 for taking one for the team :D
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Gonchi: Well, I've just contacted Mark Morgan and he tells me he's completely unaware of what's going on.
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Gonchi: Got a few more e-mails from Mark. He says once more he didn't know anything about the soundtrack being pulled from GOG, that everyone that's angry or disappointed should chill, and I quote; "They'll get it!! It's just music.. Hopefully tomorrow morning." and that he's not making anything on the soundtrack so there's no reason why he wouldn't want everyone to have it. I don't know whether that means the soundtrack links will be re-added to GOG or not, we'll see.

Also, I don't think he likes me very much right now.
So inXile lied?

Curious question to anyone playing along at home: did/does the Steam version have the FLAC soundtrack?

EDIT: removed a word
Post edited October 07, 2014 by shane-o
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shane-o: Curious question to anyone playing along at home: did/does the Steam version have the FLAC soundtrack?
Apparently, no.
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Gonchi: Got a few more e-mails from Mark. He says once more he didn't know anything about the soundtrack being pulled from GOG, that everyone that's angry or disappointed should chill, and I quote; "They'll get it!! It's just music.. Hopefully tomorrow morning." and that he's not making anything on the soundtrack so there's no reason why he wouldn't want everyone to have it. I don't know whether that means the soundtrack links will be re-added to GOG or not, we'll see.

Also, I don't think he likes me very much right now.
This gets prettier by the moment. /S


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shane-o: So inXile lied?

Curious question to anyone playing along at home: did/does the Steam version have the FLAC soundtrack?

EDIT: removed a word
Well, one thing is certain - someone, somewhere is not telling the whole truth, and GOG plays dead.

As for Steam - here's some info.
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Grargar: Apparently, no.
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HypersomniacLive: Well, one thing is certain - someone, somewhere is not telling the whole truth, and GOG plays dead.

As for Steam - here's some info.
Mayhaps this might be the reason for the FLAC removal; not wanting to give "unfair advantage(s)" to one distributor over another?

This is the only conclusion I can come to seeing as Mark Morgan knows nothing of what inXile talks of [licensing claims] and seemingly has no problem with people having the high quality FLAC's

EDIT: fixed quotes
Post edited October 07, 2014 by shane-o
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HypersomniacLive: Well, one thing is certain - someone, somewhere is not telling the whole truth, and GOG plays dead.

As for Steam - here's some info.
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shane-o: Mayhaps this might be the reason for the FLAC removal; not wanting to give "unfair advantage(s)" to one distributor over another?

This is the only conclusion I can come to seeing as Mark Morgan knows nothing of what inXile talks of [licensing claims] and seemingly has no problem with people having the high quality FLAC's

EDIT: fixed quotes
Mark confirmed there was some agreement with inXile, what he wasn't aware of was that the FLAC soundtrack was pulled from sale or people's accounts here. Whoever made the call to pull it from GOG, it doesn't seem to have been at Mark's request. My take is someone fucked up and fucked up even worse attempting to fix his fuck up. Seems like the issue would have been resolved by contacting Mark first, explaining the situation and asking him permission to keep the FLAC soundtrack here. In the end, pulling the soundtrack from sale is fairly understandable, but pulling it from people's accounts is unjustifiable.
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Gonchi: Mark confirmed there was some agreement with inXile, what he wasn't aware of was that the FLAC soundtrack was pulled from sale or people's accounts here. Whoever made the call to pull it from GOG, it doesn't seem to have been at Mark's request. My take is someone fucked up and fucked up even worse attempting to fix his fuck up. Seems like the issue would have been resolved by contacting Mark first, explaining the situation and asking him permission to keep the FLAC soundtrack here. In the end, pulling the soundtrack from sale is fairly understandable, but pulling it from people's accounts is unjustifiable.
Basically this is my thought, in this situation customers who already have it, should be able to still have it

Future customers, since there was a request to remove it, should not access to it.

it's not a perfect solution, but at least future & pasts customers will / have paid for what is / was advertised.

