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How utterly delighted I am to see you finally come to terms with the truth!
Well done, child. Now, we must do the natural thing, and move on to the next evolutionary step. Much like OGSE (Old Good Stalker Evolution), we too must experience our own stalker evolution.

And how do we mean to acheive such a feat? Pripyat wasn't built overnight, of course!
Do you have any modding experience? It's quite a different story to say that you would - or had extensively - but if otherwise you were a script kiddie, or knew hardly anything at all...
In that case, public awareness is a powerful tool. I applaud you for bringing it to /sg/'s attention. In a way, we're our own little C-Consciousness, haha.
Modders and other niche figures in the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Community have been seen making themselves known here from time to time, so it's with no surprise at all that I'd read such an event, although with Discord becoming more and more popular, maybe so.
4Chan (4Channel?) Seems to be growing more and more of a faint phenomenon, struggling and gasping as it dies in the dark corner of the room you refuse to acknowledge.
There's only a few handful of posters in each and every /sg/ thread, and still, we hammer on, for years and years...
But if we take in the math of averages, if there's 7 posters, each would have to post 10 times a day for 7 days in order to hit bump limit. Or 10 7x per 7.
I think... i can't remember...
But the point is that we still have enough users for the bump limit to occur roughly a little under weekly, so it is a steady progress, although it does bump more when actual news happens.
But then it dies again back to the normal flow when those losers leave us to what is ours.
Why does such a phenomenon occur, anyway?
They see some big news and suddenly flock to /sg/? I don't get it...