I think the only hold back is that you don't appreciate just how much better stalker anomaly is lol

I suggested this on his gaming channel, he said he was going to try it but hasn’t uploaded anything yet. A long time ago he tried the lost alpha mod and hated it so might have ptsd… I forgot to mention how easy the experience was to customise as well so pretty much any feature of anomaly you don’t like you can just change in the in game settings or at worst find another mod for it to fix it. Couldn’t recommend it any more as a stalker fan.

I tried some Anomaly, Henry. Not sure it's my cup of tea. I just love the structure of Shadow of Chernobyl. All the customization in Anomaly has me like "isn't there just a story mode?" But you suggesting Anomaly had me play Shadow of Chernobyl which led me to do this for the 10k subscriber stream, so thank you :)

Thanks so much, Mr. Schro! Hope to see you soon

I actually like the game stock. Back in college, I was also one of the only people in my thermodynamics class to actually enjoy it. I'm a weird one, they say hehe.

I'm biased because it's my favorite game but it is quite awesome. Very ambitious, some bugginess but in a charming way.

Oh yeah, Chernobylite. I tried two or so hours of it, didn't really enjoy it. But it was beautiful, though!

guns to pry open doors? never heard of that. Like glitching guns you're holding or guns on the floor into the door model?

@@TheAtomicAgeCM Yes , pretty wild huh ? here check this out kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZqhhktGa36vVl2w.html

@@TheAtomicAgeCM one more : ) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pp50f7R11L28oac.html imagine my surprise when i dropped a weapon near a doorway - huh ? wait whaaat ? LOL - much more fun to discover for yourself !

very weird. I always thought there might be a code somewhere to open those doors. looks like I got some work to do hehe

@@TheAtomicAgeCM Charlie there is a door decoder find it , or you can use the weapon toss technique it works with other doors as well practice it - see you @ the live stream ! :)

Thanks for the suggestion! I've tried it, I don't really like it.

@@TheAtomicAgeCM What about the Fallout franchise? Surely you'd like that

@@Zellio2011 oh of course. I have tons of hours in Fallout 3.

Actually had hair heh

Hello! Oh, I definitely want to distance nuclear power from nuclear bombs haha. There is a perception that nuclear reactors are in fact no different from nuclear bombs and are just waiting for one wrong thing to happen before they start popping off with city-destroying sized explosions. My main gripe here is that the two explosions did have their starting points from a release of nuclear energy, but neither explosion was a sizeable release of nuclear energy. You could say the nuclear energy was the primer or something like that. But, the first explosion was from water turning to steam and exploding - no different in principle from an old steam locomotive blowing up from too much pressure. A rapid rise in nuclear energy precipitated the water turning to steam but the first explosion was not solely due to a nuclear energy release - unlike a nuclear bomb where all the energy released is from a nuclear process. The second explosion was also not at all related to a nuclear energy release - it was in all likelihood a hydrogen explosion. But again you can trace its origins back to the rapid increase of nuclear power in the reactor - it wouldn't have happened without that but the vast majority of energy released in these explosions was not of the nuclear kind. Yes, the explosions spread around tons of radioactive debris - I'm not questioning that. And then semantically, bombs are deliberately designed weapons of war. I think saying accidents are like bombs is a good way to draw attention to some news story but it's in bad taste, in my opinion. Nuclear accidents are bad enough without creating this perception of bombs and such.