Crysis
Reddit take
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Pros
- It’s like playing Crysis (2007) on a GeForce 256 (1999).
- Yeah...Crysis and Red Faction were incredible for this.
- Even without the graphics, the way the foliage reacts to the player, or falls apart realistically when shot, and hands pick up weapons are still underutilized in games.
- Crysis 1 was fun.
- One really cool thing about how detailed this game is, is the fact when you simulate a nuke in the game via a mod, every vegetation, destructible object/structure, etc reacts to the explosion as expected.
Cons
- Parent context: So what type of application or scenario does this thrive in? Im pretty computer savy but know nothing of a homelab setup. Reply: I do independent research on LLMs, because you can't run Crysis on this.
- I remember when running Crysis was the benchmark to know if you got a good gaming PC or not and even then lol
Sentiment
8 positive (80%) · 1 mixed (10%) · 1 negative (10%)
Trust + time weighted score: +69% · raw score 70%
What redditors said (10 of 10)
Parent context: So what type of application or scenario does this thrive in? Im pretty computer savy but know nothing of a homelab setup. Reply: I do independent research on LLMs, because you can't run Crysis on this.
It’s like playing Crysis (2007) on a GeForce 256 (1999).
Yeah...Crysis and Red Faction were incredible for this.
Even without the graphics, the way the foliage reacts to the player, or falls apart realistically when shot, and hands pick up weapons are still underutilized in games.
I remember when running Crysis was the benchmark to know if you got a good gaming PC or not and even then lol
Crysis 1 was fun.
One really cool thing about how detailed this game is, is the fact when you simulate a nuke in the game via a mod, every vegetation, destructible object/structure, etc reacts to the explosion as expected.
I still love what Crysis did, and it was insanely impressive at the time. People often talk about it like it was just a tech demo, but the art design was amazing, with incredibly fun gameplay with dynamic combat spaces.
man, this game is just timeless.
I was already impressed with Crysis on Switch
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