There’s still no sign of a DirectX 11 patch, or a fix for the online activation issues experienced by some unlucky folks, but Crytek’s first PC patch for Crysis 2 does include one notable change that’ll please hardcore PC gamers.
Auto-aim has been “completely removed” in the first PC patch due to “overwhelming community feedback”. In addition, Crytek has introduced cheat detection, to prevent any nefarious client-side shenanigans from spoiling the multiplayer experience.
Join us after the jump for the complete changelog.
· Server Browser shows incorrect pings – Fixed
· Some matches never initiate – Fixed
· Faster text chat – As speedy as can be
· Console re-enabled – Console has been re-activated
· Cheat detection – Now in place to ensure all users are on a level playing field
· Fix USB headset issues – Current issues have been addressed and fixed
· Fix hologram icon staying on screen after being used – Fixed
· Remove Auto Aim – This has now been completely removed due to overwhelming community feedback


Sadly it is still a CoD clone, consolefied game. The first one had a more complex and usable suit and not to mention the lack of graphic options from the squeal to the most graphical intense game made.
Why would they put Auto-aim in the PC version in the first place ? That is just plain stupid.
“Remove Auto Aim – This has now been completely removed due to overwhelming community feedback”
Really? It took a huge community outcry to get that changed? Crytek, have you COMPLETELY forgotten who you used to build games for?!
I want to like Crysis 2, I really do, but these blatantly obvious console-oriented compromises are really frustrating.
Haven’t played Crysis 2…the first one was OK. (with auto-aim)