how a game controls is central to the gameplay.
Crysis 2 can still be customised, just not as much as you'd like to be able to customise it through the menus. that's it.
customisation is something PC gamers expect, myself included, but not having it doesn't prevent the game from being good. it doesn't preclude the game from being worth a given price.
i've never ignored it. i even suggested a reason as to why not having it doesn't bother me.
when you are customising your game, you aren't playing your game. they're two seperate things. it's nice to be able to customise it, but that's it. it's external to the game, quite literally in many cases. if you can enjoy a game that doesn't have customisation options on any platform, you should be able to enjoy a game that doesn't have customisation options on EVERY platform.
and again, one more time, you CAN customise it. you just can't do it by clicking on pretty buttons.
in order to make Crysis 1 look acceptable to me i had to edit ini files. that i'll have to do that again potentially doesn't really upset me at all. did you never edit your ini files or use custom configs or whatever for the first game?
if you did, why is the thought of doing that again so insulting to you?