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It'll be much more better and open I imagine... but it is only single player and we saw how they managed to screw that up on MoH

Oh, I agree this will be better and more open, I'm just saying the gameplay looks extremely similar. I think DICE will have things ironed out better than Danger Close did, though.

Looks pretty darn good! That said, I'm definitely looking forward to seeing some multiplayer footage. I wonder how nice the graphics are going to be in multiplayer as compared to the single-player. Hopefully they're not scaled down too much.

Looks pretty darn good! That said, I'm definitely looking forward to seeing some multiplayer footage. I wonder how nice the graphics are going to be in multiplayer as compared to the single-player. Hopefully they're not scaled down too much.

The graphics should be identical. SP simply adds scripted events, extra dialogue and music, and more locales.

The graphics should be identical. SP simply adds scripted events, extra dialogue and music, and more locales.

Nice. In all honesty, I'm not sure why I'm so concerned about it, since my aging Core 2 Quad build isn't going to be able to run this thing at full specs anyways. :laugh:

Am I the only one who dosn't find scripted stuff impressive? Roll on Multiplayer footage I say.
No, I'll join you in your boat for the war on SP scripted events. Yes it looked great, but lets be honest. None of us are here for the SP campaign, it's ALL about the MP.

Until I see some MP footage (beta or otherwise) I'm gonna keep my hopes down.

No, I'll join you in your boat for the war on SP scripted events. Yes it looked great, but lets be honest. None of us are here for the SP campaign, it's ALL about the MP.
Bah... Let me guess, deathmatch, capture the flag, territory control, with new graphics? I don't understand why people buy these games for MP, it's always the same uninspired modes with different guns and graphics. I think Crysis has always been more focused on delivering a fascinating campaign than mp, it's not like we're talking about Battlefield or such MP-centric franchise.
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