Stalker mods call of pripyat full#

The requirement of sleep (as well as hunger) has been added to the game with severe gameplay consequences.A list of some of the promised areas: Pripyat, Kopachi Village, Juipter Factory, Railway Station Yanov.

Stalker mods call of pripyat full#

The entire area of Pripyat will be available and playable/explorable in a full 1:1 realistic scale.

Completely new areas yet unseen (or at least in the depth in CoP) from SoC and CS.

I assume they'll be doing something DirectX10, soft shadowing, self-shadowing, HDR, and the-like. GSC has promised thorough playtesting of the game this time, and so we hopefully won't have to wait through six patches just to keep the game from crashing to desktop every 30 minutes. This is to allow players to go back and to do any side-quests they might've missed on the way. The developers have stated that there may not actually be an 'ending' to the game, and gameplay may continue on forever far past the natural 'ending' of the game.

There is supposedly more freedom involved in the gameplay in terms of the story-mode.

The AI is also much better in combat (supposedly).

Attacking a certain faction long (being in one yourself) may trigger the AI set to flag your faction as a permanent 'enemy'. Bandits attacking neutral stalkers more than anyone else, Duty attacking mutants, and so forth.

A-Life is also supposed to have a 'natural enemy' system with certain groups tending to be 'enemies' with each other.

Monsters and STALKERs alike will now have their own 'schedules' and do things according to the time of day, such as hunting for prey/artifacts during the day, resting in safehouses and patrolling in shifts at night.

A-Life is said to have been vastly improved.

According to the game canon, Strelok did in fact destroy the C-Consciousness.

Call to Pripyat is a sequel to Shadow of Chernobyl, unlike Clear Sky which was a prequel.

Now, here's a few things that we know about the game, and a few promises from the developers: The game is set to be released in the Autumn of 2009 and carries some pretty hefty system requirements, which should tell you about some of the massive graphical updates / engine work that GSC has been doing with their game.

This announcement may be a little late, but ever since GSC has first announced a third title in the S.T.A.L.K.E.R series, the Call of Pripyat, more details have been released.