Kuei-jin can get shape-shifting abilities , with top of the line being able to do pretty much whatever they want with their bodySpeaking of Xiao, I never figured out what kind of weeaboo magic she used to turn into a slug monster. Any basis in the PnP for that?
I read all her posts in Xoti's voice. I don't know if it makes it worse or better.Whose alt is Sailor Woedica?
Bloodlines 2 is number 3 on Steam global top sellers: https://store.steampowered.com/search/?filter=globaltopsellers
Also it is already on the first page of the top wishlist: https://store.steampowered.com/search/?filter=popularwishlist
I expect it will be at least on number 3 there too, next to The Outer Worlds.
And it has already over 18K followers (those who opt in for announcement notification) on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/dlc/532790/Vampire_The_Masquerade__Bloodlines_2/
(For comparison, TOW has 72,303 follwers.)
It's going down on top sellers (a year of waiting, eh?) but now it's #5 on top wishlist, just above other Paradox game Imperator: Rome.
And followers are now over 45K.
Getting close to The Outer Worlds: it's now #3 on the top wishlist, just below TOW. And followers are now over 60K...
Kuei-jin can get shape-shifting abilities , with top of the line being able to do pretty much whatever they want with their bodySpeaking of Xiao, I never figured out what kind of weeaboo magic she used to turn into a slug monster. Any basis in the PnP for that?
I did not know he was a fan of the original.
Tremere and Ventrue have cool suits and coats so they're the best clans.
Regarding level design, I think a lot of the buildings are underappreciated. Bloodlines made urban exploration interesting without the need for a large open-world. Not only are there often a few different ways to get in, but they're sprawling with different floors, crawl-spaces, environmental storytelling, and secrets to discover. I think it's a prime example of what urban exploration should look like, although like you said, some of the later areas faltered.
While searching for pronoun usage, I came by this very delicious satirical essay on language policing from 1985 - http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~evans/cs655/readings/purity.html
It sounds like it could've been written today.
Kuei-jin can get shape-shifting abilities , with top of the line being able to do pretty much whatever they want with their bodySpeaking of Xiao, I never figured out what kind of weeaboo magic she used to turn into a slug monster. Any basis in the PnP for that?
If I remember correctly, its not just shape-shifting powers. Instead of the beast, all kuei-jin have some kind of demon living inside of them. Kuei-jin can learn how to unleash this demon form in combat even if they do not actually study the basic shape-shifting power. By spending points, a kuei-jin can also customize their demon form. Xiao probably bought increased size and tentacles when she leveled up.
Speaking of Xiao, I never figured out what kind of weeaboo magic she used to turn into a slug monster. Any basis in the PnP for that?
Standard Powers
Advanced Powers
- [1]
- Long Neck: The Kuei-jin can stretch his limbs or neck to impressive lengths
- [2]
- Detach Limb: By infusing a part of his body with Yang chi, the Kuei-jin can animate this part to act apart from his main body
- [3]
- Gender Change: The Kuei-jin can change his own gender
- Gentle Yielding: The Kuei-jin can negate impact attacks by commanding his own flesh to give way
- Lotus Breath: The Kuei-jin exhales a cloud of Yang energy that turns mortals dreamy, giggly and generally incoherent
- [4]
- Taking what is Given: The Kuei-jin’s body gives way to an attack, but traps the object with his own flesh and constricts it
- Fur and Fang: The Kuei-jin develops characteristics of a certain animal
- Pelesit: The Kuei-jin can construct small creatures from his own flesh and send them out for errands. Pelesits usually appear as grotesque insects or homunculi
- [5]
- Thousand Lice Spies: By spilling a bag of mites, the Kuei-jin can see through their eyes and watch a respective area
- Ten Thousand Forms: The Kuei-jin can shape his body in any form desired as long as it retains the same mass as his original body
- Polong: By expulsing a piece of his flesh, the Kuei-jin can shape it into a homunculi-like form, similar to the level 4 power. The creator can see through the eyes of his creation and may use Disciplines through him.
- [6]
- Body of the Mouse: The Kuei-jin can shrink, modifying his own body mass
- [7]
- Body of the Serpent: The Kuei-jins body becomes as flexible as rubber, allowing him to slide through small spaces
- [8]
- Bloat: By absorbing masses of Yang chi from the environment, the Kuei-jin can increase his body size
- [9]
- Unchaining the Form: The Kuei-jin can attain every shape and form he desires, regardless of body mass
It's an affectionate parody. I'm not sure about particular term, while she provides valid in-game criticism, she does it in an exagerrated manner. I'm pretty sure the first dialogue with her goes along the lines "Fuck you, Camarilla pig". Even some Jucheists I know aren't that autistic in social interactions
The buildings are good because of atmosphere, not because of what’s usually called level design. They’re quite simple, repetitive, and there’s not much to do in them.
The buildings are good because of atmosphere, not because of what’s usually called level design. They’re quite simple, repetitive, and there’s not much to do in them.
Compared to modern games little is repetivie in Bloodlines and all interior maps are unique. But there are a lot of issues like they not fitting in the building from the outside and similar!
WoD said:All Kuei-jin begin in Hell and then graduate to a mad cannibal in a human body; it is only through discipline and whipcracks that they can move above that level.
Behind the scenes said:the Mandarin word kuei/gui means "demon" and the Japanese word jin means "person"
Kuei'jin book said:A Kuei-jin's stint in the hells of Yomi divides the mind into two Hun and po parts: The Hun, or high mind, that is the seat of rational thought, and the P'o, or demon mind, that exists to satisfy its own base urges (usually at the expense of the Hun). As former wraiths, a Kuei-jin has a splinter of the forces of Oblivion in its soul. While many Kuei-jin see their P'o as a curse, it is important to note that without the P'o, they would never have escaped hell in the first place. Furthermore, Kuei-jin who stifle and contain their P'o utterly become cold, calculating individuals who lack any ideological spark; such stagnancy can be devastating when the weight of karma (spiritual consequences of actions) is on one's shoulders.
Kindred of the East said:The Demon Shintai allows a Kuei-jin to manifest his Inner Demon, transforming his flesh to resemble the servants of Yomi Wan
You gave money to Bobby Kotick? Disgusting.One of those was me.
Anyone remember this show?
Probably better Vampire the Masquerade than Bloodlines 2.