Tomb Raider 3 Stuck

[Cori]

Temple ruins. I pulled both underwater levers on opposite sides and the trapdoor wont open someone help

[stevefreiman]

http://tombraiders.net/stella/walks/TR3walk/I2-templeruins.html I finished TR3 about a month ago, and just completed TR4, starting Chronicles. This is an excellent resource to avoid spending hours wandering the wrong way through traps and puzzles. Don't recall the Temple Ruins, but this should point you in the right direction.

[Cori]

Use the switch in one of the gold-grated alcoves to open a door above in the central structure. Pull/push the movable block to the right so you can climb up to the door. Drop into the pool below. Pull the underwater lever to open the gate. Surface for air if you need it. Swim through the gate, pull the 2 levers in the next underwater room. (They are directly opposite each other on the side walls, so you can use one, roll, and swim straight to the other.) Swim back into the passage the way you came, but before you reach the bend, look for an opening in the ceiling. Swim up to it and climb out. Thats what i did its bugged.. and wont open

[Anya]

If there's a bug, try downloading a save file from the site that Stevefreiman linked (tombraiders.net). I think Stella has a lot of ready-made saves for users who experience glitches!

[Dano]

Originally posted by stevefreiman:

http://tombraiders.net/stella/walks/TR3walk/I2-templeruins.html I finished TR3 about a month ago, and just completed TR4, starting Chronicles. This is an excellent resource to avoid spending hours wandering the wrong way through traps and puzzles. Don't recall the Temple Ruins, but this should point you in the right direction.

man your lucky this game took me and my dad about 6 months to finish when it came out on the psx1

[stevefreiman]

Yeah, I often think that about when I'm using a walkthrough, in particular for the older games that had just a punishing level of difficulty. I'm working through the TR series early in the morning before I go to work, and whenever I can in the evenings. If I weren't using a walkthrough I suppose it would be more satisfying to complete the game, but I don't have six months to finish -- or do I? You've got me thinking about that, tremby.