How do you guys make maps of metros? To be more clear, you edit the real world metro map Moscow, and make it so it includes all the factions, hazards, and such. How do you do that? Thanks

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At the beginning of the game you can choose any weapon and one of the weapons you can choose is a RPK, but after that I haven't seen the RPK anywhere else in the game. I don't know if it's not anywhere in the game or I missed it.

Games, Novels, or both, what Factions would you like to see more of ? Dosn't matter how big or small they are

The Communist Revolutionaries or the 1905 Confederation would be my pick.

I am new to the Metro Series, and please forgive me if this is a frequently asked question

Now I'm not against having a multiplayer mode in the next installment, but nothing grinds my gears more than online/multiplayer only games. Especially when they do it to a game series that clearly doesn't belong as a multiplayer only game *cough cough fallout cough*. I can only hope they mean a multiplayer mode completely separate of a singleplayer campaign, but unfortunately the "multiplayer experience" usually means multiplayer only nowadays.

Please remember that at the Metro Wiki we use British English spelling rather than American English (so if you see "favourite" instead of "favorite", "organise" in place of "organize", etc. then please do not change it). This is for the simple reason that the Metro series started out in Europe, thus it makes sense that European (British) English spelling rules are used here and we respect that. Those who repeatedly go around changing the spelling on the Wiki articles to American variants will be treated as trolls and blocked.

Of course, this applies only to articles - not to discussions, blog posts, talk pages, user walls, and so on. In conversations, you are more than welcome to use whatever spellings are normally used where you live or whatever way you were taught. Also, in cases such as the "Armory" level of the first game we retain the original spelling and do not change it to "Armoury", as that is how it was written in the game (as is usually the case in the games industry, products normally receive only an American English version).

How many mgrs does it sell for? im doing a new playthrough of last light on ranger difficulty and am considering bringing it along so i can sell it

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Has anyone ever figured out what the journal is talking about after completing Caspian where Artyom mentions the locals being “pulled from their home” and not stopping to help? I don’t remember the exact quote, but it implies that I’m letting the oil bandits pry the locals from their lives and I wanna avoid that.

The Invisible Observers are responsible for mantaining and regulating the metro's population. And in 2035 we find out that, Red Line, Polis, Hanza, Reich are all the same thing just different cover, they are all factions of the Invisible Observers. On the wiki here, the Rangers are not listed as a faction of them but in the book we here Miller reporting to Bessolov. So, if everyone is controlled by them, does that mean that the Red Line-Rangers war over D6 was known by Miller? Did he know that he will sacrifice most of his team? Or was he just a victim like the other rangers and didnt knew about the attack. In the book, Artyom accuses him of selling out all of their guys to Besolov like a pussy. And we see Miller having PTSD drinking with the dead Rangers on the wall in his office, so I think he knew about the attack, and he had orders from Besolov to carry the war without exposing the Invisible Watchers so that way everything was just an act. He acted like the Reds really attacked them, poor rangers. I am really confused. So in conclusion:

1. Was he under control of Besolov at the time of Metro Last Light?

2. Did he know about the attack and knew it is all show and planned?

3. Was it even all show and planned? Maybe, the RedLine acted without caring about Besolov.