Snuggler said:Are suit powers still controlled in the same way as Crysis 1? I love how easy it is to switch them up on the fly, it feels like second nature once you get the hang of it.
MisterAnderson said:I'm confused by how the AA in this game works. Can Edge AA, Post MLAA and MSAA be used at the same time? What kind of AA is the one forced by video card drivers? I've tried turning off the in-game AAs and forcing 8x AA using my nvidia control panel and I didn't notice any difference so I'm thinking it's not working.
Haha I thought the same thing when I read that.TheExodu5 said:The ice areas in Crysis 1 looked bad? The fuck?
Can you 'drop' objects?MisterAnderson said:Mouse 3 hold and flick is still in the game but I don't use it anymore. By default Q is armor mode, E is cloak, holding space bar is super jump and shift is sprint/speed. Holding melee is super punch and holding click while holding an object charges a super throw.
Same. No reason to use it, which is why I'm moving to gamepad to finish out the rest of the campaign. M&Kb doesn't feel as compatible with this game as it did with Crysis 1 IMO and it feels a bit awkward (like how I felt with Modern Warfare 2). I loved using mouse 3 to switch between power, speed, cloak, and armor and I miss it in Crysis 2.MisterAnderson said:Mouse 3 hold and flick is still in the game but I don't use it anymore. By default Q is armor mode, E is cloak, holding space bar is super jump and shift is sprint/speed. Holding melee is super punch and holding click while holding an object charges a super throw.
NotTarts said:Can you 'drop' objects?
Yes, Leadbetter was wrong about several things in this faceoff even when his own media said otherwise. Also, I'm not sure that leadbetter is more technically savvy than the guys at LOT either, he may throw more technical terms out there, but even then his knowledge of these terms and many technologies associated with graphics are questionable at best. I mean does leadbetter even know when a video game is vsynced?Truespeed said:I don't think I've ever read a faceoff in which Leadbetter was just wrong on so many points. You can tell he doesn't have an editor The 360 resolution error was just bizarre because everyone's known it for some time, but a lot of people just wanted to have it validated by a source they trust. Was it really so difficult to see that the buttons and HUD were a bit stretched? He's since corrected the error, but the article still says that the 360 still enjoys a 12.5% resolution increase over the PS3. I'm not sure what math he was using, but isn't the difference 11.25%.
And it looks like he was also wrong about the AA being used (post MSAA and not TAA), but was so sure of it he even included a reference to Halo Reach). He was right about the frame rate holding up well on the PS3 compared to the 360, but both were pretty bad. There were a lot of 20 FPS moments and the 360 even reached a low of 14 WTF FPS. Crytek obviously doesn't care about performance on consoles because it's all about the graphics. If they did, they would have dialed it down to maintain performance. How can you even ship a game that touches 14 FPS and hovers around 20 when the action starts to pick up. This just goes to prove that eye candy is still greater than performance because unless reviewers are immune to massive frame rate fluctuations it's bewildering how such an inconsistent frame rate could have gone unnoticed by the majority.
His comments on the lighting were also a bit bizarre - even calling the PS3 lighting bugged and flawed. It seemed to me that the PC and PS3 lighting were more similar than the 360 and PC. Does this mean the lighting on the PC is also flawed?
TheExodu5 said:The ice areas in Crysis 1 looked bad? The fuck?
Yeah you keep everything. I haven't beaten the game yet but in the giant bomb quick look he restarted and had all attachments and upgrades.Neuromancer said:So let me get this straight, if I replay the game (either through the chapter menu or starting a new game) I keep all my suit upgrades right? What about weapon modifications?
It won't apply and stick through the cfg, but it does work if you input it through the console.bhlaab said:*r_drawnearfov is NOT a functional cvar
NICE!!!Lingitiz said:Yeah you keep everything. I haven't beaten the game yet but in the giant bomb quick look he restarted and had all attachments and upgrades.
Neuromancer said:NICE!!!
Now see, why can't all games do this?
kamspy said:Finally got a bug.
