1Nocturnal101
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For me if they sparkle in the sunlight.
Yeah that is a major deal breaker.
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For me if they sparkle in the sunlight.
I was excited, but I heard the developers are going full SJW on this game. https://i.redd.it/10syygtpzmn21.png
This is an idiotic thing to do because the first game was about gore and sexy vampires. Jeanette will probably be in a Burka.
If this game is a true successor to the first one with modern graphics, I would have broke my policy of only buying Linux games and loaded up my Windows drive and bought an RTX card even though I plan on getting an AMD videocard next for open source drivers.
Lets stop with the searching whatever the topic is and then adding 'political' in google and copy pasting the first thing found to whine about.
Other than the aggressively worded headline I didn't see anything that should raise "SJWs are ruining this game" flags. All I got from the read was that character creator will have a lot of choices and how you choose to use or not use those will be entirely up to the player.
Quotes from the One Angry Gamer article:
Creative Director Martin Ka'ai Cluney - “One of the reasons why that particular conflict attracted us so much was because it’s an inherently political conversation but it’s one of the few ones where it’s hard to… there are valid approaches. The world has to move forward, right?"
Senior Writer Cara Ellison - “I feel like the politics have changed obviously, so I think the first game was kind of, of its time. So now the politics have moved on so we’re trying to write to the politics of now. So there’s a lot more… kind of… things that have changed so topics that we might discuss like we would totally push differently from the first one. So we’ve been thinking about that, too.”
It's not gamers injecting their politics into an unreleased game. That's completely on the devs, who have already expressed disdain for the original game.
I sure wouldn't mind another 90's setting though. Politics is fine, so long as choosing one side side of the isle isn't the "asshole" choice while the other being the "good guy" choice, that could easily carry too much bias.
Quotes from the One Angry Gamer article:
Creative Director Martin Ka'ai Cluney - “One of the reasons why that particular conflict attracted us so much was because it’s an inherently political conversation but it’s one of the few ones where it’s hard to… there are valid approaches. The world has to move forward, right?"
Senior Writer Cara Ellison - “I feel like the politics have changed obviously, so I think the first game was kind of, of its time. So now the politics have moved on so we’re trying to write to the politics of now. So there’s a lot more… kind of… things that have changed so topics that we might discuss like we would totally push differently from the first one. So we’ve been thinking about that, too.”
It's not gamers injecting their politics into an unreleased game. That's completely on the devs, who have already expressed disdain for the original game.
Also if any of you are a fan they did make a TV series based on the franchise called Kindred:The Embraced it's worth a watch.
The developer made that choice.Don't turn this thread into a SJW topic.... For the love of God.
The developer made that choice.
The allegories are actually present in the game. To make a game using today's political climate but not referencing the politics themselves though darker and a bit tweaked to be nastier with wrose results.. (hence World of Darkness) would be doing the game itself a disservice.
In a world of darkness world I could see school shootings being the normal as opposed to the outrage. Gun rights people walking around with guns and exchanging gunfire on the streets of bad neighborhoods with bad elements. Riot zones more the normal than the subject of interntational news. basically... Brazil but in the US.
To ignore it would be to do a disservice to the player base. That's kind of what the world of darkness is all about.
Chivalry, medieval warfare reduclously popular on steam 9/10 on the review scale.This brings back memories. I loved the first one as well as the pen and paper game. I hope they do a good job.
In before Star Citizen shitpost.As of just a couple days ago you can pre order bloodlines 2. So spend your money now for promises of a great game later.
You know... Like Destiny 2 launch... no wait... Like Uhhh Anthem? Uhhh... ok I need some good examples.. Oh i know. Mass Effect Andromeda? no? Hummm... No Man's Sky? Nope... uhhh....
Yea I'm out.
In before Star Citizen shitpost.
As of just a couple days ago you can pre order bloodlines 2. So spend your money now for promises of a great game later.
You know... Like Destiny 2 launch... no wait... Like Uhhh Anthem? Uhhh... ok I need some good examples.. Oh i know. Mass Effect Andromeda? no? Hummm... No Man's Sky? Nope... uhhh....
Yea I'm out.
If a new Bioshock were announced with exclusive DLC for preorder, or pretty much anything interesting, I would.Do people really pre-order games without seeing some sort of gameplay?
Do people really pre-order games without seeing some sort of gameplay?