S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 Video [Dec 30, 2020, 6:50 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
A Gameplay Teaser for
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 offers a first in-engine look at GSC Game World's
upcoming first-person shooter that returns to the Chernobyl exclusion zone.
Here's how they introduce the clip:
That's how the game actually feels: fast-paced change of scenery, ominous landscapes and the ever-present feeling of an inevitable danger accompanied by a barely-distinguishable guitar soundtrack.
You’re seeing this world with the eyes of a stalker named Skif — remember the codename, you will hear it a lot. Following the steps of its predecessors, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 introduces a completely new main protagonist. His actions will shape the new grand chapter in the history of the Zone.
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Kxmode wrote on Dec 31, 2020, 23:24:
The 30XX RTX can render all 15000 Roentgens
It's funny that this uploaded clip includes the Nvidia recording overlay for a moment.
The 30XX RTX can render all 15000 Roentgens
"Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times." - Those Who Remain by G. Michael Hopf
Never trust an highly scripted demo or you will get cyberpunked, again.
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Dacron wrote on Dec 30, 2020, 20:57:I was a big fan of both games but STALKER was definitely the most tense and memorable. That said, the franchise was run into the ground and it remains to be seen if this can capture the magic of the previous games without the notorious bugs that accompanied them.
Looks more like Metro, less like Stalker. I enjoyed both, but Stalker was more memorable being able to see the world and not be suck underground.
Here's to hoping for a more "open" world as opposed to a bunch of tunnels with the odd outside area.
This video was fine but it tells us nothing about the gameplay. I'm definitely interested but there really isn't anything to get excited about at this point.
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Rhialto wrote on Dec 30, 2020, 23:49:
How come there is so much compression? Nobody noticed this? Video quality is low...
If I had to guess, DLSS is to blame. Lot's of nice raytracing effects in that engine, and they are probably using DLSS for it to not run like ass while "recording". After that it's anybody's guess as to what the fuck they used in post-production.
The original stalker was a cool, (albeit flawed) game. Hopefully this one is more of the same, and not just generic shooter 101 with press X in cutscene console garbage.
How come there is so much compression? Nobody noticed this? Video quality is low...
Dacron wrote on Dec 30, 2020, 20:57:
Looks more like Metro, less like Stalker. I enjoyed both, but Stalker was more memorable being able to see the world and not be suck underground.
Here's to hoping for a more "open" world as opposed to a bunch of tunnels with the odd outside area.
Yeah, kind of hard to get an idea of what the game will be like from 30s of engine footage.
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Looks more like Metro, less like Stalker. I enjoyed both, but Stalker was more memorable being able to see the world and not be suck underground.
Here's to hoping for a more "open" world as opposed to a bunch of tunnels with the odd outside area.
Here's to hoping for a more "open" world as opposed to a bunch of tunnels with the odd outside area.
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I just want to know if they have the "Get out of here, Stalker" guy. If they don't, it loses all authenticity. 
"gameplay"
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