MickeyKnox
Member
Posting a gif of pre-scripted sequence does nothing but re-enforce the other side's arguments.See You Next Wednesday said:
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Crysis 2 |OT| This is what happens Larry...
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brain_stew
Member
Nekrono said:
Debates about openness and interaction aside, there's really little debate that the core mechanics, presentations, graphics (sans texture resolution and raw poly count) and performance are all a significant leap forward here.
The suit powers are significantly better integrated, the lighting engine is genuinely a generational leap forward and there's no mistaking that the production values are much higher as well. Its a different kind of shooter now and some may not like that change but its simple pig headedness to deny that certain crucial areas are objectively better than they were in Crysis.
MickeyKnox
Member
Yeah that happened to me after the update nuked my profile, only work around I found is to make a new singleplayer profile and start a new game.derFeef said:
What are "core mechanics"? Just the suit powers?brain_stew said:
I don't think anything in Crysis 2 is as shitty as Core in Crysis 1, but I don't think I liked anything as much as like the encounter in the village in the beginning of C1. But whatever, it's personal.
Angelus Errare
Banned
I had more fun with Crysis 1 as well personally. But Crysis 2 was still a fun ride. Though I dislike what they did with the story. More in reference to the suit. In Crysis 1 it was state of the art military equipment that the North Koreans replicated. In Crysis 2 it's some jesus suit made of alien technology talking heads, dead dudes, conspiracy theories and some other dumb shit.
See You Next Wednesday
Banned
MickeyKnox said:
Scripted in real time.
I still saw nothing in the comparison to show Crysis 1 superiority in physics.
Debris still flies when destroyed, explosions look the same, you can still shoot down trees, they just choose not to implement it in some of the areas of the game.
If you want to talk about pure destructibility, then Red Faction 1 on the PS2 still beats out Crysis.
Alexios
Cores, shaders and BIOS oh my!
A scripted sequence can't beat throwing a grenade on an oncoming jeep's front wheels only for it to topple over and fly above you... Or detonating a set of C4 charges as a rushing tank moves over them only for its now detached turret to fly off and kill you before you can celebrate your victory (this just happened to me, lol, got tired of C2 after finishing it so I'm playing C1)... Or rushing for cover from a chopper only for its missiles to destroy everything around you like it was made of cardboard... Etc... Moments like that bridge might as well have been pre-rendered cut scenes in Crysis 2, being unable to move and having an obnoxious "press F to look" so that you don't miss it, lol... There are many such scripted moments in Crysis too, like the ship bombing and then sinking near the start of the game. Although most allow you to move still.
As for the suit powers, they're only really "better" from a story perspective. In gameplay terms, it's just a very different style of play. I do personally prefer them in 2, and would like to play a Crysis mod that gives us Nanosuit 2, but that's just me. It's still just different gameplay that some may like better and others not.
Making an Ikaruga sequel where the ship is "upgraded" into purple and can destroy any enemy and make chains with any enemies and absorb any bullets rather than require switching between the red and blue modes wouldn't mean it's a "better, streamlined" gameplay, it'd just be a whole different game really.
And how is the lighting "a full generational leap" when it's still a DX9 engine running on the same and in some cases worse hardware? Hyperbole much? I can only agree that many things look more polished in Crysis 2, as they should. Although it has its fair share of issues too, like rushing jeeps hitting soldiers and not killing them but just pushing them over still standing like nothing happened. Of course with how scripted the game is such things don't happen often outside fully scripted events that work as intended.
And no I'm not saying that Crysis didn't have issues but you'd think with how much more restricted many things are in 2, from environment design to gameplay possibilities, they could have solved many rather than make them even more apparent (as close combat is more common now).
As for the suit powers, they're only really "better" from a story perspective. In gameplay terms, it's just a very different style of play. I do personally prefer them in 2, and would like to play a Crysis mod that gives us Nanosuit 2, but that's just me. It's still just different gameplay that some may like better and others not.
Making an Ikaruga sequel where the ship is "upgraded" into purple and can destroy any enemy and make chains with any enemies and absorb any bullets rather than require switching between the red and blue modes wouldn't mean it's a "better, streamlined" gameplay, it'd just be a whole different game really.
