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"A person's reach should exceed their grasp, or what's a Heaven for?"
The Metro story has wandered away from the printed original inspiration on many occasions. It sort of has to. Everything in print is fixed, like predestination, so would make a pretty tedious game. The two stories are similar, but more like slightly different versions of the same kind of events taking place in parallel universes or dimensions. Each feels familiar to the other, but neither have any clue where the other is going or who will do what.
The Stalker 'faction wars' was an interesting idea, but it never worked properly. I wouldn't like to see a Metro game with anything close to Stalker's problems. Though they were all more or less fixed eventually. But not the faction wars. That was also in Clear Sky, not the most admired of the Stalker titles.
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In terms of the game, Metro 2033 was smooth, Last Light gave us more of the gloomy Russian Metro but was ruined by gamebreaking bugs, otherwise quite a good game. I watched Exodus on Youtube and while it had a game-breaking bug on the second map, overall the game almost missed the main point of the series, the Metro, until the last part.
You got to wonder how any future game revolving around Artyom would take place in the Metro again.