Then look for a file named "SpecialK64.dll".
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Download Special K - Development / Version History - Special K Discussion (differentk.fyi) The archive version. "Got it working on Epic after some attempt.
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After that, launch the game like normal and all should work"įor anyone trying to make this mod work on epic : In my case I dragged all the files inside "1) Nude and tats (main textures)" into the textures folders. Then simply drag the loose texture files from the mod u downloaded into the textures folder. Inside of that, make a folder named textures. Inside that folder make a folder named inject. Make a new folder in the root folder of tomb raider. Simply close out the game, download this mod. If your screen is not black then it means it works. Launch the game to test it, make sure to have dx12 disabled, press ctrl, shift, backspace at the same time and a menu should open up. Rename that file to dxgi.dll and drag it into the root folder of tomb raider.
Download Special K - Development / Version History - Special K Discussion (differentk.fyi).
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Being a woman I figured if anyone would deem it inappropriate it would be her.For those of you using the Epic Games version of SOTTR, I just followed this guide from a pinned comment on Nexus Mods and got it working: I explained to her the reason I had her watch the video was to see if she could see the growing concern. She thought Lara Croft was portrayed incredibly well - wishing that she could be that badass. As the trailer ended she was nothing sort of excited for it's release. I didn't even let her know why I was asking her to watch it. I even had my wife watch the trailer without any pre-existing feelings. It's never easy to watch someone in trouble, especially a female. There were more than a few times where I grimaced, wishing that I could play this game already if only to help Lara Croft survive. It makes perfect sense that watching this trailer would be difficult for some people. Look, I understand that we as a society have been molded to "protect the princess". Yet these same arguments aren't showing themselves across the board. The amount of ass-kicking that Nathan Drake sustains during each game is hard to watch at times.
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Take a look at the Uncharted series for example. It's hard to find a video game on my shelf that doesn't involve a male protagonist (or a male character of some sort) getting absolutely destroyed. My biggest concern with this apparent outrage is that it feels like a double standard. I'm a little confused how Lara Croft isn't shown as a strong female, ready to take on anything. In this brief three-minute video we witness Lara Croft fall from the ceiling of a cave, pull a stick from her side, dodge a series of explosions, escape a collapsing cave, kill a deer with a bow and arrow, step into a bear trap, shoot a rebel in the face after a hand-to-hand confrontation, and show a wolf who's boss (to name a few examples). I see a tale of strength a tale of survival.
When I watch this trailer I see an all-around badass female character. They argue that while Crystal Dynamics has set out to create a "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger" vibe, this trailer never shows the latter part of that philosophy. They claim that the way the trailer is cut makes it so that Lara Croft never gets stronger - something that a male charactertends to have happen. A type of fetish if you will.Įven when the "if this was a man instead of a woman" argument is presented, the community is quick to chastise. They see a young, weak female being brutalized while making "sex noises". Apparently there's a large group of people that believe the trailer is nothing short of "torture porn". While I'm not the only one that finds this trailer amazing, I seem to be in the minority. Curious to see if I was the only one that thought this, I hopped onto a few of the major game networks and began reading comments. I've seen the pictures and watched a few previous videos, but this trailer has really stepped it up.
A female that is strong, independent, and ready to take on the world - sans tight top. Crystal Dynamics has set out to create a less sexualized Tomb Raider. The new Lara Croft however is a different protagonist.
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