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Escape From Pripyat (EFP) is a hardcore modpack for Stalker Anomaly, supported by talented members of the Anomaly modding community. EFP features mods which add semi-realistic gameplay elements in a manner similar to tough first-person shooters such as Escape From Tarkov. Although EFP is by no means an alternative to Tarkov single-player, it certainly draws inspiration from EFT in more than name only.

Hello, Stalkers! I`ve been playing a lot of EFP lately, it was nice up until the moment when I`ve finally managed to get good gear and weapons, I upgraded all of my stuff and...Then the game became boring all of a sudden, most of the random quest are :Go from place A to place B to kill somebody, or to bring some stuff to a trader, the story line quests are a little bit more interesting, but there is not many of them (I guess?) My question is : Is GAMMA better in terms of story? I`ve heard that there are a lot of new quests available, both random quests for money and story-line quests, is it true? Should I download it and try it?

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I'm considering trying out Escape from Pripyat, but I'm not sure if it will perform any better. My internet is really slow, so I'd hate to download the whole pack just to have the same issues I face with GAMMA.

But I have no idea what to do in EFP. My biggest problem is the economy. Stuff is waaay more expensive than in Anomaly. And you get waaay less money from tasks and selling stuff. I would approximate everything is 4-5 times more expensive when taking into account how little you earn. Even if you are super efficient and drop enemies with just a few 9x18 bullets without getting injured, you are still at a loss.

Unlike the previous games which featured a cutscene as part of the ending, Call of Pripyat features a multi-part ending, covering the fate of the different areas and the different major characters encountered in the game. This takes the form of a narrated slideshow which details the fate of each character after the final escape from Pripyat and the evacuation of the Operation Fairway survivors.

Im not a fan of thrown grenades tbh. Whilst i can judge trajectories fairly well, I dont like being caught with a grenade in hand with a gun totting enemy running towards me.

How effective is the F2000 at (sort of) sniping? Obviously the muzzle climb will hurt it in this respect, but the grenade launcher seems like a massive advantage over the G36, as does the target ID scope. Also, can it be fitted with a silencer? Although, the main reason I was looking at a grenade launcher was for taking on pseudogiants. In SoC, thats all I ever really used grenades for, and in fact, in the tunnels after X16 i killed a pseudogiant by spraying it with a G36. Problem is, i hear pseudoiants now have a ridiculously high amount of health this time round? Now, Im smart enough to know when to run from something, but If im caught in an area I cant easily escape, Id rather not end up a smear on the floor.

Am I correct in saying the Protecta has a larger clip size and better handling than the SPAS? In that case, it will probably be more what Im looking for. Accuracy isn't a massive concern of mine when using a shotgun, just putting down the SoB that startled me as quickly as possible.

Can March be fitted with a silencer?

Tide looks tempting. Can it be upgraded to be more effective in mid range combat (larger clip size etc)? Only problem I can see with it is low rate of fire and small clip, doesnt do well for versartility.

Moon Dust, a dark blue alicorn stallion from the days before Equestria. Though he looks like an alicorn he's not on the same level his magic consists of a few spells and his wings while large make him for a poor flyer.

He was sent to tartarus after helping a big bad in his time mostly because he didn't know that the pony he called friend was one until it was too late.

Elena Kupriyanova, 42, was only 12 when she was evacuated from Pripyat, which lies in the 2,600 square km (1,000 square mile) 'exclusion zone' that has remained largely uninhabited by law since the disaster.

What irks Valentina Yermakova, 64, is that many of the belongings they left behind have disappeared. While it is forbidden to remove anything from the radioactive zone, a large amount of portable items have been smuggled out by illegal trophy-hunters and scrap-dealers.

Somewhere in Europe there is a forbidden zone. Lying in the heart of this zone is Pripyat, at one time a model city inhabited by some 50,000 people. On April 26, 1986, an invisible enemy forced the residents of Pripyat to evacuate the area in order to escape. Pripyat was home to the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant workers. It was abandoned in 1986 following the Chernobyl disaster. e24fc04721