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But I had the best experience in war/shooter games (bf, doom, enemy territory).
SPOILERS
I was going into building, seeing colour peeling off the walls, some random stroller for kids rusting in corner hit the first chords in my soul.
And just when I was looting inside, the bullets started to ricochet around me, glass was shattering and then after some time, while I was crouching around, everything was quiet again.
Went on broken corner of house thinking, oh what a neat place for a sniper and found a well kitted ERM in corner.
Deleted rest of mutants and humans fighting around.
For me those moments elevetad the game from buggy mess to the best atmospheric game Ive ever played;)
Also the "sniper nests" were a nice touch also. Played the stalker side that time, lets see how it is on warden side this time.
I guess its about luck also, which part and spawns u stumble in...
I played Pripyat on early patches and I guess it was even worse then. And also constant rain and bad optimization in this location.
In the end, I just gave up exploring Pripyat and quickly finished the game. Pripyat and everything after it really spoiled the impression of the game.