• the AI turn into motion sensors, spotting me wherever i am if i uncloak myself, thus constantly shooting me when im visible, from everywhere .. im not the kinda pussy who beats the game in cloak! what do you want from me, game ??
• magical enemy soldiers who didnt appear on the Visor just.. appear out of nowhere and multiply the initial number of the enemy soldiers. where do they come from and how do they get here so quick ? 
• when i finish the initial soldiers + the ones that followed, more of them appear and multiply again, like the game is telling me "you dont wanna go stealth? take this motherfucker" .. it turns from a 'clear this area and advance' to 'exterminate hordes of swarming enemies' 
• the AI get an incredible tendency to always approach me/move my way when they're scanning the area around their downed teammate. if i go across the yard and hide in a corner, cloaked, they somehow manage to stand on my dick in a matter of seconds

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• the AI turn into motion sensors, spotting me wherever i am if i uncloak myself, thus constantly shooting me when im visible, from everywhere .. im not the kinda pussy who beats the game in cloak! what do you want from me, game ??
• magical enemy soldiers who didnt appear on the Visor just.. appear out of nowhere and multiply the initial number of the enemy soldiers. where do they come from and how do they get here so quick ? 
• when i finish the initial soldiers + the ones that followed, more of them appear and multiply again, like the game is telling me "you dont wanna go stealth? take this motherfucker" .. it turns from a 'clear this area and advance' to 'exterminate hordes of swarming enemies'  "

Look on the bright side - at least there aren't any of those assholes on the boat mounted guns.

Yeah, if you get within ten feet of them while cloaked, they seem to be stuck on you like glue. Why, I have no idea.  
 
On Veteran, I played through without using cloak so much. Supersoldier pretty much requires cloak in certain areas. But in either case, the A.I. is behaves erratically at best.

I agree, the AI is a big problem sometimes. In close quarters, they can barely do shit but run around, but at range, they are expert marskmen.

" I haven't played Crysis 2 yet, but I'm playing through Crysis 1 again and all those issues are present. I don't know how the Crysis 2 visor works, but in Crysis 1 enemies don't just automatically appear on it and aren't supposed to. "

When going over that bridge in the early stages of the game, I noticed that some of them are hidden in an alley of sorts with two buildings on either side and a twenty foot tall metal barricade inbetween them. And yet, somehow, they are able to SEE me through it and SHOOT me through it. You wouldn't even know where the hell the shots were coming from, except I have tracers turned on and it shows it coming through the barricades.

The game is easier by not going in stealth. The AI can see you through walls. It's nuts.

• the AI turn into motion sensors, spotting me wherever i am if i uncloak myself, thus constantly shooting me when im visible, from everywhere .. im not the kinda pussy who beats the game in cloak! what do you want from me, game ??
• magical enemy soldiers who didnt appear on the Visor just.. appear out of nowhere and multiply the initial number of the enemy soldiers. where do they come from and how do they get here so quick ? 
• when i finish the initial soldiers + the ones that followed, more of them appear and multiply again, like the game is telling me "you dont wanna go stealth? take this motherfucker" .. it turns from a 'clear this area and advance' to 'exterminate hordes of swarming enemies' 
• the AI get an incredible tendency to always approach me/move my way when they're scanning the area around their downed teammate. if i go across the yard and hide in a corner, cloaked, they somehow manage to stand on my dick in a matter of seconds

 

• This usually just happens because, well, there was someone behind you unaccounted for. I never have this problem as I always check around in a circle before I uncloak. Sometimes you will still have an enemy you simply did not see before, though.
• This happens because they were either too far away, were reinforcements to the guys you tagged thus you haven't tagged them yet, or you simply overlooked them.
• They call for reinforcements if you make enough noise and don't take them out quick enough. If you don't want reinforcements you've got to take them out quickly and efficiently before they can shoot off a flare.
• That's because even though you're cloaked, you are still somewhat visible if the enemy is close enough (which you can notice in multiplayer as well). If you're roughly within ten feet then they will see you and start to walk towards you to investigate. If they get close enough they will fully see you and open fire.

" They can shoot flares to call their friends.No, really.Like in Far Cry 2.Only here, they have thousands of soldiers. "

Yeah in this game they can call reinforcements multiple times and there are more additional soldiers each time.

Basically if you don't have any upgrades and you're still new to the game and haven't really mastered the mechanics you're just kind of going to have to accept that you either need to go all out stealth or be willing to leave a few enemies behind for the sake of time and survival.

  

• the AI turn into motion sensors, spotting me wherever i am if i uncloak myself, thus constantly shooting me when im visible, from everywhere .. im not the kinda pussy who beats the game in cloak! what do you want from me, game ??

I like the way it was put in a recent Crysis 2 review on OneMetal.com 
 

The ability of the enemies to spot you can seem a little unfair in places. Sometimes an entire camp of enemies would see you the moment you moved from behind cover, or de-cloaked in a manner that resembled group precognition. It’s as though when not in stealth mode, your nanosuit liked to flash bright colors and play Justin Beiber tunes at high volume, turning you into a portable teenie-bopper disco and a justifiable bullet magnet.    

" @Donos said:

" I haven't played Crysis 2 yet, but I'm playing through Crysis 1 again and all those issues are present. I don't know how the Crysis 2 visor works, but in Crysis 1 enemies don't just automatically appear on it and aren't supposed to. "

Yeah, the AI is no better or worse than in the original Crysis. And there is only one instance i can think of when enemies keep respawning. And I'm stuck on that part of the game for that very reason. "

" @PrivateIronTFU said:

" @Donos said:

" I haven't played Crysis 2 yet, but I'm playing through Crysis 1 again and all those issues are present. I don't know how the Crysis 2 visor works, but in Crysis 1 enemies don't just automatically appear on it and aren't supposed to. "

Yeah, the AI is no better or worse than in the original Crysis. And there is only one instance i can think of when enemies keep respawning. And I'm stuck on that part of the game for that very reason. "

The AI in Crysis is far better than it is in Crysis 2.  In Crysis 1 (as in Far Cry before it), units will hunt and track and will call in for reinforcements (as mentioned previously via the use of flares) and they never spawn infinitely.  Enemy units in Crysis 2 will (and do in many cases) spawn almost infinitely in some missions and will seem to hunt and track but are all a lot more scripted than they used to be in Crysis.  Crysis 2 enemy units also sometimes completely lose their capability to navigate/pathfind and can be seen walking in place while at other times they will immediately see you and call out to their brethren even if you decloak well out of their line of sight. "

I really, really hate how enemies sometimes spawn out of nowhere within a relatively short distance in Crysis 2 upon certain triggers (it's not just reinforcements called in through flares).  It rather defeats the whole "scope the place out and figure out where everyone is, then proceed to dismantle the whole thing however you want" aspect that was strong in Crysis. 
 

@PrivateIronTFU

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I have, however, had enemies spot me from a mile away in Crysis 1.  "

The only enemies that can do that in Crysis are snipers, boat machine gunners, and attack choppers (with the exception of a particular group of enemies at one spot in Crysis Warhead), because Crytek was lazy with those particular AI routines.  Most other enemies are incapable of seeing you reliably at any kind of distance.