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Just call me HACK, all of my friends do on-line. Yea, even I am warming up to it. I shot a crab, Killed a chicken. Really it is an awsome game. I like to make fun of it though, gets the guys going...............

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Man, should have bought? Whats that.... that guy probably took his kids lunch money for 6 months to get his gts.

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Falk, I have hung around THG since they were ocing processors with pencil lead. I jump in every now and then and seem to piss people off, then i leave for a while. I had to jump in this time when one guy said Crysis was the game of the century...LOL

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SGTHACK wrote :

Killed a chicken. Really it is an awsome game.

 

I shot a few chickens to, I would rather them blow up or something though instead of just rolling over.

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Well, the way I look at it is I saved the cash off of NOT getting Quake Wars (the demo was enough for me, got sick of "repair the MCP" "the MCP has been repaired" to last a lifetime) and the graphics were just a showcase of how a game company can maximize profits with a game engine that scales ALL versions to look like the game was made in 2002).

Also, I was pretty excited about UT3, well thought out game. I just got fed up of alien weaponry that shoots pink, blue, green and purple death all over the screen. But I give them a HUGE nod on HOW to build a clean game engine. Just the demo was fun enough, spared me yet another 60$.

But man, if I want to "use" my comp, heat the thing up, do some all-nighters with beer and chips and wake up at 3 in the afternoon the next day, Crysis is THE game to have.

I love the guns, the tritium night-sites, the flashlight effect, the physics. I really am impressed, about on par with Doom 3 when that came out, and we don't nearly have the hardware scaling issues with Crysis as we did with Doom 3. Remember people getting the 5500 series because of the free game coupon? People were playing that game 800x600 and it was a slideshow. Se we are doing really well with Crysis.

Can't wait till it hits the shelf, no buyer's remorse outta me. If I don't get it, I'll have 8800 buyers remorse though...

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Col. Sanders would be proud.......

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Why the remorse? Great cards. I am sure the finished product will be a very smooth product. Demo's just tease. I have had alot of all nighters over here. Built a dedicated server 2 yrs. ago and have never looked back. right now we have bf2, bf2142, bf1942 (forgotten hope), bf vietnam and ghost recon. Have a ball................


Message edited by SGTHACK on 10-28-2007 at 07:08:59 PM
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Falk, glad you love the game. I will have to buy it too. I want to see the alien in the machine and the only way to do that is to kill chickens, birds, crabs, and anything else that gets in my way.....LOL

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Ghost Recon 1, that was a GREAT game.

Hack, I wonder if Ultra Textures will be alot better that High Textures... Can't wait to see!!!

If they can cram the whole game on 1 DVD-9, we'll know HD-DVD and Blu-Ray needed in games won't take place for a LONG time.


Message edited by Falken699 on 10-28-2007 at 07:20:27 PM
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Yes, if Crytek holds to their history, it will be ultra realistic. Holding off on vista till sp1, then good by xp. I want dx10, its the future. But, I want a stable dx10 and stable quik drivers. After the dust clears, vista will be an awsome gaming platform. Billy Gates isn't stupid, this is microsofts bread and butter. They know they have to deliver to get away from the windows me disaster.


Message edited by SGTHACK on 10-28-2007 at 07:33:18 PM
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anyone know of any site that's benchmarked the 8800gt 512mb with crysis???

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No, not yet. But I am sure after Tuesday there will be a ton.......


Message edited by SGTHACK on 10-28-2007 at 08:00:20 PM
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I think Nvidia just needs to release a new video card that is at least 2x faster than the 8800GTX so we can play some of the more recent games at 1920x1200 with some high / very high settings and a decent frame rate. This is another example of a game that we just need a bigger, better video card for, the problem is, one doesn't exist.

After seeing my systems performance in Crysis, Dirt, UT3, WIC, COD4, and Bioshock (just to name a few) at 1920x1200 I want/need a new video card. SLI isn't going to get me to where I want to be I need Nvidia to release a new video card that is fast. DX10 anything runs like sh!t on all current video cards, ATI or Nvidia, SLI or Crossfire on any resolution over 1280x1024. Add Call of Juarez DX10 Bench and Lost Planet DX10 bench in as well.

