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S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 GAMEPLAY PART 51
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00:00To all STC Malachite staff, an admission is approaching. It is dangerous to remain outside.
00:14Get out of here! There's an admission coming!
00:30I'm going to go back and get out of here.
01:00I'm alive.
01:03I'm alive.
01:05I'm alive.
01:07I'm alive.
01:09You make your own matter.
01:11We did.
01:12All right.
01:13I can see you.
01:14I'm alive.
01:15I'm alive.
01:17I'm alive.
01:19Yeah.
01:21Yeah.
01:23Ladies and gentlemen, please remain calm.
01:36Do not leave the premises.
01:38There's an admission outside.
01:53Is a good mystery.
01:54Sorry.
01:58I'm alive.
02:00See you later.
02:01Bye bye.
02:04Yay.
02:06Bye bye.
02:12Bye bye.
02:14Bye bye.
02:15Bye bye....
02:16Subscribe now.
02:21Bye bye.
02:22Please remember that all equipment must be returned upon the conclusion of an experiment.
02:52The admission is over. Staff involved in field research may now resume activities outside the facility.
03:22The admission is over.
03:42I don't know.
04:12Ask my senior officer.
04:42Ask my senior officer.
05:12Ask my senior officer.
05:42All right.
06:12Freeze. This is a secure facility. No rookie stalkers allowed. Limited access. Special permit required.
06:26Does Korshinov's badge count as a special permit?
06:30You're from the ward? Well, why didn't you say so? Come on in.
06:42Hello.
06:51Stalkers deal with emissions, mutants, and artifacts on a daily basis. They see it all, and we analyze what they've seen. In a way, you're the Zone's eyes, and we're its brain.
07:04Well, here we are. Do you need anything?
07:18See you.
07:19I'm turning the booth.
07:33I want to find the fire.
07:34I want to find the fire.
07:56I want to find the fire.
07:59Let's go.
08:29I'm Professor Ozerski, the Director of STC Malachite.
08:33If you intend to remain at the center, please avoid interfering with our work, and treat all visitors with courtesy and respect.
08:41My colleagues frequently require stalker assistance to retrieve artifacts or conduct field experiments.
08:47Should you prove yourself capable, you may be entrusted with such assignments.
08:55I'm looking for information about the phantoms.
08:59A monolithian called Faust conjured doubles of himself during a fight.
09:04I want to know how this is possible.
09:07And I want to never have to hear about this subject again.
09:11But I suppose you're luckier than I am.
09:14The doubles you witnessed are induced illusions caused by sea influence within the Tao range.
09:20This Faust fellow appears to be employing older sea consciousness technology.
09:25Sea consciousness were the ones who extensively researched induced illusions and their impact on humans.
09:31Have you heard about the wish grantor?
09:34That's their handiwork.
09:41I want to know more about induced illusions.
09:43I'm not entirely sure we still have any books with enough information here at the center.
09:49The CERCA archives would come in handy here.
09:52I got them after the signal.
09:54They're saved on this flash drive.
09:55Oh, that makes it so much easier.
09:59However, analyzing these archives will require a considerable amount of time.
10:05And I take it you need answers as soon as possible.
10:08Fortunately, the X network is up and running again.
10:11There's an abandoned mirror facility nearby.
10:14It was used to study induced illusions until 2008.
10:16If you can restart it and reconnect the mirror to Malachite, I could look for the information you need.
10:23What exactly do I need to do?
10:25Two things.
10:26Activate the visual projection center and calibrate the communication antenna.
10:31Mind you, configuring the antenna might require specific conditions.
10:35The older the equipment, the harder it is to set it up properly.
10:39I advise you to find an operations manual for the facility's engineering team and follow its guidelines to the letter.
10:45Talk to you later.
10:46Talk to you later.
11:16Talk to you later.
11:25I'm all ears.
11:29Goodbye.
11:35I can't show up.
11:37Only about now.
11:39I can't concentrate.
11:40They won't leave me alone.
11:42No time to myself, even in the exclusion zone.
