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Why does Lara Croft have such big breasts?

Initially, the model of Lara Croft was not planned so busty. But once the designer in the process of customizing this character accidentally enlarged Lara's breasts by 150% with one click. The result was immediately liked by the entire development team, who decided to keep this look.

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