STALKER

In the game “Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl,” the character Sidorovich reappears and finds himself in a predicament due to his associate, Wisp, attempting to undermine his business by stealing clients and secretly contacting suppliers without Sidorovich’s knowledge. This triggers the side mission called “Unhealthy Competition.” During this mission, you’ll need to locate Wisp at the Pig Farm, discover his motives, and take decisive action against him using deadly force if necessary.

In Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl, the Integral-A Vector Submachine Guns are a blast to wield, thanks to their exceptionally rapid rate of fire. They’re quite manageable and can swiftly dismantle almost any adversary you meet in the Zone. However, this high firing speed also means you’ll burn through ammo from your 21-round magazine at an accelerated pace. A smart workaround is to locate an extended magazine for the Integral-A Vector SMG. This way, you can continue shooting for longer and enhance your continuous damage output.

As a dedicated fan of the Stalker series, I can’t help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation as I delve deeper into the heart of Chernobyl, specifically the far-western region known as Malachite. The allure of the Brain Scorcher, one of the most iconic machines in the game, beckons me like a siren’s song.

The Scorcher Technical Tunnel leading up to this mechanical beast has always been a tantalizing enigma, and now that I am finally here, my heart races with the thrill of the chase. The locked door on the side of the tunnel is a testament to the challenges that lie ahead, but fear not, fellow Stalkers!

I’ve been through countless hours of exploration in these forsaken lands, and have honed my observational skills to a razor’s edge. To unlock the door, one must have a keen eye for detail, scouring every nook and cranny of the environment. The code for the Scorcher Tunnel in Malachite is hidden in plain sight, waiting to be discovered by those willing to take the time to look closely.

I won’t spoil the fun by revealing the exact location or the code itself, but I can offer a few tips to help guide you on your quest: Keep your eyes peeled for any unusual patterns, symbols, or numbers that may catch your attention. Don’t be afraid to backtrack and re-examine areas you’ve already explored. And above all, trust in your instincts and the knowledge you’ve gained from your time in the Zone.

The journey to unlocking the Scorcher Tunnel door is a testament to the enduring appeal of the Stalker series, where exploration, discovery, and overcoming challenges are at the heart of every adventure. So, my fellow Stalkers, let us embark on this exciting quest together, and may the spirit of the Zone guide us on our way!

In the game Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl, the region called Rostok becomes your main hub partway through the story. If you enjoy delving into the zone beyond missions, you might find yourself in Rostok early and stumbling upon a locked Military Depot with a safe inside. To unlock this safe, you’ll need to discover a code that’s been broken down into three pieces hidden around the area. Luckily, these locations aren’t too distant, so you won’t have to journey far.

In the westernmost area of Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl lies Yantar, a region dotted with secret spots brimming with valuable treasures for adventurous players. One such hidden gem is nestled within the Yantar Dam, offering a wealth of loot and an intriguing locked door adorned with a peculiar eye symbol. This enigmatic emblem serves as a clue to a puzzle that must be deciphered in order to obtain a code essential for unlocking the secret door found within the Yantar Dam.

During the principal mission called Ad Astra Per Aspera in Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl, players will traverse the Swamps region. At first sight, this area might seem ordinary, being primarily marshes and plains with few structures. But hidden treasures await explorers, such as an Old Church where a secret locked door can be found, which doesn’t need a code or key to open but contains loot that makes the journey worthwhile.