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Day And Night

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Far Cry 2 aims to improve your gaming experience by changing from day to night as you play, but the original Stalker already did this. During the day, contaminated areas and certain anomalies are easier to see, as are renegades, soldiers, and wild animals roaming through the environment. At night, human enemies sit around the fire or guard their camps with flashlights, mutants hunt in packs, and if you’re unlucky, you will run into a feeding frenzy where you become dessert.

At night the flashlights are only effective at short distances, but you can buy night-vision goggles as an upgrade for your armor suit. In many cases you navigate blindly with a mini-map because tall plants and bushes obscure your vision. But because the mini-map rotates with your point of view, you can follow a path even without light.

Day: In sunshine you have the optimal view, lovely light and shadow effects.Twilight: On the mini-map you can see swamps, paths, bridges and enemies.

Night: Without flashlight or night vision goggles you can see light anomalies and campfires.  Weather: There is also lightning and thunder at night; thunderclouds cover the moon.

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BeakerUK 01/10/2008 03:25
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Loving this game, way prefer it to most other FPS games I've played in the past year or two. SOC was rather pretty for it's time, and played OK except for stupid enemies, this one is much more fun.

The RPG elements tied into a decent storyline, with some rather good graphics means I'll probably still be playing this on-and-off next year, much the same way I still play SOC.

tijmen007 04/10/2008 22:05
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I've got Shadows of CHerynobyl (?) together with the HD2900XT of my friend, he didn't want it and its awsome ( some silly enemies ). Can't wait for clear sky to get it :D!

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