Hardkore Posted August 28, 2010 Report Posted August 28, 2010 Ok,what I am going towards is what kind of mythological/supernatural weapon will Lara be getting next. In Legend she got Excalibur and now that I am part way thru Underworld(just went down into Xibalba) I see she is going towards Thor's hammer,Mjöllnir. So basically, what will be next? Quote
crunch Posted September 2, 2010 Report Posted September 2, 2010 What about the tritan of Neptune? Then it will be a lot of water levels. Quote
Deryk Posted September 10, 2010 Report Posted September 10, 2010 Umm, perhaps Cupid's bow hehe... Quote
seandyer11 Posted June 6, 2011 Report Posted June 6, 2011 how about zues's lightning bolt. then there will be more high alltitued (mountain) levels Quote
thetrellan Posted June 25, 2012 Report Posted June 25, 2012 Boy, you guys are all about God of War, aren't ya? In "locations" I proposed an artifact to send Lara back in time to explore the ancient world, perhaps to see the original 7 manmade wonders. I was thinking of linear sequences like usual to progress the storyline, with open-world environments in between for her to earn goals that get her to the next sequence. She would travel the Mediteranean Sea a lot. Now that she keeps a log, she can use it to keep track so the larger environment won't be as confusing as it once would have been. So, yeah, time travel thingy. Call it Chronos' Hourglass? Quote
rufinoman2 Posted September 17, 2018 Report Posted September 17, 2018 More to the point and since it's been said that Shadow is the last of the reboot (or words to that effect), what kind of Lara will arrive in the next incarnation? There's been talk of her having a family, but my feeling is that she'll become more troubleshooter, she'll explore more urban environments and be a go-to person for solving ancient mysteries, often being dragged out of retirement, which is maybe where a Lara daughter comes in. I'd like to see her parkouring around London, New York and Paris, like she did in AOD, Legend and TR3(?) and become more high-tech, with newer weapons and gadgets, now that we've passed the re-born stage. I think the formula will remain the same - the combat etc - why break it if it works? But the series does need a dramatic shift in direction and needs to be more tuned with the modern world that gamers can attune to. Either way, I'll still play TR, wherever Lara happens to go or become. Quote
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