I can only recommend it, to be honest. I rarely had that much fun with a game, and if you decide to play Malkavian, you not only have a lot of fun options, but also get some insight on some stuff that not other clan gets, especially on a specific character...Never played it
Aside from the atrocious buggy fighting... Yeah, I recommend as well.I can only recommend it, to be honest. I rarely had that much fun with a game, and if you decide to play Malkavian, you not only have a lot of fun options, but also get some insight on some stuff that not other clan gets, especially on a specific character...
There's been fanmade patches for a while now. Never had much issues playing the game.Aside from the atrocious buggy fighting... Yeah, I recommend as well.
Last time I played a few years back the fighting was still nothing but a pain. I don't know if it's better now, but when I recommend that game I always advise people to go for the narrative.There's been fanmade patches for a while now. Never had much issues playing the game.
Well, it is based on a TTRPG as far as I know, so going to it for amazing action gameplay is the wrong way to look at it anyway...Last time I played a few years back the fighting was still nothing but a pain. I don't know if it's better now, but when I recommend that game I always advise people to go for the narrative.
If you haven't already and are a fan of Vampire the Masquerade, you should try the game "Rebirth" on here. It's pretty good if you wanted that type of thing. I need to get back into it myself.I can only recommend it, to be honest. I rarely had that much fun with a game, and if you decide to play Malkavian, you not only have a lot of fun options, but also get some insight on some stuff that not other clan gets, especially on a specific character...
Really ? I played Malkavian first and didn't had much issues understanding stuff. And I wasn't all that familiar with the whole World of Darkness thing back then...I wouldn't recommend playing Malkavian first. You won't really get it if you did. It's best to play one of the other clans first and then when you go back and play as a Malkavian you can see all the wild stuff they knew.
You mean this one ? Becuase there's a lot of threads with "Rebirth" in their title here...If you haven't already and are a fan of Vampire the Masquerade, you should try the game "Rebirth" on here. It's pretty good if you wanted that type of thing. I need to get back into it myself.
That's just what my friends told me about it. Also, yeah that's the one.Really ? I played Malkavian first and didn't had much issues understanding stuff. And I wasn't all that familiar with the whole World of Darkness thing back then...
You mean this one ? Becuase there's a lot of threads with "Rebirth" in their title here...
The dev said next update will bring Jake's part of the story to it's end, so likely we'll be able to smear him across the walls.I hope there is an option to turn Jake into a pile of meat next because he wasn't convincing and I despise him even more now.
Can't help but feel bothered by how many resources will be wasted on his 'friendship' path if there is one.The dev said next update will bring Jake's part of the story to it's end, so likely we'll be able to smear him across the walls.
I mean, Redemption had a decent combat system but it was slower and sorta turn based. Bloodlines tried going on a sorta heck and slash path that was basically mashing the same buttons all the time. It ain't a bad game, but when you look at the combat it's more about tolerating than enjoying.Well, it is based on a TTRPG as far as I know, so going to it for amazing action gameplay is the wrong way to look at it anyway...
It's also a pretty old game, keep in mind. Translating a TTRPG to action-RPG wasn't has much a known science back then.I mean, Redemption had a decent combat system but it was slower and sorta turn based. Bloodlines tried going on a sorta heck and slash path that was basically mashing the same buttons all the time. It ain't a bad game, but when you look at the combat it's more about tolerating than enjoying.
Neither now, I think "translating" a ttrpg into a videogame is a near impossible task, you can only adapt so far.It's also a pretty old game, keep in mind. Translating a TTRPG to action-RPG wasn't has much a known science back then.
I myself am a fan of turn based combat for rpgs.It's also a pretty old game, keep in mind. Translating a TTRPG to action-RPG wasn't has much a known science back then.
The main problem with starting with a Malk playthrough is that it spoils some story stuff early on. Important story stuff.Really ? I played Malkavian first and didn't had much issues understanding stuff. And I wasn't all that familiar with the whole World of Darkness thing back then...
You mean this one ? Becuase there's a lot of threads with "Rebirth" in their title here...
I think the point of his character is that he was the possibly most unprepared person to receive his powers in the situation he was in. He's the closest to a typical insecure teenager with the most mundane problems and a narrow world view. Regardless if he had gotten those powers or not, he would eventually have to grow and greatly change the way he thinks and acts.The main problem with starting with a Malk playthrough is that it spoils some story stuff early on. Important story stuff.
BTW, just saying that Anarch-friendly Tremere is BEST route.
Also, this whole Jake storyline is making me very worried about other powered characters... it seems you need some good mental strength to hold it together. And Jake was just a mess from day one. Even ignoring Ella's machinations, his post-power-up interactions with the bully (Jared?) make it clear he really shouldn't have gotten any powers... dude was a ticking timebomb, and he had so many chances to ask for help from the MC. But he didn't because he kept thinking about dumb imaginary bullshit.