Good.
I loved playing this, though it was damned hard; but it can hardly be called a game: there is so little content that I completed it (and in relatively short time, too), - normally I never complete games with only a handful (literally) of exceptions ...and that did ruin it for me because the 'game' was basically explore town, go to the temple (kill everyone), go downstairs (kill everyone), game finished (and that was with the Windows XP extra level, so this should be completable in under 10 minutes without it).
Not a game, - just some kind of simulator demo. - Dormant Bear is not a location you can actually reach, - you will get to 1Km of the station and that is it, - you absolutely will not be able to get any closer ...and unless you can you cannot do anything else in the game, so this 'game' is actually nothing more than a tutorial demo, not to mention a complete waste of time and money.
An excellent game, let down badly by poor design. A perfect example of this is at the Rail Nomads' Camp where it is necessary to rescue Ralphy; only since my purchase of this game was updated with the latest enhancements (downloaded in full via Gog Installer) Ralphy can no longer be rescued because no matter how fast, how skilled, or anything else your party members are, Ralphy will expire JUST before the totem pole bridge falls into place. - Brute Force, grenades, rocket launchers ...it absolutely does not matter - they will ALWAYS expire just before that bridge is in place.
There seems to be a lot of misunderstanding regarding this upgrade, and I think that some people leaving this negative reviews may find that they already have it and do not need to purchase it. - Myself, for example, who found that my copy of Wasteland 2 Director's Cut seems to include this upgrade. - It does not detail that it does anywhere, but log into Gog.com, search for Wasteland, and then mouseover the results and you should see whether or not you already have something. I had been looking at buying this upgrade, but had been put off by the negative reviews, only to then find that, according to the search function, my W2DC actually appears to include all that is in W2DCDDE! - Well, I am not complaining if that is definitely the case!
