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Additionally, rumors of a DirectX 11 patch made their way through the internet over the past few weeks, and on April 8th an official Crytek voice announced that there would indeed be a patch for the game. No release date or details beyond that were given. We'll be sure to revisit the comparison once it's out. You need a javascript enabled browser to watch videos. Crytek made an enormous deal about the lighting systems in Crysis when it was previewed years ago. Looking down the barrel of your gun or walking under foliage, the sunlight would affect everything.
Like in real life, too much light tends to make things more translucent and makes details disappear into the brightness. Both of these things happen in Crysis and Crysis Warhead. From what we can tell, Crysis 2 simplified the lighting system quite a bit.
You still get the sunstreams, but they don't seem to affect objects as much. The first set of shots below show how sunlight affects the overall look of the game. In Crysis you'd get tremendously contrasted regions, and Warhead's sun went as far as to completely blind out part of the hillside and everything on it.
In Crysis 2 we'd get that sort of effect in some pre-scripted sequences, but it didn't seem to happen during gameplay. Gallery Crysis Crysis Warhead Crysis 2. Crysis 2 also took a step backward where your ability to destroy in-game objects is concerned. We found a few instances where you could break stuff, like benches, cars, and the occasional setup object meant to crush enemies. Both Crysis and Crysis Warhead let you tear apart most things, within reason. Any loosely setup structure could literally be punched to pieces.
Boxes and trees trembled before your might. The slow-moving vehicles were practically begging to be blown to bits. Crysis 2 takes place in a city, which makes trees and plants less of a concern.
The jungle island settings of Crysis and Crysis Warhead demanded that they be meticulously rendered. Crysis 2 has similar foliage, but it doesn't behave the same way. Palm fronds would bend out of your way in the original title.
They are both nano-suit team members. Both games have story mode and multi-player. If you are going to play Crysis, buy both games. More topics from this board Milkman Playeth: Crysis Warhead. Black screen after loading? Tech Support 1 Answer How to climb ladder out of water? General 5 Answers How do I get to the other side of the aircraft carrier in frozen paradise?
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User Info: cody Warhead follows the story of one of your teammates from the main Crysis story through a few missions. Warhead is a bit shorter, MUCH more linear, and has fewer mods than the original as well.
If you're only getting one, get the original Crysis, it's better as a stand-alone game than Warhead, and WH makes more sense if you play Crysis first. Embrace the VRevolution. Does just Crysis have sandbox mode and multiplayer? How do i get to the sandbox mode?
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