Why do we linux users have again to download 10+GBs of data? This level of support makes me willing to return to Steam for modern games.

Even though I haven't played Wasteland 2 yet, I can wait until the very last patch completes the package.

Keep going, inXile!

I can wait!

Is patch 6 announced? I didn't catch anything about upcoming features etc. in the announcement with patch 5.

I was planning to start playing now, but now I might have to hold out even longer...

This last patch didn't fix anything very serious or lethal (nor removed something I liked to do), so probably if you was waiting to a flawless games, this is a good moment.

P.d. If Inxile add Spanish-Chilango over the spanish-american (Or latin?), they are going to be my heroes! just imagining something like Vargas: "Chale, mano, les dije que no le partieran la madre!" will make me laugh a lot.

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No notification of an update? Again? For the sixth time? Stability is indeed is the sign of excellence.;) Just kidding folks, relax, I like you. Both GoG and inXile. Even if latter created oddest weapon and ammo system. ;)

Patchnotes - rouges (shouldn't it be rogue?) Vulture's Cry line.

Still not getting any notification flags for updates to Wasteland 2. Sure would be nice to have them. I had them initially for the first patch, but I think after that I haven't recieved any.

Try the Unsupported Semi-official Alt. Steam Patches from the InXile forums.

I had my game updated to 2.4.0.15 patches and when I installed this new patch it broke the game, The update lasted less than a minute and reported it was successful. I had to uninstall, and download and install 2.4.0.13. I ran the new patch which took a significant longer time and it did not crash the game. Is there something wrong with the patch updating from .15?

The only issue I've come across with the patching process is that:

"patch_wasteland2_2.4.0.15.exe" allows you to proceed after "patch_wasteland2_2.3.0.12.exe"...

But before "patch_wasteland2_2.4.0.13.exe" and "patch_wasteland2_2.4.0.14.exe" have been installed

Doing so results in a borked installation - I needed to completely reinstall the game in the following order:

setup_wasteland2_2.0.0.8.exe
-> patch_wasteland2_2.2.0.11.exe
-> patch_wasteland2_2.3.0.12.exe
-> patch_wasteland2_2.4.0.13.exe
-> patch_wasteland2_2.4.0.14.exe
-> patch_wasteland2_2.4.0.15.exe
-> patch_wasteland2_2.4.0.16.exe

It's rather irritating to have to install that many updates as it takes bloody ages =\

Couldn't GoG make xdelta updates available on each of the main installer files? (similar to InXile) i.e.

setup_wasteland2_2.0.0.8.exe --> XDELTA --> Latest installer exe
setup_wasteland2_2.0.0.8-1.bin --> XDELTA --> Latest installer bin 1
etc...

Re-installing the latest version of game is a lot less painful than having to download 10GB+ every time for all these newer games to get a new installer OR having to install tons of incremental patches.

The size of the patches keeps ballooning too - around 2GB's so far!


Compare that to a (simpler) game like Dead State where each patch has replaced it's predecessor. It's enough to simply install:

setup_dead_state_2.0.0.1.exe
-> patch_dead_state_2.0.4.5.exe (latest v.1.0.0.134)

After installing the patch to 2.4.0.16 on my machine (Windows 7 x64, i5, HD Graphics, 4GB RAM) I can not leave the Atchinson map anymore. The game crashes 100% reproducable now when I scroll around the map or double-click some location in the mini-map. After that it leaves a 1,5GB zombie process behind and (hard-)locks up my system when I try to start an application after having returned to the desktop. I have to hold the power button to shut it down and reboot...
This is not very pretty and the game is unplayable for me atm.

Oh dear, I am still playing Version 2.0.0.something, because I didn´t get any notifications. Do I have to start a new game, after installing all five patches?

I think you don't -- you just won't see some of the fixes to the areas you already visited.