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STALKER 2: Smoking Barrel gameplay trailer shows us how guns and attachments work<\/h2>
In the broadest possible sense, we now have a pretty solid idea of how STALKER 2<\/em>‘s weapons will function:<\/p>

Low-grade modifications can be done on the fly (e.g., attaching an optics system or an aiming module).<\/li>
Complex modifications are completed at a technician’s table.<\/li>
There’s a non-insignificant amount of complexity related to the physics of firing a gun, as it used to be in the old STALKER<\/em> games<\/a>.<\/li>
Weapons degrade and jam, depending on their state.<\/li> <\/ul>
Most of these things, granted, we did see coming. It’s still good to see them present and accounted for. In fact, STALKER 2<\/em> is seemingly taking things further in the direction of the more hardcore GAMMA <\/em>and Anomaly<\/em> mods when it comes to gunplay. Classic, baseline STALKER<\/em> titles only ever featured a single type of optics per weapon type (SUSATs for NATO arms, PVS-14 for Warsaw pact guns), a universal silencer, and two thematically appropriate underbarrel launchers. Heart of Chornobyl<\/em> has already shown off a bevy of exotic attachments, on the other hand, and seems to have modernized the upgrading systems across the board.<\/p>
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