You’ll notice that some of those are new areas, some of them are from Clear Sky, and one is even, possibly, from Call Of Pripyat. Huge number of quests (200 to 300 hours of content). Great variety of armor, with the possibility of upgrading. Huge number of weapons, from fists and knives to heavy machine guns and grenade launchers. 13 Factions: Loners, Military, Mercenaries, Bandits, Environmentalists, Duty, Last Day, Freedom, representatives of the “O”-consciousness, Monolith, Clear Sky, Hunters, Avengers + dealers and repairers (even rumors of the presence in the Zone of women). 14+ Mutants: jerboa, rat, leech, marsh bloodsvcker, a chimera, elktrohimera, controller, kink, poltergeist, fire poltergeist, byurer. 30+ Locations: Cordon, Swamp, Garbage, Dark Valley, Forgotten Wood, Not Reconnoitered Territory, SRI Agroprom, Bar, Wild Territory, Yantar, Military Warehouses, Radar, Pripyat, CHAES1, CHAES2, Sarcophagus, ATP, Red Forest, Limansk, Hospital, Old Village, Generators, Underground Research Agroprom, Lab x18, X16, X10, Varlab, Cave, Labyrinth, Merv, Zaton. Here’s the translated feature list of the mod: What lies beyond, however, is intriguing… “It all gets better after the cave,” is the mantra that appears across various Stalker forums. It is also a bizarre and off-putting experience, as my initial dabblings have discovered. It hugely expands the size of the zone, and reportedly adds another several hundred hours of missing-driven content. Overall, though, Narodnaya Solyanka provides us with a vast amount additional content, including new maps, maps pulled in from the other games, and a daunting radioactive salad of minor Stalker mods. It’s a tangled compilation of Russian-language add-ons, put together by a Russian team, which has been roughly translated into English by enthusiastic bi-lingual Stalker-fans. So I’ve finally got around to installing the Shadow Of Chernobyl “mega-mod”, Narodnaya Solyanka.
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