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She's basic and boring in your opinion , don't claim that it's a scientific fact like you always do , I don't suppose you've learnt anything from the countless bans , which is sad . |
It's weird the hang ups some of us have around Lara's morality or lack thereof. Like, Nathan Drake is openly a thief. He breaks into museums to steal things. He kills hundreds. But we don't have a thousand and one thinkpieces about whether or not he's a good person or a psychopath.
And I feel like it has gotten worse since she's been presented as hero or a "protector". That's not relatable. Imo Lara should hunt down treasures because it's fun. And at the end of the day she should do the morally right thing... reluctantly. She'd love to take relics and keep them in her home, but she won't... probably... most of the time :whi: Quote:
"Sure, I came here for the same relic they did, and sure I caused an apocalypse while doing so, but you can trust me" And they just do? :confused: Shadow gave slightly more explanation than Rise ("they killed my father") and raised the issue of Lara's flaws once or twice ("Not everything is about you", "Abby said not to break anything") but nothing much comes of it. It's like the devs are approaching the topics of colonisation and appropriation and then refusing to engage with them meaningfully. With that said, I agree that the VG247 comments are completely unfair, especially to Camilla who gave amazing performances in the main cutscenes. |
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Don't get personal with me because I'll have to defend myself against any and all accusations made against me and it won't be a fun endeavor for anyone. |
Every Lara is the same: she'll stop at nothing. It doesn't matter whether she's sarcastic, sassy, smart, sexy, innocent, naive, silly, overconfident, guilty or a killing machine during the journey...she's always driven by her own obsessions and goals (call it an artifact, undoing the release of an Egyptian deity, proving she didn't kill a friend, finding her mother, surviving against a cult in an island, proving his father wasn't crazy, or destroying Trinity).
And in that pursuit, the only difference between classic Lara and reboot Lara is that classic Lara has come to accept who she is and embraces her obsessions and goals. Reboot Lara doesn't fully comprehend she's obsessed. Even Jonah tries to make Lara admit she's driven by a revenge obsession...and Lara denies it. She's on her own selfish pursuit, but the "saving the world" theme always shows up. In every TR. I can't blame Eidos Montrčal or Crystal Dynamics for following the pattern that CORE installed in the first place. The antagonist is the one bringing the subject each time, since Lara doesn't compete against fellow adventurers... ...she deals with atlantean queens, Italian mafiosos, mad scientists, Egyptian gods... Either she beats them or the world is over. It's as silly as that. Even if Lara played for sport, the antagonist would always bring the "world in peril" card to the table. Oh, and every Lara rocks. |
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Also it doesn't matter what your intentions are, there is zero reason for personal insults. |
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They'll tell me the same ? who ? She's not boring and basic , and there are many interesting things about her . How about that ? Quote:
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