Unfortunately, it is not a worthy successor to JA2. Small number of weapons, simplified mechanics, simplified character inventory window. You can't increase your militia level through training. Very small number of items from enemies. An enemy gets 2 rounds from an AK47 and still has 90% action points. No online gun store (Bobby Ray in 2) probably to hide the small amount of items in the game. It feels like it's just a base for modifications from players. Maybe in the future it will be worth playing hundreds of hours, but for this moment JA2 is a better, more complex, more detailed game.
