So hermits, which is graphics king now: Crysis or Battlefield 3?
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No for **** sake. I really want to throw insults at you so badly. I said it seems the game has a grayish-green TONE! Some kind of crappy color grading/tint they're using. I'n BF3's case everything must be blue and gray!!! Look at Crysis 1 on consoles, it has an ugly blue tone. Ex.This just in! Plants are green!
Like I said, there's plenty of pics of Crysis 2 on the web. You pick one that shows a load of foliage.
I've never been to NYC, but since it's on the planet Earth, I'm going to take a wild stab in the dark and assume that the plants there are green too.
-Unreal-
Here's a minor example of foliage. Look at the shrubs on the ground in front of you in BF3, it's a a sprite with 6 sides. Now look at the shrub at the bottom of Crysis (Warhead?). In contrast, Crysis' looks full and 3-dimensional. And moves when you walk through it. [spoiler] 
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It's clear to me that while Battlefield 3's artistic ****allows for prettier screenshots, but when it comes down to the individual elements of what make up each game's graphics - Crysis is technically a lot better. Battlefield 3 seems to have a lot more effects going on simultaneously, but most of the effects that do appear in Crysis look more advanced and detailed. Objects have more detail and can be destroyed in a more realistic manner. Try shooting a wooden fence and observes how the wood breaks. Then try to break anything wooden in Battlefield 3 and see if the wood breaks in the same manner.
[QUOTE="mitu123"]Water and foliage I give to Crysis, everything else including textures can be debatable with screens. Animation and lighting goes to BF3 though. I still think Crysis has better animation and lighting as well :) Even some simple ToD mods can bring phenomenal lighting. Battlefield 3's animations aren't that amazing either... Fine, some pics, lol:[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"] Crysis looks better in most departments by a slight amount, and in other areas in a huge amount. For example, load up both games and go look at the water :lol:. Or the character models, or a majority of the texture-work, foliage, trees, etc....
KHAndAnime
Game looks better and worse than Crysis, deal with it.:P
[QUOTE="mitu123"][QUOTE="gamebreakerz__"] Really? gamebreakerz__There are good rocks and then there are bad rocks, and that's Warhead(not Crysis 1) I'm fairly sure Crysis and Warhead are lumped into the same category.... And yeah some areas are bad but generally you have to go off the beaten track to find them, which is a result of an open world style (or massive levels at least) where are BF3 is quite linear and easier to perfect. Crysis 2 had some abysmal textures even with the mods, where as with Crysis I found it difficult to find bad areas with all the mods applied. BF3 is great all over but it just didn't have that wow factor for me when I first played Crysis. If only Crysis 2 was PC focused and native DX11 on release.... or BF3 had mod tools.... Crysis Warhead looks better and worse than Crysis though.:P Seeing how Crysis is open and leads to more exploring, I'm surprised people don't notice the flaws if they were to play Crysis like it was intended to do so, or probably ignored it because they're memorized by Crysis's consistent great graphics, but some of things are inexcusable, like the last mission is the smallest mission in the game(could be a COD map) and there are still bad textures here and there. Crysis was unlike anything out there, of course it'll wow everyone, but the fact is while Crysis still outdoes BF3 in areas, in others BF3 is close and even surpasses it, also, how did the jet mission in BF3 not impress you?:P Here we have a screen of good and bad graphics at the same time:
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BF3 on Ultra + Destrubile Enviroments (yes i know everything is not destrutible.)
HaloinventedFPS
Crysis has way better destruction
As if. The only thing I can remember from the original Crysis was shooting down trees and blowing apart tin houses. In Battlefield, you bring down freakin' buildings.
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