I highly doubt any of the framerate issues we are experiencing can be corrected by video drivers, and all the games I listed above are definately GPU bound not CPU bound.

Nvidia I beg release a new kick ass card! We need it! If you build it, we will buy it!


My rig is Q6600 Oc'd to 3.2ghz (FSB 1424), 4gb PC28500 (ram at 1068), 8800GTX OC'd 652mhz/2018mhz, 24" Samsung LCD 1920x1200, Vista Ultimate 64, 169.01 nvidia beta driver, rivatuner 2.06 beta for video OCing.

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You have a kick-ass system. Have you tried xp? alot of guys are dual booting, until sp1 for vista.


Message edited by SGTHACK on 10-28-2007 at 08:16:38 PM
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I feel that this game is quite CPU bound, there are a ton of settings just in the Demo that call for a beefy CPU.

One thing that is nice, with the 8800 series, is if you have one with over 512MB, or the 640 or 768, you get to enjoy BIG textures and it doesn't seem to impact frames.

Well, I have played the demo ALOT at this point, and the more I play it the more I like it. I was pretty "closed minded" at first, but now that I am used to the gameplay and the control scheme, I love playing it. I am just a little tired of learning new gameplay at this point, maybe it is because I am getting older or something. Or I just started playing Splinter Cell: Double Agent and I just want to play and not LEARN.

I have one, and ONLY one complaint about Crysis at this point:

What the hell are North Koreans made out of that they can suck down 8 rounds of 7.62x39 and still run off??? I can SHOOT A FREAKING TREE IN HALF, BUT A KOREAN CAN GET A WHOLE CLIP IN THE LEGS AND STILL RUN AWAY. The guns need to feel more "real lifey" is all I am getting at.

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I know that's right. The last time I looked they were not wearing any kind of vest. I have been going for head shots. Yea! I can shoot the tires off their vehicles, But i can't shoot the legs out from under them.

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I guess that's the game part. If it were any more real, I would be setting in an emergency room...LOL

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I wish I had my 8800 now. But I held out to see the 8800gt. Was going to buy the 320 version, because I don' play at a high res. My eyes are old and could really never tell the difference......poor me

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Hack-

I "could" try XP, but honestly 10%-20% increase in DX9 games doesn't really do anything for me.

My comments are more directed towards DX10 gaming in general, which is obviously only a part of Vista for reasons out of our control. Dirt is DX9 as well as COD4 (at least the demo is DX9) but those games have some pretty good graphics but a not so great frame rate. Although COD4 isn't too bad, Dirt is only 30-35 FPS at 1920x1200 max settings. I doubt dual-booting XP is going to get me to 60 fps.

Also I really like Vista. I know a lot of people knock it/hate it but I don't think it's too bad. I am mainly trying to look forward and not back, and if DX10 is going to be the future of gaming, we need a damn video card to experience it!

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incarnate wrote :

I think Nvidia just needs to release a new video card that is at least 2x faster than the 8800GTX so we can play some of the more recent games at 1920x1200 with some high / very high settings and a decent frame rate. This is another example of a game that we just need a bigger, better video card for, the problem is, one doesn't exist.

After seeing my systems performance in Crysis, Dirt, UT3, WIC, COD4, and Bioshock (just to name a few) at 1920x1200 I want/need a new video card. SLI isn't going to get me to where I want to be I need Nvidia to release a new video card that is fast. DX10 anything runs like sh!t on all current video cards, ATI or Nvidia, SLI or Crossfire on any resolution over 1280x1024. Add Call of Juarez DX10 Bench and Lost Planet DX10 bench in as well.

I highly doubt any of the framerate issues we are experiencing can be corrected by video drivers, and all the games I listed above are definately GPU bound not CPU bound.

Nvidia I beg release a new kick ass card! We need it! If you build it, we will buy it!


