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That Tomb Raider review was great. Deserves more views.



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d21lewis said:
That Tomb Raider review was great. Deserves more views.

Pfff, screw my views, that game deserves more sales! D':



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ZyroXZ2 said:
d21lewis said:
That Tomb Raider review was great. Deserves more views.

Pfff, screw my views, that game deserves more sales! D':


I really don't get the love for Tomb Raider. The dialogue is terrible "let me have my pleasures", fights stolen straight out of TLOU (konstantine (what a bad name) just like Ellie bill fight). Lara is incredibly hard to relate to with her brutal kills.... Just way too over the top and not a mesh with the adventurer spirit. 



Great review! I plan on picking this game up in the near future.



Bryank75 said:
ZyroXZ2 said:

Pfff, screw my views, that game deserves more sales! D':


I really don't get the love for Tomb Raider. The dialogue is terrible "let me have my pleasures", fights stolen straight out of TLOU (konstantine (what a bad name) just like Ellie bill fight). Lara is incredibly hard to relate to with her brutal kills.... Just way too over the top and not a mesh with the adventurer spirit. 

In defense of her brutal kills, Lara Croft was always supposed to be a gun wielding badass to begin with.  But more about her personality: I believe you're mixing up "adventurer" and "explorer" spirit.  They seem interchangeable, but there's a minor difference that I think is the writer's attempts to give Lara a much more aggressive personality.

Adventurers look for the thrill.  They're seeking the new and different.  This is generally a passive concept.

Explorers push the boundaries, trying to pave paths where there may be none.  This is generally an aggressive concept.

An explorer, in Lara's case, has to be of the "kill or be killed" mentality since an explorer would constantly be in unknown and potentially hostile territory.  While I don't personally know the writer's mindsets, that's what I got out of the Tomb Raider reboot: turning Lara into a "kill or be killed" survivor, which seems to have carried over into this game.

Either way, the dialogue's just fine.  I think people have gotten so used to games trying to add some flavor that they forgot what serious dialogue would sound like, hahaha



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smroadkill15 said:
Great review! I plan on picking this game up in the near future.

Do eeettt!!! xD



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I have it installed but haven't had time to play it. Hopefully next weekend. Or Monday. Thinking about getting the season pass too



ZyroXZ2 said:
Bryank75 said:


I really don't get the love for Tomb Raider. The dialogue is terrible "let me have my pleasures", fights stolen straight out of TLOU (konstantine (what a bad name) just like Ellie bill fight). Lara is incredibly hard to relate to with her brutal kills.... Just way too over the top and not a mesh with the adventurer spirit. 

In defense of her brutal kills, Lara Croft was always supposed to be a gun wielding badass to begin with.  But more about her personality: I believe you're mixing up "adventurer" and "explorer" spirit.  They seem interchangeable, but there's a minor difference that I think is the writer's attempts to give Lara a much more aggressive personality.

Adventurers look for the thrill.  They're seeking the new and different.  This is generally a passive concept.

Explorers push the boundaries, trying to pave paths where there may be none.  This is generally an aggressive concept.

An explorer, in Lara's case, has to be of the "kill or be killed" mentality since an explorer would constantly be in unknown and potentially hostile territory.  While I don't personally know the writer's mindsets, that's what I got out of the Tomb Raider reboot: turning Lara into a "kill or be killed" survivor, which seems to have carried over into this game.

Either way, the dialogue's just fine.  I think people have gotten so used to games trying to add some flavor that they forgot what serious dialogue would sound like, hahaha


Good points and I am sure the game can be excellent even with these things that I see as faults (i.e. just my opinions). As with the 2013 reboot, I will give it a try eventually...

Enjoyed the reviews, very thorough. You are very good at presenting as well. 



Brutal Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash Review.
Basically not worth a buy it sounds like.



You know this holiday just has all kinds of Star Wars buzz surrounding the new movie on the horizon. Maybe you'll never be able to fulfill the real-life dream of shooting pew-pew lasers and making love to Princess Leia when she was young, but is this game the next best thing?

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P.S. Sorry I haven't been around to respond, it's been a busy week! I'm doing my best here! D:'



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