Not to worry, not to worry. The vozhd pit is almost prepared.Goddamn Tremere always have to ruin everything.
No, Steam made them change it to Coming Soon. Steam recently forced all games to use standardized formatting for release dates so they work in multiple languagesParadox has set the Steam release date back to "Coming soon."
The standardized formatting is why it changed to December 2023 from "To Be Announced" (or some similar non-standard variation) in the first place (that date was supposed to be an internal placeholder, not for the public). Paradox had to manually set it to Coming Soon days after the change had been made.No, Steam made them change it to Coming Soon. Steam recently forced all games to use standardized formatting for release dates so they work in multiple languagesParadox has set the Steam release date back to "Coming soon."
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If we live long enough, we will see it dethroned by a Visual Novel in RPGcodex's 2031 GOTY.
If we live long enough, we will see it dethroned by a Visual Novel in RPGcodex's 2031 GOTY.
Damn, so that's how long it's gonna take for nu-ZA/UM to shit out Disco Elysium 2
Specifically Awakening, or did you mean Ascension?i was in the shower today and a synapse fired, bringing back a memory of me thinking 'wow! if bloodlines 2 does really well maybe paradox would greenlight a mage the awakening game!' so i just stayed in the shower for 5 minutes more
I think so, yeah.Specifically Awakening, or did you mean Ascension?i was in the shower today and a synapse fired, bringing back a memory of me thinking 'wow! if bloodlines 2 does really well maybe paradox would greenlight a mage the awakening game!' so i just stayed in the shower for 5 minutes more
An Ascension game could work but a good one would be trippy as fuck. Or they'd go really out there and focus on Void Engineers exploring the Umbra in a game that's like Mass Effect but with techno-wizards.
You'd need one hell of an excuse to explain why everyone can stick to their own paradigm without running into paradox, though it'd be funny to have an Ecstatic snort a line of coke to split their timeline and create duplicates of themselves so that they can beat the shit out of the Men In Black, or have a Progentor turn into a REEEEEEing mess because a Verbena lit some herbs.I think so, yeah.Specifically Awakening, or did you mean Ascension?i was in the shower today and a synapse fired, bringing back a memory of me thinking 'wow! if bloodlines 2 does really well maybe paradox would greenlight a mage the awakening game!' so i just stayed in the shower for 5 minutes more
An Ascension game could work but a good one would be trippy as fuck. Or they'd go really out there and focus on Void Engineers exploring the Umbra in a game that's like Mass Effect but with techno-wizards.
I've been told before that a Mage videogame is a hard one to even conceive of because magic is supposed to be so free form in those games. But I'd still be fine with it if most of the 'envelope pushing' as it were comes from dialogue choices and such. I just want more of these urban fantasy settings, man.
I'm a filthy wiki reader, so I defer to you. I did read the books but that was long ago and since I never got to play anything the knowledge didn't stick. Can you have a Shadowrun: Hong Kong type of situation where magic users exploit irrational beliefs still low key held by culture they are in? Like, most americans believe in ghosts and all sorts of bastardized feng shui. I'm talking very lowkey spells here.You'd need one hell of an excuse to explain why everyone can stick to their own paradigm without running into paradox, though it'd be funny to have an Ecstatic snort a line of coke to split their timeline and create duplicates of themselves so that they can beat the shit out of the Men In Black, or have a Progentor turn into a REEEEEEing mess because a Verbena lit some herbs.I think so, yeah.Specifically Awakening, or did you mean Ascension?i was in the shower today and a synapse fired, bringing back a memory of me thinking 'wow! if bloodlines 2 does really well maybe paradox would greenlight a mage the awakening game!' so i just stayed in the shower for 5 minutes more
An Ascension game could work but a good one would be trippy as fuck. Or they'd go really out there and focus on Void Engineers exploring the Umbra in a game that's like Mass Effect but with techno-wizards.
