Crysis has one of the best emotional attachements to their characters *SPOILERS*

I just finished Crysis and I never felt so attached to the characters in the game. The biggest thing for me was Prophet(the team leader) gets kidnapped early on and when he did I ran after him as if it was possible to go against the scripted scene. Secondly when he some what saves you (when you come out of the alien warship) and gives you the alien minigun. And lastly when Pycho and Nomad decide to save Prophet at the end of the game. When the admiral nukes the island I got sad that he dies but at the end you find out he doesn't and this was a case for joy.

Wow. Umm... no, I can't say I agree. I felt that area was slightly lacking in Crysis.

Sure Crysis has great moments.

You should try playing the Drakness though when Jenny gets captured and what happens though is one of the most emotional things i've seen in a game.

Emotional attatchments in Crysis?

The game has a standard Sci-Fi action movie style plot, and the characters are about as deep as a shallow puddle.

Sure Crysis has great moments.

You should try playing the Drakness though when Jenny gets captured and what happens though is one of the most emotional things i've seen in a game.

neo418

ummmmmm no but crysis is freakin osm

Emotional attatchments in Crysis?

The game has a standard Sci-Fi action movie style plot, and the characters are about as deep as a shallow puddle.

swazidoughman

Major Strickland was the best when he made his sacrfice!

"Now get off my ******* island why i draw its fire"

"STRICKLAND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

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Emotional attatchments in Crysis?

The game has a standard Sci-Fi action movie style plot, and the characters are about as deep as a shallow puddle.

King-Saddam

Well, yes, Sykes was awesome. But I thought him and Prophet were the only interesting characters at all.

Major Strickland was the best when he made his sacrfice!

"Now get off my ******* island why i draw its fire"

"STRICKLAND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

Snagal123

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Emotional attatchments in Crysis?

The game has a standard Sci-Fi action movie style plot, and the characters are about as deep as a shallow puddle.

organic_machine

Well, yes, Sykes was awesome. But I thought him and Prophet were the only interesting characters at all.

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Major Strickland was the best when he made his sacrfice!

"Now get off my ******* island why i draw its fire"

"STRICKLAND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

King-Saddam

"I'll walk on water if i have too"

Ye, Strickland was the typical guy who shouts out you down a radio, but i think he was great, had far more character to him than 95% of the other games that have "shouty guy down the radio"

I love rewatching that cutscene! :D

Crysis just had a standard Sci-fi story. Although I did like Psycho especially in Warhead "I'm British you muppet!" Favorite cutscene:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfRQF72rAYA :D

Uh...TC you don't play a lot of games do ya?

Uh...TC you don't play a lot of games do ya?

PSdual_wielder

I strongly disagree, i found Crysis plot and characters pretty generic, nothing to fancy, just your typical marines crew, i have to say that i feel more attached to GLaDOS.

The Darkness wins that category when referring to FPS games.

Even the loading screens were awesome. I remember the one where Jackie flips out about Uncle Paulie and just starts talking about killing him.

The Darkness wins that category when referring to FPS games.

Even the loading screens were awesome. I remember the one where Jackie flips out about Uncle Paulie and just starts talking about killing him.

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The Darkness wins that category when referring to FPS games.

Even the loading screens were awesome. I remember the one where Jackie flips out about Uncle Paulie and just starts talking about killing him.

XxSTILL_BORNxX

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The Darkness wins that category when referring to FPS games.

Even the loading screens were awesome. I remember the one where Jackie flips out about Uncle Paulie and just starts talking about killing him.

XxSTILL_BORNxX

Ye, as someone said early about Jenny, seriously a shocking moment in gaming, i was like "no way", not something you see in your average game, hit the heart.

The problem with the game is the gunplay, it felt wrong and clunky, trying to shoot lights out with the controller was impossible, even with the crazy auto-aim, was really wishing for a PC port but never came to be.

lol i'm sorry but crysis as a good story? the game is solid in general but has a pretty stereotypical story and stereotypical characters

You know what else has a story that's just as emotional?

Peggle Extreme. I ****ing cheer everytime I finish a round and Beethoven starts playing in the background while my final score gets counted up.

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The Darkness wins that category when referring to FPS games.

Even the loading screens were awesome. I remember the one where Jackie flips out about Uncle Paulie and just starts talking about killing him.

jg4xchamp

I liked the gunplay in the game. It was quick and the guns were really satisfying, and you could eat people's hearts.

I especially liked the part where you go through the subways and the homeless people attack you with knives. Hilariously epic.

I just finished Crysis and I never felt so attached to the characters in the game. The biggest thing for me was Prophet(the team leader) gets kidnapped early on and when he did I ran after him as if it was possible to go against the scripted scene. Secondly when he some what saves you (when you come out of the alien warship) and gives you the alien minigun. And lastly when Pycho and Nomad decide to save Prophet at the end of the game. When the admiral nukes the island I got sad that he dies but at the end you find out he doesn't and this was a case for joy.

King-Saddam

Strickland and psycho have the emotion... mainly phycho, if you had played warhead, you'd seeGTR2addict

Cant say i found myself attached to any of the characters, although the characters are rather likeable.

How do you guys not realize that he's probably being sarcastic......?Lethalhazard

while I do think Crysis is unfairly labelled as generic and shallow a lot of the time, I wouldn't go as far to say it has the most emotional characters. Then again, what is emotional to you is a very personal thing so no one can really argue with you.

For me, it would have to be a bioware game, either Mass Effect this gen or Kotor last gen.

I for one wasn't attached to the characters at all. The story was decent, and the game was AMAZING, but as far as characters go, their just guys in suits!

Major Strickland was the best when he made his sacrfice!

"Now get off my ******* island why i draw its fire"

"STRICKLAND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

Snagal123

Yesss

Psycho was pretty awesome, specially in Warhead. But no, it wasn't the voice acting or anything, it's just that there wasn't much of a dialogue but the characters had a little bit of personality.and it certainly has much more personality than most(of not all) WRPGs these days.nintendog66

I have to disagree considering I loled when Aztek got pwned like n00b.

[QUOTE="Lethalhazard"]How do you guys not realize that he's probably being sarcastic......?zarshack

The only cool character is Psycho, becuase he announces his nationality then punches muppetts in the face.

Emotional attatchments in Crysis?

The game has a standard Sci-Fi action movie style plot, and the characters are about as deep as a shallow puddle.

swazidoughman

I agree with this....

Anyone who finds themselves emotionally attached to any Crysis character, probably hasn't played many games.