Marluxia15

Hey guys! Haven't played too much with school starting and all, but I'm sick this weekend, so I thought I'd take a stroll through the underground tubes of Aldwych. The level is great, but just a tad bit long. There are a ton of things to hunt down in this level. Coins, keys, etc. I think there's a ticket - if I remember correctly - but I'll have to keep searching for that... haha @Mute2Conversations - I like how you played during the storm. Back during the Winter, we had one snowfall in our area, and my favorite part about the whole thing was playing Skyrim on my TV which is set on a desk in front of a big window. So as snow was falling in Skyrim, snow was falling in the real world and it was really cool. I thought this guy holding a torch was friendly - he wasn't moving or shouting strange sounds at me. Then when I touched the ground he charged me with his flaming club. Yikes. I pulled out my shotgun for this one, knowing I can't really use that weapon on the final boss. Does anybody else do that? Conserve their ammo with the Willard fight in mind? I just discovered LCO's chat room tonight. I was on for like an hour instant messaging other TR fans! It was actually, really cool. Interesting to read their thoughts on voice actresses and the new TR game midst conversations on the Hunger Games and Uncharted. lol

As for my favorite Tomb Raider, it's hard to pick. I grew up with the classics, so I feel a sense of nostalgia for the Core games. The Atlantis levels of Tomb Raider 1 were great. And I loved the gnarly acrobatics Lara pulled off in some of those rooms filled with lava. In Tomb Raider 2, there was one standout moment in the Temple of Xian level that I'll always remember; on my first attempt I ran the length of a bridge that was suspended over a pit of lava. Behind me tumbled a titanic boulder. I could have jumped for a platform embedded in the dragon statue a leap away from the bridge's end, but instead, Lara rolled and clung to the edge of the bridge as the boulder rolled over her head and into the lava. In reality, her fingers would've been crushed, but Lara's too cool for reality. ;D Really I love all the games for different reasons: Angel of Darkness had an amazing story and soundtrack, Underworld was graphically amazing, etc. But honestly, I think I'll say that Guardian of Light tops my list. Some of my best memories come from playing co-op with my friend. There was an excellent balance between platforming, puzzle-solving, and combat. The story was simple, yet garnered an epic flare. The only downside, in my opinion, was that the music was recycled from other games, but that's merely a small gripe at the bottom of a long list of things I love about the game. I really hope they do more GoL-esque games in the future.

I just finished Thames Wharf. It took me two sittings to get through; I finished at 1:30 I think. I really didn't like this level. Unlike a lot of this game's previous levels, this one has poor level design. I feel like this was a crazier jungle than India or the South Pacific. I can't say I'm a fan of dark levels, either. I like being able to see everything around me. But I was constantly using my flares in this level. (Remind anyone of Barkhang Monastery in TR2? ;D ) Also, what the heck is a Flue Room? It looks more like an incineration chamber than anything used for medicinal purposes. And just to clarify, you will most likely no see doors composing the walls in London. The use of textures in this level was just bad. A lot of them were stretched or didn't make sense for the area. I just didn't like this level. I know - I'm hating. But there were a few things that I really liked. The puzzle with the bladed machine underground was really interesting. I'm proud to say I solved it without perishing by its fans at all. *Cheers!* The second thing I liked was the building that had a row of windows and light coming through. That was a cool sight. The third sight I enjoyed was the hallway where you kill the mercenary with the Flue Room Key. You could see out the windows; transparent walls are used really well in these games and make for some cool scenery. The final thing I enjoyed was, naturally, the cathedral. Being able to see between the pillars from inside and see (an abnormally large) moon was awesome. I was glad this level was over. Aldwych comes next, I believe. Here's hoping that I can make that ledge at the start of the level. ;D

And Temple of Puna is done. I actually played through this level once before (using the fan-favorite level-skip cheat), so I was already familiar with how to take down Puna. I killed him on my second try, because just as I fired the final shot on him the first time (cue explosion) I side-flipped off the platform and into the pit below. :/ London is next. Antarctica afterwards!

