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Dhruin January 12th, 2012 11:57

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 - Development Continues
 
Blue's notes a new entry on the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 Facebook page that indicates development on S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 will continue. Time will tell if there are any caveats but here's the post:
Quote:

The Stalker team is extremely happy! Why? Because we are continuing work on Stalker 2 after the holidays.
Thanks, JDR!
More information.

skavenhorde January 12th, 2012 11:57

Is it Christmas again?

Seriously, this is awesome. I thought Stalker was dead and gone.

Couchpotato January 12th, 2012 12:12

Never finished the first one from boredom. Still good news if you love the series like many here do.

JDR13 January 12th, 2012 12:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Couchpotato (Post 1061120749)
Never finished the first one from boredom. Still good news if you love the series like many here do.

STALKER boring? You must have played a different game than the one I did.

JonNik January 12th, 2012 12:23

Yesssss :party:

P.S :If this was just a Publicity stunt (although I kinda doubt it and I am actually expecting to hear about cuts to the project) then they are idiots…

P.P.S Thanks for the news JDR!

Couchpotato January 12th, 2012 12:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by JDR13 (Post 1061120751)
STALKER boring? You must have played a different game than the one I did.

Nope didn't enjoy a single one sorry. Its the truth. Different tastes for everyone you know. What one likes another wont.

Zephyr January 12th, 2012 17:55

One of the few games that genuinely creeped me out when crawling around in the dark. A few minor quirks irritated me, one was the travel system between areas and the other was the game-world was a bit linear.

DArtagnan January 12th, 2012 18:00

I hope it feels more complete than STALKER did upon release. Always loved the potential of these games, but I think I got bored with the basic premise playing the first one - and the following games were too much of the same stuff.

tornnight January 12th, 2012 18:44

I for one loved them. Especially after some fan made mods added textures and equipment.

rich ruffo January 12th, 2012 19:26

Great News !!! Couch, It took me 2 installs to try original Stalker. But I did fall in love with it, you should try Call Of Pripyat. It is a superior version of the game.

bloodlover January 12th, 2012 21:55

Amazing news :clap:

borcanu January 13th, 2012 00:43

This one I don;t even think I'm gonna try. Put enough energy in this idea as it is.
This world makes no sense, I feel no motivation for doing shit in it. The equipment is always a let down, gameplay is repetitive
The atmosphere is ok , world is polished , but they don;t have a clue how to step up.
Just like most european movies , they are good, but you never get the kick out of them like the holiwood types.

bloodlover January 13th, 2012 01:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by borcanu (Post 1061120864)
Just like most european movies , they are good, but you never get the kick out of them like the holiwood types.

You're kidding right? Bergman and Tarkovsky for ex are one of the best directors that ever lived and The Seventh Seal for ex. is superior to most of the junk Hollywood released in the past decade.

Coming back to Stalker, what exactly is it that you don't like about it? "Putting energy" in it is really a vague way of expressing yourself.

JonNik January 13th, 2012 08:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by bloodlover (Post 1061120867)
You're kidding right? Bergman and Tarkovsky for ex are one of the best directors that ever lived and The Seventh Seal for ex. is superior to most of the junk Hollywood released in the past decade.

+1 Add Kurosawa to that and you have my Holy Trinity…
( I guess my avatar and Stalker fixation gave most of that away :) )

DArtagnan January 13th, 2012 09:47

Bergman, yes. Though the Seventh Seal is a bit too artsy fartsy for me.

Tarkovsky? Ehm, not so much :)

JonNik January 13th, 2012 09:53

Artsy Fartsy (:lol: that made me chuckle despite myself), I shudder to ask your opinion on Stalker and Solaris if you thought the 7th seal was artsy fartsy ;)

DArtagnan January 13th, 2012 10:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by JonNik (Post 1061120891)
Artsy Fartsy (:lol: that made me chuckle despite myself), I shudder to ask your opinion on Stalker and Solaris if you thought the 7th seal was artsy fartsy ;)

Stalker is incredibly boring (though pretty too), and I've never managed to watch Solaris. The new Soderbergh version is pretty good, though it's slightly too much style-over-substance for my tastes.

