Artifacts in Stalker 2 can sometimes be beneficial yet challenging. The way you handle them determines their impact. Scattered across the Zone, they provide significant perks like expanded capacity, self-healing abilities, and immunity to bleeding. Yet, these benefits are not without cost – they expose you to harmful radiation.
As you traverse the radioactive wasteland in Stalker 2, it’s crucial to rely heavily on your armament. Whether it’s battling mutants or confronting adversaries, weapons are indispensable for protection against various perils. Initially, these weapons may prove strong enough to keep you alive, but over time, you might notice that their quality begins to deteriorate.
In the desolate world of Stalker 2, numerous challenging choices await, each one shaping your adventure uniquely. One of the early instances where you’ll have to make such a decision occurs during the main mission titled “A Needle in a Haystack.” During this mission, you encounter Squint, who has taken refuge in a windmill.
In the continuation of Pushpa: The Rise, Pushpa 2: The Rule finds our protagonist, Pushpa (Allu Arjun), firmly entrenched as a powerful force in the illicit sandalwood trade. Despite his involvement in illegal activities and misuse of power, Pushpa adheres to a strong moral compass. Above all, he holds his wife, Srivalli (Rashmika Mandanna), in the highest regard. Furthermore, he’s prepared to take extreme measures to safeguard his family and cherished ones.
Despite being recognized as one of today’s most distinguished and accomplished actors in the film industry, there are still some enthusiasts who primarily associate Robert Pattinson with his leading role in the blockbuster young adult vampire films from the Twilight series. However, even though Pattinson has maintained a consistent acting career since he first started out, including notable works such as Christopher Nolan’s Tenet and Robert Eggers’ The Lighthouse, some fans appear to have overlooked his entire body of work altogether.