Quote from 3DnjYou can have Shadow of tchernobyl and call of prypiat on impulse for cheap : http://impulsedriven.com/products/ESD-IMP-W929
*ahem* "Chernobyl" and "Pripyat" ![]()
Quote from 3DnjYou can have Shadow of tchernobyl and call of prypiat on impulse for cheap : http://impulsedriven.com/products/ESD-IMP-W929
*ahem* "Chernobyl" and "Pripyat" ![]()
I only got halfway through Churnobal, kept running out of ammo and getting killed by stuff in creepy underground labs, too hard ![]()
I should check out Chi Nobble.
I've always wanted to visit Share nobull.
Quote from D3ads*ahem* "Chernobyl" and "Pripyat"
We said and write Tchernobyl in french, so.. hey !
Quote from 3DnjYou can have Shadow of tchernobyl and call of prypiat on impulse for cheap : http://impulsedriven.com/products/ESD-IMP-W929
Ooh! ![]()
So are both expansions tied together story-wise? I.e. do I need to also buy Clear Skies to understand what's going on in CoP?
Story writing is so horrible in all of these games that even if there was a connection, you shouldn't care.
Quote from SereniusOoh!
So are both expansions tied together story-wise? I.e. do I need to also buy Clear Skies to understand what's going on in CoP?
Clear Skies is kinda like a proto-CoP gameplay-wise. Story-wise it's a prologue that pretty much exists purely to explain how Strelok lost his memory for Shoc. It has nothing to do with CoP.
Quote from 3Dnj*ahem* "Chernobyl" and "Pripyat"
We said and write Tchernobyl in french, so.. hey !
Pffft, akward Frenchies.
Quote from FrieChampNo cyrillic letters this time? You're slacking D3!
No because Ukranian and Russian have different translations obviously ![]()
Obviously. :embarrassed:
Only if you're female ![]()
Quote from FrieChampObviously. :embarrassed:
They use a slightly altered cyrillic alphabet and different words, some of it is the same or similar to Russian, a lot of Russians who live closer in proximity to the Russian federation border speak Russian too, especially in the Eastern region.
I knew that there was a difference between Russian and Ukrainian in languages, but I forgot that Chernobyl/Pripyat is located in the Ukraine and not in Russia...
P.S. @KT: Go back to Belgium or wherever you're from! Also I will never accept your new nickname!!!
Quote from FrieChampI knew that there was a difference between Russian and Ukrainian in languages, but I forgot that Chernobyl/Pripyat is located in the Ukraine and not in Russia...P.S. @KT: Go back to Belgium or wherever you're from! Also I will never accept your new nickname!!!
just another day at the 'core...
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