Alright - I started in the middle of a rapid on Madubu Gorge. It took me a few minutes to reacquaint myself with the controls. Once I did, me and my kayak were off. You know what I realized for the first time ever? The ropes trigger the traps lining the rapids! It's no wonder I never finished these levels! I probably kept dying over and over again! I think the further you progress down the river, the more treacherous the traps get. I feel sorry for anyone who has to play on the PlayStation and, as a result, ration out their save crystals. Because I have to save every minute or so in this level! Finally, I got to the "plug room". Of all my memories of Tomb Raider as a kid, this is one of the most prominent in my mind. For some reason I thought there would be alligators in the chamber... There weren't. (But they came much later!) Bazooka! To ration... or not to ration... I'm being careful with my ammo because I know that I'll have to fight *SPOILER* Puna at the end of these levels. And the Willard fight is pretty hard on my inventory as well.... Hmmm... The waterfall cave is beautiful. I just love the South Pacific levels because of the water and the caves and the gorgeousness of them all. I would like to know how a well-preserved Lara Medipack wound up sitting on the corner of a ledge with water flowing underneath it. This would be a #TombRaiderNuances moment on Twitter. Lara hardly ever has the luxury of saying her enemy is the light at the end of the tunnel, because her true enemy is the boulder at the end of the tunnel. Yikes! There's always two boulders. I should have known that. I was priding myself that I remembered the right button for crouching and dodged the boulder at just the last moment... and then I ran into the second one. THREE BOULDERS?!?!?! I just got past the second one! ASKHNSKFSKD!!! Beat the level! Time: 1:15:37 Kills: 16 Health Packs Used: 4.5 Secrets: 2/3

Hi everyone! I wanted to join in some weeks ago, but I got caught up in two other RPG's that I just couldn't put down. So what's it been? A year since I stopped playing? Jeez... I'm old. From the looks of it I stopped in one of the South Pacific levels. I beat India and Nevada - (and omg, did I really write those crazy alien theories? Ha!) so I'll just jump right in and let you know what's going down! ...South.

Well I'm ticked. I went through the whole Mediterranean level and had about an hour's worth of writing on here. When I went to add my pictures, LCO freaked out on me and became unresponsive. I refreshed...and then *BAM*...no more post. Here's a recap: I found all artifacts and the one relic. The Kraken has a very long arm that scares me every single time. I dominated some sharks. I loved sprinting through the ruined halls of Niflheim. I love how when balancing on a beam, Lara can somersault. It was something new I discovered. I only died three/four times. Two were stupid camera issues. One was intentional. One was...by a shark. :/ It's getting late - so I'll add my cool pics tomorrow in a separate post (that way my current post doesn't get deleted). As Lara would say, "Ta!"

I know. I know. It's about time I joined in the fun! I have to first start by saying: @Alice - your "just keep swimming" picture had me ROFL at 2AM! HILARIOUS! @Stella - Excellent boat pun. ;D I watched the cinematic trailer before I started playing. It makes me really nostalgic. Underworld was what got me back into Tomb Raider. I played most of the games as a kid (god I hated 40 Fathoms) - but didn't realize the series had moved on with Anniversary, Legend, etc. I still remember thinking when I saw the cinematic trailer - what the *beep* just happened? Lara's mansion is like the limbo of Tomb Raider. You go there while you're playing the game, but before you start the adventure. It's every raider's "happy place". Why would she blow it up? But that question was resolved after awhile. Enough rambling. Time to pull out the big guns and play some Underworld. I'm playing on Master Survivalist and plan on utilizing melee more. I was always afraid of getting too close to the baddies. I also want to max out my achievements (*ehem* Xbox reigns supreme *ehem*) This also means I need to find ALL of the treasures. Good thing we have a walkthrough writer handy. So Croft Manor is burning to the ground. I sang a verse of "London's Burning" while playing. I've decided that the next time I come across one of those briefcase-health packs, I'm going to pull out my binoculars and check them out for anything that might distinguish them as a health pack. Otherwise Lara's getting healed by a briefcase...and that's just weird. @Mute2Conversations - I see what you mean about the water. While I'm not getting nauseous from looking at it, it does make me feel slightly dizzy. While exploring the ocean floor, I had to turn my light on. My one friend bought Underworld, and he always called it the "boob light". For clarification, I will share with you guys what I shared with him: It's a clip-on. Does anyone else feel tension when they swim near the jellyfish? I got stung by a jellyfish once. That might be a contributing factor. The developers could have tortured us with hiding artifacts on the ocean floor. Instead they gave us nice little rooms to look around. <3 Well here I am! I'm going to progress a little tomorrow and pull out the old camera for some pictures. *thumbs up*

Hey guys! How's it going? I've been playing through the South Pacific levels of TR3, and so far I've beaten Coastal Ruins and Crash Site. These levels are by far my favorite. Coastal Ruins had some gorgeous locations. I loved the temple, the smugglers' cave, the village. Just an awesome level. I loved hearing the beating of drums and chanting of the native hostiles. Such a cool level. Crash site was fun too. In the end you get this rocket-turret-like-thing and you have to kill several waves of velociraptors. I accidentally killed some of my teammates, but hey - free ammo! I'll post more, hopefully tomorrow. Hope all is well with your playthroughs!

