Crytek, meanwhile, made a deal with EA to develop a whole new game called Crysis, which would become famous for having realistic physics rendering and graphics far beyond consumer PCs' capabilities. Crysis would become the benchmark for high-end computers for many years afterward.
"but can it run crysis" is ALSO a condemnation of the games sloppy coding. and you can see they've proudly continued this lack of quality coding in their current GaaS game, hunt showdown. where you have bugs that i've personally never seen in other games.
like i replied to the original comment that person is complaining about, she's had some really dumb takes but is usually in the right ballpark. those dumb takes were also cases where she doubled down and yeah, that subreddit is basically a safespace for their superusers/content creators.
"but can it run crysis" is ALSO a condemnation of the games sloppy coding. and you can see they've proudly continued this lack of quality coding in their current GaaS game, hunt showdown. where you have bugs that i've personally never seen in other games.