could Claus run crysis

[lifesucksthenyoudie]

 

[swaggrz]

maybe,
question to answer your question: if you replaced every single part of a ship, is it still the same ship?

 

[Apeson]

Oh my nostalgierino

 

[CX2]

no because you would need a bwc bigger than stalin's to run it and Claus only had a bbc

 

[ATWA ya dig?]

 

[Apeson]

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@SoytanEnthusiast thoughts?

 

[CX2]

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is this your fetish?

 

[lifesucksthenyoudie]

no because you would need a bwc bigger than stalin's to run it and Claus only had a bbc

But what if Claus's BBC was mythical like a Pentium 5 and had unmatched single-threaded performance and clocked at 12 GHz

 

[lifesucksthenyoudie]

Oh my nostalgierino

In all seriousness the game is kind of mid, it's still very pretty but the AI are aimbotting sons of bitches, also appeasing consolecucks killed the franchise

 

[CX2]

But what if Claus's BBC was mythical like a Pentium 5 and had unmatched single-threaded performance and clocked at 12 GHz

his bbc would literally burst into flames without any noob pussy cooling

 

[swaggrz]

no because you would need a bwc bigger than stalin's to run it and Claus only had a bbc

Bibisi is actually gooder at running Crysis, but Stalins BWC can only run wolfenstien 3d on the smallest screen size

 

[ATWA ya dig?]

is this your fetish?

Yea basically

 

[Carson_Cobson]

no because you would need a bwc bigger than stalin's to run it and Claus only had a bbc

one BBC is two BWCs in the ass

 

[DOLL AT WORK]

Hell no

 

[supersage]

yes they would hook him up to a device which turns his bbc into a viable power source, powering up a computer running crysis

 

[Nophonoid]

I can't run crysis

 

[ATWA ya dig?]

Me when I'm being chased by a black person: "I can't run. Crisis."

 

[SoytanEnthusiast]

No, I doubt any technology in the 1930s could have ran such a demanding game

 

[swaggrz]

No, I doubt any technology in the 1930s could have ran such a demanding game

But people can run crysis on anything with enough dedication