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Stalker 2: Side Quest dévoilé: "Au nom de la science"

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Jan 26,2025

Stalker 2 : Quête secondaire "Au nom de la science" du cœur de Tchernobyl : un guide complet

Suite à la mission principale Visions of Truth et à un appel du Dr Shcherba, les joueurs se lancent dans la quête secondaire "Au nom de la science" dans Stalker 2. Cette quête consiste à localiser les colliers électroniques de divers mutants, conduisant à de multiples choix ayant un impact sur le résultat.

Localisation des colliers électroniques

L'objectif initial nécessite de trouver cinq colliers électroniques à partir d'emplacements spécifiques :

Région Emplacement du collier Mutants
Ordures La couvée Tuba
Île sauvage Hangar à bateaux Psy Bayun
Zaton Laboratoire d'hydrodynamique Contrôleur
Malachite Brain Brûleur
Forêt Rouge Conteneurs Pseudogéant

Si des colliers manquent, vérifiez s'ils ont déjà été collectés. Une commande de console, « XEndQuestNodeBySID E08_SQ01_S2_SetJournal_WaitForSherbaCall_Finish_Pin_0 », peut résoudre des bogues potentiels. Après avoir récupéré tous les colliers, retournez voir Shcherba à l'entrepôt couvert de l'usine chimique.

Le dispositif de brouillage : désactiver ou recalibrer ?

En livrant les colliers, Shcherba révèle un signal de brouillage. Les joueurs doivent localiser et interagir avec le dispositif de brouillage dans le stockage sur la colline.

Deux options existent :

  • Détruire/Désactiver le brouilleur (recommandé) : Cela fait avancer la quête, récompense les coupons et mène à une rencontre avec un sangsue et à un autre choix.
  • Recalibrez le brouilleur : Récompense les coupons de Dvupalov, concluant la quête.

La confrontation finale : tuer ou épargner Shcherba ?

La désactivation du brouilleur déclenche un appel de Shcherba, suivi d'une demande de retour à son laboratoire. Les joueurs reçoivent de la Vodka Magique du Dr Dvupalov. S'ensuit un affrontement impliquant des sangsues et un Shcherba armé. Le choix de tuer ou d’épargner Shcherba rapporte les mêmes récompenses, mais l’épargner entretient des relations positives avec les scientifiques. Cela conduit à recevoir un pistolet Gauss et à débloquer le trophée « En laisse ».

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