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FIRST ENDING - I want the zone to disappear.

Requirements: You must have an excellent reputation value (+1000 points), however you can't have a lot of money with you (less than 50000 RU).

Additional info: If you want to get rid of the extra cash, try buying unwanted objects from one of the traders. Once this is done, throw these objects out of your inventory. It's much easier to score a high reputation value.

SECOND ENDING - I want to be rich.

Requirements: You must have a lot of money - more than 50000 RU.

Additional info: This is a most common ending, at least in my personal opinion. You shouldn't have any problems gathering 50000 RU, especially if you've checked bodies of fallen enemies and sold a lot of valuable objects to all three traders.

THIRD ENDING - I want to rule the world.

Requirements: You must kill leaders of both organizations - Freedom and Duty. It's going to be much easier with Freedom. Lukash can be found in the army base (Army Warehouse sector). It's much more difficult with General Voronin. He's stationed inside a military bunker in the Bar sector. Once he's dead, you would have to kill all of the remaining Duty soldiers as well.

Additional info: This is one of the possible endings for bad characters. You will probably have some problems achieving it, especially when it comes to killing the general.

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FOURTH ENDING - Humanity is corrupt, mankind must be controlled.

Requirements: You must have a bad reputation (less than -1000 points).

Additional info: I guess it's fairly obvious what has to be done here, however you could have some problems gathering 1000 negative points. You will have to kill everything that stands in your way, including friendly characters.

FIFTH ENDING - I want immortality.

Requirements: You will only be able to unlock this ending if you didn't manage to fulfill the requirements for four other endings of the Wish Granter. Here's what you have to do:

1) you must have a reputation between -1000 and +1000 points

2) general Voronin and Lukash must survive

3) you must have less than 50000 RU in your inventory

Additional information: I guess I won't surprise you by telling that it's going to be very difficult to see this ending, mostly because you would have to know what to do with your main character from the start. It's an interesting option, but only if you plan on playing the game from the start.

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Hey guys, I'm fairly new to STALKER and I've enjoyed playing Call of Pripyat. I installed MISERY and enjoyed it immensely, but it was pretty performance intensive and I eventually stopped because I couldn't get it to run at solid 60fps. Minecraft offline free download. Maybe I wasn't fiddling with the right settings, maybe the AI distance was set too high, maybe I'll give it another go in-future.

I recently stumbled upon Call of Chernobyl and it looks awesome. Giant map, freedom to make your own character, lots of potential.

I was looking for people to recommend some mods and perhaps write a short little instruction guide. Doesn't have to be anything significant, just a list of mods, and the order of install; so it should be easy.

I've modded plenty of games, and I know STALKER mods are generally drag and drop/override if necessary.

Thanks in advance! Any help greatly appreciated.

So far I've got:

• Call of Chernobyl
• Newest patch (1.4.22)

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Stalker: Shadow of Chernobyl

Stalker: Shadow of Chernobyl is a first person shooter/action horror game set in a near future former U.S.S.R. radioactive area known as 'The Zone'. Released in 2007, Stalker is best known for gripping atmosphere, inspired action, and horrible bugs. Fortunately for PC gamers, there are plenty of polished and essential mods for Stalker that fix, change and add amazing new features to the core game experience. However, there are quite literally tons of mods to choose from, but many of them are not especially well thought out or tested. So before you break your game too badly, check out this handy guide to the top 5 best Stalker mods out today.

5 – Zone Reclamation Project

Stalker: Shadow of Chernobyl has a reputation for being unstable and filled with bugs, which is mostly true of the original released version. The Zone Reclamation Project started as a response to the game's instability, and is now considered to be an essential Stalker mod. With roots as an unofficial patch, the ZRP does not change or add much to Stalker's original gameplay, instead fixing and improving the more technical aspects of the game. However, there is an optional modification program that allows users to adjust the parameters of the game itself. Here are some of the optional tweaks available:

• No annoying head bobbing while running
• Improved trading UI
• Improved inventory UI
• Longer quest time limits
• Realistic gun names
• Improved AI awareness
• Repairs available at merchants

Thankfully, the ZRP is easy to use and relatively bug-free, providing a satisfying Stalker experience without any real changes to the core game. In fact, many of the following mods on this list include the ZRP in their list of credits, illustrating perfectly how the ZRP is really one of the essential Stalker mods.

4 – L.U.R.K.

Number 4 on the list of the top 5 Stalker mods goes to L.U.R.K, a more recently released compilation mod. L.U.R.K keeps the original game's atmosphere and adds numerous features to its gameplay. Most notable among L.U.R.K.'s features are its 'smart terrains' that improve NPC and monster spawning and activity, alongside an overhauled weapon ballistics system and a much larger gun selection, make L.U.R.K's gunplay fantastic.

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However, there are some issues with L.U.R.K. that may need to be ironed out. The revamped economy is good, but may be too intense for some players, as is the case with the revamped enemy AI. Getting shot when you cannot even see your enemies is never fun, but thankfully these moments are few and far between. Despite these minor gripes, L.U.R.K. is a very good mod compilation and is a worthy addition to any Stalker best mods list.

3 – Oblivion Lost

Probably the most popular Stalker mod out there, Oblivion Lost is a total game rebalance and adds an incredible amount of changes to the game. First and foremost, Oblivion Lost is much harder than vanilla Stalker, and that is evident in everything from the increased monster variety, difficulty and spawns, to the random 'blowouts' of radiation emitting from the sky. Oblivion Lost isn't just about increased difficulty though, it also adds a number of fun new gameplay features, such as the ability to create 'anomaly traps' for your enemies, or deploy a minigun for your own entertainment.

However, Oblivion Lost is not at all for players new to Stalker, or those who get frustrated easily. It is a very difficult mod intended for veterans of the Stalker universe, and even then it can be frustrating. Also, Oblivion Lost does not play nice with other mods, making it more of a love it or hate it affair. Still, for a delightfully new and challenging Stalker experience it is hard to go wrong with Oblivion Lost.

2 – The Stalker Mod Compilation

For Stalker fans who love the ZRP's game fixing technical improvements, but want just a little bit more, there are not too many options available. Luckily for them, the Stalker Mod Compilation hits that nice middle ground between a fixed original Stalker, and the intense overhauled Stalker of Oblivion Lost. In fact the Stalker Mod Compilation might be the best mod available for the regular casual PC gamer, as it is very customizable and incredibly easy to install. A list of optional features include: