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#Fallout 2 restoration project Patch#

Fan-made patches, such as the Restoration Project, seek to restore them to a playable state.

Because Black Isle Studios ran short of development time, quite a few places and quests were only halfway implemented or completely left out of the game, which leaves a couple of plot threads, such as finding Sulik's sister and exposing the cattle rustlers in Klamath, hanging in the wind.

Avellone, Timothy Cain, and Leonard Boyarsky all regret the inclusion of talking deathclaws.

Creator Backlash: Chris Avellone has expressed dissatisfaction over how Denser and Wackier the game ended up being, and has suggested that fans not take certain elements as canon.However the FEV is mentioned in the original game, and is an important part of The Master's backstory (though it's possible the reviewers didn't bother going down farther into The Glow than they had to the computers containing this information are on the lower levels.) Cowboy BeBop at His Computer: Some reviews written around the time the game came out (and for a long time, the "Reaction" section of the Wikipedia article) mentions that having the mutants be created by genetic engineering instead of radiation-induced mutation betrayed the 1950's pulp feel of the original game.

#Fallout 2 restoration project Patch#

Contest Winner Cameo: The patch renames the Arroyo villagers Dumar and Standing Fist to Cameron and Lucas respectively, after Cameron Rapmund and Łukasz Kawarski, the winner and runner-up of the official Fallout trivia challenge.Notably, this is a case where the censored term actually stuck, and all future Fallout games call drugs 'chems' regardless of region. Bowdlerise: The UK version of the game edits all drug references by referring to them as 'chems'.