Then again, I'm also a great anti-fan of Kubrick and someone like von Trier.

I do like movies that make me think, though few manage to do so. However, they need to make me stay awake as well. I'm not a slow thinker :)

Black Swan and The Fountain are excellent examples of my kind of thinky movies :)

Generally, though, I prefer movies with suggestions rather than questions. I'm quite full of questions already :)

JonNik January 13th, 2012 10:13

Yeah That is what I figured :D

Have I also mentioned that I love Kubrick and Von Trier (well not love Trier but I did love Riget) ;)

I like Aronofsky too of course, but somehow I have not yet managed to watch Black Swan and The Fountain (Though I know I will like them… I really need to get back on track with my movie watching again… Too many games and books the last couple of years for my anemic free time :-/)

DArtagnan January 13th, 2012 10:14

Riget was not bad, at least not the first part of it :)

Haven't watched Black Swan and The Fountain? You do realise they're probably the best movies of the last decade right?

JonNik January 13th, 2012 10:26

I am hearing great things about them, no doubt about that.

I am hoping I will eventually (shameful I know) start on the regular movie watching again and they are certainly at the top of the list…

P.S And to continue to derail this thread I'll add Jarmusch to round out my list of artsy favorites :) (and put Lynch near the absolute top ofcourse ;) )

DArtagnan January 13th, 2012 10:27

Jarmusch has made some good stuff :)

(I think we should stop derailing)

Tuco January 13th, 2012 10:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by borcanu (Post 1061120864)
This one I don;t even think I'm gonna try. Put enough energy in this idea as it is.
This world makes no sense, I feel no motivation for doing shit in it. The equipment is always a let down, gameplay is repetitive
The atmosphere is ok , world is polished , but they don;t have a clue how to step up.
Just like most european movies , they are good, but you never get the kick out of them like the holiwood types.

http://cdn.hotstockmarket.com/0/0b/0…f-serious.jpeg

Alrik Fassbauer January 13th, 2012 15:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by borcanu (Post 1061120864)
Just like most european movies , they are good, but you never get the kick out of them like the holiwood types.

[cynism]Yeah, right, and this is why we get the same movie - as an american remake - within 2 years here ? I'm speaking of Stieg Larsson. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennium_series[/cynism]

Pessimeister January 13th, 2012 22:08

I'm glad I largely ignored the last news bit with the rumour of the cancellation of the series. This is great news for great games. :thumbsup:
As a STALKER player and fan, hopefully development continues without too many niggles.

bloodlover January 13th, 2012 22:26

Finally I see people that enjoy good movies. I usually visit only 2-3 forums and most of the people on them think that Avatard was a good move…

Moving back to the topic, does anybody know for how long have they been working on the game? I'm curious if I might have a slight chance to play it this year.

borcanu January 14th, 2012 05:57

Trolling: You guys clearly have no good idea of movies, and I'm not here to educate you. Just think about it more, and maybe it will come to you.
Oh wait … i forgot about hipsters

So you don't boil in hate, i'll give u a few names to chew on

Vozvrachenie
Aoi Haru
Deux jours a tuer
Zahrada
Van diemens land

JonNik January 14th, 2012 09:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by bloodlover (Post 1061120994)
Moving back to the topic, does anybody know for how long have they been working on the game? I'm curious if I might have a slight chance to play it this year.

Well, the release was supposedly scheduled for 2012 but considering their track record and recent events (and the fact that we have not yet seen a single screenshot beyond concept art), I would be shocked beyond my wits if they even come close…

Also from the GSC Forums :
Quote:

Oleg Yavorsky says that the team hopes to continue working on the project and is looking for financing.

http://dtf.ru/news/read.php?id=68552
Hmm…

bloodlover January 14th, 2012 13:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by borcanu (Post 1061121053)
Trolling: You guys clearly have no good idea of movies, and I'm not here to educate you. Just think about it more, and maybe it will come to you.
Oh wait … i forgot about hipsters

You failed @ "trolling" (we all know you were not but anyway…) and failed to say what's wrong with the Stalker games.

Sry, I'll just ignore your posts until you can bring some arguments.


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