It's got many of the same issues as its predecessor, but they've also made several quests no longer busywork but relatively unique, and allow you to listen to the propaganda radio even after clearing an area which is great, and the different versions of the propaganda radio in different regions is a cool choice. However, the game mistakes enemy spam for difficulty at times, leading to the game being extremely easy except when it's being ridiculously unfair. As a result, you'll end up clearing regions really quickly but struggling on quests. (The collection quests in particular are very much busywork.) Also it's weird how the televangelist character uses catholic imagery when this is set in distinctly protestant Montana but that's a nitpick.