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I forum "Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2 Begivenheder og meddelelser"

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Fabien the Detective

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Evil Dream

There’s about 20 minutes of gameplay on YouTube. Those have been around for a while, but the journalists’ new comments are fresh. I’ve watched them, listened to them, read them all… and I don’t even know where to begin, so it won’t hurt all at once, but at least gradually.

According to the journalists, quoting the developers: “We made all NPCs bad, so the player won’t feel guilty killing them.”
But isn’t that the whole point of the system, the whole essence of the World of Darkness? Inside you is a Beast, struggling against your humanity. The idea is that you should often stand before a choice: give in to the Beast, indulge your hunger, maybe kill an innocent person for your gain—and lose a piece of your humanity. Or resist temptation, preserve yourself, fight the monster within.

If every NPC is just “bad,” then where’s the moral weight? That’s the nonsense of it.

The bigger problem is this: the developers have chosen to make it an action-RPG, not a deep role-playing experience. That means combat and pace are the focus. Social intrigue, long dialogues, subtle political games, choices and consequences—all the heart of the original Bloodlines—have been pushed aside. Missions are now corridor-like zones with some choice in approach, but no sense of a vast, living city, not even on the 2004 engine. Dialogues? From what we’ve seen, they’re more like functional inserts than genuine roleplay. No layered lines, no clan-specific quirks, no bizarre, memorable answers that made you want to replay the original. Everything looks simpler, flatter, duller. Honestly, it feels worse than Fallout 4—for God’s sake, there isn’t even sarcasm.

And let me stress again: we’re not creating our own character, our own legend. We’re given a pre-made protagonist: an ancient vampire. How ancient? An Elder—around 400 years old, a century of which she spent in torpor, a kind of vampiric stasis. According to the World of Darkness lore, a 400-year-old vampire is practically a demigod compared to mortals. Younger kindred can’t hope to defeat her head-on, even in groups. Few vampires could even challenge her. Such a character could single-handedly resist Inquisition squads, or shape the politics of entire cities. Elders are terrifyingly powerful in the World of Darkness.

At first, I thought—well, maybe this could be interesting. Maybe they want to show the World of Darkness from a rare perspective: that of an immensely powerful vampire. Could be cool, right?
No. Of course not. Naturally, you won’t actually play as a powerful vampire. Your abilities are mysteriously sealed away, and your “progression” is just unlocking what you already should have. Instead of building your legend, you’re reclaiming scraps of power you supposedly lost.

I’ve always hated this narrative device. It feels absurd, especially for a player character. Here, she’s supposed to be an Elder, yet she’s running errands like some rookie. Why give us a powerful vampire only to strip everything away and reduce her to nothing?

And where is the key mechanic of the setting—that the stronger your blood, the more terrible your hunger, the more dangerous your inner Beast? Nowhere. It’s just more proof the developers don’t grasp the source material.

I can already hear it—the sound that makes me want to cry: the teeth-grinding of World of Darkness fans. I feel your pain, friends. I hold your hand in solidarity. But brace yourselves, because if you thought the questionable decisions ended here… no.

Have you ever watched a movie, a show, or played a game with someone who never shuts up, commenting on every trivial thing? “Oh wow, he’s running, oh wow, he’s about to die, look at that!” Congratulations. Meet Fabien.

He’s a thin-blood vampire stuck inside the heroine’s head for spoiler reasons, meant to be revealed in the story. The writers intend him as her link to the real world. He’s modern, stylish, trendy, “in the know.” And he’s irritating. He’s that same awful backseat commentator, like canned laughter in a sitcom, especially during dialogues.

Look at the examples from the demo—it’s unbearable. I don’t need him to tell me I should talk to someone, I don’t need him to point out that we’re losing this NPC. Who is this for? For players so clueless they can’t follow the plot? If so… that’s the only explanation.

I forum "Age of Empires IV: Anniversary Edition Generelle diskussioner"

ANNOUNCED 6 MONTHS AGO IT WOULD BE VARIANTS

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2GenL

Oprindeligt skrevet af Fatsquatch1:
On Feb 4 when they announced there would be 2 DLCs in 2025, they said this:
"With these DLCs, we’re expanding upon concepts we’ve introduced previously, like variant civilizations, with your feedback in mind. Variant civilizations allow us to capture diverse strategic tactics and military forces afforded to various historical bodies, and we’ve got some very exciting ones in development, one of which we’ve heard the community’s been wanting since the release of The Sultans Ascend. Not only are we changing up strategic gameplay with these variants, but we’re also spending time on the fine details: we’re introducing a large set of new units and buildings and, in some cases, updating the overall visuals of many shared units and buildings to assist with better readability and make sure your experience feels fresh!"

Yet everyone was shocked when Templars and Lancaster released, and everyone's shocked again...

Variants are 5x cheaper to develop than new civs
That is the reason we're getting variants. The devs are not lazy or lacking creativity or any other nonsense. They have a budget to work with and this is what we get.

Obviously everyone would prefer new civs with new music and voicelines and all new models. But the variants in AoE4 are still way more unique than any "unique" civ in AoE2.

Hopefully we get a new civ next DLC, but if we do, it might just be 1 civ for the entire DLC.

Sure... AOE2 civs are all unique :D
They all use the same units at all points in the game (apart from the castle units).
At least in AOE4, every civ has its own unit roster...

I forum "Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter Generelle diskussioner"

Did anyone find any hints this might be 20000?

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Lord Ainz

Oprindeligt skrevet af steven:
Oprindeligt skrevet af Awt:
yep, 2 different people from 2 different places confirmed they found fie in the npc files in sky 1st chapter files. They also found Bergard.
It literaly could be like Towa in Azure.
She was not there in the OG release but for the Steam version they decided to add more link to CS.
20 years ago, they didn't had this long lore or any idea where to go.
A little bit of retcon / lore drop doesn't mean time travel or any thing like that. (or it could possibly be too, who knows ?)

Falcom are crazy enough to do that

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Gameplay

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