ROFL! tune into Fox News at 8, Judge tells disgruntled gamer to stop wasting his time.
ROTFL

A large number of technologies used in this game. It still doesn't make this one the A+ grade game I've seen in Crysis 1. Good. things that make a PC title (we're in the pc forums...) going from an A grade to an A+ grade are:
- Destructible environment. I could blow up everything in Crysis 1. Now I can't.
- Leaves that actually move when your character moves through them.
- Animations. Those things really set the A+ apart from an A game. Animations for picking up weapons, animations for entering vehicles etc. The more the merrier. This will also greatly benefit the replayablility of this game.
- multiple angles of approach, e.g. open ground. Although in a city, this is still basically a corridor shooter with open air instead of a roof. Sure you can go 50m right or 50m left and sneak past stuff, but you cannot go a block around.
- Large stuff, large map, more players (16 :'(), more versatility. (e.g. more replayability in the long run)
- Decent physx. Use the environment, use the objects, throw stuff, lift stuff, build stuff to get up on that roof. All those nice things that make you want to think out of the box. Wouldn't it be great if the user who plays the game, finds out ways to hit objectives in ways the creators didn't think of, nor put in the game? (see deus ex for inspiration)
- Decent options screen. 3 settings... seriously? (and I know you got commands n stuff, but I would like to see these settings in the options screen as well)
- Improved graphics. I've got a mid-end card (5850) on a Q9550 @ stock and I play this game on a 2.5 MP resolution with everything at the highest detail level. That's wrong!. What reason is there to get a better graphics card. Appearently midrange is enough for maximum settings. There's so much more potential.
- AI. Yeah, that needs some work too. Even the most difficult settings isn't really challenging anymore. Mario 1 was challenging, and since then every other game is too easy.
- Do something different then the usual COD-ness. We've seen that, and the great cod lineup ended with COD2. Sure, most won't agree, and I don't care

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QFT!I guess some of console guys posting up in this topic don't get it... but well, not everyone has a capable gaming platform. What's AAA+++ for you is barely B for others

Hey it's taken 4 pages for someone to actually post something reasonable! You shouldn't be congratulating him, you should ashamed of yourselves lol.
I can understand M2M complaints, I'm surprised to hear that they've scaled down the destructible environments and environmental interations, that was one of the things that really amazed by Crysis 1 the attention to detail.
According to IGN it is 16 player, if it's not then that's bad.
I disagree about having more options, it is far better to optimize the user experience by simplify things as much as possible.
CoD was the worst thing to happen to gaming...