I am so close to finally finishing my Toreador game that I started many months ago. I am at the point where I would be going to the Society of Leopold.

 

 

 

But I started another game, this time as a

 

 

 

 

 

Brujah

 

 

 

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I played my game with the Teador myself. My sneaking level was so high that i could walk past and nudge anyone as long as i didn't stand up.

I think my favorite part of the game was when I had full celerity fighting a Giovanni with Celerity in the Giovanni mansion. Everything went so Matrix like. Including the mid air fighting.

Potence is pretty awesome, considering my characters are mostly melee. Unarmed is great with that also. I beat someone senseless in two hits.

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Hello new mod/mod I've never noticed before.

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The artist formerly known as Master_Revan.

I just shoot them all with the Jaime Sue.

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Ranged weapons are not very useful when a lot of the hostile characters use melee. There are a few instances of where the enemy uses ranged, which is the time to use it yourself.

I shoot the melee creatures before they can get close to me.

 

In fact, I'm quite certain that people thought the idea of ranged weapons was useful because you could hurt your opponent while they couldn't hurt you. This going back to slings and whatnot.

Edited September 6, 200619 yr by alanschu

I shoot the melee creatures before they can get close to me.

 

In fact, I'm quite certain that people thought the idea of ranged weapons was useful because you could hurt your opponent while they couldn't hurt you.  This going back to slings and whatnot.

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Sadly I am not that quick with the ranged reflexes. They are on me before I know and its panic time. My health is dropping rapidly and I can't even get an accurate shot off because I am being knocked around.

 

I like ranged in Chinatown like the Lotus Blossom and the Tong headquarters since they use range unless you engage them in melee. I feel like a gangster breaking out the automatic and blasting everyone.

Edited September 6, 200619 yr by Dark_Raven

I am so close to finally finishing my Toreador game that I started many months ago. I am at the point where I would be going to the Society of Leopold.

 

 

 

But I started another game, this time as a

 

 

 

 

 

Brujah

 

 

 

:ph34r:

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I played my game with the Teador myself. My sneaking level was so high that i could walk past and nudge anyone as long as i didn't stand up.

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I like my Toreador. I put a lot of points into seduction to get what I want with the npcs.

 

With the Brijah she is going to get points in intimidation.

Sadly I am not that quick with the ranged reflexes. They are on me before I know and its panic time. My health is dropping rapidly and I can't even get an accurate shot off because I am being knocked around.

 

I like ranged in Chinatown like the Lotus Blossom and the Tong headquarters since they use range unless you engage them in melee. I feel like a gangter breaking out the automatic and blasting everyone.

 

I keep a melee weapon handy (and bound to '1' on the keyboard) for the situations where the creatures move too quickly (like those heads on feet guys in the sewers). Once they get close, they are harder to shoot (since they run around), and that's when I'll use a melee weapon.

Yeah, you kinda need manual dexterity too.

Well, I didn't have any problems when he came knocking.

Well, I didn't have any problems when he came knocking.

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No problemo with me. "

In later playthroughs I preferred playing cat and mouse and running around. He's too easy to kill IMO.

I would not have the patience for that. Trap it in the doors and be done with it.

Same here.

 

Gimme those XP so I can move on and level a skill (w00t)

To each his (or her) own. Fun trumped the XP in my case.

Getting XP is fun.

I remember the first time I played through Vampire the werewolf was damn tricky.

I'm a lazy jackass, so I'm just going to out and ask:

 

Do the "History" options added in the latest community patch change the actual RP elements of the game, or do they merely affect stats? I haven't had the chance to play through with any of them. Like most RPGs I have, the first act (Santa Monica) has been played so often it's now like pulling teeth. Probably why I haven't been able to finish the game more than once (I'm also susceptible to RPer's remorse)

Potence FTW. Hell you could bench press the observatory with that dicipline.

I bloodboiled almost all of grouts mansion until I finally had to stop due to blood loss.

 

exploding ghouls ftw.

I bloodboiled almost all of grouts mansion until I finally had to stop due to blood loss.

 

exploding ghouls ftw. 

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LOL I love Bloodboil. Make enemies go boom!

BG2 had no puzzle combats. They were all pretty much straight forward to me.

The thread needed to be split in two, as the "Werewolf" discussion has become it's own argument that's no longer really apart of this thread anymore.

 

Please continue the discussion about "unkillable" enemies in the split part of this thread, while keeping other Bloodlines related talk here

I bloodboiled almost all of grouts mansion until I finally had to stop due to blood loss.

 

exploding ghouls ftw. 

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LOL I love Bloodboil. Make enemies go boom!

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It never gets old.

 

Never.