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Stalker 2 made changes to the lore, making it possible to control the appearance of anomalies and artifact production.

Which means it's possible to control the artifacts market and completely strangle individual artifact trading, essentially forcing all traders to give up and leave along with the stalkers who can't survive on their own.

Am I missing something or did the GSC writers actually kill Stalker with their lore changes?

In a society of robots that look and act perfectly like humans, one of them decides its his time to get decommissioned, goes to the special facility, and then it turns out he was a human.

It's not just a reversed trope of the protagonist finding out he is a robot among humans - in this world robots have gradually replaced humans for some reason. They walk, and act, and talk like humans, and then one day they feel the call of the decommissioning facility and go there to get taken apart.

The protagonist wakes up and realizes it's his time, tells his wife, has breakfast(I think) and then leaves for the decommissioning facility.

It ends with two guys(robots?) talking about the protago

You sold or spaced all yellow-marked items, you double-checked your hijacked ship's entire interior for contraband items, and you STILL get arrested for contraband when scanned?

Here's a surprise for you:
ANTIQUE ITEMS ARE CONSIDERED CONTRABAND
They aren't marked as such, but they are contraband.
UNMARKED contraband.

An antique wooden duck you put on the shelf over your bed - CONTRABAND!
An antique computer you jokingly put in your cockpit - CONTRABAND!
An antique piggy bank you legitimately received as a reward - CONTRABAND!

Took me a while to figure out - I'm surprised there aren't more posts about this. An article on some obscure gaming website sug