Wait...Willard dies? I've never played this before, so I didn't know he was bad. Just joking

Oooooo...Area 51 is about to allow me to go theory-crazy. I beat it and found 1 secret, even though I'm sure I've gotten the other secrets before. IDK. I just wanted to get to the South Pacific Islands. So first, note that inside the UFO there are four seats. One ET is in a chamber in the room with the whales, the other is on the table in the room near the UFO, and two are inside sealed chambers in the UFO seating room. I'm thinking that these chambers are like cryo-chambers. Once the aliens crashed they must've sealed themselves in the chambers so that they could be reawakened some day. Perhaps they sent out a distress call, and that's the cause of all future UFO sightings. The other aliens are looking for the crashed UFO with Element 115. Anyways, two of the aliens didn't make it into the sealed chambers. While the other two sealed themselves up, the other ET's were probably trying to protect the ship. One got killed, and that's why he's (it's) on the dissection table in the room outside the UFO. Now the big question. Why was Element 115 in the possession of aliens in the first place? As we know, a meteor crashed on prehistoric Antarctica which was worshiped by ancient Polynesians who then crafted five shards from it. Four of the shards (we're un-including the Lost Artifact for now) were found by Darwin and his team, and then sold off upon their return to civilization. So how on Earth (pun intended) did the aliens come across the meteorite shard if they were already crashed on Earth and sealed in Area 51? Unless...unless the aliens were seeking the meteorite shard. Their people sent four ET's out on a journey to track down and obtain the shard for its untold power. They traveled to Earth where they found the piece in Area 51. They zapped it aboard their ship, but before they could takeoff, the shard's power became uncontrollable. Their ship wouldn't takeoff again. Instead, it crashed back down into Area 51. Two of the aliens fled to the cryo-chambers, but the other two knew they had to do something to protect what they'd traveled so far to obtain! They exited the ship. One got killed. The other captured. But they had succeeded. They'd sealed their ship with Element 115 inside. And it would stay their for generations until Lara, oh Lara, would come by and take it back. That's my theory!

I hope everyone enjoys the rest of the game PAST India. I think India was cool for the first level, but after that...when I wasn't on my quad bike I was pretty darn bored. Nevada has been fun though! I played through Nevada Desert and am on High Security Compound now. I absolutely LOVE the levels where Lara doesn't have his weapons, but must survive on wits alone. LOVE LOVE LOVE <3

Nevada Desert is down. The last area in the level, where you use the quad bike, was kind of fun, and didn't pose much of a challenge. That's what I like. I like the puzzles and the kill-this-guy-to-grab-this-key-to-open-this-door stunts you have to do. Not the take-forever-to-climb-a-dam-that-you'll-probably-fall-off-of stunts. Lara's been captured by the guys in Area 51, and her arsenal has been stolen from her. Time to break out some inmates and call a JAILBREAK! I've beaten this level before. Kinda like it!

What happened to our crew from TR2? This game must not have been well received. I think it gets better after India though. I played through the level with the ruins and and the quad. I did that level twice, once just speeding through and once for secrets (which I found all 5 of 5). It was a cool level, and I liked running over the monkeys. Then I did Caves of Kaliya. Know that Kaliya was, if I remember right, a Hindu snake god that lived the the River Ganges. Think of it as the Midgard Serpent for the Hindus. Anyways, at one point in time it poisoned the River Ganges, which is why the water becomes toxic at the end - because Tony is infused with the power of Kaliya. Or, in other words, the ancient Hindus based that myth off of somebody who, thousands of years ago, poisoned the River Ganges with the Infada Stone. It's all up to interpretation, I suppose. If anything, I'm again going to state the best part about India is how representative of the country it is. That's one of the only comments I have for that. o_o @Caity - I love your little "emoticons" (like the one just above). I hope you don't mind me copying you. Also, I would love to do the talk-while-play thingy. I'm free all summer! LOL ALso, if TR3 is frustrating you, just use level skip. Or follow a walkthrough like I think Mute2Conversations is doing. I think I'm nearing the end of Nevada Desert. Yes, I'm going in the order everyone else does. I just arrived in the area with the electrical fences and guards inside their perimeter. I think this level should be over by now, honestly. Traversing the dam, the gulch, the rapids, etc., was a big job! And now I have to find a quad bike, I think. IDK. I haven't played yet today, so maybe I'll do that. Keep postin' guys! I love reading yours, and Lara's thoughts!

