The L.U.R.K. team wants to provide the best possible experience from Stalker: Shadow of Chernobyl, we don't plan to skew the scope of this game, because I, like many others, fell in love with the game because of the story, the realistic gameplay, and the atmosphere. I plan to preserve and improve on that concept to the best of my abilities, and our team has vowed to do so as well. Which is why we took it upon ourselves to provide that experience. We want to fulfill a niche that's otherwise unfulfilled in the modding community. We want to bring as many features to Stalker without damaging or changing the original theme of the game. While improving upon that concept with features that were dropped off the development cycle from GSC, such as stealth AI, and a strong foundation for balance, as well as dynamic A-Life, and an unprecedented visual presentation that no other Stalker Overhaul can touch.
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| Sep 30 2010 Anchor | ||
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EDIT: OOps, I mean SIG P226 Hey guys! 1.1 is great fun. I've recently begun the mission to shut off the brain scorcher. Right after I passed the 'checkpoint' where the first enemies are after leaving the Military Warehouses I ran into a body in a black exoskeleton carrying an AS Val, some 9x39mm ammunition, and a 'Glock 18.' The Glock's description says it's chambered for a 9x19mm Luger Parabellum cartridge, but it will only take .45 caliber rounds. It also has a very odd appearance when I pulled it out for use. Was this a beta gun that you forgot to take out? Also, the SIG P220's description says it can be fitted with the 9x19mm silencer, and though I've tried I can't get it to attach. Can any of these problems be attributed to just my install? Or are these actual bugs to be looked into? Edited by: Boosher |
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| Oct 2 2010 Anchor | ||
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yep |
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