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Laura croft was known for one thing in the 90´s and that was her big titts. She was big tit shooting girl and there was nothing else that the general public knew about her charcter.
The Official Tomb Raider Grieving Thread - Including the sad, pathetic 2010s trilogy.
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Imagine the reaction if you put Reboot Lara in an image like that. Hell, some people might get pissed at you just for implying she's friends with Duke Nukem.
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The magazine cover clearly shows Lara being playful and having fun. She is in control of the situation and Duke knows his limits. "Look, don't touch" is very in Lara's character.
Meanwhile, an actual scene from the reboot:
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Both are good depending on what specific fetish you have.
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And that's the truth people who complain about Lara's tits don't realise. Reboot Lara is just as much of a horny fantasy, just for a different kind of men (and wommen).
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Many women have said that their back problems were actually caused by unwanted attention and advances from an early age and going forward. In Hollywood, they're pedos of course, they tell women like Christina Hendricks that she can't have a career if she's that busty. I think that's discrimination and I demand representation, a voluptous huge titty woman like her should have played Ms Marvel like God intended. She can represent redheads and avoid bleaching her hair, I don't care, I only care about equality, body positivity, representation and her getting into a form fitting leotard.
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He actually removed the line about how Square supports his politics from his bio lol
I hope the hire-ups told him to start acting professionally instead of whoring around twitter creeping on the TR twinks (I don't have the receipts but I was told he was making some inappropriate comments towards certain fandom members before they told him to fuck off).
I also have a suspicion he reads this thread...Hi Ed. Nice tits. Where are Lara's at?
I hope the hire-ups told him to start acting professionally instead of whoring around twitter creeping on the TR twinks (I don't have the receipts but I was told he was making some inappropriate comments towards certain fandom members before they told him to fuck off).
I also have a suspicion he reads this thread...Hi Ed. Nice tits. Where are Lara's at?
>Dunkaccino Nathan Drake gets cancelled
>Nu-Lara seems to do fine despite storylines being questionable
I get that video games "are supposed to be art" and that "all art has to be political" (and don't get me wrong, Metal Gear, CoD, GTA, and C&C are some of my favorite game series and they use political commentaries, respectively), but there is such thing as forcing political beliefs in something that's shouldn't be political at all, and it's very VERY annoying. The last few years has literally just been that. Oh, are we expecting to take someone seriously when someone does a stupid-ass "StopAsianHate" charity livestream and lecturing about racism and diversity by playing Shrek Smash N' Crash Racing on Twitch? That's the thing about people taking video games seriously and trying to combine and hammer down real-world current-year politics down our throats. Remember, politics is a very touchy subject while video games are meant to be escapism from the harsh reality that is the real world. Yet people seem to keep forgetting about this.
Ed, among many other scary hire-ups, using political bios on either Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, and/or many other social media outlets is just plain unprofessional, especially when you're here developing a video game. Even the TR fanbase told this guy to fuck off made it seem hilarious because he's just a massive tard.
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You know what, if they made the hard mode in games just be the fat version of the main character in all games that would solve and cause so many issues at the same time.
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Animal Obesity in the sonic universe tends to opperate under different properties, I mean how the fuck do you explain Big The Cat?
And also Eggman (and if we are counting the Mario and Sonic games, Mario as well lol).
Anyway, if by any chance we get anymore fat versions of great video game characters, I guess there's fat Kratos, fat Max Payne or fat Master Chief. Sounds awful? Well, that's because it's as bad as having fat Lara or fat Drake.
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Lara starting off as a fat nerdy chick who loses weight and becomes more athletic as she struggles to survive is way more interesting and realistic character development than "Lara spends on an island literally a day and somehow becomes amazing at killing zombies and gods".
But nah, that's "fat-shaming".
It's sad because did the people behind the 2010s trilogy (or either the 2018 film reboot and the current comics) play the exact same games? It's completely obvious that they have not played the same exact games, and if I'm completely assuming, all they ever did was searched up the Lara Croft name and the TR franchise on Wikipedia, Google Images, and a few YouTube videos, and then there's your reboot series.
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They played Uncharted and TLOU lol
But actually the Reboot was originally meant to be called Tomb Raider Ascension and feature post-Underworld Lara. The concepts are from 2009. "Darker and grittier" was becoming popular at the time, so they were following trends as more lighthearted tone of LAU didn't bring as much money as they hoped.
edit: I was wrong on the last one. It was always meant to be a reboot. LAU model was used for testing the engine.
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Something that was such a huge part of the first games was the Indiana Jones inspired puzzles, figuring out the environments, avoiding traps and exploration in general. I thought nu-Raider was fun enough but it's much more inspired by Uncharted(as mentioned above). Eidos, I know they're just the publisher but they cut the checks, did such a good job with the Deus Ex reboot, they even found a guy that naturally sounds like a 90's video game voice actor trying either too hard or too little. It's hard to tell with the original.