05-01-20, 23:59 | #31 |
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TRII was the game that provided the ultimate Classic TR experience for me. It improved and added a lot of new things from TRI, but didn't go off the rails too much unlike TRIII. I think the globetrotting is the best part TRII. You didn't know what to expect in each new area you entered. The entire set of final levels (Temple of Xian, Floating Islands, and Dragon's Lair) are probably one of the most epic final levels in the series.
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11-03-22, 16:19 | #32 |
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After all these years since I made this thread
I have since rediscovered my love for TR2 again Thanks to all the replies in this thread, alot of soul searching and replaying this game alot <3 |
17-03-22, 13:32 | #33 |
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It was a fantastic sequel.
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26-03-22, 03:01 | #34 |
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It's mostly nostalgia in my case. But I grew to appreciate the level design and soundtrack. Yes there are many enemies to kill but they aren't that big of a problem for me. I mostly like to appreciate the scenery of caves in China to the canals of Venice, to the snowy mountains of Tibet. I have nothing else to say other than that but I started playing Tomb Raider 2 back when I was but a little kid watching my dad play the game, and I continued to play it for many years later.
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03-04-22, 00:57 | #35 | |
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The Temple of Xian, The Floating Islands, Barkhang Monastery, Opera House, Bartoli's Hideout, The Deck, Maria Doria... this game has so many great levels and this game was my third Tomb Raider I've ever played. (I played TR2013 and TR1 before.) I think this is the game that got me into all of the Tomb Raider games other than the reboots, and I absolutely love Tomb Raider II and the Core games in general. |
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