Tomb Raider II Story - Revision history

Klow: /* The Deck */

2025-02-11T21:47:32Z

‎The Deck

Tombraidergirl at 13:19, 25 June 2015

2015-06-25T13:19:47Z

Tombraidergirl at 11:25, 3 July 2014

2014-07-03T11:25:02Z

Gold2468: /* Epilogue: Home Sweet Home */

2011-05-29T22:51:54Z

‎Epilogue: Home Sweet Home

Tombraidergirl at 14:36, 18 October 2008

2008-10-18T14:36:37Z

Tombraidergirl at 20:25, 9 September 2008

2008-09-09T20:25:37Z

MilkFloat6: /* External Links */

2008-08-05T20:45:48Z

‎External Links

MilkFloat6: /* Tibetan Foothills */

2008-08-03T20:36:16Z

‎Tibetan Foothills

MilkFloat6: /* Epilogue: Home Sweet Home */

2008-08-03T19:28:11Z

‎Epilogue: Home Sweet Home

MilkFloat6: /* Level Map */

2008-07-31T16:50:14Z

‎Level Map

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 ===The Deck===
-[[Image:Deck.jpg|thumb|250px|left|'The dark deck]]
+[[Image:Deck.jpg|thumb|250px|left|The dark deck]]
 The Deck is the one of the most unnerving levels in the game. Not only is it dark (the Deck somehow got stuck in a cave), and has that strange, scary background music, but enemies are out in force around here, mainly because the Seraph is here, among the tall hulls and propellers. It is actually located in a Storage Shed just away from a pile of boxes near the Stern Key door, and requires a Storage Key in order to open it. There are three keys, including that one. [[Image:Seraph.jpg|thumb|250px|right|The Seraph awaits you in the Storage Shed. A Seraph is a religious name for an archangel like figure. By looking at the Tomb Raider II Seraph, you can tell it looks somewhat like an angel.]] The other two are the Stern Key and the Cabin Key. Flamethrowers are back in The Deck (they make only two appearances in the whole game). Upon discovering the Stern Key on a ledge by a pool near the level start, the player follows an underwater tunnel to the lower vicinity. Here is where you can see the Storage Shed. The level continues when you discover a tunnel that goes past a propeller blocking a path. Now you must find the Cabin Key, on the raft. When you have it, you move up and up a series of paths until you are back in the higher, deck vicinity. You are currently several deck levels above where you started this level. You must then jump to several levels below you (the pool level) and then to the one below that. Here, you must travel across to the top of the orange structure and follow the paths around here (and finally utilize the Cabin Key) until you land upon the Storage Key.
 ====The Seraph====

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 Lara gets into the hideout via the two double doors seen as the Level begins. [[Image:Bartoli's_Hideout.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Lara in the hideout]]After dealing with Armed Fiamma Nera's, Lara enters another section of the hideout, and then to the huge Ballroom,[[Image:Ballroom.jpg|thumb|200px|right|The giant and impressive ballroom in Bartoli's hideout]]which is one big puzzle. Then, through the grand library, and into the outside area (where the hidden Uzis can be discovered, (see [[Tomb Raider 2 Secrets]]) and then she obliterates the hideout by detonating it with a key (The Detonator Key). Through the rubble, the long, sloped tunnel is the entrance to the Opera House (which evidently looks like the Venetian Opera House, La Fenice.)
 ===The Opera House===
-The Opera House is the final level in the Venice series, but has a more darker touch to it. [[Image:Opera_House_Roof.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Lara on the Opera House Roof]] More Fiamma Nera enemies reside here than anywhere else in Venice, along with one super baddie at the end; the [[Fiamma Nera Boss]] (or sub-boss, as it is not Bartoli). Firstly, Lara must find a way into the actual Opera House using the first [[Ornate Key]], and then kill every baddie in the area before attempting to find the [[Relay Box]], [[Image:Relay Box.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Relay Box]] which operates the [[elevator]] in the area. This reveals a pool which contains a [[Circuit Board]], which raises the stage of the Opera House when inserted into a panel in the control room. However, the control room cannot be accessed without the second [[Ornate Key]], which is found in the ventilation system, full of electrical, killer fans. Then, once back in the control room, Lara raises the stage with the switch activated by the Circuit Board, and must fight several Fiamma Nera's before taking a path to above. Then, after moving past several more swinging sandbags, Lara has to confront the sub-boss in an airport storage area.
+The Opera House is the final level in the Venice series, but has a more darker touch to it. [[Image:Opera_House_Roof.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Lara on the Opera House Roof]] More Fiamma Nera enemies reside here than anywhere else in Venice, along with one super baddie at the end; the [[Fiamma Nera Boss]] (or sub-boss, as it is not Bartoli). Firstly, Lara must find a way into the actual Opera House using the first [[Ornate Key (Opera House)|Ornate Key]], and then kill every baddie in the area before attempting to find the [[Relay Box]], [[Image:Relay Box.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Relay Box]] which operates the [[elevator]] in the area. This reveals a pool which contains a [[Circuit Board]], which raises the stage of the Opera House when inserted into a panel in the control room. However, the control room cannot be accessed without the second [[Ornate Key (Opera House)|Ornate Key]], which is found in the ventilation system, full of electrical, killer fans. Then, once back in the control room, Lara raises the stage with the switch activated by the Circuit Board, and must fight several Fiamma Nera's before taking a path to above. Then, after moving past several more swinging sandbags, Lara has to confront the sub-boss in an airport storage area.
 ====Confronting the Sub-boss====

