Ah, I was waiting for this one. Good to see that it's coming out on GOG.

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Quoting: BeamboomHope it'll be based on monthly subscription and not microtransactions and so forth.

I prefer GW2 method - one time fee.

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Anyway, I just had a chance to see the actual trailer. Definitely inspired by Bloodlines. By they need to work on graphics more. Those dancing in the nightclub looked rather weird.

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Quoting: ShmerlAnd you of course know about the failed MMORPG based on actual Vampire The Masquerade?

Nope didn't know about it!

The world needs a sequel to VtM:Bloodlines.

Sure, and I actually would prefer a single player game, rather than an MMORPG. Now that Paradox bought White Wolf, there is a chance something like this will come out. I also would be interested in game set in Dark Ages of WoD (not modern day, but medieval times and etc.). Like VtM Redemption.

I updated the trailer video above to better quality.

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And you of course know about the failed MMORPG based on actual Vampire The Masquerade?

The only thing that remains from it is this trailer and demo video:

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View video on youtube.com

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Never heard of it, but a game inspired by WoD / Vampire The Masquerade? I'm already interested.

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Can't comment on the game since it's not available DRM-free, but there are a number of games I like quite a lot.

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Quoting: syxbitMuch easier to listen ok n the go.

Download the file and listen? Shouldn't be hard to do.

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Quoting: Comandante oardoJust like with Tomb Raider and Life is Strange, Feral IS the publisher of the Linux and Mac versions, so they can choose... and they choose DRM...

Are you sure about that? They are just porting the game, they don't own it. If they indeed could choose, and they chose not to release it DRM-free, then it's worse and it's their fault.

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Quoting: valguskDRM? Their right, people do pirate games too much.

DRM = treating customers like garbage. You know it has nothing to do with piracy, right? Supporting such practices you proliferate their usage. I'm all for supporting developers who release for Linux, but not when their publishers treat users like garbage. No, thanks.

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