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People be complaining about glitch this, unplayable bug that, my brother in Christ my biggest worry was that they would "Tarkov" the game; And I can confirm that my fears were unfounded, it is in fact a stalker game, and I've had nothing but fun the past few hours... show more

csAlfredo

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371,609 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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Doc Strangelove1 年前

Yeah it's so fucking good.

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csAlfredo1 年前

Within the first 10 mins I realized this was gunna be kino

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JhonMarik1 年前

I’ve had a few glitches here and there but nothing game breaking. Also game is good.

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csAlfredo1 年前

game is good

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Mr. Xí哈金Nōm1 年前

well glad its still Stalkers n not Call of Stalkers the glitchy n bugs part, is it too much that hinders your playthrough though?

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csAlfredo1 年前

It's not any worse than the older games, and I personally haven't had any bug that ruined the experience, the people who are comparing this to Cyberpunk should go back to playing Subway Surfers.

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The NOD Goblin | Goblin Dynamics1 年前

glitches and uplayable bugs are part of the experience, much like plywood tables, musty basements and 5-5-5 Dominos deals are for the STALKER experience.

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csAlfredo1 年前

frfr

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dial1 年前

does this count as a T pose or not?

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csAlfredo1 年前

He locked in

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