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I noticed the bow is placed differently in the Turning Point trailer.
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Sorry, that's ugly too :p ! |
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MEH! I love the ornamented bow from the renders!
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as for the animation that's why it seems awkward to me! you are right. |
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Joking :p ! |
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Well, a female journalist from IGN had to sound off on the issue:
http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/06/...nd-tomb-raider I barely skimmed it, but it felt more negative than anything. |
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^She wasn't even raped in Aod tbph..
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A sexual harassment is a more suitable word. But Lara seemed to enjoy it anyway.. but let's not get into that. |
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I sort of agree with her - CD blatantly denying it is kind of fishy. |
The problem that this article has ultimately created is that it's a 'damned if you do, damned if you don't' situation. People were pissed off when they said that sexual assault was present in the game, and now people are pissed off that they're denying it.
I'm not sure the statement they issued last week ended up solving much, if anything. They just can't win. |
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Well Kotaku made it an issue, followed by Gamastura, followed by practically every other news outlet online.
Crystal probably felt cornered and felt the need to backpedal on the entire issue. I doubt the scene will be removed at all, which means that despite whatever they say they're still standing by their work. |
LOL, I just can't at the media. Seriously, one week they're complaining about Tomb Raider using rape in its story, now that CD came clean and explained that it really doesn't go further than that (which it doesn't), they say they wanted CD to own up to it. Like Awestruck said, CD really can't win.
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Here is the statement again, in case you need it:
http://cfi.thismoment.com/media/tomb..._999_large.jpg It does seem contradictory, I cannot deny that. 'Sexual assault will not be covered in this game'. Then what the hell was that guy doing, checking if she's ticklish? :rolleyes: But it is clear that nothing more will happen than what was shown in the gameplay trailer, and it was never their intention to take it further. Nothing has changed since the media 'uproar', nothing has changed because of that. That's what it is about. |
I like to believe that what CD was trying to say with that was and I quote a comment from IGN:
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They never explicitly said that it wouldn't be in the game, that's the thing. They said that it's "categorically not a theme" that they emphasize. It can still be present, but I think they meant that it wasn't a issue that they're putting heavy emphasis on, especially considering that the scene itself is about her killing somebody.
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Exactly, I feel like people are shifting the focus from what's really important and character-defining in that scene, the fact that she has to kill a human being for the first time. I in no way consider the whole "I'm feelin' ya" thing a major theme, because it doesn't go further than what we've seen.
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In both situations the ugly man was rubbing his hand on Lara's body and she didn't want to, the only difference is that in the new game she eventually kills the ugly guy. Quote:
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^How do you know she's not enjoying it? She returned the favor when she frisked Kurtis.
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I don't think she particularly hated it but that definitely wasn't something she was in urgent need. It looked like to me she was just rather surprised and had no idea what to do.
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Hey guys, just a question, is this track official? Sounds like a piece from the main theme.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHM2OpO3s6E |
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