 » Tue Dec 04, 2012 8:57 am
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      75% of Crysis 1 
-Power Struggle,
-nozoom fire, 
-good lasersight, 
-sprint at sides (strafe), 
-no lagged weapons, 
-precise dsg, 
-laser to the dsg, 
-sprint without speedmode, 
-ftp access, 
-free mods, 
-dlc-free, 
-shop-system, 
-rank/prestige system in powerstruggle, 
-nuclear weapons,
-tanks, 
-vehicles, 
-helicopters, 
-vtol, 
-normal bazooke, 
-fast reload of heavy weapons
-the possibility of crawling,
-Punk Buster, 
-ability to modify weapons attachments during the game 
-weapon menu like in singleplayer, 
-inertia customization, 
-complete lack of killstreaks and perks (IT'S NOT CALL OF DUTY!).
This 25% of Crysis 2 is:
-catching the edges
-sideslip
-nanovision
-gamemods
-pro mode
-depreciation of a fall from a height
-awesome binoculars (better than Crysis 1)
-spot system
-airstomp
I pretty much agree with this list. But if you were putting a % figure on what this list represents, a % on meaningful gameplay mechanics from C1 vs C2, I'd say it looks more like 85-90% C1 to 15-10% C2. Which would be just fine by me. To me most of the features listed for C2 are nice little features, emphasis on little, and doesn't represent a meaningful improvement to the crysis franchise's gameplay. 
I want to ask people who want a combination of both, what they feel C2 does better than C1 as far as core gameplay goes. because as far as I'm concerned C2 FPS gameplay represents a downgrade in just about every way to C1. Enemy variety is possibly 1 point I'd give to C2