11:44Come on.
12:14Turning into a zombie is the worst. I'd rather doubt that.
12:31Professor Ozersky says that my commitment to maintaining order stifles the flight of imagination.
12:38Well, flights are for airplanes. And in science, order is paramount. That's why I won't tolerate mess. No discounts, no let's make a deal, and certainly no, I'll pay you next time. You pay, you get your goods. Not the other way around. Is that understood? Good.
13:03Do researchers happen to have any use for mutant parts?
13:12We sure do. The labs are booked up for at least another week, and there's constant need for more material. You can submit what you have, or take a special order with an extra reward.
13:24What special orders do you have?
13:32Here's what's crucial for our current research. I hope I can rely on your assistance.
13:37Flesh eyes. Shouldn't be too much trouble, right?
13:53I don't have everything yet. I'll come back.
13:57I would appreciate it if you'd hurry.
13:59If I were in charge, we'd be respected like Circa.
14:12There's so much potential here, and it's being wasted. It's disorganized.
14:19Can you believe it? They just funded a study to determine whether pseudodogs have a fifth limb?
14:26This is a circus, not a scientific facility.
14:30Our guide and all our minions are ready to bring anything you might need.
14:35Have a nice day.
14:49What's Spark doing here?
14:51Your eyes react to the light. Freeze, don't move.
14:53Cognitive function seems intact.
14:57Preliminary conclusion?
14:59You'll live.
15:00Providing, of course, that you stay out of Pripyat and the scorcher remains off.
15:05This place has plenty of ways to end you, which is actually helpful for my research.
15:10No offense.
15:14Looks easy enough.
15:17Apologies. Got distracted there.
15:19What's Spark doing here, anyway?
15:22Getting us research materials under Professor Zerski's direct orders.
15:27But that's neat enough.
15:28When I left garbage, I was headed for Pripyat, just like everyone else.
15:39But then I stopped just shy of it, as you can see.
15:42And I think I made the right call.
15:45Tech likes peace and quiet, and it's always messy and pripyat.
15:49So if you need something fixed or adjusted, give me a shout.
15:53Just don't rush me, okay?
15:55Turning to a zombie is the worst.
15:57No rush. I'll do it nice and slow.
15:59Yep, don't be a stranger.
16:20Yes? What?
16:23Professor...
16:24Right. Move along.
16:26Right.
16:48Come on.
16:50I found a lot of noise.
16:52This is a big crack.
16:54I don't know.
16:55I'm so hungry.
16:57I'm so hungry.
16:59I don't know.
17:08I'm so hungry.
17:10I'm hungry.
17:12I'm hungry.
17:14I'm hungry.
17:16I'm hungry.
17:18so
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17:42turning into a zombie is the worst i'd rather die fast
18:12please be aware that alcohol consumption does not enhance cognitive functions
18:29visiting the bargain work hours is strongly discouraged
18:59so
19:29Please be aware that alcohol consumption does not enhance cognitive functions.
19:41Your bargaining requires us strongly discourage.
19:59This is the first break I've taken today.
20:29Hello. Looking for some equipment, are you?
20:36It's unusual to find a scientist behind a counter, rather than in a lab.
20:42What's so unusual about it? I've got a degree in math.
20:47That's why Professor Ozersky assigned me to this post.
20:51STC Malachite is like a tumultuous ocean of scientific chaos.
20:56But I'm still trying to make a stand against it, even from here.
21:01For instance, nobody seems to care that neither Blizzard nor Lefty ever came back from their expeditions.
21:09By the way, do you think you could assist me with, um, helping them?
21:18Maybe I can help, but I need to know more.
21:21Some might see me as a soulless bureaucrat, but I genuinely care about missing people.
21:30Even if they went missing for the sake of science.
21:34First, there's Blizzard.
21:36He's a stalker who's been part of our team for a long time.
21:40He went to collect bone samples from bloodsucker victims, and we haven't heard from him since.
21:46First, I'm concerned.
21:48Second, Lefty and his group went to take sea radiation measurements.
