Sorry, no =( I did it exactly like I described with my buddy, and got the 50 promised points. Maybe you happen to have some shenanigans with paradox account linking or something? Better go write to their support directly and ask them what's going on.
Easier to animate lots of dialogue and interactions when you are only in first person. More immersive too, I guess. But this one will be sorta like nu Deus Ex, with contextual third person.
I concur, save Malkavian for your second or third playthrough. I haven't tried Nosferatu yet but Malkavian was by far the most fun.
Then you are in for quite a ride, my friend :) When it comes to choices and conversations this is on par, or even better, than golden age Bioware.
It's hailed as one of the best RPGs ever. We are talking the level of Planescape Torment classic here. So yeah, it's a big deal for us, fans =)
It's a sequel to a game that was mainly in first person. It's not really a trend.
Your character will be visible for stuff like melee finishers and feeding. Possibly dialogue and a 3rd person mode like the original?
First game was basically like exactly like this lmaaao
First person was the default view for anything but melee combat, and the third person camera was janky as all fuck as the game was not designed for it.
It really is like folks arguing that oblivion and skyrim titles were designed with both third and first person in mind. No they are not. The third person perspective of those titles, even if an option, are near unplayable. I understand for vanity sake you want to occasionally look at your character but you could easily get that done in instances such as dancing, certain interactions (feeding) or certain animations.
I guess, but I think Eidos' Deus Ex and some Telltale games handle wheels fine. And again, Bloodlines 1 was limited to four anyway, probably for its own console versions that never came to be. With four choices regardless I don't really see a big difference between a wheel and a list provided the text is complete and/or accurate to the response. What I feel impacts developing meaningful choice more in a game like this is whether or not the player character is voiced, which I doubt they are here if they're including as many clans.
I feel you, it's just I wouldn't have expected Bloodlines 2 to be 3rd person.
There was combat but there was a lot of stealth as well. Melee was done in third person and was relatively simple, shouldn't be that much different going into full FPS.
Combat was part of it but it was never the highlight for me. I never built a combat focus class.
It's $5 for one of the beat RPGs of the last two decades. Buy it, install the latest unofficial patch and step away from Anthem.
Not that I care about them. But why?
Game is gonna tackle LGBTQ and non binary themes. Can choose pronouns at character creation.
