Games

Stalker 2: How To Save Zalissya (On The Edge Side Mission)

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In the game Stalker 2, upon finishing the primary objective at the SIRCAA facility, players might discover that Zalissya is absent from the list of locations for quick travel via a guide. This may appear to be a glitch, but exploring on foot is necessary to understand what’s happening in Zalissya. As you approach the base, you’ll receive a transmission from Gaffer requesting aid to protect Zalissya against an imminent Monolith attack. This initiates the “On the Edge” mission, where players help defend Zalissya, assist resident stalkers, and eventually restore its functionality.

Which Mission Is The Point Of No Return In Stalker 2?

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In the narrative of Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl, there comes a pivotal juncture where an action triggers a “point of no return.” This implies that once you reach this point, you’ll be unable to roam freely in the zone anymore, leaving behind any unfinished side-quests, incomplete artifact collection, or other unexplored areas. Post this milestone, the game will guide you along a predetermined route leading to one of its endings.

James Gunn Defends The Batman 2 Delay

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As a passionate fan of DC Studios, I must admit that the anticipation for their universe’s reboot in 2025 has been palpable. However, not every move made by James Gunn, the studio’s co-CEO, has been met with unanimous approval from fans. One such decision is the delay of “The Batman 2,” which was pushed back for a second time this year. Despite the mixed reactions, Gunn remains unfazed and clarified the situation on his social media platform, Threads.

In his usual transparent manner, he explained that the extended gap between sequels is not unusual. Considering “The Batman” debuted in 2022, it’s only natural that its sequel, now scheduled for 2027, would follow a similar pattern. As a fan, I understand and appreciate the need for quality over quantity, and I eagerly await the next chapter in The Batman’s story.

Nosferatu Producer Reveals Film’s Surprising Harry Potter Influence

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Previously, I’ve encountered numerous producers and studio heads who have responded with “I’m sorry, but you can’t have that.” I dislike this response. In regards to Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, there was a sequence involving the children falling into the [Devil’s Snare] that left me dissatisfied. I expressed my concerns about enhancing it with a bit of CGI, but one executive responded, “Even if this scene isn’t as strong as the others in the film, it’s acceptable.” (Said to The Hollywood Reporter)