És az is kár, hogy Larát rondábbá tették, mint amilyen volt. Szóval, nem nagy veszteség, hogy máshol nem érhető el.

"Longer neck and bigger head in Definitive Edition. Definitively Male Lara."

Plusz:

"Cryio ~ 2 days ago

Bought it, test it.
Definitive Edition changes:
- improved audio mixing
- wind particle effects
- more vegetation
- more shadows
- some new cubemaps reflections!
- the new face (eh?)
- updated TressFX implementation
- better godrays
- Lara herself is slightly brighter in the environment
- some slight texture changes
Good news:
- the "Definitive Edition" changes
- 1st tomb is now no longer buggy jank that can soft lock
- updated TressFX means the hair doesn't spazz out sometimes, like it did before
Bad news:
- AO on Ultra is broken, doesn't work
- AO on High kinda works, you'll see a random black square in the upper left corner tho
- Refresh Rate is jank, needs to be selected twice to make sure you are above 60 Hz
- UI elements mentioning that "an upgrade is now available" is positioned partially OFF SCREEN, lmao. Terrible
- "Quit" on the main menu doesn't get highlighted
- updated TressFX from Definitive Edition is less lush than the original PC release, which means it's overall a downgrade. It's especially noticeable during close ups, but in general 3rd person camera too
- it's a UWP release, meaning "Exclusive Fullscreen" is also broken. So no downsampling. You need to downsample the desktop first
- I can swear Lara's model overall has less polygons than the original PC release, but it's a subtle tweak
Neutral:
- the new face never was fully polished, it still looks off
- the few FMVs that show the Xbox 360 era Lara face + no TressFX hair is now even funnier vs the real time gameplay with the new face and TressFX
Even assuming they would fix all the bugs and limitations this release currently has, the face is mostly a deal break for most.
So it will never fully become "the definitive way" to play Tomb Raider 2013."