Re: Crysis 3 Final Boss Bug Fix Crack
Diann Wald
Update: I have read that I need to use the visor and shoot in his face until the 3 arms is glowing orange. When it's orange it means it's vulnerable and I can shot the arm. Rinse and repeat with each arm.
When the suit is overcharged, you can fire the mortar without depleting ammo, and it does devastating damage to this boss. You'll have to aim a little bit high in order to get the mortar rounds to connect, but playing on the "normal" difficulty I didn't have any trouble taking each of the arms down with 2-3 volleys. I didn't wait for any particular vulnerability, I just shot the mortars at the arms like mad.
Sometimes your suit will tell you that an attack is incoming - when it does, you want to get to the outer ring and hide. Although overcharging the suit supposedly makes you invulnerable, there are a couple of "insta kill" attacks it has that bypass this.
Once you've destroyed an arm, the boss will pick you up and you have to mash a button to keep it from killing you. When it drops you, there will be enemies that spawn. Run to another alien power source and drop your mortar, then deal with the enemies. Once the boss returns, overcharge the suit, grab the mortar, and repeat the process.
There are sentry guns hanging around that can help you take down the lower level enemies the boss spawns, if you want to hack them between rounds of arm destruction. Just make sure you stash your mortar weapon first, so you don't lose it or have to drag it to the next alien power source when the boss is active - it's heavy and slows down your movement speed.
There are a bunch of other bits of stuff hanging around here, so you can use the disposable rocket launchers or hit it with arrows if you so choose, but I found the mortar to be the most direct and easy to employ solution.
I did get the platinum for the PS3 version some days ago, but I want to note one thing about the game: The boss fight at the end is downright awful. When you get the TAC or whatever it is called, you have to fight off enemy aliens that come from behind the boss and wait for it's weak spot to be open and use the TAC to blow off part of it. But here is my problem. The boss will shoot out it's ice laser to freeze you and just get obliterated and sent to recent checkpoint as a result because you have to deal with enemy aliens as well, it becomes difficult to sprint your arse out of the way. I think personally the boss was not playtested well at all.
Same. I didn't have any problems during the entire game, except for some parts that were frustrating. But the boss ending was terrible. I developed a technique to eliminate the second form. And, watching some videos on YouTube, I realized that even "pro players" need to abuse some very specific techniques to eliminate this form. You can't play naturally, you have to be hiding in rubble and abusing the nanosuit.
It was actually pretty easy. I just went around the burning planes and hid behind the main "building" of the aircraft career. From there you're pretty safe and can take out the flying enemies one at a time, before using the TAC gun on the boss. Also there are checkpoints at every single step so it's really no big deal.
I found it best to run to the right hand side, almost all the way to where the flames are. There will be a large rock there with some floodlights beside it, and a large cache of mini gun, gausse, and rocket launcher ammo. This will be your position for the entirety of the fight.
I admit this game was extremely janky and rage inducing at quite a few parts on Delta difficulty due to clunky controls, sluggish aiming, and god awful, sometimes downright unfair AI. So I was expecting to have a real bitch of a time with the final boss, but I actually knocked it out in less than 10 mins. I got to the final checkpoint first try just by finding that lucky spot. Hope this helps someone else struggling with this in the future. ?
I had multiple fails (in the 20's) during Reckoning. Not only the big boss, but the onboard flames, the large flying Seth crashing hear me (blue explosions)...and the 4 legged mechanical spider looking all dorky.
From all over the web: Within the last 4 days, I had upgraded the NVIDIA drivers, so I tried rolling back my NVIDIA drivers. Deleted half of my save points I changed the start button properties to reflect -DX9, I turned all the sound stuff down, changed my in-game resolutions, and lowered my graphics options. I even tried making Nomad look away when the big explosions took place. Nothing worked.
Then I saw GPU-Z running on my 2nd monitor. Just for giggles, I shut that down. Edited everything back to highest standards, resolution back to 2560 x 1080, turnd VSYNC back on and optimized my game settings.. BAZINGA! I played the last half of Reckoning, killing the big beasts, running around the deck among the flames.. and no more crashes.
I had logged some of the GPU-Z history to file, and at no time was my video card above 81F degrees (95 is the unsafe zone). Was it all GPU-Z's fault? I have no idea, but it had something to do with it.
