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Posted by gehzumteufel on Dec-23-2007 20:42:

Chernobyl

I'm sure many of you are quite familiar with this subject. Many of us were between 3 and 10 years old. I personally am fascinated with the accident even though it has cost us a lot of human life. Here is a video that aired in the UK in 1996. It first chronicles their first trip there in 1991 and then has an update 5 years later near the end. It also talks about the current, as of 1996, situation of the remaining 2 reactors. I know for a fact the new sarcophagus is actually in the planning stages if not further.


Posted by nchs09 on Dec-23-2007 20:49:

chernobyl kid dance = best dance ever.


Posted by gehzumteufel on Dec-23-2007 20:54:

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
chernobyl kid dance = best dance ever.

the fuck is that?


Posted by nchs09 on Dec-23-2007 20:57:


Posted by stren on Dec-23-2007 20:59:

STALKER ftw


Posted by Ian on Dec-23-2007 21:08:

i saw the seconds from disaster episode of it. was quite informative. i do remember it happening, although i can't say I knew what it was at the time, i'd have just turned 6 i believe


Posted by Chris Crossland on Dec-23-2007 21:11:

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
chernobyl kid dance = best dance ever.


+1284765!!!


Posted by nchs09 on Dec-23-2007 21:13:

wow... watching the soldiers picking up the pieces ... thats fucked up. its like a suicide run


Posted by Omega_M on Dec-23-2007 21:20:

quote:
Originally posted by gehzumteufel
I'm sure many of you are quite familiar with this subject.


I am pretty sure you've made the same thread before.


Posted by gehzumteufel on Dec-23-2007 21:23:

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09

LOL i really like the track that they play for the dancing part.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Dec-23-2007 21:26:

quote:
Originally posted by stren
STALKER ftw


STALKER was a really good idea for a game. It had some excellent elements to it. But it just fell so short in so many ways.

The English translation is also really hard to understand as it is scripted like crap. You never quite know what your last objective was because you don't really know what it said.

Dunno if this was a problem for you though.


Posted by gehzumteufel on Dec-23-2007 21:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Omega_M
I am pretty sure you've made the same thread before.

i am sure i have made a chernobyl thread before. off to find it and then to close this and bump the old one. cause i remember doing a "Chernobyl: 20 years later" thread now that you mention it.


Posted by stren on Dec-23-2007 21:34:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
STALKER was a really good idea for a game. It had some excellent elements to it. But it just fell so short in so many ways.

The English translation is also really hard to understand as it is scripted like crap. You never quite know what your last objective was because you don't really know what it said.

Dunno if this was a problem for you though.


I agree, it could've been much better, but I still like it. The second one might be better


Posted by Andryuha on Dec-23-2007 22:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
STALKER was a really good idea for a game. It had some excellent elements to it. But it just fell so short in so many ways.

The English translation is also really hard to understand as it is scripted like crap. You never quite know what your last objective was because you don't really know what it said.

Dunno if this was a problem for you though.


I liked the game a lot due to its incredible overall atmosphere. It almost felt like I was there. On a side note, if you've played COD4 - the sniper level in Chernobyl, you would probably want STALKER to look like that.


Posted by civicstyle on Dec-24-2007 01:05:

wow


Posted by tubularbills on Dec-24-2007 06:04:

yeah, tis been like what, 10 years? and its still all radioactive? unasty


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Dec-24-2007 06:08:

if you can make it to the centre of chernobyl, you get a wish granted.

edit: dammit, you've already done the whole stalker thing


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Dec-24-2007 06:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
STALKER was a really good idea for a game. It had some excellent elements to it. But it just fell so short in so many ways.


you think? i reckon it lacked a lot of polish, and had some frustrating game mechanics at times, but overall i thought it was still a very ambititious and enjoyable game


Posted by kadomony on Dec-24-2007 06:12:

quote:
Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
if you can make it to the centre of chernobyl, you get a wish granted.

edit: dammit, you've already done the whole stalker thing


i heard that if you make it to the center, you're back outside.


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Dec-24-2007 06:20:

quote:
Originally posted by kadomony
i heard that if you make it to the center, you're back outside.


not sure, only played it through once and there are multiple endings.


Posted by wienerschnitzel on Dec-24-2007 17:20:

good find, ben...

chernobyl is something i think about once and a while.. one of the things that really stood out in my mind about the video is the effects of the radiation on the scientists and workers in the sarcophagus (sp?) i made a pretty picture of their X chromosones..


Posted by jackpea on Dec-24-2007 18:20:

I actually lived in Poland when this went down...my parents moved us from Gdynia to my grandmothers place in western Poland to avoid any radioactive clouds.


Posted by Googooly on Dec-24-2007 19:16:

I can't blieve i watched the hole thing, great yet scary video!


Posted by emc^2 on Dec-24-2007 20:40:

Chernobyl happened 4 days afer my b-day. I just got a new bike and was riding around the neighborhood like a madman, it was the awsomest time evar! Even though it started to rain, I didn't care - it was fun!!!!

Not many people knew Chernobyl happened for more than 2 weeks, until Poland and Finland started asking questions and why their radiation levels were through the roof and USSR had to admit a disaster happened.

We lived about 5 miles away from military airbase that was used to haul huge bags of lead that would be dropped on the reactor. I saw about 30 heli drops run over my house every day for several months.

We lived only about 50 miles away from Chernobyl:




Posted by gehzumteufel on Dec-24-2007 20:46:

quote:
Originally posted by tubularbills
yeah, tis been like what, 10 years? and its still all radioactive? unasty

21 years to be exact.

quote:
Originally posted by wienerschnitzel
good find, ben...

chernobyl is something i think about once and a while.. one of the things that really stood out in my mind about the video is the effects of the radiation on the scientists and workers in the sarcophagus (sp?) i made a pretty picture of their X chromosones..


when i saw that in the video i was like, "OMFG thats HORRIBLE!!!" the mutations are so massive and far reaching. its no wonder they all die from things other than radiation sickness.

quote:
Originally posted by jackpea
I actually lived in Poland when this went down...my parents moved us from Gdynia to my grandmothers place in western Poland to avoid any radioactive clouds.

wow thats pretty scary to think you could be affected.

quote:
Originally posted by Googooly
I can't blieve i watched the hole thing, great yet scary video!

haha yeah its a good video. it would be awesome if they did an even newer update. just think. in 5 years most of those guys died! FIVE YEARS!!!!!

quote:
Originally posted by emc^2
Chernobyl happened 4 days afer my b-day. I just got a new bike and was riding around the neighborhood like a madman, it was the awsomest time evar! Even though it started to rain, I didn't care - it was fun!!!!

Not many people knew Chernobyl happened for more than 2 weeks, until Poland and Finland started asking questions and why their radiation levels were through the roof and USSR had to admit a disaster happened.

We lived about 5 miles away from military airbase that was used to haul huge bags of lead that would be dropped on the reactor. I saw about 30 heli drops run over my house every day for several months.

We lived only about 50 miles away from Chernobyl:




holy fuck! and to just think, that the areas to the north are the ones that had the worst exposure!


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