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SEVA suit
| SEVA suit | |
|---|---|
| |
| Shadow of Chernobyl | |
Impact 
|
50% |
Rupture 
|
50% |
Explosion 
|
50% |
Firearms 
|
40% |
Burn 
|
80% |
Chem. Burn 
|
70% |
Electric Shock 
|
90% |
Radiation 
|
90% |
| Night Vision |
2nd Generation |
| Weight |
9 kg. |
| Clear Sky | |
Impact 
|
37% |
Rupture 
|
30% |
Explosion 
|
30% |
Bulletproof
|
15% |
Burn 
|
37% |
Electric 
|
37% |
Radiation 
|
37% |
Telepathy 
|
37% |
| Night Vision |
1st Generation |
| Artifact containers |
2 |
| Weight |
9 kg. |
| Call of Pripyat | |
Impact 
|
45% |
Wound Heal 
|
22% |
| Explosion
|
25% |
Firearms 
|
15% |
Burn 
|
40% |
Chemical 
|
55% |
Electric 
|
50% |
Radiation 
|
25% |
Psy 
|
60% |
Night Vision 
|
None |
Artifact containers 
|
2 |
Weight 
|
9 kg. |
| [Source] | |
The SEVA Suit is a CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) protective suit featured in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl, S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky, and S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat.
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Overview 
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Created by one of Kiev's defence research institutes[1], the SEVA suit represents the pinnacle of personal protection technology available for neutral stalkers. Combining a lightweight bulletproof vest, closed cycle breathing system, and an integrated anomalous field suppression device, the SEVA suit will allow a stalker to last more than just a few days in the Zone.
Duty employs its own variant of the SEVA Suit, the PSZ-9Md Universal Protection, while Freedom and the Mercenaries have their own variants in much smaller quantities.
AppearancesEdit
Shadow of Chernobyl Edit
| “ | This suit was produced by one of Kiev's defence research institutes and represents an excellent alternative to stalker hand-made suits. It is an excellent combination of an bulletproof vest, a closed cycle breathing system and an integrated system of anomalous field suppression. Due to the perfect choice of the materials, it is a good choice. The only disadvantage is its price. - Ingame SEVA suit description | ” |
The SEVA suit has anomaly protection that is nearly as good as the SSP-99 Ecologist suit and the SSP-99M Suit. It offers better bullet/splinter protection than the regular SSP-99 suit, but is bested by the SSP-99M Suit in terms of explosion and chemical burn protection. The SEVA suit is nearly identical to the PSZ-9Md Universal Protection in both appearance and properties. It has mediocre durability, decent bullet protection, and very good anomaly and radiation protection. It is one of the best suits to use in highly irradiated areas such as the Red Forest. Being a hazard-type suit, It is one of few suits that includes a second generation night vision device. (the others being SP-99, SP-99M, and PSZ-9Md.
Acquisition Edit
This suit can be bought from Sakharov after completing the job of retrieving the documents inside X16 or the Barkeep in later parts of the game. Sakharov gives one for free in return for a Urchin artifact, or on rare occasions a Moonlight artifact. Very few stashes contain this suit, one of which is in the boarded-up house in the Wild Territory. This stash is only accessable by getting the location off the body of a zombified stalker in the Burner-filled tunnel leading to Yantar, although a Stalker in the bar gives you a hint regarding its location.
Notable deployments Edit
The suit is widely used by Veteran loners.
Notable users Edit
- Murk- Freedom's variant
Clear Sky Edit
| “ | This suit, produced by one of Kiev's Research Institutes, provides a great alternative to other homemade stalker suits. It is a fine combination of an armored bodysuit, a closed-cycle respiratory module and an anomaly field suppression system. That, plus well-chosen materials, makes this suit a fine choice, with the price being the only drawback. - Ingame SEVA suit description | ” |
The SEVA suit is for the most part a military HAZMAT suit with a light Kevlar vest which can stop pistol bullets. It possesses the highest anomaly protection of any suit in the game and can have both its armor and anomaly protection upgraded to a significant degree (costs lots of Rubles). It is the first suit in the game the player can buy that comes with a night vision module, and it is one of the only suits that can be equipped with five artifact containers. On the downside the SEVA suit has poor durability even with the appropriate upgrades; a brief firefight can cause noticeable damage to the suit, thus compromising its anomaly protection systems and therefore making the suit not especially well suited for prolonged combat. For the anomaly hunters, its ideal. A great suit to use when seeking financial rewards. After all money is needed to get the good combat equipment.
