Many of the ZRP features are unintrusive, like the level-based autosaves. The default ZRP configuration is quite vanilla. Debugging tools, spawning tools, cheats, lots of included mini-mods are only a couple of clicks away. Logical level-changer shortcuts added as you progress through the game. The optional ability to skip unwanted tasks. Quick named saves, level-based quicksaves, level-based autosaves. If you hate a ZRP feature you can turn it off. If you miss a pure vanilla 'feature', you likely can restore it. You can undo some exploit fixes, or even bring back some bugs. You can configure inventory sizes for less scrolling. See Bugs In STALKER to see just how much the official patches don't fix. You don't want to backtrack through previous saves to find a good one because of game corruption or the permanent radiation bug. You don't want tasks you can't complete, or distractions like obsolete map markers cluttering up your map. You don't want to play a constant meta-game figuring out why your game crashes, or why you can't load saves made on the Pripyat level. How do I heal NPCs who don't have a dialog option for a medkit? How can I get the Modifier program to work? Will the ZRP work with my ?Ĭan I merge the ZRP with my overhaul mega-mod?Ĭan I use my existing saves with the ZRP? Will the ZRP work with the version of the game? What patch version do I need for the ZRP? How about Steam or GOG? Why should I use the ZRP instead of vanilla? If your question is not ZRP-specific, try the Troubleshooting FAQ. This section is intended to answer some common questions about the ZRP. STALKER-SoC Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about the ZRP patch-mod

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