The GSC game World developer has deployed another quite thick patch for Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl.
In the initial launch of the game last year, Stalker 2 was criticized for his performance problems. However, in an interview with Eurogamer, the GSC game World CEO, Ievgen Grygorovych, he said that delaying the game was not an option. “You are so tired that you would die if you say we run an additional marathon,” Grygorovych said at that time.
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The team has remained committed to classify the various Niggles of the game and what not since then, with two patches already considerable out there, and this more recent update is a continuation of that.
Patch 1.3, as is known, comes with “more than 1200 changes and improvements” to all aspects of the game, including performance, combat and more.
With this patch at stake, Stalker 2 players will notice multiple new death screens that “vary according to the cause of death”, as well as improved facial animations, a new night music theme for the pile of slag and a new type of visual anomaly.
On the combat side of things, GSC has made mutant movements during the softest combat and has improved the NPC reaction to the sound of the steps.
You can find the complete notes of the patch through the Stalker 2 website here.
For more information about the series, be sure to consult Eurogamer’s interview: “Everything felt a bit like directing a street gang”: the story of Stalker and the Stalker 2 that never was.
