In the narrative of Stalker 2, players will find themselves revisiting some famous locations from the initial series, such as the ancient Clear Sky base nestled in the Great Swamps. However, reaching this location won’t be simple, as the area has grown increasingly perilous over time.
A player of “STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl” has stumbled upon a remarkable Easter egg that links back to the original series, showcasing the meticulous care taken during game development. Contrary to its title, “STALKER 2” is actually the fourth installment in the series. While it can be played as a standalone game, it has numerous connections to the previous games, including recurring characters, locations, and, surprisingly, items from other “STALKER” titles.
The release of Stalker 2 has been quite a rollercoaster journey. With the invasion of the developers’ homeland and rumors of Russia’s focused propaganda campaign against the game, it seems more like a magical tale unfolding amidst utter gloom.
It didn’t take long; just a few days after fixing numerous mission issues with patch 1.0.2, another patch, 1.0.3, has been released for Stalker 2 this morning to tackle even more mission glitches. Keep in mind that Stalker 2 is quite buggy, so expect multiple fixes like these over time. Also, be prepared for large downloads: today’s update weighs around 20GB.
As a dedicated gamer, I’m excited to share that GSC Game World has rolled out a fresh update for the gripping experience of Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl on Xbox Series X/S and PC platforms. When Stalker 2 dropped a fortnight ago, it came with its fair share of hiccups that players swiftly spotted. Since then, GSC Game World has been consistently releasing patches to tackle these issues head-on. Today, they’ve continued this trend with another update aimed at making Stalker 2 even smoother than before.
On December 3rd, GSC Game World has unveiled Stalker 2’s newest update, labeled as version 1.0.3. This update addresses memory leak problems, makes adjustments to the controller settings, and incorporates numerous corrections for both main and side missions.