And how is the lighting "a full generational leap" when it's still a DX9 engine running on the same and in some cases worse hardware? Hyperbole much? I can only agree that many things look more polished in Crysis 2, as they should. Although it has its fair share of issues too, like rushing jeeps hitting soldiers and not killing them but just pushing them over still standing like nothing happened. Of course with how scripted the game is such things don't happen often outside fully scripted events that work as intended.
And no I'm not saying that Crysis didn't have issues but you'd think with how much more restricted many things are in 2, from environment design to gameplay possibilities, they could have solved many rather than make them even more apparent (as close combat is more common now).
The bit with the pier annoyed me. I stepped out of a window to pick up a sniper and lo and behold the gap wasn't there when I tried to jump back in! Then enemies could detect me through walls, direct head shots from 1 yard away wouldn't register and worst of all are the stupid spawns.
I'd be on the roof of the building in the middle take everyone out then as I walk down the stairs to check inside the building enemies start coming in the door that I was just covering! Then streams of them come in whereas when I hadn't gone down the stairs it had all gone very quiet in that direction. Ended up just rushing ahead and jumping to the next section where possible.
Campaign is only ok so far. Playable but not a huge draw. kinda wish it was a short one so I could just get it over and done with!
Still enjoying MP though. Mastering all the maps is gonna take forever.
I'd be on the roof of the building in the middle take everyone out then as I walk down the stairs to check inside the building enemies start coming in the door that I was just covering! Then streams of them come in whereas when I hadn't gone down the stairs it had all gone very quiet in that direction. Ended up just rushing ahead and jumping to the next section where possible.
Campaign is only ok so far. Playable but not a huge draw. kinda wish it was a short one so I could just get it over and done with!
Still enjoying MP though. Mastering all the maps is gonna take forever.
Alexios
Cores, shaders and BIOS oh my!
Was this right in the beginning? Lab rat? The open window is there, you missed it. Idk about headshots not registering, surely the enemies don't react different just in that one level so you either have that issue everywhere, or nowhere? The reinforcements in that level can be obnoxious (I like the shootouts so didn't mind after I got the hang of it) but they spawn in certain areas and climb up/down obstacles and run to you etc, so they don't just show up behind you out of nowhere. Also, if there's no alert status indicator (ie you've cleared everything before more spawned) they shouldn't even rush like that, but rather just carefully patrol some areas and move into positions etc...kaizoku said:
Angelus Errare
Banned
See You Next Wednesday said:
lulz. You do realize the physics calculations were not done on your console/PC. They were cooked then loaded, you shoot, it triggers the predetermined script you get that awesome gif.
You can not compare that to what he's talking about.
This is like looking at the CG of FFXIII and saying best looking game ever, because the video is..being played in real time!
Dr Zhivago
Member
Hmm, bit underwhelmed with this really. It's certainly got some nice elements, but I hate the first-person cutscenes (especially when they unexpectedly have a QTE at the end) and the cloak is so powerful it feels like a cheat code.
Story is laughably bad. Does it make sense if you've played Crysis 1?
I would also have liked a bit more variety in the locations. And what's up with the level transitions? I finish a level by manning a turret on a jeep but the next level starts with me in a random building. Did a lot of content get cut?
Story is laughably bad. Does it make sense if you've played Crysis 1?
I would also have liked a bit more variety in the locations. And what's up with the level transitions? I finish a level by manning a turret on a jeep but the next level starts with me in a random building. Did a lot of content get cut?
brain_stew
Member
Nekrono said:
Explosions are particle effects.
Zomba13
Member
The story has next to nothing to do with the first. I think the thing that annoys me most about it is how much the aliens have changed. I liked them in their big floaty squid robot suits and big nasty mechs and I liked how they flash froze and entire island in an instant. Here they just seem to try and spread a virus that appears to melt people for no real reason.Dr Zhivago said:
The level transitions are awful. One that was really bad for me was going into a tunnel by a church and seeing a stealthed alien run off into it after I shot at it then the next level has me on top of a skyscraper. I expected some sort of tunnel/underground level chasing/being stalked by a stealthed alien.
Zomba13 said:
Hahaha, a journalist really needs to ask Crytek about this specific level transition. It has to live in infamy right now as one of the most messed up transitions in gaming! I'd love to hear the thought process from Crytek on how this happened. I literally laughed when this happened in the game. So bad it is funny!
