I'm personally quite happy that they're going with The Masquerade as well (because I know that setting a lot better than The Requiem), but in fairness as I understand it both those still exist in The Requiem. Malkovian (yes, with an 'o') are a Ventrue Bloodline and Toreador are a Daeva Bloodline. In fact the only of the seven original Camarilla clans (counting Gangrel) that doesn't make a reappearance in The Requiem (as far as I know) is Tremere (though there are various forms of blood magic). Which is a pity since that has always been my favorite clan.Keava said:Hopefully the fact that they said it is based on Vampire:The Masquerade means it actually will be based off that edition rather than the 'new' Vampire:The Requiem. It means there maybe will be chance of playing Malkavian or Toreador which were cut out in streamlined Requiem.
I think the main reason is that the Prince died during filming....Logan Westbrook said:Not really. There's a reason it only ran for eight episodes.Sneaklemming said:Was it good?Logan Westbrook said:Sneaklemming said:There was a TV show?
Yep, it was called "Kindred: The Embraced" and it ran for a whole eight episodes.
MalkAvian actually exists in Vampire the requiem as well... But "malkavianism" is more like a disease rather then a real clan. One of the players in my Vampire the requiem group plays a malkavian who originally was a deava before she was infected.Nyanya said:I'm personally quite happy that they're going with The Masquerade as well (because I know that setting a lot better than The Requiem), but in fairness as I understand it both those still exist in The Requiem. Malkovian (yes, with an 'o') are a Ventrue Bloodline and Toreador are a Daeva Bloodline. In fact the only of the seven original Camarilla clans (counting Gangrel) that doesn't make a reappearance in The Requiem (as far as I know) is Tremere (though there are various forms of blood magic). Which is a pity since that has always been my favorite clan.Keava said:Hopefully the fact that they said it is based on Vampire:The Masquerade means it actually will be based off that edition rather than the 'new' Vampire:The Requiem. It means there maybe will be chance of playing Malkavian or Toreador which were cut out in streamlined Requiem.
Try playing EVE. CCP wipes their ass with conventional... cough WoW... MMO mechanics. And if they take an approach similar to EVE, everything is player driven, then politics and intrigue are very achievable.ark123 said:This will suck. V:TM is based on political intrigue and subtlety, MMOGs are based on combat and point-and-click. You can't program NPCs to omit information that changes in real time to certain clans and reveal it to others, and NPCs can't gage how important real-time information is. So unless they plan on having a game where literally every character is a playing character and every player is serious about their role playing (will never happen online), it has to suck.
The other possibility is a vampire-based WoW, but that's just more of the same and will fail.
Right....Mazty said:The mod that was caught giving free Titans to BoB.
Then the Ghost Training bullsh*t they pulled.
On top of that there is also the hideous mod bias towards the southern colition/BoB against the north, resulting in the north loosing capitals and titans, and BoB not.
If you get involved in the 'politics' of EvE aka 0.0 sector, you really see how f**king sh*t CCP are when it comes to unbiased moderation of EvE online & ultimately how poorly they treat their customers.
Actually he died a few months after the show was cancelled.The_root_of_all_evil said:I think the main reason is that the Prince died during filming....
I've been following this on and off since it was first announced, and I recall them saying at one point it would be NWoD. I'm not a fan of the new fluff for Vampire myself. On the otherhand, hoping they do expand out, which some of the information I've seen before suggests they've at least been looking at including Mage and Werewolf, both of which I prefer the new fluff for.Keava said:Hopefully the fact that they said it is based on Vampire:The Masquerade means it actually will be based off that edition rather than the 'new' Vampire:The Requiem. It means there maybe will be chance of playing Malkavian or Toreador which were cut out in streamlined Requiem.
On the other hand, shame it's not WoD in general, with mages, faerie, werewolves, mummies, demon hunters and rest of the happy bunch.
If it has politics and social interaction of Eve im tempted to give it a spin, after all the vampire part of WoD was all about inner affairs.
BobisOnlyBob said:Are you sure? White Wolf have been hammering home the New World of Darkness line for quite some time now. I'm a fan of both - preferring old in some cases and new in others - but unless they plan on reprinting OWoD, I don't see why they'd do this.Keava said:Actually all the news sources that attended the Grand Masquerade event where the game was 'teased' i checked seem to point that it will be based on good old Masquerade.Pink_Pirate said:only thing to be concerned about is this will probably be based on vampire: requiem and not masquerade.
