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Well there you go! You have the Unofficial patch 10.0 installed.
EDIT: Nothing in the basic unofficial patch is different. Just the bug fixes, stability and the fact that it runs on a modern computer. You're playing the original game with nothing altered.
If you want different content install the plus patch. You'll have to start a new game after you install the plus patch because it changes quite a bit and the old save won't work or will be buggy. So either finish your current playthrough or start a new one with the plus patch.
Is there a staggering amount of new content that is high quality in the Plus patch? In other words, 10 hours into another run, is it really worthwhile to restart with the Plus patch?
Edit - I don't think I'm quite understanding it. When I installed, I had a checkmark in Plus Patch and Patch Extras. But I didn't check the 4 options under Plus Patch (because the way they were worded, i.e. No new audio, no new graphics, etc., made me think that by clicking them, they would not install the new features.) Were those boxes supposed to be checked, too?
Edit - Okay, it is installed the whole time, since I had the Drug Trip quest in Santa Monica. Yay. :D
The basic patch just has the blood main menu like the original did.
The "no" options are if you don't want something the plus patch adds like no different disciplines.
I think it heals over time instead of instantly.
No, Bloodheal uses blood to heal instantly. In the original game you only healed slowly with time or while feeding, as the Bloodheal discipline wasn't finished...
Really? I always use the plus patch and it never worked like that for me. :O
I never even use bloodheal because of how inaffective it is... It barely heals like 2 hp, the health slider barely moves. And it's been like that for a few patch releases so i thought that was the intended behaviourm
Weird lol...
Huh, same here. I try and spam it when I'm almost dead and it doesn't seem to do anything at all. The combat log says 8% faster healing rate or something? Now drinking a blood pack on the other hand, restores a lot of health instantly. That's my go-to way to heal now, obviously when my blood meter is also almost empty. Even a regular measley blood pack restores quite a bit of health (just saved my butt in the Tzimisce fight.)
Yes, exactly, i get the 8% healing message and nothing happens. Sometimes the health bar moves a bit but it's nowhere near as useful as just drinking a blood pack.
You are right, you won't get healed at once like with blood packs as the discipline wasn't implemented. Instead I increased auto-healing so it works really fast for a few seconds! Bad wording on my part there ;)...
Ah, i see. That makes sense then because it does heal over time really fast, just not as much as bloodpacks. Which is ok, the game is easy enough as it is, having an OP bloodheal would be too much.