The SEVA suit has not yet reached widespread use among stalkers as Duty is the only faction that is seen with a variant of this suit. The SEVA suit Scar receives is the Mercenary variant.
UpgradesEdit
The suit has three tiers of upgrades available. Both its anomaly protection and bullet protection can be upgraded. Protection from various anomalies can nearly be maxed out in Call of Pripyat, and in both games it is unmatched in anomaly protection. It can be upgraded to include a second-generation night vision device. Fully upgraded, this suit can easily take the player all the way through the game, especially decked out with 5 artifacts.
Acquisition Edit
- Received free by joining the Loner faction and conquering the Bandit base.
- Can be purchased from the Loner traders in the Cordon and in Agroprom.
- Can be purchased from the Bandits trader in the Garbage.
- Sakharov commonly sells this suit
- Mitay will sell it after joining Duty.
Call of Pripyat Edit
Added by SHIELD unit| “ | This bodysuit, intended for conducting research in the Zone, combines a closed-cycle respiratory module and an external isolation coating, resulting in excellent protection from anomalies. Due to poor protection from physical impact, the suit is not a good defense against bullet and fragmentation damage. Comes with a built-in artifact transportation container. - Ingame SEVA suit description | ” |
The SEVA Suit returns, further deviating from its original role as a top-tier armor. Again, it has the highest radiation and anomaly protection – the SEVA Suit is in fact a quest-related suit needed to access Pripyat. SEVA's durability, rupture, and gunfire ratings are rather low, even with extensive upgrades; furthermore, in CoP these stats cannot be boosted with artifacts.
Additionally the SEVA suit occupies both the head and body slot, preventing the player from using any sort of night vision or targetting gear that comes with combat helmets and it doesn't have a night vision upgrade on its own. This can be partially redeemed by using NV/targeting scopes and rifle upgrades.
Interestingly, the Call of Pripyat SEVA suit has a smaller, less reflective helmet, which makes it more difficult to pick off a SEVA suit user's head when sniping. Despite the obvious switch towards the "scientist suit", NPCs who wear SEVA Suits are still treated as experts, and as such wield high-end weaponry and are very durable.
UpgradesEdit
SEVA has five upgrade paths but you cannot use a helmet while wearing it. You will also have to make some hard choices; such as between the much-needed Tier 3 armor upgrade and the suit weight reduction, or between the carry-weight upgrade and +1 artifact slot. There are several psy-protection upgrades to choose from, and the Tier 3 one can be even upgraded without the Calibration Kit (as it's done by Novikov).
Acquisition Edit
- It can be bought from Hawaiian prior to visiting Yanov Underground once you begin assembling a team for the trip; the suit becomes a permanent addition to the list of items he sells.
- A suit with a closed-cycle respiratory system can be ordered from Nimble.
- Another SEVA suite can be found in Yanov Underground itself in a side room of the master control building in the large dome.
- Owl might sell this suit, if you have obtained the A Wealthy Client achievement and progressed enough through the game.
Notable users Edit
TriviaEdit
- Despite its rather low protection from bullets and shrapnel, the SEVA Suit is on the heavier side, weighing in at 9 kg. That is more than what the Berill-5M Armored Suit weighs. This might however be because of the extensive life-support systems the suit carries.
- Despite having less protection in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky and S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat, the suit is a faction-neutral version of the SoC Guardian of Freedom Suit or PSZ-9d Duty suit, with a Closed-cycle Curtain Helmet attached. Monolithians use a similar method, instead incorporating the Monolith Suit as a base.
- The SEVA Suit's helmet closely resembles that of the EVA armor permutation from the game Halo.
DevelopmentEdit
The SEVA suit has gone through several iterations throughout Shadow of Chernobyl's development. There are at least three versions in existence: the first one has a lighter, gray/violet colour in addition to a completely different helmet hood, and still features oxygen tanks instead of the life support systems.
GalleryEdit
ReferencesEdit
- ↑ S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl, item description
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