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larafan25 09-10-12 18:31

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Originally Posted by Only TR lover (Post 6472714)
yeah :o you like how it's done?

Well to be able to jump straight up, then move Lara seems like a lot of control, which I like I think. I liked the control we had in Alice Madness Returns.

Also, when Lara jumps to the first ledge, you see she turns just just just before grabbing the ledge which to me implies a huge lack of magnetism, which is great.

It just seems like we have a lot of control over steering her.

Which I think I'll like as long as it feels good.

lcroft_lc 09-10-12 18:44

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Originally Posted by Evan C. (Post 6472680)
Outfit evolution, I would say. And BTW, a new video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1_YgnpFcb8

Is there anything new on that video or upgraded graphics? :confused:

Evan C. 09-10-12 18:44

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Originally Posted by larafan25 (Post 6472721)
Well to be able to jump straight up, then move Lara seems like a lot of control, which I like I think. I liked the control we had in Alice Madness Returns.

Also, when Lara jumps to the first ledge, you see she turns just just just before grabbing the ledge which to me implies a huge lack of magnetism, which is great.

It just seems like we have a lot of control over steering her.

Which I think I'll like as long as it feels good.

I stop reading there.

larafan25 09-10-12 18:45

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Originally Posted by Evan C. (Post 6472755)
I stop reading there.

It was great IMO, it seems a lot of people didn't like it, but what is there to compare to?

Hardly any mainstream or popular games are platformers with steering in mid air.

I thought it was done perfectly fine in AMR.

Only TR lover 09-10-12 18:53

Not sure if CD wanted to go for some realism in this game but midair steering pulls it away from it... Not convinced so far...

larafan25 09-10-12 18:54

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Originally Posted by Only TR lover (Post 6472774)
Not sure if CD wanted to go for some realism in this game but midair steering pulls it away from it... Not convinced so far...

Realism is poop tho.

I'd rather have directional control than not just for the sake of realism.

I've always found it more fun to be able to steer while in the air, that and it opens the doors for more platforming challenges that require you to steer while jumping, thus constantly being part of the game and responsible.

LNSNHGTDS 09-10-12 18:55

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Originally Posted by Only TR lover (Post 6472774)
Not sure if CD wanted to go for some realism in this game but midair steering pulls it away from it... Not convinced so far...

I think that moving in midair is possible in real life, Lara's steering doesn't seem that weird to me. Maybe it's still under development?

larafan25 09-10-12 18:55

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Originally Posted by LNSNHGTDS (Post 6472777)
I think that moving in midair is possible in real life, Lara's steering doesn't seem that weird to me. Maybe it's still under development?

I've tried it, it's hard to turn your entire body after a jump.

LNSNHGTDS 09-10-12 18:57

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Originally Posted by larafan25 (Post 6472779)
I've tried it, it's hard to turn your entire body after a jump.

It might be hard but not completely impossible. Plus when she does the steering she's usually jumping a large gap, a.k.a. a distance long enough for her to turn.

SpyrosMonster 09-10-12 18:58

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Originally Posted by larafan25 (Post 6472675)
Either that is a part of outfit evolution, or they removed it because so many people seemed to think they'd rip into shorts.

I think that it will get ripped as it was before later in the game.


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