History Headscratchers / Crysis

** I found the suit capable of much more punishment, you just also happen to have a lot more flying at you at once in Crysis than CoD or Battlefield. The enemies use better tactics like staggering fire and concentrated group fire to deal lots of damage to you due to Crysis' (usually) better and more sophisticated AI. Also, did you use Armor Mode often? It runs out of power pretty quickly in 2 before the upgrade, but it can take quite a punishment.

* Why the hell did cell execute those Marines at Battery Park?

*** From the second game, when a new user is connected to the Nanosuit, the Nanosuit has to integrate the DNA of the owner so the immunological system doesn't try to destroy the nanites for being foreign/extrange bodies. That also implies why (1 The Nanosuit from Alcatraz took a while to assimilate his ADN (the time it took for the Nanosuit to turn on) and (2 the various "Integrating DNA/System Overrides", trying to teach how to use the Suit modes but also to replace/upgrade some of the functions from the owner (the Visor and the Nanovision modes as examples). From what I know there are also some alloys that aren't recognized by the immune system (you can investigate from the Georgi Markov assassination from the KGB in 1978) as extrange bodies so it doesn't try to "repel" it.

*** From the second game, when a new user is connected to the Nanosuit, the Nanosuit has to integrate the DNA of the owner so the immunological system doesn't try to destroy the nanites for being foreign/extrange bodies. That also implies why (1 The Nanosuit from Alcatraz took a while to assimilate his ADN (the time it took for the Nanosuit to turn on) and (2 the various "Integrating ADN/System Overrides", trying to teach how to use the Suit modes but also to replace/upgrade some of the functions from the owner (the Visor and the Nanovision modes as examples). From what I know there are also some alloys that aren't recognized by the immune system (you can investigate from the Georgi Markov assassination from the KGB in 1978) as extrange bodies so it doesn't try to "repel" it.

*** Not at all. To create ice, you need to remove heat from water and all of that heat needs to go somewhere. It's the same reason why air conditioners can't be put in the center of rooms like space heaters, they need to vent it outside. Ceph weapons work by absorbing the heat from water and shooting the ice crystals. The gun itself isn't actualy cold.