Hammer Of The Heretics
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I want this game's development to go on forever, shambling forward with an ever-growing trail of shattered developers in its wake.
So you prefer your vampires to be more monstruous/demonic rather than seductive creatures of the night?
Can't think of any game that depicts them so.
If you mean PCs, sure, who'd want to play as a Gollum-like ugly baldie?
If you mean PCs, sure, who'd want to play as a Gollum-like ugly baldie?
Also Andrei the Sabbat leader in LA tells you something like "Do not be ashamed of your appearance,as the beast in vampires takes many forms,yet all are beautiful in their own way". What a nice guy!
Heroes of Might and Magic and the Might and Magic games go for this humanoid bat look. And you get to play one in MM8 or hire some as your generals/elite troops in HoMM2 and 3.So you prefer your vampires to be more monstruous/demonic rather than seductive creatures of the night?
Can't think of any game that depicts them so.
Fuck yeah. You could witch out gaypires for LA faggots and corporate office and fag clique drama and nothing would change.So you prefer your vampires to be more monstruous/demonic rather than seductive creatures of the night?
Like I said originally, I did hear the opposite of this, but if you are right this game could very well come out a decade after the hardsuit development started. That's not exactly encouraging news if true.They are making the game from scratch, so we shouldn't expect to see any gameplay anytime soon.Highly doubt it.
The constant delays and lack of any serious gameplay has done it for me.
That being said, I doubt we can trust whatever a placeholder release date says anyway. It's an estimate at best or the literal "put in whatever value" at worst.
The problem ain't that the game will come out later. The problem is that the second attempt will have less money, while still aiming at AAA bracket (or so I suspect). This could be both good and bad, but I am leaning more on the bad side as we're talking about the gaming mainstream. Especially considering that people making v2 aren't exactly known for making (good) games - as far as I know Paradox is keeping it a secret from the public. It's not really a reassuring stance to take.Like I said originally, I did hear the opposite of this, but if you are right this game could very well come out a decade after the hardsuit development started. That's not exactly encouraging news if true.
Can't be worse than Hardsuit Labs. But, yeah, that's one of the reasons why I am not pumped about Bloodlines 2 (either back then, nor now). I am in "wait and see" mode.I also saw more of the V5 writing outside of what's posted in the thread, the bar is really low for writers and "creatives" these days I guess. Also not encouraging news to what we might be getting.
Then prepare to be very impressedFrankly, if they do manage to make it worse, I will be very impressed by that point.
A remake of Bloodlines 2.bloodlines 2 is gonna be a remake
correctA remake of Bloodlines 2.bloodlines 2 is gonna be a remake
"If you look at the pipeline, we've been a little cautious about announcing things because we got burned a little bit on Bloodlines 2 (a game that's heavily delayed, eds note). We've said we're not going to release anything until we're pretty sure of an absolute launch date or at least a launch month," says Fredrik Wester.
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Bloodlines 2 was first announced in 2019 and after several delays, the developer was replaced last year. On that occasion, Fredrik Wester stated that he had very good hopes that it will be a good game that meets the players' expectations.
How does it feel now a year later?
"It feels very good about Bloodlines 2 and we will probably be able to set a launch date for this game reasonably soon. We feel that the game has been in very good hands and we are incredibly satisfied with what we have seen," says Fredrik Wester and adds that it's "absolutely not impossible" that Bloodlines 2 could launch sometime in 2023.