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 ==The Venice Levels==
-Venice is very different from the usual tombs of Tomb Raider. The first transportation in the entire series is found in this tranquil (kind of) part of the game. However, don't believe that this little Italian holiday is easy; puzzles are constantly appearing through these three levels, along with tens of [[Fiamma Nera]]'s and [[Brawlers]].
+Venice is very different from the usual tombs of Tomb Raider. The first transportation in the entire series is found in this tranquil (kind of) part of the game. However, don't believe that this little Italian holiday is easy; puzzles are constantly appearing through these three levels, along with tons of [[Fiamma Nera]]'s and [[Brawlers]].
 [[Image:Venice_Opening_Area.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Lara in scenic Venice]]
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 [[Image:Home.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Lara's travels is still not over, when the remainder of Bartoli's angry men track her down to England]]
-Lara returns home to England with the dagger of Xian, and is seen examining it on her bed, but then we hear tyre screeches and Dobermans from outside, and then her house alarm goes off along with the sound of breaking glass. Bartoli's remaining men have tracked her down to England and are attempting to steal the dagger. Lara opens her Gun Cupboard and takes the only weapon their, the Shotgun, and the excess of shells inside. There is also two large and one small medi packs inside, along with numerous flares. Lara has to kill all the Fiamma Nera's in the vicinity, in and outside her house, before she has to re-battle the Fiamma Nera sub-boss she fought with in [[Opera House]]. When he's dead, a clips shows Lara goes to the showers. She looks at the camera once there and says "Haven't you seen enough?" and shoots it with her shotgun. The credits then start at that point, but do not exit from them. Wait to the end, past the Final Statistics Screen that will appear, and you can select a new game, where you have ''all weapons with unlimited ammo''! This dramatically increases the easiness of the game.
+Lara returns home to England with the dagger of Xian, and is seen examining it on her bed, but then we hear tyre screeches and Dobermans from outside, and then her house alarm goes off along with the sound of breaking glass. Bartoli's remaining men have tracked her down to England and are attempting to steal the dagger. Lara opens her Gun Cupboard and takes the only weapon their, the Shotgun, and the excess of shells inside. There is also two large and one small medi packs inside, along with numerous flares. Lara has to kill all the Fiamma Nera's in the vicinity, in and outside her house, before she has to re-battle the Fiamma Nera sub-boss she fought with in [[Opera House]]. When he's dead, a clips shows Lara goes to the showers. She looks at the camera once there and says "Don't you think you've seen enough?" and shoots it with her shotgun. The credits then start at that point, but do not exit from them. Wait to the end, past the Final Statistics Screen that will appear, and you can select a new game, where you have ''all weapons with unlimited ammo''! This dramatically increases the easiness of the game.
 [[Image:The_End.jpg|thumb|200px|right|The End (this is seen at the end of the credits just before the final statistics screen)]]
 (In the epilogue, it is unknown where Winston is, but as he is present at the Training Level of Tomb Raider 3, he has obviously survived the conflict of Home Sweet Home)

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-==Introduction==
+The following article will explain the '''story of Tomb Raider 2'''. Walkthrough detail information is not written in this article, but only brief information on what you have to do each level, such as keys or objects, but the following information is based on the FMV clips seen throughout the game. For full detail walkthroughs, see the tombraidergirl pages.
 In brief, Tomb Raider 2 involves more enemies, larger levels and it introduces much more of modern life with the tombs which made Tomb Raider 1 famous.. The Offshore Rig levels involve key objects which are much more modernized ([[Machine Chips]], [[Pass Card | Pass Cards]]). Also, the Offshore Rig levels have flashing electronic technology, never seen before. Many people believe that both Tomb Raider 2 and 3 lose the original Tombs that made Tomb Raider 1 popular. It also notable that Tomb Raider 2 contains much more human enemies than its predecessor, and an overall introduction into a more modern life.