In order to maximize their force on Lingshan the KPA does field a few squads of Nanosuit equipped Supersoldiers, they serve as shock troopers and assassins wielding Miniguns, LAW launchers, Sub-machine guns and Sniper Rifles. They also employ EMP grenades along with normal grenades. The KPA Nanosuit soldiers serve as the elite forces of the KPA, they are able to combat and defeat Ceph Units even if extremely out-numbered. Tough and enhanced these supersoldiers are a force to be reckoned with.
Encountered only in Core. They are skilled in zero-gravity combat. Highly maneuverable, they are capable of dodging fire. Armed with molecular accelerators (MOACs), they sometimes instead charge, their melee attack being oftentimes lethal. The player actually can grab them just like the KPA soldiers, however it is more difficult since they are very mobile.
It is unknown whether other Ceph units simply harbor these aliens, or whether they are a distinctly separate form of life, nor is it known whether they are capable of surviving in a high-gravity environment.
Suggested Weaponry: SCAR (although it is impossible to have this weapon in the mission "Core", unless you discard it in Awakening before the cutscene leading up to fighting General Kyong), FY71, shotgun, submachine gun. If the player aims correctly, the shotgun will kill them in 1-2 shots. The best way to kill a single one is to enable cloak mode, sneak up, and grab it. The alien will automatically die when the player throws it. If there is a horde of them, outrunning or outmaneuvering may be the player's only options.
A medium-sized flying Ceph unit. Highly maneuverable. These units are seen from the beginning of the game, being responsible for the death of Jester, but are not directly engaged until Paradise Lost, large number in Exodus, though can be killed in Awakening.
The scout is vulnerable to all firearms. Since they are relatively tough when compared to KPA forces, they are most effectively taken down with two rounds of the EM70 Gauss rifle or the FY71's Incendiary Rounds.
The scout's offensive weaponry primarily consists of the molecular accelerator (MOAC), which effectively allows the scout to use instantly-generated icicles as offensive projectiles. They also possess a smaller-scale version of the molecular arrestor (MOAR) as seen on the Hunter. The scout's whip-like tentacles can also be a potent threat.
The scout can act as a dropship; each of its four tentacles can carry one Trooper to be released at any time. This allows the scout to make a quick overhead pass, release several Troopers, and use its high maneuverability to quickly exit the scene.
In Crysis Warhead, while you are defending a member of Dane's team as he opens a tunnel, you are occasionally attacked by orange scouts. They don't seem to act any different from a normal one, except that they drop orange "Smart Bombs". The only mention of them from the team is when Dane shouts to a teammate: "Your gauss rifle, those orange fuckers, use it".
One of these units somehow became disabled and did not self-destruct during the events of Crysis Warhead; it is placed in a crate and thus much of the game focuses around capturing it and then getting it off the island into the hands of US forces. Nomad encounters Psycho and this Scout unit when he returns to the USS Constitution in the final level of Crysis, in which the alien warship is seen crashing down directly on top of the ship. It is extremely unlikely that the intact Scout will be salvageable after this.
A levitating robotic unit that, unlike the Scout, is more suited to ground operations. It cannot fly. They are relatively small and quite maneuverable, capable of sticking to the ceilings of interior settings. They are pretty much a scaled-down version of the Scout. Troopers are correspondingly easier to take down, although they appear to have a high resistance to automatic fire even at close range, the shotgun is a better choice, even if it can't take one down in the first shot. Troopers have four tentacles.
The primary offensive weaponry of Troopers is a molecular accelerator that fires instant icicles at enemy units. They can also rush people in order to pierce them with their tentacles, which is invariably lethal even to Nanosuit users.
A massive 4-legged Ceph exosuit/vehicle. It is capable of freezing the surrounding environment and its occupants using its Molecular Accelerator. Its legs are also an extremely potent weapon when in range; they can both crush large objects against the ground and pick up the same to fling them at the enemy. In Crysis, the one encountered in Reckoning has distinctive blue theme, which makes it somewhat different from the others including in Exodus. In Crysis Warhead, it is discovered that its "mouth" is its weak spot. Psycho, with the help of Dane and his nanosuit team, takes one down. Psycho confronts the more powerful red variant on his own at a later point in the story.
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