u/GameOverPaladin

Suli_Croft has repeatedly targeted members of our small, ever-growing mod team with insults, harassment, and attempts to provoke us, and has now started targeting me as well.

The attached screenshot is one example. This has gone beyond a disagreement over moderation and, from my perspective, has become personal harassment.

They also accused me of using an "alt" account and said they would tell the girlies about it and use it as "ammo". Whether they genuinely believe that accusation or not, using it to personally attack and provoke me is unnecessary. 🤡

This community is a place where we want to nurture creativity and free expression, but behavior like this cannot be tolerated.

Criticism and disagreement are welcome. Personal attacks and harassment are not.

I'm posting this as a warning to other members. Document your interactions with this user and be aware of the behavior.

The screenshots speak for themselves. If this continues, there will simply be more evidence to document.

So, kind folks, please don't be like Suli_Croft. You can disagree without making it personal.

Alix Wilton Regan is back at it again, and at this point the pattern is becoming pretty difficult to dismiss.

Her recent Instagram stories are heavily centered around feminist and anti-male messaging. She shared a post asking people to imagine a world where the richest people were women, then praised wealthy women such as Dolly Parton, MacKenzie Scott, Oprah and Melinda French Gates while claiming they are "constantly outshining their male counterparts".

And now she's added Elon Musk and Grok to the mix. Regan shared posts claiming that a lawsuit alleges xAI used real child sexual abuse material in data used to train Grok, including material involving a real survivor abused as a child. Those are allegations made in a lawsuit, not established findings, but once again Regan has chosen to publicly amplify highly charged political and social commentary.

That allegation is real and was reported in late August 2026. The plaintiff's lawyers say the complaint alleges that xAI trained Grok on a dataset containing known CSAM and that Grok subsequently generated CSAM based on those images.

However, it's important to call it an allegation*, not an established fact. The lawsuit has been filed, but that doesn't mean a court has determined that xAI actually did what the complaint alleges.*

There's also that Gloria Steinem quote about the truth setting you free, followed by a post claiming that since Roe v. Wade was overturned, more women have been prosecuted for miscarriages than men for being in the Epstein files... This is getting too much...

This follows her recent defense of Lindsay Clancy, where she portrayed the case through a feminist lens and criticized the treatment of Clancy.

At this point, calling these isolated posts seems increasingly difficult. There is a recurring theme: women are presented as victims, women are presented as doing more for humanity, and men are repeatedly positioned as the opposing side.

That is what many people would reasonably describe as man-hating or anti-male rhetoric, regardless of whether Regan herself would use that label.

And the uncomfortable part is that this is the public persona attached to the new Lara Croft.

Nobody is saying she cannot be a feminist. Nobody is saying she cannot have political opinions. She has every right to express them.

But freedom of speech works both ways. Fans also have every right to look at what she repeatedly chooses to promote publicly and decide that they do not like it.

And let's be honest about the audience.

Tomb Raider has a huge male fanbase. Men have been buying these games, playing them and supporting Lara Croft for decades. You cannot repeatedly promote women-versus-men rhetoric and then act surprised when some of those men feel alienated.

The issue is not simply that Alix Wilton Regan is a feminist. The issue is the increasingly anti-male tone of the content she chooses to amplify while simultaneously becoming one of the public faces of one of gaming's most recognizable franchises.

If you repeatedly tell part of your audience that their sex is the problem, some of that audience is eventually going to stop supporting you.

The question is whether Crystal Dynamics understood exactly what kind of public political persona they were putting behind Lara Croft...

https://www.reddit.com/r/LaraCroftTombRaider/comments/1wcj2ak/alix_wilton_regan_should_be_replaced_as_lara/

https://www.reddit.com/r/LaraCroftTombRaider/comments/1w630mp/alix_wilton_regan_the_new_voice_of_lara_croft/

Alix Wilton Regan is back at it again, and at this point the pattern is becoming pretty difficult to dismiss.

