Second, they can provide protection against artifacts that accumulate radiation (ie. These artifacts are useful for two things first of all they can be used to protect you against (and remove) radiation, somewhat similar to antiradiation drugs or vodka, however they remove the radiation over time instead of instantly. You can drink vodka, use antiradiation drugs or special first aid kits to decrease or completely remove any radiation also, certain artifacts can protect you against radiation and be used to remove radiation (although not as effectively - or fast - as antiradiation drugs).Īs you can see in the list of artifacts, certain artifacts have a property that negates radiation (or provides "antiradiation"). The screen icon will be green initially to indicate low radiation but may become darker ending in red to indicate lethal radiation. Even small amounts of radiation will mean that you'll start to lose health, increasing with the amount of radiation you've accumulated. Also, when you're heavily radiated the screen will become brighter for an example, check out this video. When you're in such an area you can hear your geiger counter ticking you'll be accumulating radiation which can be seen in the radiation indicator in your inventory, and a radioactivity icon will also appear on your screen.
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As far as I know, doing this does not have any negative consequences and it can be useful if you're looking for a specific optional mission - usually certain contacts will only have about 4 or 5 different optional missions at a time, and if you're looking for a mission that isn't in this list you can pick up some of the optional missions, refuse to do them, and the list of missions available will have changed.Īll around the Zone you'll run into pockets of radiation - areas full of radioactivity. You can then say that you refuse to do that particular job. To do this, talk to the person that you picked up the mission from (or who gave it to you) and tell him that you're there "for the job".
So if you always search the bodies of mutants and pick up any body parts that they may have, you can collect these and keep them in your stashes ready to use if an optional mission should be available.Īlso note that you can cancel an optional mission if you wish to. The same goes for mutant body parts - although Sidorovich personally wont buy these, you can sell body parts to other stalkers (and some vendors) for a nice price but as explained with artifacts above, you can often pick up optional missions that require you to find a specific body part from a mutant. Doing these optional missions will not only earn you more money that you would gain from just selling the artifact, but may also give you some additional items (usually medkits and/or ammunition). This is because, often certain people such as Sidorovich will provide optional missions that require you to find certain artifacts, and since these missions simply require you to find any artifact of a given type, you can often just pick up these missions, grab the artifact from your stash (if you have the artifact, of course) and use that to complete the mission. hide the ones I don't use in personal stashes).
However, I personally tend to keep the artifacts for as long as possible (ie. Here Sid has four optional missions - two of which require you to bring him a specific mutant bodypart or item, and two that require you to eliminate one or more targets.Īs you'll soon find out, artifacts and mutant body parts can be quite expensive and can be sold for a good profit.
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