Just read the literature^^

http://www.amazon.com/Crysis-Legion-Peter-Watts/dp/0345526783/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1301955338&sr=8-1

Without giving spoilers, do we learn what happened to Nomad, Psycho and Helena Rosenthal?

Gee, did we finish the ENTIRE storyline?
If not mistaken I do believe there is more to this TRIlogy than 2 iterations.

I don't know if we learn about the Crysis 1 team Maybe these events are covered in the Crysis 1 book. I haven't read the book myself yet, a friend of mine just said I should read it if I want plotholes explained, like why the Ceph are not freezy breezy anymore etc.

Without giving spoilers, do we learn what happened to Nomad, Psycho and Helena Rosenthal?

Nomad and Psycho die. It's already been said that Prophet was the only person left alive in his squad. Helena Rosenthal, idk....idk if we'll ever know about her, but who cares, she's rather a more minor character with a major role. I guess either she retired, is still with the CIA, or died as well. Who knows.

Without giving spoilers, do we learn what happened to Nomad, Psycho and Helena Rosenthal?

Helena Rosenthal, idk....idk if we'll ever know about her, but who cares, she's rather a more minor character with a major role. I guess either she retired, is still with the CIA, or died as well. Who knows.

Did you mix H. Rosenthal (Dr. Rosenthal's daughter in Crysis 1) with Tara Strickland (Major who dies to save you in Crysis 1's daughter)?

but there are still plot holes?

1. In crysis warhead there were several teams that had nanosuit's not just the team Prophet commanded.

2. We see Prophet head back to lingshuan only to end up in new york we never see what happens to nomad, psycho or elena rosenthal

3. The north korean's in crysis 1 and crysis warhead had there own version of nanosuits. So are those suits also symbiotic

4. marines who saw nanosuits in crysis 2 had no idea what they we're looking at. But marines in crysis 1 were familiar with nanosuits. There were even magazines you could find on lingshaun island in crysis that had nanosuits on there front covers. So in crysis 1 general public knew of nanosuits however in crysis 2 no one knows about them except cell and crytek.

5. why the dramatic appearance between aliens in crysis 1 and crysis 2. In crysis 1 it seems that the aliens froze the environment to suite there enviornmental needs. but in crysis 2 this is not needed ? In crysis 1 the aliens had a huge armada, but some how in crysis 2 they don't have one, and in crysis 1 the celph had superior weaponry in the form of huge massive gigantic walkers and flying behemoth's. where in crysis 2 the most powerful things they have are gunships and pingers???

and you are telling me there are no plot holes?????

give me a break

geez!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ah so thats what they hired the writer for. I knew after finishing the game it wasn't for that.

Like said, I haven't read the literature myself yet my friend just said it would cover most of the plotholes, what I know for sure, the books explain why the Ceph aren't ice based anymore, short version:

Their ice form was highly impractical for a large scale earth invasion so they redesigned themselves, from the Crysis Wiki:

The aliens in Crysis 2, which still relate to the aliens from the original games, have adapted along with the humans in order to dominate the intense warzones of Earth, going so far as to mimic their foes and commence an extreme overhaul of their technology. They have replaced their hovering Trooper automatons with trained Alien warriors in the flesh, equipped with minimalized, 7-foot high humanoid on-foot Exosuits that grant them incredible strength, speed and agility, making them more lethal than ever before.

More detailed info is in the books.

If you have to read a book to figure out what happened between two games that automatically means there are plotholes in the game.

I'm tempted to say this is like Star Wars... There's tons of extra stuff that tries to explain all the plot holes, but if it's not in the actual series, I don't really care.

If you have to read a book to figure out what happened between two games that automatically means there are plotholes in the game.

Point taken, maybe I worded it wrong. What I just wanted to say to the community: Most of the information is out there if you want to know it^^

If you have to read a book to figure out what happened between two games that automatically means there are plotholes in the game.

QFT

The "explanation" in the book is probably **** too.