242 on 19/9/2007 at 18:42
In the correspondence between 'Spectre' (or whatever he's called in English) and Strelok there is a short description of a killer who managed to run away from Spectre: deep scar on face, blue eyes, most probably a mercenary. Also, it's known that 1) ambush was waiting for Spectre and Fang in a village near Army Warehouses 2) Fang's grave is in Pripyat. So, does anyone has an idea about whether the killer actually is in the game or not? I want a revenge.
Trappin on 19/9/2007 at 19:26
Edit - misread the post.
Was this in a cut scene?
I remember getting an upgraded exoskeleton from the Fang stash but can't really remember if its a grave or not.
D'Arcy on 19/9/2007 at 19:39
It is Fang's grave in Pripyat. But I can't remember who killed him.
242 on 19/9/2007 at 21:49
Quote Posted by Trappin
Edit - misread the post.
Was this in a cut scene?
This info was in PDA. Either in diary section or in the description of the mission "find Strelok's hiding place". Actually, there is quite a few of reading material in the PDA.
JohnnyTheWolf on 19/9/2007 at 21:57
Spectre's english name is "Ghost".
You're playing the french version too, huh? ;)
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In the correspondence between 'Spectre' (or whatever he's called in English) and Strelok there is a short description of a killer who managed to run away from Spectre: deep scar on face, blue eyes, most probably a mercenary.
Wait a minute... a mercenary going after Strelok... could this be the protagonist of Clear Sky?
242 on 19/9/2007 at 22:14
Quote Posted by JohnnyTheWolf
Spectre's english name is "Ghost".
You're playing the french version too, huh? ;)
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Wait a minute... a mercenary going after Strelok... could this be the protagonist of Clear Sky?
Unlikely, I think that mercenaries were hired by [SPOILER]'the Group'[/SPOILER], but I don't know if devs really implemented that specific mercenary or he is just a description in the PDA.
JohnnyTheWolf on 19/9/2007 at 22:25
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russian
Oh? I didn't know "Spectre" was also used in russian. My bad!
242 on 20/9/2007 at 09:37
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Oh? I didn't know "Spectre" was also used in russian. My bad!
I just translated the name to English, it sounds like [prizrak] in Russian :)