21:54Shortly afterwards, he sent word they were in trouble.
21:57And then, they went dark.
21:59The perception does not enhance cognitive functions.
22:02This being the bargain with ours is strongly discouraged.
22:07Hmm.
22:08Do you know where I can find Blizzard?
22:10I believe he ventured to the outskirts of the Industrial Zone.
22:15It's a swampy area, a favored habitat for bloodsuckers.
22:19I warned him not to go alone.
22:23But he was always a bit stubborn.
22:36Where exactly was Lefty headed?
22:38The Yantar area.
22:41We had an urgent need to measure the sea radiation there, so we could try to understand it.
22:48Some individuals, such as Professor Osersky, believe that Lefty's group can handle it on their own.
22:54But what if they can't?
22:57Especially given that I'm the one who sent them to take those measurements.
23:00If you find them, but they're already beyond help, try to retrieve the sea radiation data.
23:08It's of the utmost importance.
23:10Fine. I'll do my best.
23:27Excellent.
23:28I have forwarded the coordinates to your PDA.
23:30I'll be waiting for the good news.
23:33Or, well, any news at all.
23:35Hello.
23:40Looking for some equipment, are you?
23:44About Blizzard and Lefty.
23:46You still need my help locating them?
23:49Yes.
23:49The situation remains uncertain.
23:51Let's be returned upon the conclusion of an experiment.
23:54Where exactly was Lefty?
24:13The Yantar area.
24:16We had an urgent need to measure the sea radiation there, so we could try to understand it.
24:21Some individuals, such as Professor Osersky, believe that Lefty's group can handle it on their own.
24:28But what if they can't?
24:31Especially given that I'm the one who sent them to take those...
24:34If you find them.
24:38Do you know where I...
24:39I believe he ventured to the outskirts of the Industrial Zone.
24:43It's a swampy area, a favored habitat for bloodsuckers.
24:46I warned him not to go alone.
24:51But he was always a bit stubborn.
24:56Do you know where I can find...
24:58I believe he ventured to the outskirts of the Industrial Zone.
25:01It's a swampy area, a favored habitat for bloodsuckers.
25:06I warned...
25:06All right.
25:12I've heard enough.
25:14Yeah.
25:18What special orders do you have?
25:20Here's what's crucial for our current research.
25:23I hope I can rely on your assistance.
25:26Maybe another time.
25:32Please keep in mind that the offer is time-sensitive.
25:41Have a nice day.
25:42I can't concentrate.
25:48They won't leave me alone.
25:50No time to myself, even in the Explosions Zone.
25:52If you want a drink, don't be shy.
25:54Sure helps that they...
25:55I've heard they have quite the selection.
25:58It's all good.
25:59I've...
26:00I'll see you again.
26:21What kind of thing do you want now?
26:23No.
26:24These are the rules.
26:26Show me evidence that this experiment makes...
26:29Any sense.
26:30And I'll provide the equipment.
26:33But Professor Ozersky says it's a promising experiment.
26:37Professor Ozersky doesn't handle equipment allocation.
26:40I do.
26:41Papers, Kubrienko.
26:43I need rounds.
26:59And I'll give you the camino.
27:02I don't mean platinum.
27:03There is no guarantee.
27:04So, let's go out and help you out.
27:08Okay, just go out and get ready anyway.
27:15I don't think so.
27:16Let's go.
27:46This place is so boring.
28:16Howdy, eggheads.
28:39Care to tell me where Azerski is?
28:42Young man, I'd like to ask you.
28:44Nah, don't bother.
28:46Another field trip.
28:49Look, at least let me...
28:51Wait, you're not one of them scientists.
28:52Listen, buddy, if you need to go places, I can help you out.
28:59But we've got to stop and take a break along the way, all right?
29:03These eggheads have been up my ass all around the clock.
29:06Take me here.
29:07Set my equipment up there.
29:10Man, they should have stuck to the swamps.
29:16You wouldn't...
29:17Good luck out there.
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30:19Good luck out there.
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