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When holding the PDA in the lowered position, stalkers can track their position on the map while walking around. This will make it easier to navigate towards map markers like hidden stashes or mission objectives.

And to interact with the PDA it can be held closer to your eyes so it will fill almost the whole screen and the text on it is more readable. If you prefer the old style 2D PDA we even added an option to switch back to it, but real stalkers would not do that.

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Special characters and common stalkers offer more unique tasks, along with expanded dialogue. Stalkers can sell and buy items from traders, or even visit local mechanics to upgrade their favorite weapons. In addition: Loners, Mercs and a few others can offer escort services for a fee. Many special characters also have connections around the Zone: you can offer them a payment to bribe an enemy faction, temporarily preventing them from attacking on sight.

The disguise system has improved. Your equipment and behavior affects the way stalkers observe and remember you. And a new experimental feature will make stealth kills more viable to kill enemies sneakily.

Your rank and reputation counts. Exceptionally high or low values respectively will attract attention, possibly even from your enemies...

Other than the graphics, which are great, I, personally, don't see how anyone would consider this a great S.T.A.L.K.E.R. mod/game. Constantly dying from stumbling into the numerous anomalies that are everywhere isn't much fun, as there doesn't seem to be a anomaly detection system----and really, that's pretty much an integral part of all of the STALKER games, and without that feature, one can't really call this a true STALKER game. Also, the artefacts are a ridiculous joke. Why in the world would anyone make most of the artifacts "junk", and expect most 'real' stalker players to be impressed. I don't know about anyone else, but I play these games for enjoyment, and not having a working anomaly detection system, and pretty much destroying most of the artefacts-[ not to mention some of the ridiculous weights they have---in the original games they all only weigh .5kg , and are described as small crystal-like substances, so those new weights they have don't even make sense ]- makes it hard to consider it worth the effort of playing, and for me, it certainly isn't. Fixing those two MAJOR issues would make this an incredibly good mod, and definitely worth playing. Until that happens---which is probably never---prepare to be as disappointed as I was when I started playing and wound up dying constantly from the overly numerous anomalies scattered everywhere. There are a lot of really good mods available to play, and I've played many of them. Hopefully the issues I found with this one will be addressed one day.

Edit: My bad regarding the anomaly detection---Ajaxc very helpfully pointed out the setting for it, so I've started playing again, and so far, admittedly, this mod is turning out to be much better than I expected, bordering on great, actually.

Thanks, Ajaxc. I really appreciate your pointing out the anomaly detection setting, as [ my bad ] I totally missed seeing it. I'm going to give this game another shot, as I really liked the quality of the graphics. I'm still not happy about the "junk" artefacts---they should have remained useful, but that's my problem, and I'll deal with it. Thanks again for pointing out that obvious setting to me.

I will be a first time stalker player. I bought Call of Pripyat on STEAM but haven't played it yet. Ive heard of this mod, and was wondering if is the best way for a first time stalker player to get into the game? Is it different from the base game in terms of the story and missions?

There are many dangerous areas in the Zone, some of which were purposefully corrupted as part of the C-Consciousness experiment. Each and every anomaly has different effects upon the player. Almost all of them are dangerous and eventually fatal, with the notable exception of the Space Anomaly.

In game, anomalies appear alone or in clusters. The player is always carrying a detector which beeps when anomalies are near. The higher the frequency of beeps, the closer the anomaly. In anomaly-heavy areas, an extra precaution is to throw metal bolts, of which the player has an infinite amount. Note that metal bolts only help to reveal the anomalies, not remove them (although a few anomalies can be passed through without danger immediately after tossing a bolt at them).

After the second Chernobyl disaster, most of the Zone was littered with spots where the laws of nature and physics had been corrupted. These small oddities are called anomalies. They are hazardous, often deadly, towards human beings and other creatures as they can deliver electric shocks or burn, corrode and distort physical objects. Most anomalies produce visible air or light distortions, so their extent can be determined by throwing anything that is made of metal, like bolts, to trigger them. The anomalies seem to emit a powerful magnetic field, so it is logical to assume that the anomalies are triggered by anything made of metal that enters the magnetic field. However, although humans tend to carry metallic equipment, it is not clear why anomalies react to other living creatures, given that living creatures have an extremely low quantity of metal in their blood and organs (less than ten grams for an adult human male, and much less for a female). Anomalies also do not react to bullets and other projectiles. There are therefore ill-understood and complex interactions relative to many variables -- biological temperature, radioactivity, base metals, heavy metals, mass, velocity, and volume -- that determine whether an anomaly will react to the presence of a creature or other object.

Backpacks are essential and increase your carry weight while equipped. Bolts - a vital tool for traversing anomaly fields that we often take for granted - are also limited when playing on the hardest difficulty.

Dux's Innumerable Character Kit is an excellent alternative to Anomaly HD Models if you'd prefer stalkers to look close to the way they do in vanilla. The mod adds a ridiculous number of vanilla-style high-quality models and textures while also making some improvements to the models from the base game.

HD Mutant Models and High Resolution Mutants are a pair of mods that significantly improve the appearance of the various mutant creatures that players and other stalkers will encounter as they explore The Zone. The former upscales mutant models, while the latter upscales mutant textures.

Injury Audio Extended makes stalker injuries and deaths sound particularly brutal, as the mod adds several new audio clips of stalkers whimpering, crying out in pain, and choking on their own blood. It almost makes you feel bad for killing other stalkers when they attack you, and overall, The Zone feels bleaker and more depressing with it installed. It's not for everyone, but it's very well done.

Boomsticks and Sharpsticks (commonly referred to as BaS) adds countless new guns, attachments, and melee weapons to Anomaly's sandbox, complete with custom animations. You can buy them from traders, find them in loot stashes, or take them from the corpses of enemy stalkers you've slain.

The Death Animations and Remade Animations Pack mods are perfect for making NPC stalkers feel more alive. The former replaces the vanilla game's ragdoll animation with a series of different death animations (for example, a stalker may clutch their gunshot wound before dying), while the latter replaces Anomaly's goofy sprinting and aiming animations with something more realistic and natural. 2351a5e196