Liquid Helium
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Were is the setings file located on this game? In game I set it to use dynamic lighting and now the game wont launch.
TheExodu5 said:The only thing that's making me hesitant is the lack of a 2009 Complete like package for the game.
The first game just looks great and runs amazingly well (no drops below 60fps) with the 2009 Complete mod on my hardware. Clear Sky, on the other hand, looks far worse and runs really badly.
Liquid Helium said:Were is the setings file located on this game? In game I set it to use dynamic lighting and now the game wont launch.
Danne-Danger said: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).
Really heightens the tension and immersion, IMO.
TheExodu5 said:The only thing that's making me hesitant is the lack of a 2009 Complete like package for the game.
The first game just looks great and runs amazingly well (no drops below 60fps) with the 2009 Complete mod on my hardware. Clear Sky, on the other hand, looks far worse and runs really badly.
Visualante said: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.
Cheers, I cant even use DX10 mode, it lets me launch the game, but it crashes when I get past the main menu. So I'm stuck with static lighting on my 4870 1gb, heh.Truant said:On Vista it's uder C:\Users\Common\Stalker - CoP\ etc
Same thing happens to me. I'm forced to use the DX10 mode, the other modes just won't work.
Lostconfused But am I the only one that things the exoskeleton is the most worthless armor you can get?[/QUOTE said:Oh, it totally is. I recall only getting it for the first time while battling through the reactor, and the stupid thing didn't even had any rad protection.
So what is the canon ending for SoC then? I've done the 'real' ending, in which you pretty much take care of the goal the military set out to accomplish. Is that the ending CoP follows up on?
panda21 said:found this on the steam forums
http://www.angelfire.com/extreme4/kiddofspeed/chapter1.html
goes on for like a billion pages of incredible pictures D:
Elenta Filatova said:Each time I pass into the zone, I feel that I have entered an unreal world. In the dead zone, the silence of the villages, roads, and woods seem to tell something at me....something that I strain to hear....something that attracts and repels me both at the same time. It is divinely eerie - like stepping into that Salvador Dali painting with the dripping clocks.
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It is hard for me to describe what I feel, when I come in a village with no people, but I will try- first is a feeling, like I got deaf. The silence is tremendous. No birds singing, no wind, nothing that can break this silence. Villages more picturesque then towns, houses and sheds do not look real. All look painted and I feel, like I walk inside of this painting.
Elena Filatova said:Radiactive burrials are traces of our civilization. Several hundred of them make the desert of atomic wasteland, where radiation still measured in roentgens. These are radioactive technics as far as the eye can see. They are a type of army truck. Most of these vehicles were full of troops on that days.
How many people died of radiation? No one knows - not even approximately. The officials still keep the death toll at around 30 people, while unofficial sources already put the figure of 300,000 and sometimes over 400,000.
The final toll will not be known in our lifetime, and not in our childrens either.
Elena Filatova said:Usually, on this leg of the journey, a beeping geiger counter inspires to shift into high gear and streak through the area with great haste. The patch of trees in front of me is called red - or 'magic" wood. In 1986, this wood glowed red with radiation. They cut them down and buried them under 1 meter of earth.
The readings on the asphalt paving is 500 -3000 microroentgens, depending upon where you stand. That is 50 to 300 times the radiation of a normal environment. If I step 10 meters forward, geiger counter will run off the scale. If I walk a few hundred meters towards the reactor, the radiation is 3 roentgens per hour - which is 300,000 times normal. If I was to keep walking all the way to the reactor, I would glow in the dark tonight. Maybe this is why they call it magic wood. It is sort of magical when one walks in with biker's leather and walks out like a knight in a shining armor
Elena Filatova said:The day after the accident, this place on the bridge provided a good view of the gaping crack in the nuclear containment vessel that was ruptured by the explosion. Many curious people came here to have a look and were bathed in a flood of deadly x-rays emanating directly from the glowing nuclear core.
Elena Filatova said:Work on the roof was the shortest job of all, and lasted only two minutes. Many soldiers were offered a choice of how to fulfill the tour of duty requirement that was necessary for their retirement from Army. One lasted two years in a hellish rain of bullets, rockets and bombs in Afghanistan, and the other lasted two minutes in a tranquil, silent and invisible rain of gamma rays on the roof of Unit # 3.
You need to balance them out by equipping items that increase your resistance to radiation (armor, other artifacts). If you only equip radioactive artifacts with no protection they will kill you after a while.PoweredBySoy said:So I'm not sure what the point of artifacts are. Whenever I equip one the radiation effects cause my health to drop steadily and my radiation enters the red within seconds. Am I using these things right?
PoweredBySoy said:So I'm not sure what the point of artifacts are. Whenever I equip one the radiation effects cause my health to drop steadily and my radiation enters the red within seconds. Am I using these things right?
That's sad, though yeah, the pictures are definitely interesting even if the story is not true.panda21 said:so i looked around and apparently that ^^^ is faked :S
i'm guessing theres no way she could have faked the pictures and she did indeed go there but supposedly only as a tour member, rather than on her motorbike, so take the surrounding text with a pinch of salt. i think the stuff about chernobyl is factually correct though and the pictures are still amazing. the pictures of the school and the 2 minute tour of duty thing is especially disturbing.
Spot on. I'm still not sure how I feel about it. It's definitely a good game, but I'm not sure if it's what I want a STALKER game to be.Lostconfused said:This time around everything seems to be part of a game mechanic. All the important locations on the map are highlighted, every location has an item or something you can find and there will always be some enemy to fight. Its more obvious about being a game and meets your expectations.
Well there are chests now in camps where you can store your stuff apparently.Toby said:Is there a file I can mod to increase the max carry weight? I just can't let some of these weapons go
I love it, the game is what made the first one so good, then improved.Labombadog said:So whats the census on this game? I truly enjoyed the first one but was disappointed with how the second one turned out.
What makes this one better, gameplay wise?
kamspy said:I did good on the benchmark tool, but Clear Sky runs like shit on my system.
Does the game generally run as good as the benchmark for people? If so it would be a pretty big optimization improvement over Clear Sky.
Technosteve said:will this game come out on steam?
chespace said:I don't get it. Why does Clear Sky look better? WHY?
I'm waiting for it too. Considering SoC and CS both did well during the holiday sale I think they're missing out on a large amount of sales by not placing it on Steam as fast as possible.Technosteve said:will this game come out on steam?
BattleMonkey said:I don't know, it's not the softness but overall I think Clear Skies was a more visually impressive game for some reason. This seems to be a step backwards.
hehe, just like the other two gamesPoweredBySoy said:Just finished it. Is it me or did the last 1/3rd of the game feel rushed? The plot keeps you on rails much more, and I never even got to explore most of Pripyat.
Good game overall.
Ikuu said:Couldn't be bothered waiting for this to appear on Steam so just ordered it from Play, was only £18 so not bad. Might play Clear Sky before it arrives, any essential mods for that?
JADS said:Wait until artistpavel releases his Clear Sky Complete mod or use the following guide: http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2009/04/27/stalker-the-mods-return-to-clear-sky/
:lolJoeMartin said::lol WHAT I walked up to a friended stalker to talk to him (still had my gun out, but you can talk to friended stalkers with your gun out right?) and he straight punched me in the face and stole my fully upgraded Tide (special Vintorez from Nimble) like it was no big deal.