Toma said:Wtf? Did I miss something? Amazon.de sells this game for 20 euros.
Seriously, is there any reason why this game is being sold for that price?
It was released last year in Germany.
Toma said:Wtf? Did I miss something? Amazon.de sells this game for 20 euros.
Seriously, is there any reason why this game is being sold for that price?
shrapnelmagnet said:Anyone in Canada been able to find it at a store?
luka said:Don't bother. No store in the country even has a listing. Your only option is getting it online.
Seriously, plan for a commercial failure and it'll be a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you don't make and ship enough copies for everyone who wants it to easily get one, don't even bother publishing the damn thing.
Get ShoC, get the Stalker Complete mod for it, and play that. Skip CS. Who knows, maybe Pripyat will have a sale. I'm amazed that you didn't pick up ShoC when it was on sale for $2, though. :lolpanda21 said:kind of interested in this, is it likely to go up on steam today?
is it worth checking out the older versions and if so is SoC better than CS? may just wait instead if the new one will be soon and presumably more refined...
Also get this for STALKER Complete, and set the difficulty to Master.Doytch said:Get ShoC, get the Stalker Complete mod for it, and play that. Skip CS. Who knows, maybe Pripyat will have a sale. I'm amazed that you didn't pick up ShoC when it was on sale for $2, though. :lol
Danne-Danger said:Also get this for STALKER Complete, and set the difficulty to Master.
How is that realistic weapons mod thingy BTW? I just installed Complete 2009 and I'm making my way through the game for the very first time.Danne-Danger said:Also get this for STALKER Complete, and set the difficulty to Master.
MoFuzz said:Very immersive experience, but all the weapons so far are either extremely inaccurate or weak, perhaps even both :lol. I'm guessing this ups the accuracy of both yours and the enemy weapons, making it more tactical than it already is?
Haha, yeah. So far, I've mostly resorted to sprinting right up to the guys and then firing the sawed off shotgun at point blank range, you know... in the face.sparky2112 said:STALKER pretty much requires to you aim for the head and ONLY for the head. Otherwise, you will die. A lot. And the crappy accuracy only makes headshots that much harder to get...
Any option for Russian voices with subs?Air Zombie Meat said:Just started playing Call of Pripyat and I'm enjoying it but why do all the russians say bro so much? Every other line it's bro this bro that. I'm guessing it's an attempt at translating the word comrade but it just sounds a bit silly. Oh well, back to the zone bro!
Doytch said:Any option for Russian voices with subs?
PoweredBySoy said:Target in Minnesota had it - $40. Oddly enough while buying it the guy actually carded me. Odder still, he scanned the back of my license.
So, word of warning, I believe the government is tracking all people who purchase this game for what I suspect will be a secretly funded army of bro's.
I really like it, only played a few hours with it though. Basically what it does (from what I understand) is up the accuracy and damage for all weapons. Most enemies (in the first area, military and thugs) will go down from a single burst to the chest with the first rifle (as opposed to the bullet-sponges in vanilla). If you set the difficulty to Master the same rules will apply to you, making it play more like a simulation in the vein of Rainbow Six/Ghost Recon (the good ones).Daigoro said:have you used it? is it good?
im just now installing the latest 2k9 mod. i was wondering about this one too.
PoweredBySoy said:One of the early missions - where you have to infiltrate a mercenary camp to collect information:
How do I do this? It seems they give me two verbal warnings before they start shooting. I found the ladder on the outside of the building that leads up to a pipe I can crawl into - but at the end of the pipe, where I can see a laptop, the opening isn't big enough for me to crawl out of. Am I going the wrong way? It this mission even possible with stealth?
The one area that S.T.A.L.K.E.R. has in the past and continues to nail is the sense of atmosphere. The games environments, be you walking along the surface or underground or in the dregs of a hollowed out city are captivating, providing all the depth you could hope for. The Chernobyl Power Plant kicks out deadly blasts of radiation at regular intervals, killing off NPCs and littering the landscape with new corpses for looting. Youll encounter several traders throughout the area, and see ramshackle huts where the population seeks solace and brief respite from the horrors of The Zone. The games combat is divided into large intervals, with firefights occurring several minutes apart from each other, requiring you to spend a lot of playtime simply navigating the huge environment.
Call of Pripyat is a S.T.A.L.K.E.R. game through and through, and doesnt really shift up the formula from its predecessors too much. However, the additions here will definitely delight fans of the series and offer up some improvements to make for a truly engaging experience. The AI has gotten a big boost, as NPCs will react more realistically, and enemies will often give you signs that they mean business and will rain down on you. Additionally, side jobs are a lot more interesting this time around, giving you plenty of options and diversity aside from simply going from one place to another. The game also features several new enemy types, including the chimera, which is a terrifying night creature that strikes quickly and ferociously, and the burers, which are dwarf-like mutants that can even use telekinesis to pull your weapons away from you. As intense as these sequences can be, the real key to Call of Pripyats gameplay is patience and approaching these combat situations with a lot of thought.
Linking to your own stuff on GAF isn't really kosher. Given that you're giving away a copy I guess that makes it a little less bad.Caspel said:My publication's review is up. Here are some pulled quotes for those who don't want to venture our way for the full text
GameZone - 8.5
I shall be giving away a copy of the game next week, so PM me if you are interested in winning it.
Probably something like http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8DHO7XFVkI&feature=relatedOgs said:After a few shots he made the bandit drop in pain, and slowly walked over to him, aimed his gun, said something in russian and executed him.
Lostconfused said:Probably something like http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8DHO7XFVkI&feature=related
dygiT said:If I install STALKER Complete 2009, do I have to start a new game or can I use an existing save file?
Zaraki_Kenpachi said:Hey Ogs, do you have AA on? I don't know if it's that or not but those trees/shrubs look like shit. :/
panda21 said:so i picked up the box of this and it seems really deep but its confusing as hell
it just dumped me right in with no indication of what to do, i met some guy who kept telling me to holster my gun and i couldnt figure out how. in the end i just opened the backpack and dragged it in there.
then it gave me about 3 quests when i randomly clicked on the conversation options, one of which was to go somewhere up a hill with these two dudes, i accepted and they just proceeded to stand around doing nothing..
gave up and went to that boat thing, and someone kept shouting at me to holster my gun again, and noticed that the game seemed to be freezing really badly when i tried to move so i decided to quit out and tweak the settings.
i have an i5/5770 and it set itself to max, i lowered the resolution to 1440x900 and set dx11. it seems to run fine it just gets oddly sluggish when i try to move sometimes, as if i'm randomly getting stuck in something? i cant tell if its the framerate dropping or something else
is there no tutorial? should i have started on rookie instead of stalker? going back in later...