My rig is Q6600 Oc'd to 3.2ghz (FSB 1424), 4gb PC28500 (ram at 1068), 8800GTX OC'd 652mhz/2018mhz, 24" Samsung LCD 1920x1200, Vista Ultimate 64, 169.01 nvidia beta driver, rivatuner 2.06 beta for video OCing.





firstly those are not "True" DirectX10 games they are merely DirectX9 games and XBox in Lost Planet case with abit of DirectX10 features added on , Crysis is the first of a kind to be built around DirectX10 , ill give it time before Proper drivers come out

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If they ever designed gun physics into a game, with velocity and bullet drop, windage etc. that would be sweet. Would probably need an Octal system by then.

What IS nice in Crysis, is at least they account for velocity in the game. You "pull" the trigger at the water in the distance and the bullet ACTUALLY HAS FLIGHT TIME. It isn't "instant" (which is fake) like FarCry.

If they zoned off the enemies body into a few hundred "quadrants", accounted for penetration, and got a firearms expert to give them all the details (like, you CAN'T hide behind a garbage can from an AK-47 unless it is filled with sand or water) gaming would be amazing. Oh, and 1-2 bullets would make a REAL mess outta someone without a vest. They should have sucking chest wounds, limp arms, you shoot their pelvis and they just drop to the ground. A spine shot when they are running away (you center them up) and they crawl away with useless legs. Not for the sadistic effect, but to really let the player "know" what kind of hit they made as they were shooting.

Crysis has a real "spray and pray" feel, to the point that I line someone up and I really mash down on Mouse1 HARD. That isn't very realistic.

In GRAW 1, when you finally get used to the play control, you snap off a few shots with your CAR-15 and you feel like you are getting somewhere. And, the more accurate you get, you seem to NEVER run out of ammo in that game. That is far more realistic. 1 shot, 1 kill.

NOT mash down and spray out a whole clip, that's just silly.

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SGTHACK wrote :

I wish I had my 8800 now. But I held out to see the 8800gt. Was going to buy the 320 version, because I don' play at a high res. My eyes are old and could really never tell the difference......poor me



Please don't triple post it makes the thread unnecessarily long, there is a quick edit function in the bottom right of your post, try using it.

On topic: The game looks INCREDIBLE on my new 8800GTX (630/2000) with the new beta drivers postprocessing set to medium, AA at zero, everything else at very high I was able to get through the demo at around 20-30 fps. Suit changing was a little clumsy but it added a great new dimension to game play. Can't wait to see the new weapon modifications!! Hopefully performance and balancing (people take 15 bullets to die on normal?? Maybe they had body armor...) issues will be improved with the retail copy and further improved upon with later patches and newer drivers.

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I only knock stupidity. You have a great rig. WAIT!!! win 95 win 98 and xp were all the same the first year. Vista will be fine. People forget the past in computer hardware and software. I hated xp when it first came out. The main thing is to have fun. Be patient, Vista will get where you want it. I think I read some where that SP1 will be released in jan 08. Think about it...all that that code to go through to make it right......

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Falken699 wrote :

I feel that this game is quite CPU bound, there are a ton of settings just in the Demo that call for a beefy CPU.

One thing that is nice, with the 8800 series, is if you have one with over 512MB, or the 640 or 768, you get to enjoy BIG textures and it doesn't seem to impact frames.

Well, I have played the demo ALOT at this point, and the more I play it the more I like it. I was pretty "closed minded" at first, but now that I am used to the gameplay and the control scheme, I love playing it. I am just a little tired of learning new gameplay at this point, maybe it is because I am getting older or something. Or I just started playing Splinter Cell: Double Agent and I just want to play and not LEARN.

I have one, and ONLY one complaint about Crysis at this point:

What the hell are North Koreans made out of that they can suck down 8 rounds of 7.62x39 and still run off??? I can SHOOT A FREAKING TREE IN HALF, BUT A KOREAN CAN GET A WHOLE CLIP IN THE LEGS AND STILL RUN AWAY. The guns need to feel more "real lifey" is all I am getting at.



That is not true, I'm using a 320MB card and High on everything except shaders and shadows, and to be honest the texture setting on medium gives me maybe 1 or 2 fps more than the high settings. Not noticeable at all.

