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Thread: Awesome panorama of Pripyat

  1. #1
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    Registered: Jan 2005
    Location: hehe lol

    Awesome panorama of Pripyat


  2. #2
    Taking a break
    Registered: Dec 2002
    That's pretty cool. Too bad they went for the "wasteland" Pripyat in the games.

    [Edit]Heh, I think you can see the "Apartment housing" and the building you get in for the sniper mission

  3. #3
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    Registered: Sep 2005
    Location: Not Kansas
    Truly awesome indeed! Rather scary to see how close the Chernobyl plant actually is to the town. The first time I entered Pripyat in SoC I was blown away by how realistic it appeared compared to actual photos of that city. I agree with Koki though; too bad the devs made all the Stalker maps so desolate - the photos I've seen show that, radiation aside, the area's becoming beautiful forestland again (if not a tad deadly in some areas).

  4. #4
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    Registered: Jan 2005
    Location: hehe lol
    Quote Originally Posted by Koki View Post
    Too bad they went for the "wasteland" Pripyat in the games.
    Especially considering Red Forest was one of the major in-game areas.

    Apparently they're going to scrap the Duga-3 woodpecker array. Would have liked to have seen it (even from a distance) irl at some point. Would have done a more manly pose than this:


  5. #5
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    Registered: Jul 2001
    Location: cesspool
    Quote Originally Posted by Vernon View Post
    Apparently they're going to scrap the Duga-3 woodpecker array. Would have liked to have seen it (even from a distance) irl at some point. Would have done a more manly pose than this:
    It's you? Did you visit the zone?

  6. #6
    Member
    Registered: Jan 2005
    Location: hehe lol
    Lol no I wish.

    Apparently you are not currently able to visit the zone - some Ukrainian government agency has deemed it to be off-limits. I plan to visit when I am done with uni, so I hope it will be open for tourists again by then

  7. #7
    Member
    Registered: Sep 2005
    Location: Not Kansas
    I was checking out websites for tours of the Exclusion Zone and found this one; check out the four videos on this site - those guys are CRAZY! I cringed big-time when one of them crawled out from inside a piece of machinery and there were (highly radioactive) flakes of rust covering his shoulders.

    http://tourkiev.com/chernobyltour/

  8. #8
    Member
    Registered: Jan 2005
    Location: hehe lol
    *Aims geiger counter at old tank*

    "It is not killing but pretty high"

    Nice link Dia - lot of places I've not seen documented before. They actually climb the Duga-3 array!
    Last edited by Vernon; 17th Aug 2011 at 12:13.

  9. #9
    Member
    Registered: Sep 2005
    Location: Not Kansas
    I knew you'd like that particular vid, Vernon. The whole series is pretty impressive, imo. I lost count of the number of times I said 'o.m.g.' while watching those four videos. I think my favorite part (as in serious 'O.M.G.!!!) was where their geiger counter stops working because the rad levels are off the scale. I was also amazed at how many people still work at the plant; talk about a high-risk job! Glad you liked the link.

  10. #10
    Member
    Registered: Feb 2001
    Location: Somewhere
    man, those guys have some serious cojones.

  11. #11
    New Member
    Registered: Nov 2013
    Location: United States

    Pripyat

    The view looks awesome.

  12. #12
    Member
    Registered: Jun 1999
    Location: Procrastination, Australia
    The Wolves of Chernobyl

    Didn't know where to put this. Here seemed good enough.
    It's basically a little nature documentary and not particularly sexy. But lots of nice scenery.

  13. #13
    Member
    Registered: Feb 2001
    Location: Somewhere
    That was really cool. Stalker certainly nailed the feel of the real zone.

  14. #14
    Member
    Registered: Jun 1999
    Location: Procrastination, Australia
    Yeah, it is cool. The channel tries to hype it up, but it's pretty low key. Radiation isn't as scary and mutating as we once thought. It's almost disappointing.

    I did like that the Belorussian wolf guy is a real Strelok type wilderness dude though. And his name's Sidorovich.

  15. #15
    Moderator
    Registered: Jan 2003
    Location: NeoTokyo
    While we're posting IRL photos, the sarcophagus thing they have going amazes me.
    An article on it said it could fit the statue of liberty inside of it!

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  16. #16
    Member
    Registered: Nov 2005
    Late to the thread, but i enjoyed the panorama a lot! Love to see these soviet era stuff!

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