GOG complied whithout defending their customers , that's disapointing .
Post edited October 07, 2014 by DyNaer
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Gonchi: Mark confirmed there was some agreement with inXile, what he wasn't aware of was that the FLAC soundtrack was pulled from sale or people's accounts here. Whoever made the call to pull it from GOG, it doesn't seem to have been at Mark's request. My take is someone fucked up and fucked up even worse attempting to fix his fuck up. Seems like the issue would have been resolved by contacting Mark first, explaining the situation and asking him permission to keep the FLAC soundtrack here. In the end, pulling the soundtrack from sale is fairly understandable, but pulling it from people's accounts is unjustifiable.
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DyNaer: Basically is what my thought, in this situation customers who already have it, should be able to still have it

Future customers, since there was a request to remove it, should not access to it.

it's not a perfect solution, but at least future & pasts customers will / have paid for what is / was advertised.

GOG complied whithout defending their customers , that's disapointing .
It's not our content to do with as we please. All of the exta content you see on our site is from publisher approval and if they tell us to remove it for whatever reason, we have to comply. Sorry :(
Oh God, when this novel will come to an end? And i'm here, like many others, waiting for the proper upgrade from the standard edition to the deluxe. And now there is another problem with the flac soundtrack? Im starting to be genuinely worried about this mess.
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Gonchi: In the end, pulling the soundtrack from sale is fairly understandable, but pulling it from people's accounts is unjustifiable.
Definitely unjustifiable. I'm not even sure that it is legal, actually. After all, a customer who bought a certain item has the right to retain it, even if that was due to an error of the distributor/publisher/responsible. As far as I know, once you advertise your product as containing a feature, you cannot retroactively remove it if the buyer was in contractual good faith.
I'm not sure if this applies everywhere, so take my words with a grain of salt.

Edit: this is the same resoning behind the removal of Fallout. You bought it, you keep it. I don't see the difference with a soundtrack.
Post edited October 07, 2014 by Enebias
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DyNaer: Basically is what my thought, in this situation customers who already have it, should be able to still have it

Future customers, since there was a request to remove it, should not access to it.

it's not a perfect solution, but at least future & pasts customers will / have paid for what is / was advertised.

GOG complied whithout defending their customers , that's disapointing .
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JudasIscariot: It's not our content to do with as we please. All of the exta content you see on our site is from publisher approval and if they tell us to remove it for whatever reason, we have to comply. Sorry :(
And about the agreement with the standard to deluxe thing? If i heard it right, the thing was settled. I hope that a more clarified answer be given to us.
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JudasIscariot: It's not our content to do with as we please. All of the exta content you see on our site is from publisher approval and if they tell us to remove it for whatever reason, we have to comply. Sorry :(
Since WL2 is self published, it must be inXile themselves. So who's approval that would be, inXile's? And since the composer doesn't see a need to split FLAC into separate release, so who's idea that is, inXile's again, or there is some third side involved here?
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JudasIscariot: It's not our content to do with as we please. All of the exta content you see on our site is from publisher approval and if they tell us to remove it for whatever reason, we have to comply. Sorry :(
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sadthiago: And about the agreement with the standard to deluxe thing? If i heard it right, the thing was settled. I hope that a more clarified answer be given to us.
I don't know aabout all the legal bits myself. Could try asking inXile perhaps? Sorry if I can't give you a definite answer.
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JudasIscariot: It's not our content to do with as we please. All of the exta content you see on our site is from publisher approval and if they tell us to remove it for whatever reason, we have to comply. Sorry :(
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shmerl: Since WL2 is self published, it must be inXile themselves. So who's approval that would be, inXile's? And since the composer doesn't see a need to split FLAC into separate release, so who's idea that is, inXile's again, or there is some third side involved here?
I don't have all the details, sorry. Please ask inXile.
Post edited October 07, 2014 by JudasIscariot
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shmerl: Since WL2 is self published, it must be inXile themselves. So who's approval that would be, inXile's? And since the composer doesn't see a need to split FLAC into separate release, so who's idea that is, inXile's again, or there is some third side involved here?
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JudasIscariot: I don't have all the details, sorry. Please ask inXile.
Done. See https://forums.inxile-entertainment.com/viewtopic.php?p=131073#p131073