We have repeatedly discussed the process of scanning the buildings within the Zone, as well as their interiors. However, we don't recall ever mentioning how we transferred the people themselves into the game. So it's time to catch up. We will describe step by step how a person existing in reality gets into Chernobylite.
When we were getting ready to announce another discount, we did a little research. We wanted to see how you guys decorate your bases and include the best of them in the announcement above.
Lately, you've been inundating us with lots of questions, and we've been trying to answer them all. It's not an easy task, especially given the multitude of channels through which you reach us. Therefore, we decided to collect the most important questions and answer them here and now.
A week ago we posted on our Twitter a photo of one of the stray dogs that kept following us in Chernobyl. As is usually the case with photos of dogs and cats, the Internet was instantly filled with love. However, a few of you were quite surprised. Are stray dogs living in Chernobyl? Yes, they are. Many of them, actually.
It's worth paying attention to our YouTube channel this year, which we've been rebuilding for over a month. In conversations with our community, we noticed that Chernobylite is often a kind of catalyst: you play the game and then you want to know more about the Exclusion Zone.
With the New Year just around the corner we will devote these last hours of 2022 to make a short summary of what happened in the last 12 months.
Like we mentioned in the last report describing the history of the Mi-8 helicopter accident, there are still wrecks of various vehicles in the Zone. But believe us, what you see in the game is just the tip of the iceberg. Come with us! We will show you around the largest vehicle cemeteries in the Exclusion Zone.
