Dead Air is a total conversion for the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series based on Call of Chernobyl, encompassing all aspects of the game from graphics, audio, and special effects to various gameplay and AI features. The mod evolves from the ideas started in Call of Misery, a previous project of the mod author. Major inspirations for Dead Air include projects such as NLC, MISERY, Autumn Aurora, and OGSE. Dead Air prioritises the development of the game engine’s potential, complexity of gameplay, and attention to detail, along with addressing both the quality and quantity of all content.
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Tired of having some bullet-sponges enemies? Do you want to bring your targets down faster? Do you like to conserve ammunition? If so then this addon is perfect for you.
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nice...new addon
You have not done this correctly - turned all conventional weapons into Gauss weapons. LoL.
hit_power weapons tied to the ratio of its caliber to the length of the gun barrel. The power of the weapon is regulated by the parameters of ammo ( k_hit, k_ap, k_dist, k_disp, k_impulse, k_pierce)!!!
I know. But I can't find those parameters on the default configs and Im just lazy to do some more tweaking lol. Anyway thanks for the feedback.
EDIT: I've found it but I've got some other work to do and probably ( if you guys want ) will change the ammo damage this time.
It would make me really happy if you could change the damage based on ammo, just like in a similar mod made for Misery 2.2. :)
Yup. I've added it into the file.
Thank you so, so much! Downloading right away.
Is there a chance to get reduced mutant health instead of increased weapon damage? I think stalkers die pretty easily, it's the mutants that drain mag after mag
Go to your extracted gamedata and go to "gamedata>configs>creatures" and then you will see all the mutant configs like m_snork, m_boar etc. and change the health value at the line "Health = ****" at "Offline Alife" section.
If it doesn't take effect, refer to this link - Gamefaqs.gamespot.com
- for more information
Do I have to copy & paste the 'Ammo damage' file only if I want the damage to be mostly or purely ammo-based? Or do I have to copy the 'Gun damage' as well and then overwrite the weapons.ltx from the Ammo damage file? Because my game won't even start, I'm getting this log:
Expression : I
Function : CInifile::Load
File : Xr_ini.cpp
Line : 267
Description : Can't find include file:
Arguments : w_m24.ltx
stack trace:
0023:00B66972 xrCore.dll, CInifile::Load()
0023:00B669A1 xrCore.dll, CInifile::Load()
0023:00B66318 xrCore.dll, CInifile::CInifile()
0023:004614F5 xrEngine.exe, CApplication::load_draw_internal()
0023:0045ED8A xrEngine.exe, InitSettings()
0023:0045F7B3 xrEngine.exe, InitSound2()
0023:0045FAD6 xrEngine.exe, InitSound2()
0023:0046B673 xrEngine.exe, CApplication::load_draw_internal()
0023:73AA8484 KERNEL32.DLL, BaseThreadInitThunk()
0023:76F7302C ntdll.dll, RtlValidSecurityDescriptor()
0023:76F72FFA ntdll.dll, RtlValidSecurityDescriptor()
Edit: I've copied the Gun damage file first and then I've overwritten the weapons.ltx included in the Ammo damage's weapons.ltx, the game started now. But for example, my SVT-40 has a full damage bar in the description, and it uses 762x54 (I believe). Is this normal?
Yup. As most of the weapons are overpowered and its meant to do that.