My thoughts as well. Seems to me we are sired by one of the more powerful vampires remaining. I also saw someone mention that they think if you obtain all the powers you will lose humanity. I don't agree with this, from what I remember from Vampire the masquerade, it was about how u used the power not if you get powers. I will say that this game is making me even more hype for bloodlines the masquerade 2
Yes, Malkavian has been hypothesized as the most similar. I don't remember who mentioned it, but it could be a "nymphomaniac" malkavian. Yet, the claws are not malkavian. Most likely, MC belongs to none of the standard 13 clans. Of maybe is just my wishful thinking.
That may have been me. It is not what I think, but more just another hypothesis. Born from the simple question of "why even give me a chance to refuse the power?" If there is not setback, the choice is almost irrelevantly dominated from a point of view of outcome, as having a power and not using it is always a possibility down the line later which is equivalent to not having the power, but not having it cannot be equivalent to having it and using. That is, unless being weak have some benefits from a story point of view. Again, a simple question born from a force of habit, not something I actually believed.
Perhaps, as the chapters unfold, there are other powers on offer, but in this system we are limited to three, one per stat.
The choose thing is a limitation of the style of game.
I understand your point and I agree, but that is not what I mean. What I mean is "given that at some point of history you can develop a power if your stats are high enough, why give me the choice of not having it?"
U really seem to like her, but i agree 100 %
I think ur right that he/his sire dont belong the one of the clans.
I highly doubt that, as these powers also boost our stats largely. It is more likely that we can get additional powers as we increase our stats or can transform/evolve our existing ones.
Your guess is as good as mine. We have no information whatsoever. Maybe it was just to give the feeling of a choice, even when not taking it is clearly shooting yourself in the foot, like treating Sharon like a total bitch or maybe grinding low stat choices. Or maybe it does have a higher purpose reason and in the future we may wish to avoid a power or two. For now, we just don't know. But I thought that it was a valid question to ask, just to have in the back of our heads.
I'm thinking it has to do with keeping the game manageable. Making us choose a specialization in a way.
I do agree i think it was for the feeling of having a choice, or maybe if u want to see what happens if u dont get the powers, for people who dont want to replay the game.
If you're continuing from a save that is older than when the powers UI was added (e.g. the demo), it won't show up. Had that myself and had to start a new game.