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Falk, now you know why I don't come around that often. It's the wana-be moderators, and gee why did you buy that people that turn me off.

later HACK

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Sorry, forgot about the 8800GTS 320... So it is nice to know that 320Mb seems to handle all the textures without problems.

I hope that Ultra Textures, Ultra Object, and Ultra Shadows still fits into 640Mb, and it isn't "locked out" as a game option if you don't have enough vRAM, like in GRAW 1 and GRAW 2.

So you think that the CPU doesn't handle any of the effects like the physics and stuff? I turned all that on High and went down to 20FPS, it was all the Texture settings that I could crank.

Hopefully, if the CPU isn't such an issue, I could keep my Opty 165 a bit longer with a videocard change in a year, that would be sweet!

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its good that crysis is this hungry. Since this game and others appeared, gpu companies are slacking off and releasing crap for gold money. Now they know that if they want to get your money, they have to deliver.

 

Thank God for crysis for if it wasnt for it, we will keep on hoping for the next big thing that will eventually be a disappointment.


Message edited by wbirkin on 10-28-2007 at 09:26:55 PM
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Just one more thing, Your opty is fine. it's a server chip built for speed and durability like intel's xeon. Another year, no problem. It's about the graphics card now and more in the future. I love them all intel and amd.

catch you on the back side.........bye

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I'm running it on a E6750 with a 1950pro and I can get around 20fps (720 res) with textures, post processing and shaders on high.

If I turn on 2xfsaa the frame rate plummets to about 2fps which seems insane. Why does even low level AA cause such an immense impact on this game?

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If I turn on 2xfsaa the frame rate plummets to about 2fps which seems insane. Why does even low level AA cause such an immense impact on this game?



Simply because there are a massive amount of "jaggies" that must be upsampled. Notice how many jaggies are on each individual leaf, buildings, guns, people etc?

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skiet-te-kat wrote :

firstly those are not "True" DirectX10 games they are merely DirectX9 games and XBox in Lost Planet case with abit of DirectX10 features added on , Crysis is the first of a kind to be built around DirectX10 , ill give it time before Proper drivers come out



"True" DirectX 10 or not, every game that I have played so far that had DX10 "features" enabled have ran like absolute sh!t. I honestly don't think the current video cards are ready for DirectX 10 anything or games that really utilize DX9c. I think they need to double the performance of the 8800GTX in order to have anything decent out there.

Again I am talking about gaming over 1280x1024 resolution and over 1680x1050 for that matter. There are a lot of 22" plus LCD monitors out there.

The 360 doesn't seem to do too bad at 1080P and I wish I could comment on the PS3 but every game I have for it is 720P (go figure).

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On my rig at stock speeds no OC!

 

specs:
PD: 2.8GHz
4GB DDR2 800 (4x1GB)
160GB SATA 3G in RAID0
ATi HD2900XT 1GB w/GDDR4 (CAT 7.10)
Creat. X-Fi (2.15.0002)
Asus Deluxe with P35 chipset (8.3.1009) (Bios:0404)
Vista Ultimate x64

 

Game setup: 64bit version only
1280x1024, no AA, all setting at "High" except this "object something" (can't remember exact name)
it's default is set at "very high" and I can't change it.
avg fps: 33

 

with everything set to "very high" at 1280x1024 with no AA
I get 17FPS

 

This is done by using fraps.
Also this games recommends that you install a KB patch.
It's KB940105
KB patch, click here


Message edited by lp231 on 10-28-2007 at 09:43:30 PM
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incarnate wrote :

"True" DirectX 10 or not, every game that I have played so far that had DX10 "features" enabled have ran like absolute sh!t. I honestly don't think the current video cards are ready for DirectX 10 anything or games that really utilize DX9c. I think they need to double the performance of the 8800GTX in order to have anything decent out there.

Again I am talking about gaming over 1280x1024 resolution and over 1680x1050 for that matter. There are a lot of 22" plus LCD monitors out there.

The 360 doesn't seem to do too bad at 1080P and I wish I could comment on the PS3 but every game I have for it is 720P (go figure).

