Two Thrones, Crusader Kings series, Europa Universalis series, Hearts of Iron series, Imperator: Rome, March of the Eagles, Sengoku, Victoria series.
Wasn't Cities: Skylines developed by Colossal Order and only published by Paradox Interactive?
This is for Chinese Room?
Because I love the original and hate seeing its name attached to this abortion.
Mods are like spices. They either enhance the taste of something good, or they attempt to hide the taste of something bad.
Imagine actually caring about the name. Arkane's Prey might not have anything to do with the original, but it's still a great spiritual successor to System Shock. Far better than Jew Levine's Bioshock and that tranny-coded roguelite he's currently working on. That said, I'm not trying to imply that Bloodlines 2 will be good. I think the most we can expect from it is a mediocre copy of Dishonored 1 and that's the type of game we should be comparing it to.
They fixed Morrowind and made it into a game that can be enjoyed without abusing bugs and glitches.
Imagine actually not caring about the name.
I'm afraid you'll need so many mods you might as well just have made a new game from scratch.
Names are mainly there for marketing purposes. Everyone that's not an autistic imbecile knows that Arkane's Prey is not connected to Human Head Studios' Prey. The problem with Invisible War is that it was a direct continuation of Deus Ex 1, which Bloodlines 2 isn't. The sole narrative element that's shared between the two games is the WoD setting. None of the characters, locations and plot points from the original are returning, so they're not gonna be retroactively effected by something that's a "sequel" in name only.
Sounds like a solid reason to not call it Bloodlines 2, thanks for making my case.
It is the balenciaga Ai after passing through the Google ethics board approval process.
Never used mods for Morrowind and I was fine.
That's not true. "Bloodlines 2" implies connection to another "Bloodlines" title (the one without a number in its title). WoD setting can be connected by "Vampire: The Masquerade" part. Just look at Redemption, which was before Bloodlines; same setting, different stories. So using "Bloodlines" without any real connections between the two is simply false marketing strategy.
It's also worth pointing out that there are a ton of Vampire games around now that aren't Bloodlines. I realize a lot of them have flown under the radar, but they're still there. That said, in theory this has some of the same characters and ideas that the original had, but as with every other sequel that's made by a basically completely unrelated team, that connection is going to be tenuous.
Snyder's Cut: Mid Video Games edition.
