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EA could possibly be remastering Crysis
- Thread starter Komo
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That would mean remastering something people have actually asked for.
Can't have any of that.
Um...These screenshots are taken from reddit, but the new footage showcases the new Cryengine's Global Illumination tech with how the lighting and colors of the foliage in the sunlight is much brighter and more of a feeling of depth compared to how flat it looks in the original
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In addition, the suit automatically switches to speed mode when the player started sprinting, much like how the suit modes worked in Crysis 2/3
Oh shit?
I mean I imagine any sort of Crysis remaster would be something that would require prodding from Crytek's end, because I can't imagine EA actually caring that much about the Crysis games in general to want to do a remake in spite of an apparent lack of demand.
Like I can see why the C&C remaster with Petroglyph happened (since they could just look at how well Microsoft was doing with Age of Empires or Blizzard with the Starcraft remaster), but I would be really surprised if anybody at EA really wanted a Crysis remaster without being offered a deal from Crytek where they would be paying for a good chunk of the dev costs while EA would handle publishing them again.
Like I can see why the C&C remaster with Petroglyph happened (since they could just look at how well Microsoft was doing with Age of Empires or Blizzard with the Starcraft remaster), but I would be really surprised if anybody at EA really wanted a Crysis remaster without being offered a deal from Crytek where they would be paying for a good chunk of the dev costs while EA would handle publishing them again.
He's saying it's not as prevalent as it was last gen jeez. And he's right the physics in both of those games aren't mind blowing in the slightest but they do offer pretty good destruction
Isn't that what I said that because it's not in every game people think it's absent.
And the destruction in Siege is absolutely special, it's what makes the game so unique...to say it's not in the slightest shows unawareness about how much the game revolves around it.
the thing to consider here is that time of day starts moving as soon as you cross a threshoold there, changing ambient lighting actually. - considering the game save thing did not happen in their footage, they either already triggered the game save and caused time of day to advance, or it is indeed a different version of Crysis.These screenshots are taken from reddit, but the new footage showcases the new Cryengine's Global Illumination tech with how the lighting and colors of the foliage in the sunlight is much brighter and more of a feeling of depth compared to how flat it looks in the original
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In addition, the suit automatically switches to speed mode when the player started sprinting, much like how the suit modes worked in Crysis 2/3
the compass looks different on the top picture unless it can also appear like that in the original?
No that's not what you said and you misinterpreted what OP said. He doesn't think it's absent. To repeat myself, they're saying it's not as much of a focus this gen as it was last gen and he's right. Not a big deal. And to each his own: Siege was impressive to me at the e3 reveal and around the time it launched, but it's been a while and it stops being as impressive years later.