Yeah, pretty much everything aside from the Rock Paper Shotgun thing says it'll be based on NWoD. Don't feel like checking right now, but I'm pretty sure that was actually confirmed.Diddy_Mao said:When I heard about the WoD game a few years back I was hoping they would allow you to play other factions.
The Leeches were never really my cup of tea (I was more of a Garou player myself) but I can certainly understand their decision to base it on the Vampire franchise.
For one it's the more popular of the two and as a matter of play balance you really can't have a bunch of Werewolves running around killing everything in sight.
The question is, does this take place in the new or old World of Darkness?
It really doesn't make any concrete references that would clarify, but based on the trailer making mention of "...each flaunting a dying power, tortured by their boundless appetites." I have to assume it's New WoD.
One of the systems introduced into Requiem was the idea that the stronger and older the Vampire becomes the more it has to feed until it reaches a point where only the blood of another Vampire or Supernatural creature can sustain it. (If I'm wrong and this wasn't a new addition to the setting I apologize. I'm not about to scan through both core rulebooks just to verify)
Is that absolute proof of the setting? No, but it's really the only thing in the trailer that seems to lean one way or the other.
Plus, from a more realistic standpoint, White Wolf has been pretty steadfast in their decision to keep the old WoD dead and buried and only move forward with their new system.
Lastly, New or Old, where the hell was the Prince of the city during all this? Clearly the vampires under his/her watch have been creating progeny like nobodies business.
The Tremere(Also called Liches) are now Mages who steal souls and graft them onto their own to sustain their life.Nyanya said:I'm personally quite happy that they're going with The Masquerade as well (because I know that setting a lot better than The Requiem), but in fairness as I understand it both those still exist in The Requiem. Malkovian (yes, with an 'o') are a Ventrue Bloodline and Toreador are a Daeva Bloodline. In fact the only of the seven original Camarilla clans (counting Gangrel) that doesn't make a reappearance in The Requiem (as far as I know) is Tremere (though there are various forms of blood magic). Which is a pity since that has always been my favorite clan.Keava said:Hopefully the fact that they said it is based on Vampire:The Masquerade means it actually will be based off that edition rather than the 'new' Vampire:The Requiem. It means there maybe will be chance of playing Malkavian or Toreador which were cut out in streamlined Requiem.
I won't ever sell out to nVidia cards for that reason. At least AMD has the decency to use a Physics engine that isn't proprietary. In lamens terms, they don't fuck over anyone who doesn't have an nVidia card.Mazty said:http://www.nvidia.com/object/physx_new.html
Check out the CLOTHING DEMO for some ingame animation that will kill anyone's PC who doesn't have an Nvidia card.
As with anything CCP does there is no way I'd touch the game with anything, especially my cash. Considering there atrocious handling of EvE online, they are a company who would be better off to disappear from gaming all together.
Dude read the topic title.DJShire said:Its based off of Requiem? Nuts to that, Masquerade or nothing.
50 million of them will sign up the first week, then complain when they go out in the sunlight and die instead of sparkle.sephiroth1991 said:I can see alot of Twilight fans playing this.
....If they factored all of those things into a single game, i wouldn't care what it would cost, i would friggin buy it!Keava said:On the other hand, shame it's not WoD in general, with mages, faerie, werewolves, mummies, demon hunters and rest of the happy bunch.
The lame Malkovians from the Requiem only superficially resemble their awesome Malkavian counterparts from the Masquerade. First off they aren't even a real clan but some awful venereal disease. Second off, instead of their founder being a powerful antediluvian who was diablerized by his children, he's now just some nutty Ventrue cult leader.Nyanya said:I'm personally quite happy that they're going with The Masquerade as well (because I know that setting a lot better than The Requiem), but in fairness as I understand it both those still exist in The Requiem. Malkovian (yes, with an 'o') are a Ventrue Bloodline and Toreador are a Daeva Bloodline. In fact the only of the seven original Camarilla clans (counting Gangrel) that doesn't make a reappearance in The Requiem (as far as I know) is Tremere (though there are various forms of blood magic). Which is a pity since that has always been my favorite clan.Keava said:Hopefully the fact that they said it is based on Vampire:The Masquerade means it actually will be based off that edition rather than the 'new' Vampire:The Requiem. It means there maybe will be chance of playing Malkavian or Toreador which were cut out in streamlined Requiem.