Higher-end rifles certainly had better features and stats, but there didn't seem to be as much to differentiate them.
In previous games, you could get by fairly easily by using just about any assault rifle as long as you set it to semi-automatic fire to tap off shots. The weaponry in Call of Pripyat seems a lot more subdued as well. You are by no means a powerful force capable of dominating the Zone's dangers right off the bat, as mercenaries and bandits can often have far better weapons and armor, and the creatures of the Zone are quite resilient this time around.
Of course, the AK is a rather poor weapon, but it still gives you a running start because it's far better than the basic pistol with which you usually start in other games of the series. One of the benefits of your military background for your mission is that you start the game equipped with an AK-47, a sidearm, and a meager amount of ammunition and supplies. Though the Zone is always a creepy and desolate place, Pripyat is essentially an entire city that has begun to be overrun by nature and is filled with the tense and almost worrisome atmosphere that exemplifies the Zone. Unlike the previous games in the series, Call of Pripyat lets you wander into the city of Pripyat, a worker's town for the plant that was completely evacuated when the incident at Chernobyl occurred. Bands of armed men called Stalkers roam the Zone in search of valuable artifacts to sell and trade artifacts are items of great power and potential that have been formed from the unique radiation levels and circumstances of the Zone. In the title's fictitious version, the radiation released by the accident has caused all sorts of mutation in both human beings and in the wildlife, and these dangerous creatures often prey upon the unwary wandering in the Zone. The game is once again based on the irradiated area surrounding Chernobyl, the site of a massive nuclear accident. It's a tough world to survive in, even for an experienced soldier, and it will be even tougher to pierce into the heart of some of the most dangerous areas the Zone has to offer. Of course, the Zone is still as dangerous and unpredictable as ever, with periodic emissions tearing across the landscape and killing anyone who's not safely ensconced in a shelter. Call of Pripyat puts you in the shoes of a military officer disguised as a Stalker and sent into the Zone to investigate the downing of a series of military helicopters and other aspects of life. The game is set after the events of Shadow of Chernobyl and even later after the events of its prequel, Clear Sky. The third game in the series, S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat, is the first true sequel of the series and takes the survival gameplay to a set of brand-new locations.
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