07-07-17, 14:11 | #41 |
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From what I heard that is true on an atomic level, but not on a subatomic level... or something... I don't know, I should ask my sister who has studied physics...
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07-07-17, 15:03 | #42 | |
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I wonder if there's an extra element to who we are because without it, according to the laws of this universe that we understand so far, free will is missing (or that's my understanding anyway). I would love to know....... Am I a conscious being experiencing the illusion of free will (in which case I should just stop fretting and watch the show) or do I have actual free will. See how much better Legend's story is than Reboot's - look at what it's got us talking about!! |
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07-07-17, 19:40 | #43 |
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08-07-17, 23:13 | #44 |
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The lack of explanation for the time travel paradox and the fact that all of this fell by the wayside in Anniversary and Underworld is part of what makes Legend's storyline the weakest in the whole series to me.
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The LAU games' story was ruined by CD not linking everything together game after game. First off you have (understandable since Legend was made first, but still) Lara in Legend not questioning evidence of a prehistoric universal civilisation, when this is supposedly years after she discovered Atlantis and a demi-God from said civilisation... then Underworld, where absolutely everything from Legend and Anniversary gets dropped in favour of some viking zombies and "Ragnarok" How cool would Underworld have been if Lara had discovered "Avalon" (a theme introduced in Legend), which also turns out to have been the same lost civilisation that belonged to Natla and the other two?... Maybe Lara could have gone back in time through the daises or something to when the civilisation was at it's height, or downfall... or maybe Lara caused the downfall and Natla's fall from grace in some way? This could explain Natla (low key) seeking her out in Anniversary, perhaps for twisted revenge and/or prevention of her own downfall, only for it to fail and backfire in her face. Why didn't they play with these ideas? There's so many places they could have took it and I'm pissed about it haha. I wanted Avalon, I got grey cave ruins, grey tarantulas and some acid. Last edited by Yeauxleaux; 09-07-17 at 22:14. |
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10-07-17, 06:22 | #46 | |
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I'd really love to see a time travel plot where Lara visits an ancient civilisation after having seen their temples in ruins. Kinda like how you can see the same location in different times in Prince of Persia: Warrior Within: In the present everything is in ruing and nothing really works anymore, but in the past everything looks new and all the traps and stuff still work perfectly. |
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13-07-17, 06:45 | #47 | |
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13-07-17, 18:20 | #49 |
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Here is another thing they never explained in Legend, how did little Lara escape that big vast temple after her mother got zapped by the portal? She just drops her drawing and walks away. Exactly how was she located and found? We see in the future how crumbly and broken the temple was and I can only imagine how freezing cold it must have been so how did Lara so inexperienced escape that place?
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14-07-17, 09:44 | #50 |
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richard probably rescued her
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