I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.

I’m currently playing Tomb Raider right now, and absolutely LOVE it. But I agree there is this slight disconnected when you go on a side mission, or go hunting for those damn gps caches. It does make it more intense to keep on going with the story mode as quickly as you can to really feel like you are Lara, but at the same time it’s a video game and it’s supposed to be a diversion from reality.

It might be easier to think of those caves as moments when time seems to slow down due to the increased mass (of treasure) pulling on space/time, thus slowing it down.