I've been told before that a Mage videogame is a hard one to even conceive of because magic is supposed to be so free form in those games. But I'd still be fine with it if most of the 'envelope pushing' as it were comes from dialogue choices and such. I just want more of these urban fantasy settings, man.
In Ascension you need to believe that you can do magic in the way you are doing it, otherwise it won't work. One of the things that comes with character growth is that you start to discard yoru own tools until you yourself can become magic through ways of becoming an archmage and reach the Ascension of the game's title.I'm a filthy wiki reader, so I defer to you. I did read the books but that was long ago and since I never got to play anything the knowledge didn't stick. Can you have a Shadowrun: Hong Kong type of situation where magic users exploit irrational beliefs still low key held by culture they are in? Like, most americans believe in ghosts and all sorts of bastardized feng shui. I'm talking very lowkey spells here.You'd need one hell of an excuse to explain why everyone can stick to their own paradigm without running into paradox, though it'd be funny to have an Ecstatic snort a line of coke to split their timeline and create duplicates of themselves so that they can beat the shit out of the Men In Black, or have a Progentor turn into a REEEEEEing mess because a Verbena lit some herbs.I think so, yeah.Specifically Awakening, or did you mean Ascension?i was in the shower today and a synapse fired, bringing back a memory of me thinking 'wow! if bloodlines 2 does really well maybe paradox would greenlight a mage the awakening game!' so i just stayed in the shower for 5 minutes more
An Ascension game could work but a good one would be trippy as fuck. Or they'd go really out there and focus on Void Engineers exploring the Umbra in a game that's like Mass Effect but with techno-wizards.
I've been told before that a Mage videogame is a hard one to even conceive of because magic is supposed to be so free form in those games. But I'd still be fine with it if most of the 'envelope pushing' as it were comes from dialogue choices and such. I just want more of these urban fantasy settings, man.
I think I understand the concept in theory. What I'll do now is read what sort of stories people tell in their campaigns. I can sort of imagine a videogame story about someone just getting into this world and learning the basics, but I can't put the core conflict of Mage into any specifics. It seems that the problem for a videogame is less so that magic is 'freeform' and more the CC part. If the devs put their foot down and decided what sort of paradigms the PC and all other setpieces work with and against then, well, they sorta strip the cool parts of playing an RPG. In any case every time I read through the wikias and other excerpts the more I want to see it made.One of the key tenets of Ascension is that reality is by consensus: if you could convince enough people that yes, you CAN shoot fireballs then reality would shift into people being able to shoot fireballs from their hands. But doing so would be next to impossible and not just because of all the other wizards coming around to slap your shit because they disagree with the idea that people should be able to shoot fireballs from their hands. The question of what reality should be like is the core conflict in Ascension, and it's not just about humans going up against the eldritch horrors trying to turn reality into their torture porn playground.
Now i'm curious. What game?nah I enjoyed this indie shit vampire rpg more then bloodlines. Can't remember if you play as a vampire or slayer. The game starts you off at a pier in middle of the night. The combat is turn based and I think it was made by russians. Bloodlines is a overrated storyfag game.
I tried one that was a romance novel and I found it extremely boring because I'm just not into that genre. I tried playing The Vampire Regent because it wasn't romance but I gave up in the first five minutes because the character creation was so unwieldy.To be fair Bloodline is the only "good" vampire game made since probably Redemption (and this one was a tought one to play then and even harder now). Hell, a lot of the love people have for skyrim/oblivion is just because its one of the few games that let you rolplay more or less as a vampire.
Recently we seem to have a rise in interest for making vampires games again i suppose, but the only one that has really deliver something that was not a supper disappointment (for me at least) was Vampyr and still is hard to call it a vampire rolegame. All we really have from this renewal focus on vampires are the "choose your game" novel adventures that - as good as one can find them personally- they hardly are videogames.
This year, next year, or never.So whens this shit out, im slowly dying and suffering from existential dread.
gimme the fuken game aight
So whens this shit out, im slowly dying and suffering from existential dread.
gimme the fuken game aight
what's going on with this game?