How accurate, topographically speaking, was the Chernobyl level in CoD 4?

by Volcanopyre

In Call of Duty 4: modern Warfare, two of the missions are set in Pripyat in 1996. The missions are "All Ghillied Up" and "One Shot, One Kill". I had assumed that the level designers had taken a large amount of liberty with the leve;s, but the recent footage from the drone sent into Pripyat makes me think it was more accurate than I had assumed. Do we have any maps, comparisons or living accounts of how accurate the levels are compared to real Pripyat?

60sLife

I don't know about topography, but the way the game is styled is fairly accurate. Pripyat has been abandoned since the Chernobyl nuclear plant disaster, so everything has been left for mother nature to control. But the ferris wheel is actually real and is still in Pripyat and some of the more famous building are also worked into the game

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