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Your opinion on Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines

Bloodlines was...

  • a good game.

    Votes: 125 93.3%
  • a bad game.

    Votes: 9 6.7%

  • Total voters
    134

Executer

Phrenologist
Joined
Mar 14, 2012
Messages
733
Location
Australia
Project: Eternity
Redemption combat is bad, but personally I found it slightly less bad than bloodlines, probably due to the variety of weapons, abilities and party, even though it lacks the fun stealthy elements and is more clicky/clusterfucky.
 

oscar

Arcane
Joined
Aug 30, 2008
Messages
8,038
Location
NZ
Redemption. Played it a few weeks ago. Slogging through a hundred Cappodicians in the monastery then a hundred Noseferatu in the sewers then making my way through a hundred Tremere was boring and nonsensical. Felt like there was a well-done story underneath somewhere but it's all drowned out by shitty real time combat (Bloodline's fps style works better than this over-the-shoulder monstrosity).

Might have been a good game if it weren't for the Diablo-itis of the time.
 

ArcturusXIV

Cipher
Joined
Mar 13, 2003
Messages
1,894
Location
Innsmouth
Enjoyed it, especially the "serial killer" photographer in first part, and generally the first area. Started to get redundant in a few zones, mostly compelling, give it 95% on my review.

Also, HL2 engine stinks for RPGs. Areas are too teensy-weensy with loading screens!
 

Wyrmlord

Arcane
Joined
Feb 3, 2008
Messages
28,886
DOWN with loading screens in ALL games!

I'd rather have the super-primitive BaK graphics with no loading screens than have advanced graphics with a loading screen for each room.

Seriously though, Crysis produces huge maps with next to zero loading times in one single go, and that too while keeping indoor and outdoor areas in one single seamless flow. If a far more advanced graphical technology can be optimized to handle that, why not the HL2 engine? No...friggin'...excuse.
 

SCO

Arcane
In My Safe Space
Joined
Feb 3, 2009
Messages
16,320
Shadorwun: Hong Kong
It's because it's hard as fuck (especially if the original engine didn't plan for that)

but i too would welcome GTA : Bloodlines.
 

ArcturusXIV

Cipher
Joined
Mar 13, 2003
Messages
1,894
Location
Innsmouth
DOWN with loading screens in ALL games!

I'd rather have the super-primitive BaK graphics with no loading screens than have advanced graphics with a loading screen for each room.

Seriously though, Crysis produces huge maps with next to zero loading times in one single go, and that too while keeping indoor and outdoor areas in one single seamless flow. If a far more advanced graphical technology can be optimized to handle that, why not the HL2 engine? No...friggin'...excuse.

Would have KILLED to have an open-world in the Crysis engine.

Still wondering why they didn't license it for Skyrim, or the next Elder Scrolls/Fallout series of games???
 

Horus

Arcane
Joined
Apr 7, 2012
Messages
2,846
Location
Istanbul-Constantinople-Byzantium-Piece of land.
DOWN with loading screens in ALL games!

I'd rather have the super-primitive BaK graphics with no loading screens than have advanced graphics with a loading screen for each room.

Seriously though, Crysis produces huge maps with next to zero loading times in one single go, and that too while keeping indoor and outdoor areas in one single seamless flow. If a far more advanced graphical technology can be optimized to handle that, why not the HL2 engine? No...friggin'...excuse.

Would have KILLED to have an open-world in the Crysis engine.

Still wondering why they didn't license it for Skyrim, or the next Elder Scrolls/Fallout series of games???

I guess reason is that crysis engine is mainly for pc.Plus bethesda has its own engine and it sells well enough to not warrant a change
 

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