Which vampire the masquerade clan are you

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Ironically, the game itself makes fun of this 'culture' on the in-game radio show called 'The Deb of Night'. It's a shame that, at the time, 'Vampire' culture had its own following with a definite image problem.

#Which vampire the masquerade clan are you series#

My memory is pretty crappy for most things but it didn't miss a beat summoning up the reference 'Those are the creators of the original Fallout' - another excellent RPG series from a time before. When the credits rolled '', my jaw dropped on the ground. I played this game straight through the first time and thoroughly enjoyed it. Also, Consequences as you play through the game (I won't spoil it, You just have to play it and you'll see what I mean) Vampire the Masquerade:Bloodlines REMAINS The King of RPG'S and now you know why.

4 Different Endings that you make through your on own personal choices as you play. I am on my Fourth Play-through and just being able to play each character differently and the layers of the Onion that you keep peeling away on this Masterpiece are amazing!! Lore! White Wolf/Paradox World of Darkness in which VTMB is set is just an unbelievably rich world and setting.

#Which vampire the masquerade clan are you mod#

There are SEVEN Clans you can play and All offer unique playing experiences and styles Malkavians (Watch a play-through and you'll know why, too funny for words!) The Awesome and ongoing Unofficial Patch development by Wesp5, The Clan Quest Mod (That adds a fully voiced additional quest for all Seven of the Clans), The Finals Nights Mod and the Antitrubu Mods that both allow you to play more exotic clans. Vampire the Masquerade:Bloodlines Buy it on GoG or Steam and be sure to use latest Unofficial Patch from here Most amazing dialogue options in any RPG, Period! Perfect music in every setting The NPC voice acting and facial animation are the BEST and most creative interactions I have ever experience. There are also a few puzzling bits - a sewer section so drab and unimaginative compared to what precedes and follows it, you wonder what the developers were thinking - but overall this is a must-play classic. Also, the last act drops the RPG elements and focuses almost exclusively on fights, penalizing non combat-oriented characters - a cop-out for a game which, for most of its course, is so flexible. Flaws? Well, even after loads of official and unofficial patches (some remarkable work by fans), the game is still somewhat buggy (although now bugs are not game-breaking anymore). What further elevates the game is the writing: wonderfully charismatic characters, with superb voice acting and expressive facial animations, and a creepy story featuring plenty of horror and black humour. There is an abundance of great ideas: multiple endings, some of which only available if you made specific choices earlier the game the necessity to balance the need between feeding with blood and not losing your humanity, while also keeping a low profile (the 'Masquerade') apparently minor choices developing into neat subplots. To say nothing of the hilariously insane Malkavians. Third, the player can choose between one of seven different clans, and the choice is not just cosmetic: if you pick an aristocratic Ventrue focused on diplomacy or a seductive Toreador, you'll be playing a completely different game from the player who chooses a monstrous Nosferatu, always lurking in the shadows.

I love Tolkien as much as the next ninth-level ranger, but it's always refreshing to see a RPG which isn't about orcs and elves in a medieval-like world. Second, it features an original setting, a seedy Los Angeles of the World of Darkness tabletop games, where vampires and other supernatural creatures hide among humans. First, it's an action/RPG in which quests often have multiple solutions, allowing players to choose between combat, stealth and diplomacy. Bloodlines is an ambitious game, for several reasons.