Just thought I'd share this cause I find it hilarious.

As far as I'm aware this only works on this particular section.

I played crysis 1 and picked up on the story well, but i am so confused on what happened in crysis 2. Why are the ceph different? What the fuck actually is the spore? Did Alcatraz turn into Prophet? Is Prophet dead? Any help would be highly appreciated

A friend asked me this and I have no investment in the answer whatsoever take my word for it.

I found this out by accident

For some reason, using car doors does a massive damage in each attack, like, same damage as a power punch but without draining energy

I was looking through my game collection and when I opened crisis 2 it just has a promotional disk inside, does anyone know what it is? Is it a fake copy of the game or something?

I’m just curious because I’m a massive crysis fan

If I have to pick one of the og games then it would be Crysis Warhead. It has better armour mode than C1. Crysis 2 and 3 are also good. C1 has the worst nanosuit in terms of gameplay. In lore the suit is stronger but the gameplay doesn't feel good.

I tried to play on mobile through steamlink and files show missing. On PC it runs fine.

Also couldn't enable mouse and keyboard on Steamlink.

Hey guys. I wanted to try out this mod but it just cannot find the level for it, despite the fact that it is literally there. I'm not adept enough to diagnose the issue apart from the fact that there was this surprisingly recent reply to a comment stating that 1.2 was used.

It got me curious as I'm also a massive comic book fan and curious as to how the Nanosuit would be viewed in such a universe.

I am currently playing these 2 games over and over again. I am still impressed how good the graphics is. I love this overgrown New York setting so much.😻😻

Anyone still playing it today?

In Crysis 1 you had this tactical futuristic look that seemed to fit the vibe Crysis 1 went for and in the second game they go back to the current look for the US marine corps, I'm curious as to why they didn't just bring the marine designs form the first game into the second.

Wasnt sure the flair but like. This intro just had me laughing hard for some reason, they way even the guy in the back is tilting to look at you. I was on my steam deck and I never have the chance to connect to the internet on it so couldnt get a screenshot.

Maybe it's a stupid question. Actually when I played the game I was kid and I was bad in English since it was not my first language. Right now if I play the game I should be able to understand the lore but not getting time.

So Ceph froze one island but they could not do it to other islands too right? Also other countries?

"We took out the ceph".

They froze one island unnoticed. They could do same to other islands. Just send new troops and let them do stealth missions. Was Ceph dumb?

Manhattan Virus? They should have gone to large scale freezing projects. Any reason why they should not be able to do it?

Hey everyone! Since Crytek is re-evaluating projects, I wanted to share my detailed story concept that finally bridges the massive gaps between Crysis 1, 2, and 3. I feel like this is exactly what the fans have been waiting for. Check this out:

• The Protagonist & The Choice: We play as a new character — a volunteer who has been paralyzed since birth. He joined CELL's experiments willingly just to financially support his poor parents. At a secret CELL base, Nomad (who survived the comic book explosion but was captured) finds him. Nomad offers him a choice: stay safe or use a prototype exoskeleton to walk and fight. But Nomad hides the dark, parasitic truth about the Nanosuit to protect the kid's humanity.
• The Return of Prophet: As they try to escape, Commander Lockhart attacks. He wears a heavy, retrofitted Korean-style Nanosuit (built from Nanosuit 1.0 tech from Lingshan) because he hates Psycho and wants absolute power. Just as Lockhart is about to execute Nomad, Prophet uncloaks from the shadows, scares Lockhart away, and is shocked to see Nomad alive.
• The Psycho Twist: They rescue the kid, put him in a Nanosuit, and escape via chopper. On their way, Prophet drops a massive bombshell: Hargreave and Rasch are dead. The new Master of CELL is actually Psycho! After losing his suit in Crysis 3, his rage consumed him. He overthrew the founders to rule the corporation. Lockhart's base was actually a secret faction of CELL scientists who hated Psycho's rule and mutinied against him.
• The "HOW?!" Cliffhanger: The trio lands on Psycho's tower to reason with their old brother-in-arms. Psycho rages but ultimately joins them. Suddenly, the sky tears apart. Lockhart and his mutineers activate a weapon that makes everyone’s jaws drop — the exact same Alien Spires from Crysis 2 rise again!
• The Flying Ceph: Prophet, Nomad, and Psycho are stunned: "How did they recreate them?!" But our main character’s suit connects to a hidden "Flying Ceph Archive" through his past experiments. He realizes they didn't build them; they awakened deep underground structures to summon a massive fleet of Flying Ceph from deep space.
• The Nano-Upgrade: The Ceph energy pulse hits the area, forcing an emergency upgrade. Nomad, Psycho, and our hero get updated Nanosuit sensors that allow them to see the alien networks. The episode ends with the 4 Nanosuit soldiers standing on the edge of the skyscraper, ready to dive into a global corporate-alien war.

What do you think guys? Would you play a Crysis game with this plot? Let's discuss!

Dane saved Chino but later captured by Cell and skinned. He helped Psycho recover Prophet and was killed shortly after detonating C4 in Carpet Bombing. Dane was the guy who helped Psycho during Crysis Warhead and would scold Psycho if he doesn't come quickly and wastes time.

I posted this because I saw a post where the person was excited about Chino and Prophet meeting in Crysis 4.

The game nanosuit feels weak against Tanks. How is it in lore?