still ceph is unable to kill. dont know what is the issue with him. the Gods Power in ProPHET is something very unique. best,
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You're near the end but the game gets kinda tight at the end.
Plus DAT OPEN WORLD.
Why the hell didn't anyone mention THAT. I mean seriously, Crysis defense force is doing a poor job here. That buggy in the mud segment felt BETTER than the target render of the first Motorstorm game we saw back in 2005.
And i was playing through that section last night, one of the screens i grabbed: *Will upload more in the PC SS thread later*
Yeah, pretty insane how huge the levels get later on. The added verticality actually puts the openness above some areas from Crysis 1 imo. The buggy controls were horrible though. And hacking is used a bit too much and the mini game itself is boring. Prophet tying the dog tags of the fallen crew to the Bow was a very nice touch.
I'm actually on my second playthrough. Wanted to see what I've missed in terms of different approaches to the objective. Took me 7 hours to complete it on the highest difficulty. The in-game clock counts the time taken to reach the next check point. Retries do not count and I died a lot of time so the final time is probably a little over 8 hours. I think most reviewers just rushed through the game on the easiest difficulties clocking in 5hrs.
Agreed. It may be the most poorly received game in the series, but it's my favorite in the series. There comes a "tipping point" in some games that force me to overlook the shortcomings in them. The ending has been awesome, the little touch like
felt really awesome. Too bad the voice over and expressions were a bit poor.
Aren't they always?
True that. Some variety in the mini-games would've been nice.
Am beginning to feel that the reviewers were unnecessarily critical with this game.
yeah pretty amazing how one level takes u through various terrains and settings but just before starting crysis3, i finished farcry3 and THAT was SOME open world gameplay
hence im still kinda mesmerized by tht wonderful open world island setting which makes it hard for me to fall in love with the crysis 3 open world
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Oh, so you're done with the game? I thought the ending was very well done. For all the shit the story gets, I was surprised to see that they did manage to wrap it up nicely.
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Voice acting was pretty good throughout. It was actually some dialogues which weren't that well written. For instance, Prophet's yapping during the final boss fight was getting to my nerves. Or maybe it was the fact that I died a lot and I had to hear it over and over again which was getting annoying
If this is accurately rated, then Crysis 2 should be a much lower rated game. I enjoyed this more than Crysis 2. And for me that is saying a lot since I really enjoyed C2. However, I will say that I felt Crytek played it safe with this one. If Crysis 2 was a new direction for the franchise, Crysis 3 is a refinement of those ideas. Critics probably expected another "reboot" in terms of drastic changes to the game.
If you're referring to the last bit prior to the ending, how is it a segment? Cut scene would be the appropriate term, considering how there was no real player involvement (save for one little trigger that you had to pull).
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I understand you weren't praising the gameplay, but the term 'segment' leads to the suggestion that it had gameplay, even though your praise wasn't aimed towards it. It was just a little misleading to me, that's all.
Well, it's official.
I like Crysis 3 more than Crysis 2 or even Crysis.
Screw the fanboys and screw the reviewers, it was a genuinely entertaining ride. Not to mention immensely beautiful.
I like Crysis 3 more than Crysis 2 or even Crysis.
Screw the fanboys and screw the reviewers, it was a genuinely entertaining ride. Not to mention immensely beautiful.
apparently crysis3 sold 3 times less compared to dead space 3 according to NPD numbers. BOMBA DAT 66m$ budget for a 5hour campaign and a decent mp doesnt make any sense
Here's how I would arrange all of the Crysis games (in rank order):
1. Crysis
2. Crysis Warhead
3. Crysis 2
4. Crysis 3
Even though the original Crysis lacks in terms of storytelling, its open-ended design and in-depth suit abilities give it a significant edge over the other games. The same goes for Warhead, but given its shorter length, I would put the original over it.
Crysis 2 was stripped of the original's open-ended gameplay, but still had some relatively consistent pacing to go with its linear design. The AI also saw somewhat of a downgrade from the original, and was exploitable with the suit's stealth ability. The end result? A decent enough game that tries to pull through with its cinematic ambitions, while sacrificing on certain gameplay elements. It also introduced a half-decent cover system that worked well enough once you got familiar with its kinks.
