In the immersive world of *Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl*, your choice of armor is crucial for surviving the myriad dangers lurking in The Zone. Among the coveted SEVA series, the SEVA-V suit stands out as a prime choice, especially because it's available early in the game and offers excellent PSI protection. Let's delve into how you can secure this valuable piece of gear.
How to Get the SEVA-V Suit Armor in Stalker 2
----------------------------------------------To obtain the SEVA-V suit, head to the Scientist Helicopter location in the Rostok region. This spot is near the Rostok base, towards the southwest. You'll find yourself in a large field marked by a crashed helicopter encircled by an Electro anomaly and a towering, rusted crane. Be prepared for some climbing, as the SEVA-V suit awaits you at the top of the crane.
Entering the Scientist Helicopter POI & Climbing the Crane
Upon reaching the Scientist Helicopter point of interest, you'll see the downed chopper on your right, enveloped in an Electro anomaly field, and a ladder ascending the rusted crane on your left. Before you begin your ascent, equip your artifact detector to scavenge an Electro-type artifact from the anomaly field to your right.
With your artifact secured, you're ready to climb the crane on your left. Once atop, take a right and proceed across the crane until you reach the operator's cabin on your left.
Grabbing the SEVA-V Suit & Its Stats
At the operator's cabin, carefully jump the gap and search inside to discover a bag filled with valuable consumables and, most importantly, the SEVA-V suit of armor. After collecting your prize, use the same route to descend safely.
The SEVA-V suit can be further enhanced by visiting Screw, the technician at the Rostok base. This suit is capable of housing up to four artifacts and provides superior radiation protection along with decent PSI protection. If you already possess a superior armor and the SEVA-V doesn't fit into your current gameplay strategy, consider selling it for a handsome sum of coupons.
