One Of STALKER 2’s Most Important Features Isn’t Worth Using

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has some impressive features mixed into its gameplay. For example, the immersion gives its players is superior, thanks to Unreal Engine 5's improved graphics. The game also mixes survival elements for more realistic gameplay and provides plenty of new weapons and attachments for players to enjoy. On top of that, the NPCs are reactive to player actions, and the game comes with several endings that allow for greater replayability.

Of all the cool features that make stand out, one of its most important features is receiving some much-needed criticism. In, like in similar games, weapons and gear don't last forever. Eventually, and with prolonged use, the durability of items wears down. While players can replace their gear, part of the game is investing in these items and upgrading them to be their best. So, replacing them isn't ideal, which is where repairs come into play.

Players just starting out in and who have no experience with the original trilogy might find it challenging to figure out what weapons to use long-term. With so many weapons to choose from, it can certainly be overwhelming, even for seasoned players. However, that's part of the fun – experimenting with different weapons until you find one you love. Once you find the weapon for you, it becomes all about upgrading and enhancing the weapon with better components.

STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl comes with a lot of status effects, and players just need to pay attention to cure them quickly and easily.

Upgrading weapons requires an investment of resources, but that's how you strengthen your weapons to beat enemies like Electric and Fire Poltergeists. Still, even upgrades won't stop weapons from losing their durability and eventually requiring repairs. As it stands right now, though, repairs cost too much in . Great gear comes at great cost, so it might not be worth the investment.

Make those repairs sooner rather than later; repairing items before they hit 50% durability will save some of the cost, since