@DeviantCode: Not to mention the boss mattles or the "boss" themselves they are just enemies with superpowers, no story, no background, no nothing, hell even the "main" antagonist it's like a ghost even listening to the tapes the feeling of a bad character won't wash away.
@habeasdata: don't worry I have also played the 1 and the 2 closely and I loved them and you can rest easy this one it's close to the first one in terms of it's story, how dark and cruel it is, just make sure to play every quest you came across because every quest has a story to told even random events.
@repalioaderfes: well then it's not the PC player fault it's the company who can't or don't want to do anything about people cheating on their games, just that simple.
@arrowhead927: It's not like a plane can turn 360° in less than a second, or turn at high speeds, the analog stick does alright with the physics of turning a plane right, left, up, down, etc. but when you can turn around and have better accuracy with a mouse rather than a stick in a controller, well then there's some trouble to balance things there, I remember that I played BF3 a lot on the pc some day I went to a friend house and he had it on ps3 and it's not like I had never played on a controller I had and a lot also, I tried to play BD3 on the playstation and boy I felt like a robot I didn't have that accuracy anymore and I knew that even If I give it tons of hours of gameplay to master the scheme I wouldn't reach the reactions, times, and accuracy of using a mouse, in this terms console players would be in a disavantage against pc players and I kinda don't fear that this would dimish the player base on any of the plattforms.
I think monster have kinda lost the impact of the fear factor, not to say "serial killers" I think the way to go should be towards a more psychological way, like stephen king's the shining or maybe the mist, maybe something as "the purge", something that puts more pressure on your mind rather than fearing a monster, after all our mind it's more afraid of the things that it cannot understand rather than those than we can understand, a clear example would be amnesia: the dark descent that game had a lot of psychological into it and it still makes me shiver. On a note I think that anything from H.P. Lovecraft would do great, just take from example bloodborne most of the monster and settings come from an inspiration on lovecraft and most of the players find the game kinda "scary" just imagine the same setting but with an outlast gameplay boy I wouldn't even dare to play the game. Also if a survival horror game goes more into the "action" part like resident evil or rather dead space they should totally manage the aspect of resources because that puts more pressure on your mind rather than the monster itself I still remember the first dead space I was shitting my pants becaus I had so little ammo and the monster just keep coming, that's something done right, I just wish they could go back to the roots of the genre at least there are some good experiences out there, like outlast or alien: isolation I just wish the action part of the survival horror genre would rise from it's ashes again.
And that's the key word "we hope" and I think they are hoping bad people will simply go towards Fallout 4 because it's been years since the last release and it's still selling like hot bread until now, so people are hyped to the bone, it's not like tomb raider it's a bad game I liked the last one a little cheesy in the story but it was a great reboot of the series and the second one sure has a lot of peolpe hyped about but it simply cannot stand against the juggernaut it's fallout 4 even if the game itself turned out to be bad people will buy it like candy or hot bread because of the name. Either way the next chapter of tomb raider will sell good again no doubt I saw a lot of potential in the first one I have no doubt it will pay off unless it's a terrible game or it is released like batman arkham asylum wich I doubt it because last tomb raider was a good port into PC.
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