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larafan25 06-02-12 03:58

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Originally Posted by skylark1121 (Post 5959114)
Negative attitudes won't either. :whi:

At least I won't be let down! Who needs the product of a positive attitude when I can just wait for that of the negative, which would never be as good as the positive no matter how doom and gloom my outlook?! :mad:

Lukass 06-02-12 04:06

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Originally Posted by larafan25 (Post 5959116)
At least I won't be let down! Who needs the product of a positive attitude when I can just wait for that of the negative, which would never be as good as the positive no matter how doom and gloom my outlook?! :mad:

When you'll be like 20 or so you'll find out that even if you were let down, it doesn't hurt that much. It's always better to think positively. It's called law of attraction. If you want something and you believe it, it will happen :D

skylark1121 06-02-12 04:07

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Originally Posted by larafan25 (Post 5959116)
At least I won't be let down! Who needs the product of a positive attitude when I can just wait for that of the negative, which would never be as good as the positive no matter how doom and gloom my outlook?! :mad:

*-*

I'm sure you're right... this TR will be a total flop, and if I tell myself that, I won't be let down. :tmb:

larafan25 06-02-12 04:10

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Originally Posted by Lukass (Post 5959122)
When you'll be like 20 or so you'll find out that even if you were let down, it doesn't hurt that much. It's always better to think positively. It's called law of attraction. If you want something and you believe it, it will happen :D

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Originally Posted by skylark1121 (Post 5959123)
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I'm sure you're right... this TR will be a total flop, and if I tell myself that, I won't be let down. :tmb:

I was just making fun of and impersonating pessimists.

But truthfully, I don't even care enough right now to channel the whole "Here it comes bitches!"...IDK why...:/

But I'm sure of course we'll learn something new and exciting in February. :D

Lukass 06-02-12 04:12

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Originally Posted by larafan25 (Post 5959126)
I was just making fun of and impersonating pessimists.

But truthfully, I don't even care enough right now to channel the whole "Here it comes bitches!"...IDK why...:/

But I'm sure of course we'll learn something new and exciting in February. :D

Looks like you're losing interest. That's tragedy! Nooooooooooooooooooooo! :-/

:vlol:

skylark1121 06-02-12 04:12

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Originally Posted by larafan25 (Post 5959126)
I was just making fun of and impersonating pessimists. :D

I knew something wasn't right. :vlol:

I was about to be all like:

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-35wQMpYtNZ...posters_01.jpg

:D

larafan25 06-02-12 04:16

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Originally Posted by Lukass (Post 5959127)
Looks like you're losing interest. That's tragedy! Nooooooooooooooooooooo! :-/

:vlol:

I haven't lost interest in the game itself, but in the media campaign.

I've begun to rationalize with a principle that perhaps CD don't know they're showing off, and that is the idea that all of the content in the game is actually important.

Although TRU was the only TR campaign I have been Internet-present for, I feel as thought perhaps there is a history of traditional and repetitive game campaigns which may have desensitized fans to some of the game's content.

So it became expected to learn this piece of information at this stage and it meant nothing, but without it all Hell would break loose.

From my memory, most of the games I have enjoyed the most have been the ones which I have known little about, and the experience unwrapped before me as I played. That's what I want with this game.

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Originally Posted by skylark1121 (Post 5959128)
I knew something wasn't right. :vlol:

I was about to be all like:

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-35wQMpYtNZ...posters_01.jpg

:D

No, I'm good. :p

Lukass 06-02-12 04:20

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Originally Posted by larafan25 (Post 5959131)
I haven't lost interest in the game itself, but in the media campaign.

I've begun to rationalize with a principle that perhaps CD don't know they're showing off, and that is the idea that all of the content in the game is actually important.

Although TRU was the only TR campaign I have been Internet-present for, I feel as thought perhaps there is a history of traditional and repetitive game campaigns which may have desensitized fans to some of the game's content.

So it became expected to learn this piece of information at this stage and it meant nothing, but without it all Hell would break loose.

From my memory, most of the games I have enjoyed the most have been the ones which I have known little about, and the experience unwrapped before me as I played. That's what I want with this game.

I see. TRU was the only TR campaign I have been Internet-present for too. But I didn't know that TRF does exist.
I also know you wanted to leave TRF till June :p

larafan25 06-02-12 04:22

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Originally Posted by Lukass (Post 5959133)
I see. TRU was the only TR campaign I have been Internet-present for too. But I didn't know that TRF does exist.
I also know you wanted to leave TRF till June :p

I was gone until June for an afternoon of Tomb Raider Legend, but then I accidentally came back without realizing.

It'll be a hard habit to break.

skylark1121 06-02-12 04:23

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Originally Posted by larafan25 (Post 5959136)
I was gone until June for an afternoon of Tomb Raider Legend, but then I accidentally came back without realizing.

It'll be a hard habit to break.

So you're actually considering it? :eek:
Still?


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