I am agreeing with everyone who doesn't like Temple Ruins. It is actually, very annoying. I think the level should have ended after the the room with Randy and Rory, in my opinion. If anything, though, these levels are very representative of India. I'm doing research for my next fanfiction adventure, Unraveling Harappa, and it brings Lara back to India, so I did a TON of research on the place, and observed different ruins and buildings online. Some rooms in the level seemed FILLED with textures of statues, and in real life, temples actually look very similar, filled from top to bottom with, literally, hundreds of statures. So my bad review for this level is that the layout was poor, and puzzles were lacking. My good review is that the level actually felt like the inside of an ancient, Indian temple. @Caity - I think talking while playing would be fun! Set it up and I'll join in. The level took me somewhere around 1:48 (hours and minutes) and I only found 2 secrets. I've decided that I'm not even going to bother trying too hard to find secrets in this game. But I will admit that secrets were much easier in TR1 and TR2. Poor Randy and Rory. I'll make a notice here. Awhile back a friend got me Tomb Raider: The Lost Artifact which are the bonus levels for this game. During the last level, you stick the secret 5th meteorite shard inside a floating body with a hole in it. I think that these guys are becoming mutated because the artifacts try to bond with the body...or something like that. Anyways, during Lara's and Tony's first meeting, Tony hadn't found the artifact yet. So it appears that Tony met up with Randy and Rory inside and found the Infada Stone in the same chamber where we saw Randy and Rory. He may have even fought them for it, because notice that during the cutscene, when Tony is on the raft, he has the artifact stuck in his chest. That brings up another question. Why did Lara become so hostile with him? Did she know that he had been mutated like Randy and Rory, which she witnessed the effects of inside? Or was she just trying to get the artifact from him. What are you guys' thoughts on all that? More to come!

I've begun Level 2: Temple Ruins. After an afternoon playing Gears of War with my friends, I feel like massacring all of those pesky little monkeys. Yes, Caity, one of them is a snitch (golden...lol) and told the rest of the monkey clan. The India environment is really cool, and I love all the waterfalls (and threat of the piranhas beneath them). A cobra hid out inside one of the waterfalls. He must've been like the Guardian Cobra, because he guarded a pack of flares. Why he was in the waterfall...I have no idea. But it's even stranger now that he's guarding flares. I haven't found any secrets yet, which probably means I missed one somewhere along the line. Hmmmmm...alright...Tombraiders.net it is! I died trying to use the corner bug. Lara was probably wondering why I'm using a glitch to find some items when she could probably reach them with her acrobatic prowess. Here's the conversation: "Marluxia...why on Earth are you trying to cheat the system?" "Maybe because there's a medipack up on the ledge. You're not helping one bit." "You nincompoop. I'm doing whatever you tell me to. Now look at the area again, I'm sure the developers didn't make it impossible." Time to progress more through the level...

Well I began the real adventure today. India. Yesterday I did Croft Manor which was lots of fun, but there wasn't anything new there...except I noticed that Lara has an orange toothbrush. I had 40 seconds on the race track, and I really think I was getting good at it. I can't wait to drive it around the treetops in the next India level. <3 So I did India, completed it in 1:12 (hours and minutes). This level was actually intriguing even though I've done it a million times. (This was the only level in TR3 I've ever beaten before.) I never knew there were two paths you could choose to complete the level, and I ended up taking the path which involves a second zipline and a switch hidden atop a tree trunk that hangs over a small stream. It was a great refresher to do this level again, but in a different way. I jumped at a monkey. When you pull yourself up to get the Indra Key, my screen froze momentarily and I knew something was going to happen. Whenever I activate a trigger in these games for my PC, the game freezes for a brief second to a brief few seconds, and it really builds suspense. So I thought, hey, I'm probably about to face a tiger. Then I turned and a freaking monkey was lunging for me. Talk about the scariest thing in my life. I was ticked off because I only got 5 of 6 secrets. According to Stella's guide, it's Secret #2. I remember going into the level thinking, I'm going to explore every INCH of this level for its most hidden secrets, and then I got the first secret (the shotgun) and looked at the large tree trunk thinking, hmmmm...that's a cool-looking tree...and then continuing down the slope...Lara was silently screaming "NOOB!" at me the whole way past the spikes at the bottom... @CaityFM - Your T-rex joke killed me. It literally made my day. LOL..."they went extinct for a reason..." HAHAHA!

