Part 45

Continue your Tomb Raider: Legend adventure with the Part 45 walkthrough. Mouse provides an update on the guide's progress and shares insights into Lara's gymnastics moves.

Hey fellow tomb raiders! Mouse here, back with another update on the Tomb Raider: Legend guide. The response to this FAQ has been absolutely incredible – way beyond what I ever expected! It's amazing to see so many of you relying on this guide, and it's definitely motivating me to push this project into overdrive. I'm aiming to have the entire walkthrough completed very soon, which is why I've had to put some focus on this game over my other projects.

I've also received some... interesting emails lately. Let me be clear: any messages of a questionable nature, especially regarding character skins, will be deleted instantly, and offenders will be blocked. Please keep the communication respectful and focused on the game.

Work and TAFE have been keeping me busy, but things are settling down, and I'm getting more time to dedicate to this guide. I know some of you are eager for the next sections, and I appreciate your patience. A special thanks to those who've sent in helpful information, like the proper terminology for Lara's gymnastics moves – the Tkachev move, for example, thanks Mariano Villegas!

We're getting close to 50% completion for the guide, and I'm feeling the strain after putting in over 30,000 words. But don't worry, the final levels will come. I'm planning to tackle Croft Manor after the main walkthrough is done, as it's a bonus level you access after finishing the game. So, please bear with me regarding any Croft Manor questions for now – even I haven't fully completed it yet!

A big change in this update is the adjustment of characters per line (CPL) from the old standard of 71 to the more current 79. This was a massive undertaking, going through thousands of lines of text, but I hope it makes the guide easier to read. I've also added a new signature, so let me know what you think!

I know it's tough finding the time for everything – work, college, family, personal stuff – and I'm feeling that squeeze too. I'm asking for a little more patience with emails; I'll get to them, but please understand I have a lot on my plate. These FAQs are a labor of love, and I am committed to finishing them, no matter how long it takes.

Mouse