They're following in LaCroix's footsteps.Prince Cross, how original.
They're following in LaCroix's footsteps.Prince Cross, how original.
Why would being everyone's thin-blooded water boy make for a good plot? If that's any indication of what the rest of the writing is like I genuinely hope they drop everything and start from scratch.As far as I know the writing of the main story was complete, as were most of the voice overs which cost a lot of money. So I really hope they keep those and connected characters and locations.
Why would being everyone's thin-blooded water boy make for a good plot?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but IRC the PC in Bloodlines was a middle-generation vampire, either 7th or 8th, basically a "peer" of the likes of Janette and LaCroix, and by no means weak.A thin blood is not much different from the low level vampire we played in Bloodlines.
Roguey and others are saying it might be The Chinese Room, but there is no official statement yet.So which studio is working on VTMB2 right now?
They are owned by Sumo Digital, who recently suffered a big fail with a Robin Hood game. And they laid off staff a few years ago, they are small now. And they've only made "walking simulator" narrative games, no action games.Roguey and others are saying it might be The Chinese Room, but there is no official statement yet.So which studio is working on VTMB2 right now?
I would like it's Rocksteady.So which studio is working on VTMB2 right now?
They are owned by Sumo Digital, who recently suffered a big fail with a Robin Hood game.
And they laid off staff a few years ago, they are small now. And they've only made "walking simulator" narrative games, no action games.
There's no good reason to make the PC a thin-blood other than the faggot devs' fixation on letting you choose a clan after the prologue.
And Camarilla themselves would have you commit diablerie in order to join that clan you chose. It was pants on head tier retarded.Why would they make this design choice when Clans are the meat of the lore is beyond my understanding. But it merely carried over to Bloodlines 2.
And Camarilla themselves would have you commit diablerie in order to join that clan you chose. It was pants on head tier retarded.Why would they make this design choice when Clans are the meat of the lore is beyond my understanding. But it merely carried over to Bloodlines 2.
Still doesn't make sense though, why would they give a nobody from nowhere, pissant thin-blood a chance to join Camarilla, a Kindred on a silver platter as an option of diablerie when they can just destroy the said Kindred and give the thin-blood the finger?And Camarilla themselves would have you commit diablerie in order to join that clan you chose. It was pants on head tier retarded.Why would they make this design choice when Clans are the meat of the lore is beyond my understanding. But it merely carried over to Bloodlines 2.
Yeah, well, diablerie in the Camarilla... There are situations when it is allowed. They are called the Blood Hunt.
Considering that most vampires believe thinbloods are pests to be exterminated, it beggars belief that they would allow one to "ascend" to their level.Still doesn't make sense though, why would they give a nobody from nowhere, pissant thin-blood a chance to join Camarilla, a Kindred on a silver platter as an option of diablerie when they can just destroy the said Kindred and give the thin-blood the finger?And Camarilla themselves would have you commit diablerie in order to join that clan you chose. It was pants on head tier retarded.Why would they make this design choice when Clans are the meat of the lore is beyond my understanding. But it merely carried over to Bloodlines 2.
Yeah, well, diablerie in the Camarilla... There are situations when it is allowed. They are called the Blood Hunt.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but IRC the PC in Bloodlines was a middle-generation vampire, either 7th or 8th, basically a "peer" of the likes of Janette and LaCroix, and by no means weak.
Now compare that to the protagonist of Bloodlines 2, who is basically the inbred, chromosome-hoarding, ginger stepchild of Cain's brood and the equivalent of a manlet on the dating market. You're the bottom bitch of the whole city basically.
There's no good reason to make the PC a thin-blood other than the faggot devs' fixation on letting you choose a clan after the prologue.
Sireless is not Caitiff. You had full access to specific Clan disciplines, and I believe something along the lines of 10-15 bloodpoints. That is at least 8th gen, IIRC.Correct me if I'm wrong, but IRC the PC in Bloodlines was a middle-generation vampire, either 7th or 8th, basically a "peer" of the likes of Janette and LaCroix, and by no means weak.
You were still Sire-less and basically a Caitiff with everybody trying to have you do their work.
Not random people though, but resident Clan leaders and other assorted vampire nobility.You were still Sire-less and basically a Caitiff with everybody trying to have you do their work.
Can't imagine anything cooler than playing what is essentially a pariah with undead AIDS that are routinely hunted down like vermin by the rest of the species.... because of that and that they wanted to push the V5 thin-bloods-are-cool-underdogs agenda.
This is just so insulting. Between this and System Shock 3, that's two times that original developers revived classic IPs only for them to be handed over to randos. How did this happen twice?