Very stoked for this! It seems like last summer was forever ago! Tomb Raider 3 should be much more fun. I'll start up soon, maybe do Lara's house first. What do you guys think of LCO's new forum design? I'll kind of miss the old shades of blue color scheme, but this is nice (and has a new Tomb Raider graphic...lol) It'll be nice playing with you all again!

Hey guys! Long time no chat! I've been busy myself, although not nearly as busy as being a graduate. So congrats Mute2Conversations! You must be so happy and proud! And if I remember correctly, you got a job too, right? And I agree, this new layout is definitely hard on the eyes. But I'll adjust. It looks pretty cool, though! So. I took a nice long break from GoL to build up the feeling for online co-op. So my next post will probably be once I've played online and can talk about the experience. But, I figure I could sum up my GoL experience from my first session... So, I loved the game, it was great. Althoguh it wasn't a customary Tomb Raider game, it will definitely give me something to do while waiting for TR9. I think they incorporated the "recycled music", as it is called, pretty well and it built up some suspense for some parts. I definitely loved this game though. My favorite level is probably Fiery Depths. First there is the cinematic between Lara and Totec which was really touching. You can definitely see how their relationship has changed since Temple of Light! I loved the fire, lava and traps in this level. I've also decided, after playing this game, that TR9 needs from high-adrenaline moments for instance the end of Temple of Light with the moving wall you have to ascend, the bridge in Toxic Swamp that collapses behind you, the staircase that does the same in Stronghold Passage, or whatever the level was just before Fiery Depths. Those are my favorite moments where Lara is combating with people as the environment is trying to knock her off. Overall this was an amazing game! And the DLC comes out on Wednesday! Who's excited?!?! I'm Marluxia15 on XBL if anybody would like to play with me. I can't wait for these bonus packs and I hope there are some cool cinematics or a story (after or before would be cool) with them. I also ponder about what charcters will be available in the following DLCs. Hmmmmm... Also, I am the webmaster of Hunter's Tomb Raider Tales, a fanfiction site I made over summer and I just began tonight what I call a Community Event. The first Community Event is hosted on this forum and a few others. Check my listings here: Hunter's Tomb Raider Tales In the first Community Event, I want to create the largest compilation of TR poetry in the world! So if you guys have any poems, all are accepted and you can write however many you want. Just post it on the forums for me and I will make sure they get in for you! Cheers!

Hunter's Tomb Raider Tales is proud to present its first Community Event. The event will be Lara's Big Book o' Poetry, a group project which will create the LARGEST compilation of Tomb Raider poetry in the world. Want to contribute your Tomb Raider-related poetry? Now's your chance! But what is a Community Event? Hunter's Tomb Raider Tales, a fanfiction website, will create a cool document at the end of the event deadline which will be hosted on my site here: Hunter's Tomb Raider Tales To get started, just post your poetry in the thread! Prompt: Write any type of poetry, haiku, free-verse, etc. related to Tomb Raider! Deadline: October 23rd-November 13th Rules: -You may enter as many poems as you like! -Poetry must be related to Tomb Raider -No bad language -No suggestive content please Can't wait to see what you guys come up with!

Hey guys! I already had my post written when I accidently pressed the back button and it all got deleted. So I'm going to make this brief. I played Temple Grounds today for score and got a score of 431500 and a time of 41:05. I found all artifacts, skulls and pick-ups in general. In other words I beat in 100%. And then I played Spider Tomb quickly just for the heck of it. This is my second favorite level in the game. I can speedrun it very well and got a time of 2:37. I'll play through it again later for score and artifacts!

