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S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat (2009)

Duration: 22:08

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I'm not a Bandit. My name is not Kruglov. My job is to infiltrate whichever Factions that I choose, in order to investigate and track down the new prototype weapons and ammunition, that has entered the Zone. My first success with this has been when I joined the Bandit Faction. I am the Tailor.

Encrypted Diary: At the gate to the Red Forest, I had found a 3-man Bandit squad, who only had one hunting shotgun and two pistols among them. I had immediately hired them, to arm them better and get them out of harm's way. They would have never survived going into the Red Forest.

It wasn't long until another Faction took over the camp. A single green suited Ecologist showed up, with me not being certain which direction they had come from, as I had been inside Forester's building arming the new hires. When I identified who he was, I immediately realized my suspicions about the Ecologist Faction targeting me, were confirmed. It was Timka Lucky Bastard. He had followed us in Zaton. He had been outside the Skadovsk, with the other Ecologists, when one of them had thrown a grenade at me.

Now Timka Lucky Bastard had followed us, leaving the Skadovsk suddenly, running to the Recycling Plant, where we made our Zaton exodus. We were in Jupiter very briefly, grabbing the tool kit for Screw and quickly finding the document at Jupiter Plant, and we got the hell out of Jupiter. Upon arrival in the Red Forest, I had taken my Companions straight to Forester for shelter.

I still could not kill the Ecologists, without risking making the Loners my enemies, so all I could do was watch him and hope something would kill him. When I spotted the two Zombified Stalkers coming from Jupiter and heading straight to the Ecologist, I thought this just might be the opportunity I was looking for. Then before they got there, something happened that I knew Timka Lucky Bastard's luck had just run out.

* Game Note: I opened the Console in the recording to display the DFR, showing the off-line activity of battles between the Factions and how the numbers can change.

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