Crysis 3 starts off on a high note and manages to remain interesting up until the first few encounters with the Ceph in the open grass fields. Not being able to see through the thick grass, and having the Ceph attack you from all corners was an engaging experience. If only it could've kept the same momentum going for the rest of the game. However, everything takes a nosedive from the "Safeties Off" mission. Unfortunately, it's not just the safeties that come off lol. From there onwards, the entire game is an extremely boring romp through never ending corridors, ultimately leading to some relatively wider areas that hardly serve any purpose. Your objective is usually right ahead of you, and it begins to feel like you're traveling in a straight line for the entirety of the game. The level design is horrible, with hardly any sense of verticality. What's more, Crysis 2's cover system has completely been eliminated from the equation in the sequel. The bow is a pretty useless addition to your arsenal. I ended up switching to one of the other weapons even when the game encouraged me to use it. If all that wasn't enough, Crysis 3's AI hits a new high in terms of artificial stupidity. Not only are the classic "call for backup" moments from Crysis 2 intact, but enemies often end up refusing to acknowledge and respond to your presence. I literally had to melee a few to try and knock some sense back into them. It's great for comic reliefhah, but that's just about it. Towards the end, the game does make a conscious effort to bring back some excitement, with a set-piece driven buggy ride through a hoard of enemies. The excitement doesn't last long, however, as the vehicle controls have to be the worst I have seen in a game this generation. Boss fights are ridiculous as well. Keep shooting a giant vegetable and dodge its limited array of attacks, and voila, it's over before you know it. This is by far the shortest game in the series (not counting Warhead), and when it was over, I was thankful for it.
I'd give the game's single-player mode a 5/10. Based on what I have played of the multiplayer beta, it isn't as bad as the single-player. Therefore, I'd probably give it an extra point for that. Hence, overall, it's a 6/10 game for me, and by far, the worst game developed by Crytek thus far.
1. Crysis
2. Crysis Warhead
3. Crysis 2
4. Crysis 3
Even though the original Crysis lacks in terms of storytelling, its open-ended design and in-depth suit abilities give it a significant edge over the other games. The same goes for Warhead, but given its shorter length, I would put the original over it.
Crysis 2 was stripped of the original's open-ended gameplay, but still had some relatively consistent pacing to go with its linear design. The AI also saw somewhat of a downgrade from the original, and was exploitable with the suit's stealth ability. The end result? A decent enough game that tries to pull through with its cinematic ambitions, while sacrificing on certain gameplay elements. It also introduced a half-decent cover system that worked well enough once you got familiar with its kinks.
Crysis 3 starts off on a high note and manages to remain interesting up until the first few encounters with the Ceph in the open grass fields. Not being able to see through the thick grass, and having the Ceph attack you from all corners was an engaging experience. If only it could've kept the same momentum going for the rest of the game. However, everything takes a nosedive from the "Safeties Off" mission. Unfortunately, it's not just the safeties that come off lol. From there onwards, the entire game is an extremely boring romp through never ending corridors, ultimately leading to some relatively wider areas that hardly serve any purpose. Your objective is usually right ahead of you, and it begins to feel like you're traveling in a straight line for the entirety of the game. The level design is horrible, with hardly any sense of verticality. What's more, Crysis 2's cover system has completely been eliminated from the equation in the sequel. The bow is a pretty useless addition to your arsenal. I ended up switching to one of the other weapons even when the game encouraged me to use it. If all that wasn't enough, Crysis 3's AI hits a new high in terms of artificial stupidity. Not only are the classic "call for backup" moments from Crysis 2 intact, but enemies often end up refusing to acknowledge and respond to your presence. I literally had to melee a few to try and knock some sense back into them. It's great for comic relief
hah, but that's just about it. Towards the end, the game does make a conscious effort to bring back some excitement, with a set-piece driven buggy ride through a hoard of enemies. The excitement doesn't last long, however, as the vehicle controls have to be the worst I have seen in a game this generation. Boss fights are ridiculous as well. Keep shooting a giant vegetable and dodge its limited array of attacks, and voila, it's over before you know it. This is by far the shortest game in the series (not counting Warhead), and when it was over, I was thankful for it.I'd give the game's single-player mode a 5/10. Based on what I have played of the multiplayer beta, it isn't as bad as the single-player. Therefore, I'd probably give it an extra point for that. Hence, overall, it's a 6/10 game for me, and by far, the worst game developed by Crytek thus far.
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The only valid thing from his pov he said in the video is AC dead since Black Flag. According to woke police that game was woke too. Welsh man in West Indies. So atleast he's consistent I guess lol
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It's based on an actual real life person so I don't think the woke police have a valid case here.
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Did y'all see the new Assassin's Creed trailer? They finally made a AC set in Japan & then they put a negro as the male protagonist. Ubisoft is taking cues from Disney, and it isn't gonna end well for them, just like Disney. Go woke, go broke!
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Necrokiller:
Phil should be held responsible for this shitfest too, just like Sarah, but it's highly likely that these decisions are coming from Satya. And this isn't even the end of it. More closures are coming.
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Phil keeps talking about breaking barriers to gaming, making it accessible on all platforms yada yada, while killing competition and creativity at the same time. the fact that i actually believed him for a second lol
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"These changes are not a reflection of the creativity and skill of the talented individuals at these teams or the risks they took to try new things" ... seems to me that's exactly what it is
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Microsoft deserves all the hate they can get. Seriously i can't explain how much i want to curse them out.
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They could've sold the studios instead of closing them, but the nazi bastards just didn't want competition down the road.