Okay. I shall finally try to put my pictures on! AHHHH! IT IS WORKING! THANKS SHRENSH!!! :D So like I said, I had to make a new profile on my Xbox to replay the game with skulls, challenges and pick-ups all reset. ***NOTE TO THE DEVELOPERS (because we know you are watching *** A PATCH I WOULD LIKE TO SEE IS A RESET OPTION FOR STARTING THE GAME SO YOU CAN FIND ALL OF THE SECRETS AND STUFF AGAIN! Here's me beginning the process of making Lara. And here is her finished! I loved this picture because I can see Lara thinking, 'Whatever shall I use this for?' Here's another pic I took to remind us of that part where Lara backmouths the Mesoamerican lord of darkness... So I've made a Speedrunning Guide for Temple of Light tonight upon beating my record of 4:14. First, some notes: Speedrunning Temple of Light Tips NOTES: -Throughout the entirety of the level, roll and don't stop to run! No RUNNING! ONLY ROLLING! -Make sure your tutorials are disabled in the SETTINGS menu. -Cut all corners when possible. This will save several seconds! -Skip cutscenes always! When a cutscene is coming on, 360 players should press B rapidly to end them fast. Can a PC and PS3 verify what buttons they must press? -Make sure your spear is equipped in the Temple of Light level. It is extremely important to have that as your only weapon for this level as you can skip all of the combat. So only use the spear! -Ignore all arrow traps. Getting hit by them and recovering is faster than trying to blow them all up! -Use the "Bomb Dive" to your advantage. This is a maneuver in which Lara can jump across a gap she normally wouldn't be able to cross and, while about to fall down from midair, release and immediately detonate a bomb. This will jetison Lara across the gap. A useful glitch, this is! These are only a few of the tips you can find on speedrunning the game. P.S. Thanks again Shrensh for the help and glad to see you are on board with us Rosinna!

Hey guys! I had trouble with pics for the TR2 group-play so please bare with me! Don't mean to bother. How do you change the image size for an image though? When I try to upload it says FILE TOO LARGE. I edited my camera's settings to take the picture with the smallest ratio. What can I do without uploading it to a site before this one? How can I resize my pictures? Thanks and I'll be back later!

I don't think you do. You do get a different score if your "power meter" is filled. I think there are three possible scores you can get for each monster. One for low meter, half and full. Does that make sense? Okay. My room is still messy!!! AGH! I put a larger dent in it today cleaning out my closet and getting my clothes folded. But after working on it for two and a hlaf hours I quit to play some GoL. I've decided to split this into two rounds. The first time around I'm going to play for best score. The second time around best time. Also, is anyone interested in making a Group-Play leaderboard so we can compare times/scores? I know they already have one on the game, but I'd like to compare scores with you guys. Then again, several of you have posted some of your scores so I suppose it's not necessary. So I played Temple of Light for score this evening. The first thing I realized is that it isn't as easy to avoid the big baddies without the powerful weapons. During my first time through GoL, I went back through with all of the strong weapons and completed the goals in a cinch. But it's much more difficult with only the spear and pistols. I also took pictures, so I'll try to put them up now. Actually, who wants to help me? haha! How do I put pics on without uploading them to another site first? So let's discuss level one. First, did anybody else notice that the first chamber has only an exit and no entrance? Did Lara grapple in there or what? The red skulls were simple to find, and the spider pot challenge posed no difficulty. I did beat the Fire Trap in record time! I also had a realization about the final chamber with the spike pit and the moving platforms. I never realized that if the platforms extended all the way, Lara would be forced in. I'm considering doing some speedrunning videos for YouTube as I am really getting good! My final score was 180900 and time was 18:03. I found all of the artifacts, relics, weapons and upgrades (6 total) and beat all but the DESTROY ALL URNS challenge and the REACH THE EXIT IN 6:00 OR LESS. Can't wait for TEMPLE GROUNDS!!!

Hey guys! Room is still messy...haha! With play practice and homework I haven't put more than a decent dent into it, but I WILL get it done tonight and I WILL post about Temple of Light! @Stella, hope you feel better! I have been pretty exhausted and congested (from allergies...) in school so it gets kinda miserable even though I love school. But I hope you feel better! And I did make a new profile on the Xbox. The gamertag is Lara Croft! Haha! I'll show you all a picture later! @Shrensh, I have some tips but right now I need to get my homework done. (I'm procrastinating a little...) So expect them later! See you guys later!