10-07-18, 08:23 | #21 |
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I will not believe it until I see it. I'm done listening to them I don't want too hype myself for nothing.
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10-07-18, 08:34 | #22 |
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With so many dlc's scattered around this time I hope They will give us these and the duals as well. Dlc's main purpose was exactly to add new content when the games didn't were prepared/or didn't had a way to deliver something to us atm.
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10-07-18, 08:40 | #23 |
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Why do people keep making out that the developers are liars? I don’t understand, what have they lied about in the past?
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10-07-18, 08:44 | #24 |
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I am scared to believe, I am scared to be hurt, not again.
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10-07-18, 08:45 | #25 |
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Yeah I don't remember any lies..it's more about a perception of 'hyping words'. An example to me was the controversy of the rape scene when in reality I didn't see all the fuss about it when I played it. Is it a horrendous situation? Yes. But not like what they make us believe back then.
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10-07-18, 08:48 | #26 |
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So much of the stuff they say is confusing and contradictory. Why can't they be straight with us!!???
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10-07-18, 09:01 | #28 | |
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Edit: I just checked and the person who made the controversial statement was Executive Producer Ron Rosenberg. The person who corrected him was Studio Head Darrell Gallagher. Everything else in the post is correct. Last edited by LaraFan08; 10-07-18 at 09:15. |
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10-07-18, 09:13 | #29 | |
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In the past, Lara Croft didn't need protecting. She was a fearless daredevil, a crack shot in short shorts with enough attitude to scare off a pack of bloodthirsty gorillas. But in the upcoming Tomb Raider reboot, things will be different. She hasn't become that woman yet. And executive producer Ron Rosenberg says you'll want to keep her safe. "When people play Lara, they don't really project themselves into the character," Rosenberg told me at E3 last week when I asked if it was difficult to develop for a female protagonist. "They're more like 'I want to protect her.' There's this sort of dynamic of 'I'm going to this adventure with her and trying to protect her.'" "She's definitely the hero but— you're kind of like her helper," he said. "When you see her have to face these challenges, you start to root for her in a way that you might not root for a male character." The new Lara Croft isn't just less battle-hardened; she's less voluptuous. Gone are her ridiculous proportions and skimpy clothing. This Lara feels more human, more real. That's intentional, Rosenberg says. "You start to root for her in a way that you might not root for a male character." "The ability to see her as a human is even more enticing to me than the more sexualized version of yesteryear," he said. "She literally goes from zero to hero... we're sort of building her up and just when she gets confident, we break her down again." In the new Tomb Raider, Lara Croft will suffer. Her best friend will be kidnapped. She'll get taken prisoner by island scavengers. And then, Rosenberg says, those scavengers will try to rape her. "She is literally turned into a cornered animal," Rosenberg said. "It's a huge step in her evolution: she's forced to either fight back or die." It's some dark material, the type of content you might not expect from an action-adventure game like Tomb Raider. But Rosenberg isn't worried about alarming people too much. He says players will see right away that this is a darker, "more mature" version of Lara's story. He compared it to the origin story of a comic book like Spider-Man or Batman, saying he thinks it "has that feel to it." "We're not trying to be over the top, shock people for shock's sake," he said. "We're trying to tell a great origin story." I really disagree with this interview, Male characters can be relatable and there is no difference between male and female on the that aspect, I've said numerous times before how I think the reboot is an over the top mess that hurts Lara for shock value and I just find this interview disagreeable, to put it mildly. Last edited by Samz; 10-07-18 at 09:39. |
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10-07-18, 09:32 | #30 | |
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Anyway back on topic, I’m here for the braid and shorts. Although I’m a little surprised about the braid only because it’s been gone for such a long time. I wonder what it will look like though? Are they going to tame her floof as well? |
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