Neither console supports Direct X10 and 360 games playing at 1080p like Halo 3 are actually being upscaled from lower resolutions.

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Plays fine for me in XP on my Wired2fire SLI rig really pretty and smooth

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Oh forgot one little niggle the birds don't make a splash when you shoot em down over the sea!

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I think Nvidia just needs to release a new video card that is at least 2x faster than the 8800GTX so we can play some of the more recent games at 1920x1200 with some high / very high settings and a decent frame rate. This is another example of a game that we just need a bigger, better video card for, the problem is, one doesn't exist.

After seeing my systems performance in Crysis, Dirt, UT3, WIC, COD4, and Bioshock (just to name a few) at 1920x1200 I want/need a new video card. SLI isn't going to get me to where I want to be I need Nvidia to release a new video card that is fast. DX10 anything runs like sh!t on all current video cards, ATI or Nvidia, SLI or Crossfire on any resolution over 1280x1024. Add Call of Juarez DX10 Bench and Lost Planet DX10 bench in as well.

I highly doubt any of the framerate issues we are experiencing can be corrected by video drivers, and all the games I listed above are definately GPU bound not CPU bound.

Nvidia I beg release a new kick ass card! We need it! If you build it, we will buy it!



I agree with you almost completely, however, nvidia drivers are currently being optimized for Improved compatibility BioShock, Crysis, Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, Hellgate: London, and World in Conflict. Most of which are dx10, I know after the official release of the game and the next set of drivers, we will see better performance, but people such as you and I wont be satisfied until a 9800GTX or better is released.




Message edited by sgtwally on 10-28-2007 at 10:14:23 PM
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Do not use Very High settings folks .. its for future video cards not yet MADE!..
8800GTX only card and ATI equiv can run this game at high settings + 8 x AA , all those with GTS please set your Shader and Shadow setting to Medium with no or 2,4 X AA and your FPS will be ok .

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PS I meant these setting for LCD res.. I dont know about anything higher than 1024x1280 as I have a 17"er.. sorry folks.. use this command line to enable FPS
r_DisplayInfo = 1

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I know a lot of screenshots were taken on medium to low settings, but does anyone else think that the lighting looks like someone took a dump on the screen and smeared it around? :heink: ...I think maybe they were running those uber-awesome lighting scenes on something better than a Core2/GTS... :ange:

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Woah guys, I am getting massively confused.

On the Crysis Demo, I can only set Textures to High. Very High is blocked out. I have an 8800GTS 640.

Can anyone with OVER 640Mb vRAM access Very High Textures on the Demo?

I was under the impression that the demo only went to High Textures.

If this is the case I REALLY regret not going GTX or 2900XT 1GB!!!

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I repeat..

 

Do not use Very High settings folks .. its for future video cards not yet MADE!..
8800GTX only card and ATI equiv can run this game at high settings + 8 x AA , all those with GTS please set your Shader and Shadow setting to Medium with no or 2,4 X AA and your FPS will be ok .

 

This is a serious game and wilst not very CPU intensive .. ie Quads arent fully utilised.. Its very very video card dependant.. use your graphics setting properly


Message edited by rhysee on 10-28-2007 at 11:31:51 PM
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No, I mean, even if it is a "slideshow" I don't mind crawling around at 7 FPS just to "Preview" Very High Textures. Very High Textures are mainly vRAM dependent, I would just like to "preview" what I am in for if I upgrade my videocard in a year. Just curiosity.

In other words, can anyone here set Textures to Very High? Or is the Demo limited to High textures??

Like in GRAW 1, if you had a 256 MB videocard, it locked you out of even trying the highest textures.

I am not sure if anyone understands me, I'll just try when I buy the full version.


Message edited by Falken699 on 10-28-2007 at 11:37:44 PM
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falken, the very high settings is only available to those who have dx10 (and i mean vista)

Reply to wbirkin

OK, thanks wbirkin, that is EXACTLY what I needed to know.