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
	The following article will explain the story of Tomb Raider 2. Walkthrough detail information is not written in this article, but only brief information on what you have to do each level, such as keys or objects, but the following information is based on the FMV clips seen throughout the game. For full detail walkthroughs, see the tombraidergirl pages.		The following article will explain the story of Tomb Raider 2. Walkthrough detail information is not written in this article, but only brief information on what you have to do each level, such as keys or objects, but the following information is based on the FMV clips seen throughout the game. For full detail walkthroughs, see the tombraidergirl pages.

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	http://www.tombraidergirl.com/tr2/ \| Tombraidergirl walkthrough website (Tomb Raider 2)		http://www.tombraidergirl.com/tr2/ \| Tombraidergirl walkthrough website (Tomb Raider 2)
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		+	===Internal Link===
		+	Continue with [[Tomb Raider III Story]] (currently in progress)

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 The Tibetan Foothills is remarkably brighter than the previous level, and releases some of that tension. [[Image:Tibetan.jpg|thumb|250px|right|'The bright Tibetan Foothills]]The level also features the second vehicle in the game, the [[Snowmobile]]. Lara has the Seraph firmly in her backpack, but now hired mercenaries of the Fiamma Nera will stop at nothing to retrieve it. Note that mercenaries are twice as difficult to kill than the average Rig Worker or Fiamma Nera follower, because of either heavy padding on their bodies to impede bullets or an actual bullet (to a certain limit) proof vest. They are also deadly, with each one of them being armed. However, the Snowmobile can lend a hand. You can use the snowmobile to run them over. It's very effective.
-Lara starts the level in a bright alcove aside of a snowball trap pit. Past that is a long, winding path up to the hut, where the snowmobile is parked, and guarded by two mercenaries. Then enjoy the music, called "Scoosh", or "Snowmobile Ride" or "Snowmobile Chase" when you clamber on the ride. After snowmobile ramps, more ramps, and finally a big jump, the player must retrieve the Drawbridge Key to raise the drawbridge in the adjoining area. Once this is done, the player can ride the snowmobile across the ice and into a cave, and the avalanche occurs behind Lara. Then, she must retrieve the Hut Key which unlocks the hut back at the Level start. It's in the snow after the avalanche, but when you attempt to get it, a mercenary riding an ''armed'' snowmobile, so Lara must kill him or he'll either shoot or run her over. When he falls off, do not take the armed one for the trip back to the hut; it's too heavy to make it over the big jump.
+Lara starts the level in a bright alcove aside of a snowball trap pit. Past that is a long, winding path up to the hut, where the snowmobile is parked, and guarded by two mercenaries. A musical piece starts, called "[[Scoosh]]", or "Snowmobile Ride" or "Snowmobile Chase", when you clamber on the ride. After snowmobile ramps, more ramps, and finally a big jump, the player must retrieve the Drawbridge Key to raise the drawbridge in the adjoining area. Once this is done, the player can ride the snowmobile across the ice and into a cave, and the avalanche occurs behind Lara. Then, she must retrieve the Hut Key which unlocks the hut back at the Level start. It's in the snow after the avalanche, but when you attempt to get it, a mercenary riding an ''armed'' snowmobile, so Lara must kill him or he'll either shoot or run her over. When he falls off, do not take the armed one for the trip back to the hut; it's too heavy to make it over the big jump.
 In the hut, there is a switch, and once pulled, three mercenaries come out of a door. After killing them, Lara can get her own armed snowmobile off another mercenary, and then she uses it against two other armed snowmobiled mercenaries. After the battle, Lara can access the path to the monastery.

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 (In the epilogue, it is unknown where Winston is, but as he is present at the Training Level of Tomb Raider 3, he has obviously survived the conflict of Home Sweet Home)
-[[User:MilkFloat6|MilkFloat6]] 12:53, 6 July 2008 (CEST)
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−	[[Image:Diving_Area.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|left\|The electronic Offshore Rig]]'' Offshore Rig''	+	[[Image:Diving_Area.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|left\|The electronic Offshore Rig]]'' Offshore Rig ([[Adriatic Sea]])''

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