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10th Dec 2016

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dont forget to up\down vote. Updated map heavily.

heatart filtart radiation vdamke opaaaaaaa chernobyl cykab1yat coal anucheekibreeki

Comments

HapyMetal 10th Dec 2016

@Nathan-65: It was both. There was a test to simulate a full energy black out, to see if the most important systems still can be supported until complete shut-down. For this there must be a little "rest-reaction" left. They where far below this minimum reaction rate as they started the test, so the reactor wasn't able to support itself, to compare that, the crew increased the reaction rate of the already overheating reactor, so it get's complete out of control and finally blows up.
Wasteland 10th Dec 2016

May i ask did u create this map yourself? ;)
OmegaDeltaZero 10th Dec 2016

@iconoclast, annabet_h will say same thing, but it wont be a joke. idk what's she.
Author 10th Dec 2016

@Nathan-65 They were conducting a test to determine if the reactor could function entirely on its own power.
TheNik 10th Dec 2016

To the present day, it is not recommended to collect mushrooms in Germany, because they accumulate heavy elements, including the radioactive fallout. Chernobyl is one of humanities worst catastrophes and will hopefully teach us a lesson.
RussiaV2Man 10th Dec 2016

Not cernoble, Chernobyl.
nukers473 10th Dec 2016

my fps is 487!!?!?!?!?
Nathan-65 10th Dec 2016

I tagged it cheeki breeki beacuse i played the game S.T.A.L.K.E.R
Nathan-65 10th Dec 2016

The causes of this disaster are operator error or faulty construction, i think, anyway +1
AnEdinian 10th Dec 2016

No offense, but you misspelled "Chernobyl". Otherwise, great FILT art! +1

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