Ok, my next question is, if you have an older computer, such as Opteron 165 DC @ 2.25 Ghz, 8800GTS 640, and you put Vista x 64 with 4 GB RAM in it, and then:

Set Very High Textures, Very High Objects, and left everything else on Medium, do you think the game would get at least 25 FPS??? Or just not bother until my next computer upgrade??

Sorry for the noob questions, I haven't even gotten to use Vista at all yet!!!


Message edited by Falken699 on 10-28-2007 at 11:42:10 PM
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Falk, go to the crysis forums and look. I am sure one of those guys has the same or close to your set up.


Message edited by SGTHACK on 10-29-2007 at 12:06:20 AM
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Falken699 wrote :

I feel that this game is quite CPU bound, there are a ton of settings just in the Demo that call for a beefy CPU.

One thing that is nice, with the 8800 series, is if you have one with over 512MB, or the 640 or 768, you get to enjoy BIG textures and it doesn't seem to impact frames.

Well, I have played the demo ALOT at this point, and the more I play it the more I like it. I was pretty "closed minded" at first, but now that I am used to the gameplay and the control scheme, I love playing it. I am just a little tired of learning new gameplay at this point, maybe it is because I am getting older or something. Or I just started playing Splinter Cell: Double Agent and I just want to play and not LEARN.

I have one, and ONLY one complaint about Crysis at this point:

What the hell are North Koreans made out of that they can suck down 8 rounds of 7.62x39 and still run off??? I can SHOOT A FREAKING TREE IN HALF, BUT A KOREAN CAN GET A WHOLE CLIP IN THE LEGS AND STILL RUN AWAY. The guns need to feel more "real lifey" is all I am getting at.


I know what u mean man. Just use the shot gun, one shot kill.

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Falk, what res. are you running?

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So has anybody else had my problem? Every once in a while it looks like I am in a box. I am not trapped though. If I move a couple of steps one way or the other, it goes away. It has gotten much better with the nvidia crysis beta drivers but I still get it once in a while. Here is the picture of what it looks like
http://img3.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/th.df213ac134.jpg

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Reply to Jedi940

i dont get that but i do get the left of my gun vanishing for a while but it only happens on the gun you drop in with.

 

Cant wait to see this game on vista :)))

 

4 gig of ram is worth it..... I got that box thing for like .5 of a split second when i jumped in the water by a pier once, but i generally just get flickering rocks in the distance. but i am using an ati.

 

i am moving from xp 32 to vista 64 so i expect a smallish drop in performance from high to v high, ane1 know how big a diff it will make? als o i am going to STRIP my vista to the core, all i want is kernel, dx, limited gui. VIVA Vlite!

 

The things i spend my money on....

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Message edited by Rabidpeanut on 10-29-2007 at 12:42:11 AM
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Rabidpeanut wrote :

i dont get that but i do get the left of my gun vanishing for a while but it only happens on the gun you drop in with.

Cant wait to see this game on vista :)))

4 gig of ram is worth it..... I got that box thing for like .5 of a split second when i jumped in the water by a pier once, but i generally just get flickering rocks in the distance. but i am using an ati.

i am moving from xp 32 to vista 64 so i expect a smallish drop in performance from high to v high, ane1 know how big a diff it will make? als o i am going to STRIP my vista to the core, all i want is kernel, dx, limited gui. VIVA Vlite!

The things i spend my money on....

Going from High in XP to Very High in Vista x64 the performance is huge; the game is completely unplayable on Very High settings with my overclocked 8800GTX.

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Heyyou27 wrote :

Going from High in XP to Very High in Vista x64 the performance is huge; the game is completely unplayable on Very High settings with my overclocked 8800GTX.


Yeah, the difference between high and very high is huge, both in performance and IQ; seriously, it's like a different game.

What's interesting is that my 320MB GTS can run very high textures with little performance impact. You'd think that with all the VRAM available on today's high end cards they would opt to use it, but I'm not complaining :D

Anyways after some time playing/fooling with the demo I have found that the shader quality setting has BY FAR the most impact on performance. I would like to see what effect overclocking the shader domain on my GTS would have, but of course, the new drivers have broken overclocking with Rivatuner :??:

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