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Moving from 1.0000 to 1.0001 usually preserves saves, but moving backwards from a higher version will definitely break them.

It looks like your text is in "mojibake" (encoding error), but it clearly translates from Cyrillic to: (Download Update to version 1.0001 - SHoC).

Back then, patches were region-locked. You need the specific WorldWide , US , or CIS/Digital version of the patch to match your game disk/install. Moving from 1

Some "purists" want the game exactly as it was in March 2007 with only the most game-breaking day-one bugs fixed.

While version 1.0001 was the very first update released shortly after the game's launch in 2007, it is rarely used today. Most players aim for (for specific old mods) or 1.0006 (the final official stable version). 1. Why version 1.0001? You need the specific WorldWide , US ,

Sometimes players "roll back" to 1.0001 before stepping up to a specific mid-tier patch like 1.0004. 2. Where to Download

Look under the "Shadow of Chernobyl" patches section. 3. Installation Tips Most players aim for (for specific old mods) or 1

Since this is a legacy patch, you won't find it on official modern launchers like Steam or GOG (which come pre-patched to 1.0006). You can find it on: