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Also, regarding the DSG-1: picture it as a Pimp My Gun kind of thing, it's as if someone tried to make a PSG-1 out of the parts of a DSR-1. It's got the long, solid handguard with the barrel projecting forward of it (though it has a strange almost shotgun-esque grip below the main part of the handguard, which seems based on the lower part of the DSR-1's grip), the same magazine placement, a very similar stock, and, of course, the name is a dead giveaway of what they were going for with it. I know Frankenguns can be a little hard to place, but as with the SL-8 / GK-8, they tend to announce what they're trying for in Crysis. [[User:Vangelis|Vangelis]] 05:08, 27 February 2011 (UTC) | Also, regarding the DSG-1: picture it as a Pimp My Gun kind of thing, it's as if someone tried to make a PSG-1 out of the parts of a DSR-1. It's got the long, solid handguard with the barrel projecting forward of it (though it has a strange almost shotgun-esque grip below the main part of the handguard, which seems based on the lower part of the DSR-1's grip), the same magazine placement, a very similar stock, and, of course, the name is a dead giveaway of what they were going for with it. I know Frankenguns can be a little hard to place, but as with the SL-8 / GK-8, they tend to announce what they're trying for in Crysis. [[User:Vangelis|Vangelis]] 05:08, 27 February 2011 (UTC) | ||
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Revision as of 12:50, 11 October 2011
I thought the SCAR was more like the G36c but i guess not.
The grip of the Bauer SOCOM is the grip of a Walther P99, isn't it?
Shouldn't we add the images of the weapons from the Crysis Wiki? They give a better view of the weapons than just the screen-shots alone on the page.
- The Crysis Wiki's images look awful; they're poorly cropped with horrendous jagged edges. They also have a tendency to be too dark, which makes the actual shape of the weapon extremely indistinct. I'd rather we get some decent in-world images than boring cropped weapon-and-nothing-else ones anyway. Vangelis 21:11, 10 February 2011 (UTC)
- Sounds good, unfortunately I don't have the game, sorry.
- I notified one of the admins about this. Hopefully, we should see a change. - Kenny99 05:56, 27 February 2011 (UTC)
Crysis 2
I looked at the CryEngine 3 trailer and I saw some kind of assault rifle that looks like a Heckler & Koch G3 so Crysis 2 will probably take place in Europe. - Kenny99 16:00, 29 December 2009 (UTC)
- The G3 actually has a pretty big following in Africa, especially old CETMEs.
-The assault rifle in Crysis 2 looks far more like a Bushmaster ACR than a G3.
- I got the image of this unknown assault rifle and it looks a lot like a Bushmaster ACR. I think that the game made this assault rifle more futeristic. - Kenny99 00:44, 8 January 2010 (UTC)
Someone needs to start a W.I.P. Crysis 2 page.
Does anyone know What the caliber of the SCAR in this game is, in the first one I remember it being 6.8x45mm. - Mr. Wolf
SCAR
It actually looks a lot like an XM8 with the front end of this thing.
Also, regarding the DSG-1: picture it as a Pimp My Gun kind of thing, it's as if someone tried to make a PSG-1 out of the parts of a DSR-1. It's got the long, solid handguard with the barrel projecting forward of it (though it has a strange almost shotgun-esque grip below the main part of the handguard, which seems based on the lower part of the DSR-1's grip), the same magazine placement, a very similar stock, and, of course, the name is a dead giveaway of what they were going for with it. I know Frankenguns can be a little hard to place, but as with the SL-8 / GK-8, they tend to announce what they're trying for in Crysis. Vangelis 05:08, 27 February 2011 (UTC)
AAA
The Anti-Aircraft Tank bears a certain resemblance to the Russian 9K22 Tunguska, don't you think?