Back in the early 2010s I was told by online russians that STALKER was like Call Of Duty there being popular between children and Teens that wanted to be tacticool, those comments about stalker2 language reminded me of that, shouldn't they be too grown up for that?
Don't really agree that "early Bioware" couldn't tell a coherent story. First Baldurs Gates had an amazing plot. It was a proper political thriller set in a fantasy Forgotten Realms universe. Except for that a great video as always.
Two small things not touched in the video that are interesting: – You can actually find Scar's Vintorez from the intro in the swamp, although it's completely broken and has to be repaired – This was the first Stalker game to have combat music; Shadow of Chernobyl had some very action-y music composed by the band FireLake (the tracks Fighting Unkown and Against the Ionized Odds), but as far as I can't tell, they were never used despite being associated with the soundtrack; it's quite good and weirdly fits, but there's only three tracks so they get repetitive
14:10 I thought the exact same thing my first play-through. I beat the game not even realizing they weren’t initially hostile until I raided their base with Duty lol. You can actually glitch the game in Shadow of Chernobyl and join Freedom, which is the only way to join any faction in that game. It’s possible to beat the game, but it messes with faction relations so bandits and mercs are friendly, and ecologists and of course duty are hostile.
Thank you dude, I like this part of stalker, its something unusual, relative to other parts of series.
And also thank you for reminding of ongoing war, really, so many creators don't want to mention it at all, like nothing happening, and that is really harmful: it seem when average subscriber not receiving any signals from a bigger channels/creators they starting to think all this war thing is just a hoax, no need to worry, no need to help.
And I think its very important, without spreading information about what is going on is look's like "their inner conflict no need to help", and in the reality its a very scary and severe war, where one nation that has like 10% of arms and military and economics barely fights off.
Glad you’re continuing with the stalker games, it’s one of my favorite series. Might I suggest you cover some of the standalone mods as well? Wind of Time and Lost Alpha:DC are some of my favorites, there’s a few more that are worth playing but idk about reviewing.
It’s always interesting to hear what you have to say about these games/mods, you have a unique way of reviewing them that I haven’t seen anyone else do. I’ve rewatched the Morrowind series 2 times now, it’s one of my favorite things to watch when I’m winding down for the day. Anyways, thanks for the hours of entertainment, looking forward to seeing your experience with Call of Pripyat and Fallout: Nevada.
This was my very first stalker game that I played when I was 13 years old and the environment kept me loving every single bit of it. I would quite literally fall asleep in my chair sometimes because I would simply stand on a watch tower or sit by a campfire at dusk. To this day I have good memories of how lively the train depot in the garbage was and can't help but be melancholic seeing it again in Anomaly being occupied by at most 6 or 7 people. And fuck me yeah, the game is downright peaceful; in Anomaly, my head is constantly on a swivel trying to avoid getting a surprise bullet or have my ass jumped by lurkers, cats, or worse. Was a joy to see you cover my sweet nostalgia.
Also yes, I completed the entire game on "Stalker" difficulty. Yes, I still loved it. To this day people give me strange looks because of it.
Oh and I recalled you somewhere saying that you were quite nervous about playing Disco Elysium. I tried it just a couple of days ago, not quite finished yet, but sweet mother of god it's awesome. I'm convinced it's right up your alley. It's insane fun. The voices in my head all agree.
Playing Fallout: Nevada rn
Hey bud, you've been really cranking out videos lately.
I just wanted to say thank you for all your videos. You're one of my favorite YouTubers. 👍
It's cool getting to see all these different games, and then to hear your perspective on them!
Man, I do not understand Slavic….anything.
Back in the early 2010s I was told by online russians that STALKER was like Call Of Duty there being popular between children and Teens that wanted to be tacticool, those comments about stalker2 language reminded me of that, shouldn't they be too grown up for that?
Great video! You made me reinstall clear sky after 10 years
Your videos are amazing, and your english is really good too, Im not a native speaker, so I know how hard it can be haha
Don't really agree that "early Bioware" couldn't tell a coherent story. First Baldurs Gates had an amazing plot. It was a proper political thriller set in a fantasy Forgotten Realms universe. Except for that a great video as always.
Two small things not touched in the video that are interesting:
– You can actually find Scar's Vintorez from the intro in the swamp, although it's completely broken and has to be repaired
– This was the first Stalker game to have combat music; Shadow of Chernobyl had some very action-y music composed by the band FireLake (the tracks Fighting Unkown and Against the Ionized Odds), but as far as I can't tell, they were never used despite being associated with the soundtrack; it's quite good and weirdly fits, but there's only three tracks so they get repetitive
Just lol at the ending comments.
Somehow i feel you will get that youtube checkmark if you keep pushing the narative like you do!
Ohhhh yes! The content we need.
I never thought I'd see late Lowtax brought up within this video.
14:10 I thought the exact same thing my first play-through. I beat the game not even realizing they weren’t initially hostile until I raided their base with Duty lol. You can actually glitch the game in Shadow of Chernobyl and join Freedom, which is the only way to join any faction in that game. It’s possible to beat the game, but it messes with faction relations so bandits and mercs are friendly, and ecologists and of course duty are hostile.
Can you go into the X-18 Lab in this game, though?
Thank you dude, I like this part of stalker, its something unusual, relative to other parts of series.
And also thank you for reminding of ongoing war, really, so many creators don't want to mention it at all, like nothing happening, and that is really harmful: it seem when average subscriber not receiving any signals from a bigger channels/creators they starting to think all this war thing is just a hoax, no need to worry, no need to help.
And I think its very important, without spreading information about what is going on is look's like "their inner conflict no need to help", and in the reality its a very scary and severe war, where one nation that has like 10% of arms and military and economics barely fights off.
Glad you’re continuing with the stalker games, it’s one of my favorite series. Might I suggest you cover some of the standalone mods as well? Wind of Time and Lost Alpha:DC are some of my favorites, there’s a few more that are worth playing but idk about reviewing.
It’s always interesting to hear what you have to say about these games/mods, you have a unique way of reviewing them that I haven’t seen anyone else do. I’ve rewatched the Morrowind series 2 times now, it’s one of my favorite things to watch when I’m winding down for the day. Anyways, thanks for the hours of entertainment, looking forward to seeing your experience with Call of Pripyat and Fallout: Nevada.
Predicting moderate russophobic discussion down the comments line. t. "good" russian😅
ukrainians and russians accusing each other of being neonazis would be funny,if you know, it wasn't absolutely asinine.
This was my very first stalker game that I played when I was 13 years old and the environment kept me loving every single bit of it. I would quite literally fall asleep in my chair sometimes because I would simply stand on a watch tower or sit by a campfire at dusk. To this day I have good memories of how lively the train depot in the garbage was and can't help but be melancholic seeing it again in Anomaly being occupied by at most 6 or 7 people. And fuck me yeah, the game is downright peaceful; in Anomaly, my head is constantly on a swivel trying to avoid getting a surprise bullet or have my ass jumped by lurkers, cats, or worse. Was a joy to see you cover my sweet nostalgia.
Also yes, I completed the entire game on "Stalker" difficulty. Yes, I still loved it. To this day people give me strange looks because of it.
Oh and I recalled you somewhere saying that you were quite nervous about playing Disco Elysium. I tried it just a couple of days ago, not quite finished yet, but sweet mother of god it's awesome. I'm convinced it's right up your alley. It's insane fun. The voices in my head all agree.