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Maybe dual wielding would be something you have to work towards in the skills system? If not in this game, totally in the next. |
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I'm also wondering if we'll have to use different buttons to make different smashing moves with the axe or if she's still doing the same like Alice with her blade. |
The combat aspect better be amazing. ;_; I am soo excited for this.
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^Not a huge fan of button combo's for attacks, tbh. This isn't Street Fighter.
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If not, then get off the meds you stupid hoe. loljk <3 |
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Tomb Raider is really just defined by what people have come to expect and enjoy from the game, in my opinion. I don't think having "combos" as you call them will make the game not Tomb Raider. For example, Thor's Hammer, Excalibur, AOD. |
You make me cry. You do.
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I'm deeply sorry.
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I'm gonna assume that this has already been posted, but here it is anyways:
http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/05/...-tomb-raider-2 I appreciate that the writer (who happens to not be Daemon Hatfield for once) managed to bring up CD's silence more than once. :vlol: At least someone outside of the immediate fanbase has noticed. |
I noticed their Genre interpretation: "Cave survival" :p Am I the only one who has never heard of a Cave survival game?
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lol I never noticed that before, that's bad-ass and quite uniquely afforded to Tomb Raider. :cool:
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E3 is next month 5th-7th June. Cautiously optimistic.
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There's no doubt in my mind that TR will be at E3... whether it will meet our expectations or come out to be complete crap, I have no idea... Let's be optimistic, shall we? O.O
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I'm leaning towards TR being crap.
But yes, let's be cautiously optimistic. |
This isn't meant to sound like I'm "stanning" the game or trying to overshadow doubts with my own opinion, we're all obviously here sharing what we expect to happen and I'm just doing the same...
But I truly don't have much doubt when it comes to this game, I just can't see it being crap no matter which way it turns out. I think it will be a great game for a certain group of people, we just don't really know what group of people that will be. I think the game will have the quality of the real good AAA games of today, and I think it's going to follow a recipe which is common among action adventure games and will be successful without feeling like a sellout to the casual market and without losing the feeling of being TR. I think we're going to see a lot more complexity (not necessarily difficulty) and depth in the game's mechanics, not the simple traditions we're used to getting with each Tomb Raider game. I also think that the first people to find good in the game if it's not so blatant, will be those perhaps rare or maybe slightly distant or foreign-seeming members who suck the juice out of every TR game, including TRL and tell a different tale of reach replay. |
I sure hope it isn't crap. I feel like we're warranted at least one more good TR game. :p
To me, all of this time would have gone to waste if the game isn't even decent. |
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The game could be everything the game is cracked-up to be, to every single detail, but just be a broken piece of poop. Or the game could be Legend, which isn't technically bad but isn't in line for TR of the decade award either. I think we have a strong enough image of where the gameplay and mechanics are headed to know how far it strays from what we enjoy in a Tomb Raider game, but people are just reluctant to believe for fear that they will be let down, which is understandable. |
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I say it's going to bomb.
Not to be the bearer of bad news, but did not TR6 already set an example? From my observations, I've concluded that every time someone tries to "Re-invent Tomb Raider" to make it dark and gritty, people appear not to take kindly to it. Some would say that it's already done and over. Some would say the best thing they can do now is try to minimize their losses. I, personally, well I'm not in any way interested in this game at all whatsoever. But the main reason that it will indeed fail is because lack of exposure. And I'm not trying to be harsh or anything, but I'm usually right. And that movie, I swear that movie they were talking about will never happen- I just don't see it. Look at all the other games coming out at E3, TR is not a threat. Unless the game is extremely popular, which it's not right now, that would not be a wise business move to make an expensive movie out of it. This place, I mean look around, it's dead. And this is me being realistic, not hopeful. Unless you believe in miracles! |
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And this won't fail for lack of exposure either, that's going to change in less that a month, and people still have TR in their minds even with a full year without any news. |
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I would love to be humbled and proved wrong, but I'm actually surprised by my own level of disinterest; I've read the archives: it's not just me, people have said this before, but of course they're long gone, as I will soon be.. I don't think it's a bad thing to say that it's going to bomb. Don't get mad, don't be depressed, don't cry. Me and my friends have already discussed it. You throw something out there, and it either sinks or floats. *shrug* |
motoleo, you are a mess of contradictions, boy.
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What makes me feel kind of sad is that we can't even be completely excited, because there's the shadow of the failure. :(
I wish we could be like other games' fans, they KNOW every game will be great, and they believe blindy on it (Batman, Assassin's Creed, Uncharted, GTA... etc.). Let's hope this game will change everything and TR will be a BIG brand again. :) |
No game is like that for me tbh. Assassin's Creed Revelations was a huge disappointment to some and Uncharted 3 disappointed me.
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Every Tomb Raider game ever created with the exception of AOD had a similar advertising campaign or an even shorter one since for most we saw nothing of the game till E3. Now considering AOD was the only one that was advertised more than than that and it failed, how is your view objective? You have 7 previous main games to prove this type of campaign works and even TRA never did that bad and it was a last gen remake released at a time everyone was interested in games with the latest cutting edge graphics. Haters will hate no matter what, we have seen enough to know how reliable anything you say is motoleo. :mis: |
Glad to see there are some really good positive comments about TR on IGN Road To E3. :)
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motoleo, I'm not asking you to leave, but tell me honestly, what's the point of being here when you don't like them game and everything you do here is moaning and assuring us that Tomb Raider will turn out to be crap. Seriously? :/ Not to mention you've said you're leaving till September. Yet, you're still here and keep going your old song. If I were you, I would just leave. It's like I made an account on Lady GaGa's forum and kept making hating threads and bitching although I'm not interested in her work at all. Just completely pointless. |
Soooo, I was just browsing a certain magazine called Play (UK) Issue 217 when I found the preview for its next issue. Can you guess what game was on that page? With big line saying: World Exclusive, hm?
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I am looking for a link, because I have only e-version on my iPod. It says: Tomb Raider: World Exclusive - The truth revealed on why the dramatic reboot was needed - Why Lara Croft is vital to the future of PS3 - STUNNING 10 MINUTE EXCLUSIVE FEATURE ON OUR FREE DVD |
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Look... http://www.play-mag.co.uk/wp-content...SMALL-blog.jpg |
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I've made both positive and negative predictions. I'm not biased or anything. My outlook is just going to remain objective, I want what will be best for the developers, the consumers and the shareholders. |
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