TR1 Appears in Netflix series - Page 2

UroshUchiha · 18-09-23, 16:06

No I didn't, but it doesn't matter. The title of the thread is clear as day.

And no thank you, I will never check any political sub forum because I value my sanity.

Greatest TR · 18-09-23, 16:15

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Originally Posted by UroshUchiha

No I didn't, but it doesn't matter. The title of the thread is clear as day.

And no thank you, I will never check any political sub forum because I value my sanity.

But the original post wasn't clear as day. Y u no understand brov?

I agree, it's bad down there. Wish you the best of luck with your sanity.

jonathanrij · 18-09-23, 16:26

The comment that tried to correct the thread title was posted 9 hours after the OP (not title) was last edited. So how is the original OP even relevant?

That user's shenanigans are just so tired. It's been 13 years of trolling. You're a grown ass man (with a baby that you used to convince people into thinking some fake VHS tape you made was real). Give it up.

OT: There's also some TR3 gameplay footage they used in this show.

**Gabi** · 18-09-23, 18:45

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Originally Posted by Greatest TR

But the original post wasn't clear as day. Y u no understand brov?

If anything, it was at least as clear as it is now, if not more so because the OP elaborated that in the series someone is playing TR1 for some time and then calls the helpline because they are stuck on a level. They further added that it (the series) was set in the 90s and in those days there were hotlines you could call if you got stuck.

Therefore stating that TR1 appears in a Netflix series (which happens to be Painkiller) was absolutely correct.

Anyway, everybody please stay on topic and avoid getting personal.
Thank you.

CroftCore · 18-09-23, 21:23

I love when TV shows use real games instead of fake made up ones! Cool to see them using TR! I wish their use of the game was a bit more realistic however. It’s so silly how they cut it up and edited it knowing how the game is actually played. But I guess it works better for the tone they’re going for.

jeffrey van oort · 19-09-23, 00:16

I have not seen the television series yet.
But the tv series is named Painkiller on Netflix, and this television series on Netflix has Tomb Raider footage?

I don't know if that is symbolical.

Pretty good find.

3.

ajb94 · 19-09-23, 02:17

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Originally Posted by Greatest TR

Let me correct you on this, Tomb Raider 1 is not on Netflix, It's on the PainKiller TV series and the PainKiller TV series is on Netflix. Hope this helps.

Also, it's unrealistic, since when are you mashing the buttons on the controller playing Tomb Raider 1? This isn't a Street Fighter.

So, it's 0 out of 10 for this scene. They totally **** this one up.

I see you lack the ability of reading and comprehending.

I never stated TR1 was on netflix, i said tr1 appears in a show on netflix.

Also, of course you dont play TR by mashing buttons, but you need to realize they are creating a TV show, the watcher needs to believe they are playing a video game, using the controls as normal would show no button pressing making the actor look like theyre just holding the controller and not playing.

ajb94 · 19-09-23, 02:21

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Originally Posted by Greatest TR

I guess you didn't see the original post before it got edited to PainKiller with the link.

oh that's nothing, check on political sub forum

i never edited the OP title, only took out the description of the scene with a link to the scene.

ajb94 · 19-09-23, 02:24

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Originally Posted by Gabi

If anything, it was at least as clear as it is now, if not more so because the OP elaborated that in the series someone is playing TR1 for some time and then calls the helpline because they are stuck on a level. They further added that it (the series) was set in the 90s and in those days there were hotlines you could call if you got stuck.

Therefore stating that TR1 appears in a Netflix series (which happens to be Painkiller) was absolutely correct.

Anyway, everybody please stay on topic and avoid getting personal.
Thank you.

LMAO, clocked his tea! thank you.

HarleyCroft · 20-09-23, 12:10

PainKiller is an awesome miniseries, I've watched it twice

It features footage from TRs 1 and 3 with all the nostalgic sound effects included ♡

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jeffrey van oort Relic Hunter Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 6,628	I have not seen the television series yet. But the tv series is named Painkiller on Netflix, and this television series on Netflix has Tomb Raider footage? I don't know if that is symbolical. Pretty good find. 3. __________________ Flames would not be eternal if they could dissolve. Last edited by jeffrey van oort; 19-09-23 at 00:18.

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HarleyCroft Professor Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: Coulrophilia Posts: 4,269	PainKiller is an awesome miniseries, I've watched it twice It features footage from TRs 1 and 3 with all the nostalgic sound effects included ♡ __________________ Well if that ain't aren't the isn't

18-09-23, 16:06	#11
UroshUchiha Explorer Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: Serbia Posts: 940	No I didn't, but it doesn't matter. The title of the thread is clear as day. And no thank you, I will never check any political sub forum because I value my sanity.

18-09-23, 16:26	#13
jonathanrij Archaeologist Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 2,343	The comment that tried to correct the thread title was posted 9 hours after the OP (not title) was last edited. So how is the original OP even relevant? That user's shenanigans are just so tired. It's been 13 years of trolling. You're a grown ass man (with a baby that you used to convince people into thinking some fake VHS tape you made was real). Give it up. OT: There's also some TR3 gameplay footage they used in this show.

18-09-23, 21:23	#15
CroftCore Student Join Date: Sep 2023 Location: Palace Midas Posts: 134	I love when TV shows use real games instead of fake made up ones! Cool to see them using TR! I wish their use of the game was a bit more realistic however. It’s so silly how they cut it up and edited it knowing how the game is actually played. But I guess it works better for the tone they’re going for.