The spot for the Tunnel Under Lake is situated within the Yantar region, northeast of STC Malachite base and southwest of Rostok Base, as depicted in ‘Stalker 2’. If you approach from the eastern side, you’ll discover the entrance to the tunnel. Inside this tunnel, there are adversaries that need to be defeated before attempting to unlock the sealed door at Tunnel Under Lake.
To initiate the “Uninvited Guests” mission, gamers should look for Mytryk Genius who can be found inside one of the smaller structures within the “Concrete Forest,” which is situated in the “Cement Factory” district in the game “Stalker 2.”
As a fervent supporter, I’ve found myself captivated by the fan theories surrounding Wednesday’s supposed stalker. While it’s entirely plausible that the antagonist in season two of our cherished series is an unknown entity to our beloved, sarcastic protagonist, I can’t help but ponder if it might be someone close to her.
In the game’s description on Steam, it’s clarified that the dominant forest isn’t merely a component of the setting, but rather an autonomous entity with its own wishes and goals. You will engage with this entity to uncover its secrets, employ it as a means to defeat adversaries, or endure its consequences as it responds to your decisions. As of now, your choices primarily revolve around “shoot it/not shoot it”. However, the trees expressing displeasure when shot feels somewhat unsophisticated in terms of portraying complex “desires and intentions”, considering that I don’t necessarily want to communicate with them, but their aversion to being hit by AK-47 rounds doesn’t strike me as particularly mysterious.
Instead of a desolate wasteland ravaged by bombs, Paris has transformed into a vast, green maze. Majestic trees tower overhead, covering the city’s landmarks in a blanket of ivy, and the Eiffel Tower is almost swallowed up by a massive, tangled tree trunk. In this thriving yet dangerous setting, players will navigate their way through, balancing survival with unraveling the secrets of nature’s wrath.
The Metro series, known as one of the top post-apocalyptic game franchises, emerged following a team of dissatisfied developers leaving after their work on STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl.