Crysis Feedback Thread

[agentkay]

Here is an early but pretty decent blood mod. It improves hit detection and blood pools are larger.

http://www.crysis-online.com/forum/i...&topic=14537.0

[agentkay]

Originally Posted by Stoneyguy

Is there a way to play the normal difficulty level without the Koreans speaking English? That totally kills the immersion.

Yes, and info how taken from tweakguides.com

Diff_

There are four files starting with diff_ under your \Program Files\Electronic Arts\Crytek\Crysis\Game\Config\ directory. Each one corresponds to the in-game difficulty setting of the same name, and note that diff_bauer is the file for Delta difficulty in the game. These files hold the various parameters which are affected when you alter the game difficulty. For example if you compare diff_easy with diff_bauer, you will see the variable g_playerSuitArmorModeHealthRegenTime = 8 in the easy file, while the same variable has a value = 25 in the Delta (Bauer) file. This means that to regenerate your health back to 100% takes roughly 3 times longer when in Armor mode at Delta difficulty compared to Easy difficulty.

To begin with, find the difficulty file corresponding to your in-game difficulty setting, and then you can alter the parameters to better suit the particular challenge you're after. One particular difficulty aspect which is more related to atmosphere than difficulty in my opinion is the ai_UseAlternativeReadability variable. When set to 1, it forces the Korean soldiers to speak English, which can be quite unrealistic. You can set this to 0 to force the Koreans to speak Korean, something which normally only happens at the Delta difficulty level. Check the rest of the commands in the Advanced Tweaking section for more details of what the other settings here do. Note that some of these difficulty settings are tied to saved games. For example if you change ai_UseAlternativeReadability and then load up a saved game, it will revert back to its old value as stored in that saved game. In that case, you must alter the variable then save the game again to store the new setting.

Most importantly of all, these difficulty .cfg files have another very handy use which we can take advantage of. Ordinarily if you want to override certain console commands you could insert them into your System.cfg file and give them the desired values. However it seems that certain commands, such as those in the difficulty files themselves, as well as a whole host of other commands, cannot be altered this way. The only way to alter them appears to be to enter them in an 'original' .cfg file, that is, a file which the game itself has created and gives special permission to load altered variables from. The diff_ .cfg files are one such file, and so any commands on the following pages which are denoted by (system), or those commands you find do not change even when entered in System.cfg, should be entered at the very bottom of the relevant diff_ .cfg file which matches your current in-game difficulty setting.

For example, by default you cannot alter the command for the facial animation system (ca_UseFacialAnimation), regardless of whether you use it in the console, or in System.cfg, autoexec.cfg, the command line, etc. However if you insert ca_UseFacialAnimation=0 at the bottom of your diff_normal.cfg file, one or two lines below the last entry, then close and save it, the next time you launch Crysis the command will be accepted and the facial animation system will be disabled at startup. In fact if you want to make sure all your custom .cfg file variables work, it's probably easier just to paste them all into the relevant diff_ .cfg file to begin with, as then they will all definitely be implemented at Crysis startup.

[crainger]

Originally Posted by zer0

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...do i wait for these things to charge? or do i have to do something?

What are those things?! Where are you? You've left Crysis!

Just sit and wait... and wait... and wait...

[v3rninater]

Or do what I did, kill the dumb aliens while yer there. Give you something to do.

[Stoneyguy]

Originally Posted by agentkay

Yes, and info how taken from tweakguides.com

Thanks! Still can't get it to work for me though.

[Redeemed]

Got two copies of this game for X-Mas. It plays rather well on my rig at the following settings:

1280x800 (maintaining 16:10 aspect ration for best scaling)
4xAA
16xAF
GCAA
MSTAA
All in-game options set to "High".

I can tell in a few places it'll dip to the very low 20s or maybe lower. But it's never for more than a second or so. For the most part it always remains very playable.

Anyhow, I'll probably get an 8600GTS for the computer that is using my second 8800GTS. Then once that 8600GTS arrives I'll try SLi with my 8800s and see if that helps my framerate any.

Oh, I'm playing the 64-bit DX10 version.

[nekrosoft13]

i just exited the space ship, everything is frozen now. What would my completion %?

[LORD-eX-Bu]

85%

[nekrosoft13]

thanks

[delas52]

http://www.gametrailers.com/player/29276.html

GT GOTY Best Graphics

[LORD-eX-Bu]

GT really ****ed up

Halo 3 winning shooter of the year?