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Compared to TR1 it has many gun fights, that's true.
But TR1 feels kind of empty and these animals are no real challenge.
In my opinion it's a very good mix of puzzle and action.
Cheers!
But because he was mortal, his cowardice prevented him from acting on his psychopathic desires.
When Lara started shooting back at him, he ran like a whippet that just challenged a bull mastiff.
I assume that when Lara encountered Bartoli after his dragonification, he wasn't yet at full power, so weak enough for her to subdue him.
The Emperor who previously used the dagger was much bigger in his dragon form.
So presumably in time, Bartoli would get stronger and more invulnerable.
Tomb Raider 2 "is the best Tomb Raider" and nothing you say will change it (no I did not read your wall of crap because I know from the small glance that it is just crap over the game story that I dont care)
The shooting mechanics in these games are not fun or engaging; they're just mind-numbingly dull and tedious.
The exploration and puzzle solving are where their strengths lie. These were executed masterfully in TR1, but in 2, they've taken a back seat, because the devs were given a directive to make the game more action centric; as a result, it suffered considerably. It's one of the weakest and most boring in the series.
And the story, yeah, complete nonsense.
Here's an excerpt from the TR2 pitch meeting:
... and Lara sneaks onto the plane, and while she listens in on a conversation between Marco Bartoli and his henchman, she is struck from behind and knocked out. Then, transported all the way to their off-shore rig, turned base, and imprisoned.
- But, wouldn't it be easier for them to just kill her, considering they've been trying to do just that since the beginning?
- Yeah, but we still need the game to happen.
- Well, I bet it's going to be hard for her to get out of that situation.
- Actually it's gonna be super easy, barely an inconvenience.
- Oh, really?
- Yeah, you see, she's just gonna push a button inside her cell... which opens the door.
- A prison cell, which opens from the inside?
- Exactly, and it works perfectly.
- Why would the bad guys imprison her in a cell which opens from the inside?
- I dunno.
- That works.
... and Lara grabs onto a submersible which takes her down to the ocean floor.
- So she just hangs onto the outside of a submersible, without any kind of pressurized suit or oxygen tank, while holding her breath, until it slowly descends to 40 fathoms (240 feet / 75 meters), without her running out of oxygen or bleeding into her lungs from water pressure?
- That's what we're going with.
- Well Ok then.
I would understand it if she takes 0 damage from fire or jumps 10 meters high.
Cheers!