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Originally Posted by twillight
Besides, armor piercing is not an issue in F2, as you simply almost never use weapons that allows armor piercing bullets (except maybe in the hand of certain NPCs).
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There're actually many weapons that can have normal and armor piercing bullets in Fallout 2. After installing the ammo patch from Killap's Restoration you actually will find yourself using weapons more tactically and armor piercing ammo becomes much more useful against armored enemies (and there're many of those). It's also a small mod which modifies ammo stats from DT to DR which makes all things concerning weapons and ammo more tactical, which I think add a lot more depth to Fallout 2.
That said, I did play Fallout 2 with official patch earlier, then with latest Killap's Restoration patch. It does add quite a few good things to the game so I wouldn't play it without the patch anymore, but everyone got to decide for himself anyway.