Is it anyway to turn off Radiation?

[Edvin9]

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[Collins]

nope, but you can find artifacts that reduces radiation, like Fireball, Crystal and etc

[Edvin9]

Originally posted by Madapu:

nope, but you can find artifacts that reduces radiation, like Fireball, Crystal and etc

Ok

[RF951]

If you install certain mods that create a gamedata file you can edit it out. Example is the 'Complete Mod'. I can deal with the blood and the bombs but the radiation drives me crazy.

[Cajun Rabbit]

yes... remove an integral part of the game in the name of making it "easier"

If you remove radiation, why not just put GOD mode on and be done with it

[D3s_ToD3s]

Are we talking about the one game that takes place in the nuclear fallout death zone surounding the Tshernobyl NPP?
Isnt that like removing the puppys from a pet shop?
Or removing the m from e=mc² ?

[Kiberabobus]

You are playing a game ABOUT a place that has RADIATION in it

Just go and play CoD if you want mindless shooting

What is wrong with you

That's like removing aliens from an alien invasion game

I am simply amazed

[Edvin9]

Originally posted by Kristijan Zuzija:

You are playing a game ABOUT a place that has RADIATION in it

Just go and play CoD if you want mindless shooting

What is wrong with you

That's like removing aliens from an alien invasion game

I am simply amazed

I was just mad becasue i couldent beat a place but i have beaten it now :D

[DirtyHarry]

The hazards of the zone, especially the radiation in places are an important part of the game's atmosphere and gameplay. Rather than turn it off, it is best to learn to deal with it. Sometimes you just need to deal with an area being off limits because of it. Other times the area is not too large and you can run into and back out of it or through it, chugging vodka or using kits and healing up.

The fun of the Zone is in what a foreboding, dangerous place it is. So I'd advise against toning that down in any way because it just waters down an amazing experience. This is one of those games that rewards patience and playing with care.

Personally, I love the realistic feel of the game. Last night I approached a place with a stash that was a backpack. As I got closer my indicator started sounding and then the radiation indicator lit up and I began to lose health. But I wanted that stash! So I sprinted to it, looked around fast, didn't see it, backed off and drank vodka and healed myself then had at it again. I took me a few tries messing with this including one death but I finally found the backpack there among some dead guys less fortunate than myself who probably wanted it too and guess what? The SOB was empty!!! LOL! Some bugger already beat me to it!

Now, as much I'd have liked some loot reward for that trouble I had to laugh and thought it was very cool that such a realistic possible thing would happen instead. Stuff like this makes this game great in my opinion.

[*FRISKY FRIPPLES*]

I know this is a nine year old thread, but it comes up when you google the topic and is still relevant. For anyone looking for an actual answer here it is:

Go into the game files, and then gamedata/config and open system.ltx
Ctrl+F for "radiation" and you'll find this section:

[main_ingame_indicators_thresholds]
radiation = 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55,0.7
wounds = 0.01,0.2,0.4,0.6,0.8
jammed = 0.1,0.2,0.3,0.4,0.5
starvation = 0.5,0.6,0.7,0.8,0.9
fatigue = 0.3,0.6,0.7,0.8,0.9

Change the radiation values to 0,0,0,0,0 (depending to what extent you want radiation)

Go to gamedata/config/creatures and open actor.ltx

Ctrl+F for "radiation" and find this section:

[actor_immunities_gd_*DIFFICULTY*]
burn_immunity = 0.55 ;êîýôôèöèåíòû èììóíèòåòà
strike_immunity = 1.
shock_immunity = 0.55
wound_immunity = 0.55
radiation_immunity = 0
telepatic_immunity = 0.55
chemical_burn_immunity = 0.55
explosion_immunity = 0.25
fire_wound_immunity = 0.5

Change the radiation value to 0 on whichever difficulty you're playing on.

Then scroll down to find the [actor_condition] section
Change radiation_v and radiation_health_v to 0

These values control the amount of radiation present, how strong it is at it's various levels, and your ability to deal with it and recover from it. Keep note of the original values (I copied them to a sticky not) in case you want to put them back afterwards.
I've used this method, as I'm currently sick of Red Forest, copping sudden pockets of deadly radiation as monolith snipers nail me. Very frustrating when I have limited playtime as it is. Believe it or not, some of us have a life outside of gaming and don't wish to spend half our life stuck on an old game. We just want to get through, experience the story, and move on to the next game!

[马文蕾不再爱我]

Is there any way ...

[[UA] Sanya_429 λ]

Originally posted by *FRISKY FRIPPLES*:

I know this is a nine year old thread, but it comes up when you google the topic and is still relevant. For anyone looking for an actual answer here it is:

Go into the game files, and then gamedata/config and open system.ltx
Ctrl+F for "radiation" and you'll find this section:

[main_ingame_indicators_thresholds]
radiation = 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55,0.7
wounds = 0.01,0.2,0.4,0.6,0.8
jammed = 0.1,0.2,0.3,0.4,0.5
starvation = 0.5,0.6,0.7,0.8,0.9
fatigue = 0.3,0.6,0.7,0.8,0.9

Change the radiation values to 0,0,0,0,0 (depending to what extent you want radiation)

Go to gamedata/config/creatures and open actor.ltx

Ctrl+F for "radiation" and find this section:

[actor_immunities_gd_*DIFFICULTY*]
burn_immunity = 0.55 ;êîýôôèöèåíòû èììóíèòåòà
strike_immunity = 1.
shock_immunity = 0.55
wound_immunity = 0.55
radiation_immunity = 0
telepatic_immunity = 0.55
chemical_burn_immunity = 0.55
explosion_immunity = 0.25
fire_wound_immunity = 0.5

Change the radiation value to 0 on whichever difficulty you're playing on.

Then scroll down to find the [actor_condition] section
Change radiation_v and radiation_health_v to 0

These values control the amount of radiation present, how strong it is at it's various levels, and your ability to deal with it and recover from it. Keep note of the original values (I copied them to a sticky not) in case you want to put them back afterwards.
I've used this method, as I'm currently sick of Red Forest, copping sudden pockets of deadly radiation as monolith snipers nail me. Very frustrating when I have limited playtime as it is. Believe it or not, some of us have a life outside of gaming and don't wish to spend half our life stuck on an old game. We just want to get through, experience the story, and move on to the next game!

Ty

[Angel]

Originally posted by Cajun Rabbit:

yes... remove an integral part of the game in the name of making it "easier"

If you remove radiation, why not just put GOD mode on and be done with it

shut the ♥♥♥♥ up you judgmental bum

[ENOWONMAI]

Originally posted by Angel:

shut the ♥♥♥♥ up you judgmental bum

10 years too late for the original thread, and 9 months too late for the last reply you bum.

[Britney]

Juste find a good artefact and radiation cant affect you ...

[Hipster Doofus]

Vodka is good for you. Drink up.