And here it is... the culmination of all that is to come...

Post » Sat Mar 07, 2009 7:33 pm

This post, from 3 hours ago, gives us PS3 users an idea of what to expect from crytek... proof they are ignoring our end of the spectrum... PC has just been patched.

Also, the changes they made (such as removing auto aim completely) prove that these issues are not just on our end, and are not in our imaginations. They are real problems. And somebody got theirs fixed...... just not us....


http://attackofthefanboy.com/news/crysis-2-update-released/
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Post » Sun Mar 08, 2009 2:09 am

But you notice they didn't fix the main issues... aka LAG.....
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Post » Sat Mar 07, 2009 5:53 pm

We don't give a **** that they haven't released a patch yet. In fact they need to submit the patch to Sony before Sony will release it as an update (Which apparently takes 3 weeks to finalize). PC users receive the update directly from EA, except if it's a steam download in which I don't think they have a steam update yet.

What the PS3 forum wants is some acknowledgement from the dev team, something that says, "Hey, we're here and have noted your concerns, we'll be working on remedies to the issues at hand"
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Post » Sat Mar 07, 2009 3:04 pm

The "Match never initiate- Fixed." Has NOT been fixed! I have been experiencing this the last couple of games already and it's quite annoying!
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Post » Sat Mar 07, 2009 12:59 pm

well lag im sure is something PC doesnt fix due to several factors, A: PC is probably using dedicated servers with optimum tech. B: The game doesnt even lag THAT terribly on platform, and PC usually (if properly set up) has much faster processing speed, and many PC gamers have the most uber fast connections available. I still dont understand the lag issue. Im running my PS3 through wireless connection via cable internets lowest and cheapest package available, and i still get MVP quite often.. Borat50, wherever he is, can vouch to my abilities in that department. So while i have noticed it, and im sure some users are experiencing this even worse than i am, I think the issue will be hard to fix, if fixable at all, just due to how vague and inconclusive the issues are that create the lag. Too many variables to consider. sure the platforms are the same, but internet connections never are. How long your ethernet is, whether or not you use wireless, what type of bitrate package you subscribe to, cable vs DSL vs T3, how many people are using the service in your grid, how many lines are tapped into it within your home network, etc.... all can contribute to lag. its just hard to narrow down a cause, and so many people (like myself) dont experience lag on a devastating level.
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Post » Sat Mar 07, 2009 3:17 pm

well lag im sure is something PC doesnt fix due to several factors, A: PC is probably using dedicated servers with optimum tech. B: The game doesnt even lag THAT terribly on platform, and PC usually (if properly set up) has much faster processing speed, and many PC gamers have the most uber fast connections available. I still dont understand the lag issue. Im running my PS3 through wireless connection via cable internets lowest and cheapest package available, and i still get MVP quite often.. Borat50, wherever he is, can vouch to my abilities in that department. So while i have noticed it, and im sure some users are experiencing this even worse than i am, I think the issue will be hard to fix, if fixable at all, just due to how vague and inconclusive the issues are that create the lag. Too many variables to consider. sure the platforms are the same, but internet connections never are. How long your ethernet is, whether or not you use wireless, what type of bitrate package you subscribe to, cable vs DSL vs T3, how many people are using the service in your grid, how many lines are tapped into it within your home network, etc.... all can contribute to lag. its just hard to narrow down a cause, and so many people (like myself) dont experience lag on a devastating level.
This.
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Post » Sat Mar 07, 2009 5:18 pm

? what about it
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