My nano catalsyt set to zero and won't let me gain any from huffing the alien dust. Anyone know a fix for this? Google brings me to about a dozen people, so it doesn't seem to be widespread.
Bummer. I had zero complaints with the PC version before this.
I tried some of the configs. I like regular extreme better. Forcing MSAA over TAA is arguable to me, but the perf hit with MSAA makes TAA better for my system.
If BF3 and Skryim look this good and run this good in DX9, I'll be ecstatic.
Really it's unacceptable on any platform. Devs really should incorporate manual saving into their games on all platforms.René_EM said:<begin PC gaming rant>
Not having any kind of manual save/quick save on PC is utterly unacceptable. Checkpoints only? So weak. I like to mess around and experiment while I play but with this lame checkpoint system, I don't because I'm afraid of losing upwards of 15 minutes of gameplay due to a death (and many times have).
ColonialRaptor said:BF3 won't have DX9 mode, it's DX10 and 11 only.
The 200 series isn't DX10?kamspy said:Really? Is this confirmed? I'm really loving how well my 275 GTX is holding up.
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I like the checkpoints. It makes me play more carefully. I'd like a self destruction suspend mode, but I like the tension of only having one life to clear a large swath of enemies. I autosaved like a mad man in Crysis 1 and WH.
kamspy said:Really? Is this confirmed? I'm really loving how well my 275 GTX is holding up.
I kinda hate this whole hand-holding thing. In Crysis 1 they just chucked you into the middle of it and said 'have fun!'.Snuggler said:wait
no quick save?
Geezus man, why disable such simple features? I like being able to mash F5 whenever I please, what is there to gain from taking that away, if anything it just encourages me to do whatever crazy shit I want since I can always revert back to a spot of my choosing.
I guess by taking away options they're protecting me from myself or something.
Yeah it shouldn't be that hard. That said usually the the checkpoints make sense in this game so it could be worse.Stallion Free said:Really it's unacceptable on any platform. Devs really should incorporate manual saving into their games on all platforms.
NotTarts said:The 200 series isn't DX10?
ColonelColon said:
hm... a picture of Crysis 2+ a description of DirectX11 tessellation performance?
ColonialRaptor said:If I'm running a system.cfg file with updated settings at the moment should I restore this file back to default?
felipepl said:How's the performance with single 5870 from Gafers around? I think the game runs great overall, but sometimes it dips to the 40s, and it's kinda noticeable. Pretty different from the first Crysis where a low framerate wasn't so easily spotted (at least by me).
Question about the quicksave thing...I feel like I've seen a lot of complaints about modern games being dumbed down or too "easy", and people hated Prince of Persia's instant respawn when you died.Snuggler said:wait
no quick save?
Geezus man, why disable such simple features? I like being able to mash F5 whenever I please, what is there to gain from taking that away, if anything it just encourages me to do whatever crazy shit I want since I can always revert back to a spot of my choosing.
I guess by taking away options they're protecting me from myself or something.
There are some aspects of games I would like to be in control of. Also, firefights in this game can go on for 10 minutes which is way too long to be repeated upon some bullshit death.Blizzard said:Question about the quicksave thing...I feel like I've seen a lot of complaints about modern games being dumbed down or too "easy", and people hated Prince of Persia's instant respawn when you died.
Why do people want the quicksave option, allowing you to retry every game decision and instantly undo nearly every mistake you make fighting enemies etc.?
To be fair, I realize these are probably different GROUPS of people wanting different things, but I just thought it was kind of funny. I personally abuse saves when I can (HL2), and having tons of staggered saves can be especially helpful if you run into glitches.
René_EM said:Not having any kind of manual save/quick save on PC is utterly unacceptable. Checkpoints only? So weak.
Tain said:it is your skill that is so weak
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Seriously, that's, like, the absolute clearest improvement that this game has over Crysis. The checkpoints are awesome and so much better than the old f-key safety net.
TheExodu5 said:The ice areas in Crysis 1 looked bad? The fuck?