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You can exchange weapons only if they have different attachments or modifications.So, a silencer attached Scarab differs from a Scarab with Reflex.If you encounter the exact same weapon as the one you are holding, you will only take the ammo from it.Weapons do not wear in Crysis 2 campaign or multiplayer.

This site cannot give you legal advice. However, it may be legal in your jurisdiction to download a DRM-free copy of the game (e.g. via BitTorrent) since you already own the game. It may still be legal even if the EULA claims that you can’t do it (many sections in EULAs do not have force of law in many jurisdictions). You will have to research the legality ...

In Crysis 1, when the silencer is used, the damage reduction over distance is greatly increased. So in close range using the silencer should be as effective as not using it, but it quickly becomes less and less effective.From forum posts and wikis, it seems that it behaves the same in Crysis 2.

You sure can! Heres how:Open : //// C:Program Files/Electronic Arts/Crytek/Crysis 2/Demobin32/Crysis2Launcher.iniAdd the two lines :Code:con_restricted = 0cl_fov = 80 (where this is your field of view setting) another link

Unfortunately, the answer is no. The full list of accepted retail games is found here and a forum post, containing a similar question, is found here.

Upgrading to Crysis 2 v1.9 and installing the DX11 tessellation patch has enabled me to play regardless of what else I have running. I'm not sure which of these two installs did it, but I suspect it was the v1.9 upgrade.

So a Google search showed that many have faced the problem and it seems that Crytek hasn't released a patch fixing it.One method is to start from the previous mission. The one before corporate collapse. Don't load a saved game, go to New Game > Mission Select.After pinger battle

DirectX 9 was mainly intended for use on Windows Vista and windows 7 machines, and the technology available at the time.When those operating systems were released, you often saw 'Gaming PC's' with dual-core processors, 8GB of RAM, 1GB of VRAM, and so on. DirecX9 was specifically catered to look best, while performing the best on these generation of ...

What this means is that you can bring up your visor (I think the default is 'B', not sure though, haven't played in a while) and you'll be able to see yellow squares with letters inside of them.If you aim at these squares, they'll have different information (some examples include 'Resupply', 'Stealth', 'LedgeGrab'). They generally reveal hidden weapons ...

Have you tried the 'i' key? In the first Crysis, it was the key to turn night vision on and off.Or are you referring to the 'nanovision'? Press the 'N' key to toggle it on or off.Hope this helps!

Some combination of rebooting and verifying the integrity of the game cache via Steam sorted it out.

I had the same error. This is how I fixed it:Copy all .dll files from the 'bin32' directory and paste them in the main directory.

If you don’t want to mess around with the nitty-gritty file details, there is a GUI-based launcher for Windows: http://www.incrysis.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=33008.It works for regular Crysis 2, at least.

Create a shortcut for Crysis2Demo.exe; in its properties write your commands:E:GamesCrysis2Demobin32Crysis2Demo.exe +cl_fov=85+r_DrawNearFoV=85 +pl_movement.power_sprint_targetFov=85 +g_skipIntro=1 +r_Glow=0

According to the developers there shouldn't be any differences. In any case, here's a video comparison of actual gameplay between the 2 platforms (and the PC).

You need to enable the Developer Mode in order to be able to use these commands. To enable the developer mode, you need to start the game with the '-devmode' command line parameter (either edit the start menu shortcut or create a batch file containing 'Crysis2.exe -devmode'. When the developer mode is enabled, you'll be able to use the following key...

There is no way to change difficulty mid-game. However, you can replay a chapter with a desired difficulty, which seems to be the best compromise in your case.

Dog tags in Crysis 2 multiplayer serve two functions: They serve as a player icon for the player profile.As playersprogress through the game and multiplayer, they can unlock new dogtags to use.They are dropped by players upon death and can be collected by the player who killed them. Collecting dog tags unlocks support-measures such as the Orbital Strike. ...

According to sources I could find online, Crysis 2 uses SecuROM for disc checking, and uses TAGES Solidshield to enforce a 5 activation limit per serial number. It does not appear to use an always-on DRM scheme like Steam and Origin do.The Steam edition removes the SecuRom, (as there is no disc) but keeps the TAGES DRM. It seems like it's possible to '...

There should be no differences. Crytek even dares players to find differences. See http://nexus404.com/Blog/2011/03/17/crytek-challenges-players-to-find-360ps3-crysis-2-differences-crytek-responds-to-claims-that-ps3-version-of-crysis-2-is-inferior-to-360-version-by-challenging-players-to-find-a-meaningful-differen/

You have to switch to attachment ( 'Use' I think, i have remapped it from F, afair correctly) and then activate it with fire. Its very useful in MP when u can lure some enemies on your holo.Visual effect on weapon, when you switch to holo module is - smallest crosshair and weapon pointed a bit up - then fire will launch hologram. Remember - you should ...