STALKER 2 Fan Gets Launched Right Into The Heart of Chornobyl Thanks To A Hilarious Glitch
A hilarious glitch in has compelled fans online, leading to a humorous discussion of a clip of a player catapulting around the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone. A Redditor shared their experience of being launched unexpectedly across the map, managing to end up in a nuclear reactor, which fans have playfully referred to as «The Heart of Chornobyl.»
's launch on November 20 comes after an extremely long development period, delayed by financial difficulties. 's launch was subject to numerous technical difficulties, with GSC quickly working to fix them. Despite the necessary repairs being made, fans are still occasionally encountering some odd moments, and the video posted on Reddit confirms that these glitches can entertain, rather than frustrate.
Posted on the STALKER subreddit, user Oleadle shared a short clip entitled «Chornobyl Space Program,» about the space flight simulator. The clip shows the Redditor encountering a physics error after walking over some rubble, and launching skyward. Visibly confused, the player looks around in awe as they sink into the flames of a nuclear reactor before the video promptly ends. The dramatic score of by Radiohead adds an extra dimension of hilarity, as Oleadle flings across the Zone at breakneck speed.
The clip has sparked a discussion of memes, jokes, and comments on the entertaining glitch in. Commenter KoolerMike humorously referred to the clip as a «Hole in one» due to the precise landing into the nuclear plant, whilst user george-merrill pondered whether the glitch wasThe general sentiment expressed in the comment section of the post was of amusement and light-heartedness, rather than disappointment or frustration at the bug.
Despite its many glitches, 's immersive gameplay and unique world have compelled fans worldwide, with its inclusion on Xbox Game Pass being a great way to experience it easily.
Its Metacritic score is sitting at a comfortable 73, with a generally favorable user score of 7.8, with much of the criticism
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