MickeyKnox
Member
FYI i found the CVAR for that grain filter it'sHeavy said:Mickey/anyone else still up... I put r_PostMSAA=0 into my config file and the blur was gone but now there's a very fine grain filter taking its place. What's up with this? See the 1st screen for the grain then compare with the 2nd screen which has r_PostMSAA=2 on and no grain but slightly blurrier.
Also, some of the shinier objects/models you see with msaa=0 have this shimmery outline to them. I don't think this is sharpness. Looks like some weird type of jaggies. See the dead aliens in the third screen for this.
Code:
r_HDRGrainAmount = 0brain_stew
Member
Alextended said:
The lack of understanding about what exactly an API is and does has really come to an unbearable point with the release of Crysis 2. There's no such thing as "DX9 lighting" and not a single game on the market can touch Crytek's lighting engine, no matter what API they are using.
The API used says nothing of the complexity of the lighting engine and as Crysis 2 has shown there's very little (outside of tesselation) that can't be achieved with DX9. Upgrades in DX have been less about adding new effects and more about cleaning up the API and making it easier and cheaper (in both rendertime and development effort) to achieve the same results for several releases now. That Crytek have achieved more with DX9 than anyone ever has with DX11 is a huge testament to their talent.
A huge improvement in the quality of the SSAO implementation, a full dynamic global illumination solution and more than an order of magnitude more (full shadow casting) dynamic lights means its ahead of anything else on the market, DX11 or no DX11 and light years (pun intended) ahead of the original Crysis.
Alexios
Cores, shaders and BIOS oh my!
Oh you're good, going on a rant about the API when I also mentioned the hardware. Like I said, it does some things beter, but it isn't "genuinely a generational leap forward" in any way. Especially with how limited and restricted it is in other ways, which is probably part of what allowed them to push other things further, but not that far. It's a trade off.
Angelus Errare
Banned
While the GI is amazing, the only object that is GIed is the sun. With that said I find the night scenes much more impressive due to the fact since it's deferred lighting they have many upon many lights going on at once.
And hell, I don't even think GI is on in the console versions.
And hell, I don't even think GI is on in the console versions.
spermatic cord
Member
Ran across a cheat in multiplayer today. Dude had unlimited stealth and no recoil. He was just running around tearing people up. Sucks. I like the multiplayer, it just needs a patch to get rid of these pirates/cheaters.
Dr Zhivago
Member
Y2Kev said:
I guess you can't make a drama out of a Crysis.
/coat
brain_stew
Member
Alextended said:
Running a more complex lighting engine at shorter rendertimes on pre-existing hardware makes their achievements more impressive not less. How exactly would wasting a bunch of GPU cycles to achieve the same results make things more impressive exactly?
What are these limitations you speak of anyway? All real time lighting solutions have compromises, but Cryengine 3 has far fewer than, well, anything else on the market.
itsnervedamage
Member
I just got through Semper Fi or Die. So far I'm having fun with it as an arena shooter. Game design is pretty different from Crysis 1 though, I think if you take Crysis 1, Warhead, and Crysis 2 in progression, you ca kind of see the evolution from open playground to tighter arena shooter. I think that's fine, the gameplay and style has changed a bit so it isn't just a re-hash, but the premise of having a power suit is still here. I still favor Crysis 1 and Warhead though, I think.
The 2 complaints I have are:
1) No speed mode. I really miss the short superspeed burst just for getting behind groups, and it's really annoying that you can't sprint at all without power. Game plays slower and a little more methodical since escape.
2) I miss my radial middle mouse menu. I know a lot of people hated it, but the flexibility it gave when you got used to it was fantastic. I feel like my left had has too much crap to take care of and I was pretty accustomed to the mouse flick for power swaps.
Graphics wise, does anyone else see crazy lines of light on their pistol iron sights (the green part)? I guess you can't really tell from this pic, but there are those light blurs but in the opposite direction of the movement so it looks like weird horizontal light halo and not motion blur. Is that the radial blur? I like the motion blur in general, but if I could get rid of that weirdness on the sights it would be nice.
Also, are buildings in the distance this blurry for everyone else? It also flickers between super god damn blurry and just blurry when I look around...is that normal or did I bork something with my autoexec? The flickering is a little distracting. The pic is super blurry version...note that I'm not looking around because foreground is not blurry.
