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11-05-07, 19:51
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Student
Join Date: May 2007
Location: With the Pot and the Kettle
Posts: 202
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Lara's Wall Run Move
Did anyone else say? IS LARA PRINCE OF PERSIA'S GREAT,GREAT,GREAT,GREAT,GREAT,GREAT,GRATE,GREAT,GR EAT,GREAT,GREAT,GREAT,CRATE,GREAT,GREAT,GREAT,GREA T,GREAT grand daughter? I sure did
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11-05-07, 19:58
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Tomb Raider
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Croatia
Posts: 20,980
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Comparison to POP crossed my head already in Legend. It was the same with Anniversary, especially with that wall run move.
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11-05-07, 20:01
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Relic Hunter
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: La Habana, Cuba
Posts: 5,380
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i was already long discussed,.. but, as a matter of fact you may think that prince of persia is the GREAT,GREAT,GREAT,GREAT,GREAT; GREAT; GREAT; GREAT; GREAT,.................. GREAT grand father of NEO from the matrix,... some how neo is the one who started walking on the wall,... not to mention morfeo who teach him,.. but once again.... we see ourselves in front of a nice add,.... why wont we accept the movement if its nice,.. its something else lara can do... she was intended to have a rope in tr1, and in the movie she actually performs that movement,... why not now...?
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11-05-07, 22:02
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Explorer
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Portugal
Posts: 880
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If well implemented, i guess the new movement can be a good thing... I mean, everyone with a grapple and the skills of miss croft would do that... i guess...
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11-05-07, 22:08
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Tomb Raider
Join Date: Dec 2006
Posts: 13,145
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It certainly looks cool. If we are given enough control over it and it proves to be something that's challenging yet not frustrating, it'll be a lovely addition.
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11-05-07, 22:27
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Historian
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Home of lara croft, England
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Lara better though
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11-05-07, 22:57
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Professor
Join Date: Mar 2006
Posts: 2,915
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I don't really care, it's not like she's doing it without any tools, she's using the grapple.. I think it's really cool. Who cares if it's inspired from POP, game developers do it all the time.
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11-05-07, 23:00
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Moderator
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Australia
Posts: 18,610
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Lara is using a grapple that is firmly fixed to the wall, so why with today's game technology would she not be able to do a wall run? A real person in that situation could do it, so I think it is a great addition to Lara's moves and absolutely nothing to do with the unrealistic move from the Prince of Persia games
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11-05-07, 23:22
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Hobbyist
Join Date: May 2007
Location: UK - England
Posts: 58
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11-05-07, 23:26
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Explorer
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Athens, Greece
Posts: 695
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Prince of Persia has many similariteis with Tomb Raider...thats why I like both...
But hen i saw that wall run move in Anniversary I said, hoh they copied a move from POP...that is not very good but since its part of the gamplay and it makes it good it is allright....
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