It takes some effort to get working, and there are some bugs, but that barely detracts. Let grandpa speak; back in the day we used to have to spend way more effort installing and deal with ingame setbacks from bugs all the time. What you get for that is one of the best interpretations of this format of shooter/rpg in a long long time. Takes all the best from fallout new vegas, a cool new twist on the setting, and is really really big. Mechanically unafraid to lock you out of things your character isn't built for. I.e. you'll fail checks, doors wont be forced open etc, keys to some bonus stuff might be hard to find, hidden doors are actually -gasp- hidden. And so on. Given that strictness a few things might have been explained a little better. And the use of light and bright colors to help the player navigate is sometimes ignored in favor of realism. I dont mind the break from newly established convention in favor of some more oldskool reliance on player wit at all.