The 2 complaints I have are:
1) No speed mode. I really miss the short superspeed burst just for getting behind groups, and it's really annoying that you can't sprint at all without power. Game plays slower and a little more methodical since escape.
2) I miss my radial middle mouse menu. I know a lot of people hated it, but the flexibility it gave when you got used to it was fantastic. I feel like my left had has too much crap to take care of and I was pretty accustomed to the mouse flick for power swaps.
Graphics wise, does anyone else see crazy lines of light on their pistol iron sights (the green part)? I guess you can't really tell from this pic, but there are those light blurs but in the opposite direction of the movement so it looks like weird horizontal light halo and not motion blur. Is that the radial blur? I like the motion blur in general, but if I could get rid of that weirdness on the sights it would be nice.
Also, are buildings in the distance this blurry for everyone else? It also flickers between super god damn blurry and just blurry when I look around...is that normal or did I bork something with my autoexec? The flickering is a little distracting. The pic is super blurry version...note that I'm not looking around because foreground is not blurry.
Barack Lesnar
Banned
Pwned, lol.brain_stew said:
Thanks Mickey! Trying it nowMickeyKnox said:
Alexios
Cores, shaders and BIOS oh my!
Limitations of the rest of the game compared to Crysis is what I clearly meant there. When your environments aren't as massive, your physics aren't as widely used, etc, you can achieve more in other areas. And yes, their lighting is impressive, but not a full generation ahead. Just lay off the hyperbole is all I said, I never said Crysis 2 lighting isn't great.
Ololol.Heavy said:
Alexios
Cores, shaders and BIOS oh my!
I guess. The word "genuinely" just struck me in the way people often use "literally" when it isn't, lol.
I think you've borked something with those buildings itsnervedamage. Some motion blur settings probably, I dunno. That's how the sights are though, yeah it's weird.
I think you've borked something with those buildings itsnervedamage. Some motion blur settings probably, I dunno. That's how the sights are though, yeah it's weird.
ThoseDeafMutes
Member
Y2Kev said:
I am also finding it hard to give two shits about whether this is a "generational leap" or not considering it doesn't look all that much better at the end of the day, even if what is going on behind the scenes is extremely impressive. Some parts look better, but this is hardly what I expect from a "new generation".
Angelus Errare
Banned
So I thought this was funny / weird / wtf moment.
going through the campaign, I'm at the part where I kill the power so the EMP doesn't affect the suit and this happens when I stand still for a while
My gun slowly starts to light up and it's like lolwut?! It goes away when I move then I stand still and it does it again.
going through the campaign, I'm at the part where I kill the power so the EMP doesn't affect the suit and this happens when I stand still for a while
My gun slowly starts to light up and it's like lolwut?! It goes away when I move then I stand still and it does it again.
brain_stew
Member
Alextended said:
Which, well, makes no sense at all when I was clearly talking about the lighting engine specifically with that comment.
Their lighting engine is a huge step forward compared to the previous game, its absolutely a generational leap, there was absolutely no hyperbole attached to that comment at all.
Thanks, so there is a jump in fidelity but I'm just not noticing it. Except for the pop-in, I can actually see the LoD change when I move fast. I might increase the distance in the config because I'm too aware of it.brain_stew said:
I'm really enjoying the game (loved the previous ones as well). First PC game I've bought for full-price
I lol'ed.See You Next Wednesday said:
True but that's not everything there is to them, Crysis 1 explosions look better imo, the feel of impact and destruction, realism, the fire, the lighting when they explode, etc, is better.brain_stew said:
Crysis 2 explosions look alright but it's especially because of those dusty fiery particles bouncing off when the explosion happens.
brain_stew said:
True but isn't that expected? considering the original is almost 4 years old it would be a complete failure if they didn't optimize it.
The lighting is good but a bit overdone and exaggerated imo. if they would tone it down a notch it'd be better.
I mean people here are comparing Crysis 2 and Crysis both graphically and technically like if Crysis 1 came out last year, it's not a fair comparison by any means when the first one came out almost 4 years ago, and imo it still looks better and plays better in certain aspects, which is a bit disappointing from Crysis 2, but still a good game overall.
