Note: During extended periods of use the suit tears through and gradually deteriorates beyond use.Īnother unused armor can be found in “string_table_enc(change for other languages)_equipment.xml”.
Equipped with an airtight helmet and an oxygen bottle. Details: Protects the user from Jelly, Burnt Fuzz, many anomalies and physical damage. Note: During extended periods of use the suit tears through and gradually deteriorates beyond use. Details: Protects the body from weak anomalies and physical damage. The suit is equipped with an airtight, reinforced plastic helmet and two oxygen bottles. The torso and back are protected by built-in bio-metallic plates. Details: Protects the body from Jelly, Burnt Fuzz, most anomalies and physical damage. In the final game, no armor gives protection against specific anomalies, but instead provide base protection against certain types of damage. The descriptions also mention specific anomalies the armor can protect the wearer from. These items are unusual in that they have generic names (Heavy stalker gear) instead of the specific names that the final gives armor.
Several strings for unused stalker armor can be found in “string_table_enc(change for other languages)_equipment.xml”. It uses the Anomaly Detector's icon.ĭetectors did appear in Clear Sky and Call of Pripyat, but with all new models and the ability to find artifacts instead of detecting anomalies. There is a detector you can purchase in multiplayer, but it uses a different description from any of the unused ones. The description for the white detector mentions the belt, which was a scrapped idea where you would have to place items, like the flashlight, ammo and other items, on the belt before you could use them. The orange one has no description, so there's no way to see what it did. The other one, Anomaly Detector, would detect radioactive areas and anomalies. The first one, simply called Detector, would just detect anomalies. It seems that there were meant to be three types of detectors. In the final game, the player will hear a beeping sound when they get close to an anomaly or the usual Geiger counter sound when getting close to a radioactive area. They were meant to help the player find anomalies. Detectors were supposed to appear in Shadow of Chernobyl at one point.
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