your right, it is weird reading all these theories and not seeing one say anything about the aliens. And how in the end of the crysis the remnants of the original team head back into the bubble. You don't even know if Gen. Lee actually dies when he is taken by the aliens in the end.-Seraph- said:It's funny hearing all these story theories and everyone constantly forgetting the aliens and how the first game left off. While all these theories are good, I really can't see most of it happening as there is the whole predicament with freaking aliens waking up ready to turn earth into a giant ice ball.
not a zaar said:I never played Crysis beyond the demo, but something always bothered me. Early on you see the very mangled remains of one of your comrades who is still wearing (sort of) one of these suits. Then, he is completely disintegrated by remote control. None of your squad mates even blinks at this, the fact that your higher ups have the power to instantly murder you and leave no trace at the touch of a button. More troubling is that fact that they are more than happy to do this rather than let the suit fall into "the wrong hands."
Crysis is not an over the top sci-fi game. Warhammer 40K is an over the top sci-fi game. Crysis tries to be fairly realistic. That's also the point of the nano-suit. It offers a plausible explanation for your superpowers and your ability to take on a whole army by yourself, instead of just making you a Duke Nukem type "bring-em on character".not a zaar said:Because this is an over the top sci fi action game, that's why.-Seraph- said:Bland and boring? not really, it's practical. Why does it need to be this flashy extravagant thing? It's something used buy the military and making it practical is the primary concern along with functionality. The suit looks fine and looks realistic and something thats feasible. I'd much prefer to play as someone wearing one of these than stupid looking 40K armor or the likes. This suit and Halo's are by far the best super suit designs made because they are simple, and functional/practical.not a zaar said:While I'm here I'd also like to say that this costume design is really bland and unoriginal. Look at the suit, it's basically an anatomical drawing of major muscle groups and a pair of ski visors.
Are you ficken M Night Shyamalan?!?!Ultrajoe said:Personally, I think the rogue AI discovers a plot by other Rogue AI to create rogue AI and infect power-armour wearing power-armour with a virus that turns them into zombies.
Also, it turns out your side is evil. But you were secretly being controlled by the enemy anyway, who were really a sub-faction of the good guys gone rogue hiring you out to mercenary AI's gone rogue: So, in the end, it turns out you have no fucking idea who you're working for or what you are so you just snap and kill everything you can see with a Chaingun Chaingun to be safe.
And then you are the Demons.
No it says the Nano 2 is released 4 years after the first suit, not the first game - the suits were already being used before the game.destroyer2k said:Nanosuit 2 will be used 4 years after crysis 1. So if this is for crysis 2 than story will go 4 years after the events of crysis.
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