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Misery - Overhaul for the third game
GAMMA - Combines maps of all 3 games (but obviously not the story) and SO much more.
those two are the real deal.
The are absolutely not "close to vanilla" though. Heavily modded and close to vanilla are basically mutually exclusive but these will take your Stalker experience to a new level rather than just polish up the original games a bit to somewhat modern standards.
If you want a repackage of maps, factions etc. from all three games- you want Call of Chernobyl. If you want "must have" mods added on top, you want Anomaly. If you want an even larger (possibly bloated) overhaul of Anomaly, you have GAMMA. And if you really want to push the engine to the limits of breaking, you have the infamous "Cumulative Pack", which is basically the spiritual successor to the "soup" mods.
haha, it's as if this video was made just for this question. quality.
I think the dev team broke up or got busy with other things, so still might be better to play Misery or Gamma.