MickeyKnox
Member
Updated config
simply remove the ; on the last entry to disable the hud.
Code:
; Sys_Spec settings
sys_spec = 4
sys_spec_Full = 4
sys_spec_ObjectDetail = 4
sys_spec_Shading = 4
sys_spec_VolumetricEffects = 4
sys_spec_Shadows = 4
sys_spec_Texture = 4
sys_spec_Physics = 4
sys_spec_PostProcessing = 4
sys_spec_Particles = 4
sys_spec_Sound = 4
sys_spec_Water = 4
sys_spec_GameEffects = 4
sys_spec_Quality = 4
; Sys_Spec Quality settings
q_ShaderGeneral = 4
q_ShaderMetal = 4
q_ShaderGlass = 4
q_ShaderVegetation = 4
q_ShaderIce = 4
q_ShaderTerrain = 4
q_ShaderShadow = 4
q_ShaderFX = 4
q_ShaderPostProcess = 4
q_ShaderHDR = 4
q_ShaderSky = 4
q_Renderer = 4
; Sys_Spec Game Effects Settings
i_lighteffects = 1
g_corpseMinTime = 60
g_corpseUnseenTime = 8
g_corpseMinDistance = 100
g_battleDust_enable = 1
mfx_Timeout = 0.0025
; Extra Game Effects Settings
g_SkipIntro = 1
g_radialBlur = 1
g_nanoSuitEnableSuitShapeDeformation = 1
g_no_breaking_by_objects = 0
g_procedural_breaking = 1
g_no_secondary_breaking = 0
; Sys_Spec Object Detail Settings
e_ObjQuality = 4
e_ProcVegetation = 1
e_DecalsAllowGameDecals = 1
e_DecalsLifeTimeScale = 4
e_DecalsOverlapping = 1
e_LodRatio = 100
e_LodMin = 0
e_ViewDistRatioDetail = 200
e_ViewDistRatioVegetation = 200
e_VegetationMinSize = 0
e_ViewDistRatio = 200
e_ViewDistRatioCustom = 200
e_ViewDistRatioLights = 200
e_ViewDistMin = 200
e_MaxViewDistSpecLerp = 1
sys_flash_curve_tess_error = 0.5
e_VegetationSpritesDistanceCustomRatioMin = 1
e_VegetationSpritesDistanceRatio = 2.5
es_DebrisLifetimeScale = 3.2
e_OcclusionCullingViewDistRatio = 2
e_Dissolve = 4
ca_AttachmentCullingRation = 400
e_TerrainOcclusionCullingMaxDist = 300
e_streamCgf = 0
; Sys_Spec Particles Settings
e_ParticlesQuality = 4
e_ParticlesMaxScreenFill = 1024
e_ParticlesMinDrawPixels = 0.25
e_ParticlesObjectCollisions = 4
e_ParticlesPoolSize = 32768
e_ParticlesEmitterPoolSize = 16384
r_UseParticlesHalfRes = 0
e_ParticlesForceAnimBlend =
e_ParticlesForceGI = 1
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e_CullVegActivation = 200
g_tree_cut_reuse_dist = 0
p_max_MC_iters = 24000
es_MaxPhysDist = 400
es_MaxPhysDistInvisible = 5
e_PhysOceanCell = 0.1
e_FoliageWindActivationDist = 10
g_breakage_particles_limit = 640
p_max_object_splashes = 8
v_vehicle_quality = 4
p_max_substeps_large_group = 40
p_num_bodies_large_group = 200
p_gravity_z = -13
p_joint_damage_accum = 6
p_joint_damage_accum_threshold = 0.6
p_num_threads = 6
; sys_spec PostProcessing Settings
r_MotionBlur = 2
r_sunshafts = 1
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r_colorgrading = 2
r_GlowAnamorphicFlares = 1
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r_PostMSAAEdgeFilterNV = 0
r_PostProcessHUD3DCache = 0
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r_HDRBloomMul = 0.7
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e_SkyUpdateRate = 1
r_DetailNumLayers = 2
r_DetailDistance = 200
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r_SSAO = 4
r_SSAOQuality = 3
r_SSAODownscale = 0
r_refraction = 1
sys_flash_edgeaa = 1
e_VegetationUseTerrainColor = 1
e_TerrainAo = 1
e_TerrainNormalMap = 1
e_DynamicLightsMaxEntityLights = 32
r_UsePom = 1
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e_GINumCascades = 3
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r_EyeAdaptationFactor = 1
e_GI = 1
e_GIMaxDistance = 200
e_GIAmount = 0.6
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e_Shadows = 1
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r_ShadowJittering = 4
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; sys_spec Sounds Settings
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s_Obstruction = 0.5
s_ObstructionAccuracy = 5
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s_VariationLimiter = 1
s_ReverbType = 3
; sys_spec Texture Settings
r_TexSkyResolution = 0
r_ImposterRatio = 1
r_EnvCMResolution = 2
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; sys_spec Volumetric Effects Settings
