Did ANYONE read this?

http://secure.gamesas.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=58&t=58873&hilit=steven+hall&start=20

I just read it, i was boring. If you don't read it, read it ALL. It's a lot to explain, the "Unknown" data pad was obviously a hint of Nomad's survival, Steven also speak about Lockhart nephew, and it seems like Blackhart initiative it's something important.
And apparently in the time of Crysis 3, Silverback/Lockhart was an active nanosuit opperative.
(ALL THIS STEVEN SAID IT BEFORE WE DISCOVERED THE "UNKNOWN" DATA PAD, SO.. )


Maybe this ideas are for a new game, there is much to explain, many questions with out and answer, all this things can't be respond ON ONLY ONE DLC, if you know what i mean.. I preffer they save it for a new Crysis, for the Crysis franchies continues

This man did a fantastic job writing the Crysis 3 story. I imagine it is extremely difficult writing something as a conclusion as opposed to writing it all from the very start. Also the link in that thread points to an even more intriguing website.

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WMG/Crysis

They make settings later to be convenient.
There is an extremely big contradiction since Crysis2.

Crysis 3 had lots of lore hidden in the intel files and stuff but they barely meant anything at all in the actual game... I blame the short development cycle.

They make settings later to be convenient.
There is an extremely big contradiction since Crysis2.
Please elaborate.

This man did a fantastic job writing the Crysis 3 story.

Shouldn't be too hard when 20 years have gone by

This man did a fantastic job writing the Crysis 3 story.

Shouldn't be too hard when 20 years have gone by
Heh I guess you could get away with anything really, given a large enough time gap