STALKER

There’s quite a commotion about it: People are scrutinizing each moment in the trailer, hoping to find evidence that suggests the project is real rather than an ingeniously fabricated fan work.

Briefly, this update addresses various glitches and malfunctions linked to shader compilation. It resolves a memory leak issue in the Rostok area, prevents loss of saves on Xbox, and rectifies UI animations that triggered other crashes. Furthermore, it ensures that long gameplay sessions won’t cause performance drops when players aim and shoot weapons.

As a devoted fan, I’m excited to share that the talented developers from GSC Game World have graciously updated us on the changes in version 1.1.4 of our beloved game. It appears they’ve been diligently working to rectify certain technical hiccups. According to Steam, their efforts include:

In the game “Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl,” there are over fifty optional quests for players to explore as they journey through the storyline. However, it’s worth noting that some of these side quests may not become accessible once a certain plot point is reached or if a specific decision has been made earlier in the game. Generally speaking, most of these side missions can be completed during your initial playthrough. Here you’ll find a comprehensive list of all the available side missions within the game.

The current version 1.1.4 of Stalker 2, now available on Xbox Series X/S and PC, isn’t a major update but focuses on addressing specific problems. This patch includes fixes for shader compilation issues, some memory leaks, crashes, and performance degradation concerns. GSC Game World indicates that another patch is forthcoming to tackle additional player-reported issues. Keep an eye out as this next update could arrive in the near future.

Today’s update from GSC Game World primarily focuses on addressing technical issues, meaning you may not see any enhancements to the gameplay.