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r_BeamsDistFactor = 0.01
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e_Clouds = 1
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sys_EarlyMovieUpdate = 1
gpu_Particle_Physics = 1
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;r_PostMSAAMode = 2
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r_UseMergedPosts = 3
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r_HDRGrainAmount = 0.1
r_ShadersUseInstanceLookUpTable = 1
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
; Player / suit movement
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
pl_health.normal_threshold_time_to_regenerateSP = 3
pl_health.normal_regeneration_rateSP = 300
pl_freeFallDeath_fadeTimer = 1
pl_cover_and_lean.num_detection_rays = 20
pl_movement.crouch_SpeedScaleWithoutNanosuit = 1
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pl_movement.nonCombat_heavy_weapon_sprint_scale = 1.35
pl_movement.nonCombat_heavy_weapon_strafe_speed_scale = 0.95
pl_movement.speedScaleWithoutNanosuit = 1.3
pl_movement.sprint_SpeedScaleWithoutNanosuit = 1.9
pl_movement.sprint_timeInAirToStopSprinting = 0.35
pl_movement.strafe_SpeedScaleWithoutNanosuit = 0.95
pl_nano_vision.max_distance_visible = 300
pl_clientInertia = 55
cl_bobHeight = 0.079
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cl_fov=72
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;hud_hide = 1
Alexios
Cores, shaders and BIOS oh my!
It makes perfect sense. If I do less things here, I can do more things there. It works on so many levels! If I do less work, I do more slacking! If I stay in less, I go out more! If I push the engine less here (scale, physics, etc as I previously said already), I can push it more there (lighting, other stuff, has I previously said already, yay!)! Etc. See? Sense! And yes, your generation statements are hyperbole, sorry. But I'll stop arguing since you really want to keep calling it so (and be among the very few individuals seriously calling Crysis 2 next gen anything, at least from the PC gamer side), I can't stop you, and you know I disagree no matter how many technical terms you bring up to justify your statements when they aren't in any way proving them, so I'll leave it at that.brain_stew said:
Barack Lesnar
Banned
You speak in a very general tone, backing up none of your statements, while brain_stew sounds a lot more educated on the subject in terms of the technical aspects of the game. You're kind of weird.Alextended said:
LabouredSubterfuge
Member
Alextended said:
No you didn't lol
Barack Lesnar
Banned
...and why are all of your posts edited several minutes later with added sentences and stuff? Take a deep breath.
just edited that last post. It used to say "So are you" and that's it. lol weird
just edited that last post. It used to say "So are you" and that's it. lol weird
SneakyStephan
Banned
itsnervedamage said:
Guessing that you are using the op's config?
It did the same exact thing for me, I'm using the config dennis posted instead. (all the detail settings at 3 instead of 4 and way less commands overall)
The game looks so much better then, spraks properly glow again (unlike what you are probably getting), that HORRIBLE ghosting goes away, it's less blurry.
Alexios
Cores, shaders and BIOS oh my!
Why is that a problem? It's nice to be able to edit my posts for mistakes or to better articulate things I didn't get right the first time. I backed up my statements in posts before the last one, I didn't edit it to make your post appear wrong when it was previously correct if that's what you're getting at. I'm breathing normally, you should too.Heavy said:
Olol, I believ u. Anyway, I'm done here, I don't wanna get banned over such silly matters from people who didn't even care to discuss at all and just randomly throw remarks after the thing has died down for God knows what reason so if you really want to continue this, send me a private message with what statement exactly you feel I didn't back up.LabouredSubterfuge said: