Question for the good kindred of this community. What is some “Clan specific” dialogue you’ve seen in VTMB2?
I’m making my own Dialogue Guide and I want to know what to look out for. Obviously most dialogue is Clan neutral, but I’ve already seen some examples.

Despite launching buggy two decades ago, Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines wrote the blueprint for how dark urban fantasy RPGs should be made. The dialogue branching, the gritty 2000s Los Angeles atmosphere and iconic characters like Jeanette/Theresa Void or the Ocean House Hotel hauntings are pure narrative genius. The fact that fans still patch and play it today proves how criminally ahead of its time the storytelling and world-building were. It remains a legendary narrative RPG that put most modern AAA titles to shame.

Just a tiny teaser for Modern Nights in the project, made for upcoming ModCon, nothing special but thaught I might share.

I recently decided to replay the game with a couple clans that I haven't given much attention before, specifically Gangrel. Got to downtown, got the quest for Jezebel Locke and quickly remembered why I quit last time.

Sure, I could've done it with enough patience and kept on playing. But it's just not fun watching your attacks miss point blank, not to mention the final attack being egregiousy slow. I'd love to play Gangrel, but protean, which is supposed to be their signature discipline, is just such a disappointing mess I can't look past. Just thought I'd share my pain, I know this has been said already.

Edit: corrected mistake

I am doing an experiment, trying to port an old game called Vampire The Masquerade to Unreal 5 All AI

This session was Claude fable plus sub agents trying to crack the old engine (alpha source models from 2000's) mesh blends and animation with weapons and attachments

All automated using Unreal MCP service soo Claude can hook inside the engine and test live and see live data

<3 love Claude

Hey guys, I am finally back made major upgrades to my Computer so I wanted to see if I could do a little better sits working to make sure the light and colors are good part 2 should be where all the fun stuff of Hollywood is so I really want to lock everything thing down. Thank you for watching I really love this game for I don't really know how many years. I hope that shows in some way.

What it says in the title. Not feeling like starting a new playthrough and scouring the whole game for clues right now, so if anyone knows anything, share the intel please.

TLDR: Which one is better for resisting damage? I know Fort is straight dots to soak, but I don't understand how Blood Shield works in detail.

I told Mrs. Thorn that I’d support her as Prince (played as a Tremere), but Lou kept the crown anyway.

Was it just because I let Lou have Verona? Did the fate of Seattle come down to one tasty blood doll?

You'd think I'd be burnt out of Bloodlines after doing several consecutive mono-discipline runs, but I guess not!

Like I said, I've done several runs where I'm limited to a single discipline (even posted a discipline tier list based on my conclusions), but I'm at a loss for what to do next.

I've seen Lunastra (YouTube) do a couple challenge runs:

- Blood bags only; and

- Unarmed combat only.

I also remember seeing a "No EXP" run on YouTube, but I can't recall by whom.

I could try one of those, but having already seen someone complete them kinda removes the magic and the challenge. Any ideas?

EDIT: I've already done a "Nosferatu without Obfuscate" run too, it was my Animalism-only run. It's not that difficult, the Masquerade-breach radius around NPCs is tiny, so you barely ever need to go into the sewers to get around.

Hello, I played this game like, when I was 13 or something and I don't remember anything about it except that I liked it a lot at the time.

Now I downloaded and check the character creator and now I'm wondering it's viable to make a character that doesn't care about combat and try to talk your way out of everything like in some other rpg games?

Or no like it's basically unavoidable and I need to spec into combat?