Her recent Instagram stories are heavily centered around feminist and anti-male messaging. She shared a post asking people to imagine a world where the richest people were women, then praised wealthy women such as Dolly Parton, MacKenzie Scott, Oprah and Melinda French Gates while claiming they are "constantly outshining their male counterparts".

And now she's added Elon Musk and Grok to the mix. Regan shared posts claiming that a lawsuit alleges xAI used real child sexual abuse material in data used to train Grok, including material involving a real survivor abused as a child. Those are allegations made in a lawsuit, not established findings, but once again Regan has chosen to publicly amplify highly charged political and social commentary.

That allegation is real and was reported in late August 2026. The plaintiff's lawyers say the complaint alleges that xAI trained Grok on a dataset containing known CSAM and that Grok subsequently generated CSAM based on those images.

However, it's important to call it an allegation*, not an established fact. The lawsuit has been filed, but that doesn't mean a court has determined that xAI actually did what the complaint alleges.*

There's also that Gloria Steinem quote about the truth setting you free, followed by a post claiming that since Roe v. Wade was overturned, more women have been prosecuted for miscarriages than men for being in the Epstein files... This is getting too much...

This follows her recent defense of Lindsay Clancy, where she portrayed the case through a feminist lens and criticized the treatment of Clancy.

At this point, calling these isolated posts seems increasingly difficult. There is a recurring theme: women are presented as victims, women are presented as doing more for humanity, and men are repeatedly positioned as the opposing side.

That is what many people would reasonably describe as man-hating or anti-male rhetoric, regardless of whether Regan herself would use that label.

And the uncomfortable part is that this is the public persona attached to the new Lara Croft.

Nobody is saying she cannot be a feminist. Nobody is saying she cannot have political opinions. She has every right to express them.

But freedom of speech works both ways. Fans also have every right to look at what she repeatedly chooses to promote publicly and decide that they do not like it.

And let's be honest about the audience.

Tomb Raider has a huge male fanbase. Men have been buying these games, playing them and supporting Lara Croft for decades. You cannot repeatedly promote women-versus-men rhetoric and then act surprised when some of those men feel alienated.

The issue is not simply that Alix Wilton Regan is a feminist. The issue is the increasingly anti-male tone of the content she chooses to amplify while simultaneously becoming one of the public faces of one of gaming's most recognizable franchises.

If you repeatedly tell part of your audience that their sex is the problem, some of that audience is eventually going to stop supporting you.

The question is whether Crystal Dynamics understood exactly what kind of public political persona they were putting behind Lara Croft...

https://www.reddit.com/r/LaraCroftTombRaider/comments/1wcj2ak/alix_wilton_regan_should_be_replaced_as_lara/

https://www.reddit.com/r/LaraCroftTombRaider/comments/1w630mp/alix_wilton_regan_the_new_voice_of_lara_croft/

Alix Wilton Regan is back at it again, and at this point the pattern is becoming pretty difficult to dismiss.

Her recent Instagram stories are heavily centered around feminist and anti-male messaging. She shared a post asking people to imagine a world where the richest people were women, then praised wealthy women such as Dolly Parton, MacKenzie Scott, Oprah and Melinda French Gates while claiming they are "constantly outshining their male counterparts".

And now she's added Elon Musk and Grok to the mix. Regan shared posts claiming that a lawsuit alleges xAI used real child sexual abuse material in data used to train Grok, including material involving a real survivor abused as a child. Those are allegations made in a lawsuit, not established findings, but once again Regan has chosen to publicly amplify highly charged political and social commentary.

That allegation is real and was reported in late August 2026. The plaintiff's lawyers say the complaint alleges that xAI trained Grok on a dataset containing known CSAM and that Grok subsequently generated CSAM based on those images.

However, it's important to call it an allegation*, not an established fact. The lawsuit has been filed, but that doesn't mean a court has determined that xAI actually did what the complaint alleges.*

There's also that Gloria Steinem quote about the truth setting you free, followed by a post claiming that since Roe v. Wade was overturned, more women have been prosecuted for miscarriages than men for being in the Epstein files... This is getting too much...

This follows her recent defense of Lindsay Clancy, where she portrayed the case through a feminist lens and criticized the treatment of Clancy.

At this point, calling these isolated posts seems increasingly difficult. There is a recurring theme: women are presented as victims, women are presented as doing more for humanity, and men are repeatedly positioned as the opposing side.

That is what many people would reasonably describe as man-hating or anti-male rhetoric, regardless of whether Regan herself would use that label.

And the uncomfortable part is that this is the public persona attached to the new Lara Croft.

Nobody is saying she cannot be a feminist. Nobody is saying she cannot have political opinions. She has every right to express them.

But freedom of speech works both ways. Fans also have every right to look at what she repeatedly chooses to promote publicly and decide that they do not like it.

And let's be honest about the audience.

Tomb Raider has a huge male fanbase. Men have been buying these games, playing them and supporting Lara Croft for decades. You cannot repeatedly promote women-versus-men rhetoric and then act surprised when some of those men feel alienated.

The issue is not simply that Alix Wilton Regan is a feminist. The issue is the increasingly anti-male tone of the content she chooses to amplify while simultaneously becoming one of the public faces of one of gaming's most recognizable franchises.

If you repeatedly tell part of your audience that their sex is the problem, some of that audience is eventually going to stop supporting you.

The question is whether Crystal Dynamics understood exactly what kind of public political persona they were putting behind Lara Croft...

At this point, I genuinely think Alix Wilton Regan should be replaced as the voice of Lara Croft in Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis and Tomb Raider: Catalyst.

The issue isn't that a voice actress has to agree with every Tomb Raider fan. People are allowed to have their own opinions. The problem is repeatedly choosing to publicly support Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother who was convicted of killing her three children by strangulation in 2023.

This is an absolutely horrific case involving three innocent children. Seeing the person chosen to become the new voice of Lara Croft publicly support Clancy is understandably going to make many fans question whether she should be representing one of gaming's most iconic characters.

And honestly, what makes this even more frustrating is how much attention people are giving to the AI controversy surrounding these games while seemingly ignoring this.

People are debating AI usage, AI-generated content and the ethics of using AI in Legacy of Atlantis and Catalyst, yet when the actress chosen to voice Lara publicly makes what many fans consider to be an incredibly disturbing choice, suddenly there is far less willingness to take a stand.

You can criticize the use of AI in these games AND criticize the choice of voice actress. These aren't mutually exclusive issues.

At some point, the developers have to ask themselves whether this is really the person they want attached to Lara Croft. If Regan is going to repeatedly put herself behind someone like Clancy, then she is creating a completely unnecessary controversy around a character and franchise that have nothing to do with it.

We've already seen with Perfect Dark that even major, highly anticipated projects can be cancelled when circumstances surrounding a project become too problematic. If a situation becomes damaging enough, companies are willing to make drastic decisions rather than simply push forward and pretend nothing happened.

So why should Tomb Raider be any different?

If the developers know that a significant portion of the fanbase is uncomfortable with the actress representing Lara, replacing her before these games are released would be the sensible decision.

There are plenty of talented actresses who could voice Lara. Nobody is irreplaceable.

The character is bigger than any one voice actress, and Tomb Raider shouldn't have to carry this controversy into Legacy of Atlantis and Catalyst.

People can keep arguing about AI if they want. I'm also going to question why the developers are apparently willing to attach Lara Croft to someone whose public judgment on this particular case is so difficult to defend.

Replace Alix Wilton Regan and move on. Lara Croft deserves better.

TL;DR: Alix Wilton Regan is publicly supporting Lindsay Clancy, who killed her three children. If Tomb Raider can face backlash over AI, why is this being ignored? Replace Regan. Lara Croft is bigger than any actress.