Just for ThePhilospher... "Sweet!"

Or sugarless coke.

Actually I like the old clan better than the new one, but I'm profoundly European...

Claudia wrote:

Or sugarless coke.

Actually I like the old clan better than the new one, but I'm profoundly European...

I've edited my last message, read it up

I think you misunderstood ;-)
The clans mentality and else doesn't come from the discipline. It gave birth to it it's the other way around ! :-p

And don't forget to post on the rp section philo

Karavolos wrote:

Monstrosity could affect the character in that they become more monstrous, like the four stages in vanilla Skyrim.

Actually hunger will do that already.

Claudia wrote:

I think you misunderstood ;-)
The clans mentality and else doesn't come from the discipline. It gave birth to it it's the other way around ! :-p

Certainly in the beggining, yes, but as time passed, the discipline became the fundamental piece in the mentality of the Tzimisce clan.

So, I guess there's that... Maybe next time, Dragatus.

I just wanted to post the same thing.

I haven't entirely given up on the mod just yet, though I must admit things look grim for it. I'll need to play this first and then decide.

DUDE, VTM MEETS SKYRIM. THAT IS SO. FUCKING. AWESOME

EXACTLY! That is precisely what I have been hoping for this whole fraking time, dude.

Dragatus wrote:

I just wanted to post the same thing.

I haven't entirely given up on the mod just yet, though I must admit things look grim for it. I'll need to play this first and then decide.

Y'know, in retrospect, this might actually help us with our mod idea. Maybe this will set it up to be much more friendlier to the Masquerade-based concepts we want to implement. We'll have to wait for it to be released, then wait another 30 days for it to come to PC so we can look at it in the CK.

Oh, as an interesting aside, have you found the Windhelm Pit files in the CK yet?

I came over across some references to the pit when I was going over NPCs and leveled lists. Apparently it was supposed to be something like the Arena in Oblivion.

ThePhilosopher wrote:

DUDE, VTM MEETS SKYRIM. THAT IS SO. FUCKING. AWESOME

I don't see it as particularly VtM, though the monster form is a nice touch. But I expect it to be weak, just like Werewolf form is weak in vanilla Skyrim simply because it prevents you from wearing armor. And I can tell you from personal experience that the difference between 80% damage reduction and 0% damage reduction is pretty fucking significant.

It will be great for our Frenzy mechanic though.

Hey, Philosopher,
is that you on the photo?
Reminds me of a Queen title. Can you guess which one?

If you must know...:

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Lol no, i don't look like a latino gangsta

So, anybody seen this yet? Because when I did, I literally vamp-gasmed.

Only the truly elite and precious of the Kindred may know the deepest, darkest secrets contained within this tome...:

*drooooooool*

A few highlights:
- vampire lords aren't the only ones getting their own perk tree, werewovles will get one too
- something about Dawnguards getting their own armored troll (Bethesda, you trollin')
- new shout that lets you steal someone's soul and turn them into your undead minion
- craftable Dragonbone weapons, which will be stronger than Daedric weapons
- you can craft crossbow bolts (probably means you can craft arrows as well)

Cool video, I guess, but you can see the look of pain on Todd Howard's face. I'm getting really sick of these pretty girls who do game reporting yet know NOTHING about games!

Voraxith wrote:

Cool video, I guess, but you can see the look of pain on Todd Howard's face. I'm getting really sick of these pretty girls who do game reporting yet know NOTHING about games!

Agreed. Though I liked how the armored troll caught her by surprise.

Dragatus wrote:

Voraxith wrote:

Cool video, I guess, but you can see the look of pain on Todd Howard's face. I'm getting really sick of these pretty girls who do game reporting yet know NOTHING about games!

Agreed. Though I liked how the armored troll caught her by surprise.

Since when do Trolls wear armor?

I thought they lead a peaceful life, sitting under bridges and collecting toll from travelers who want to cross the bridge.

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No, trolls capture hobbits and threaten to eat them, then argue about the best way to cook them until the sun comes up and turnss them to stone.

Duncan.Oliver wrote:

No, trolls capture hobbits and threaten to eat them, then argue about the best way to cook them until the sun comes up and turnss them to stone.

Actually it was dwarves they captured. If I recall right, Bilbo was the only one who got away. And of course this wannabe wizard. But he always left the scene before it became dangerous...

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That old fart can't even cast a fireball, and he calls himself mage? Preposterous!

Childe of Malkav wrote:

I thought they lead a peaceful life, sitting under bridges and collecting toll from travelers who want to cross the bridge.

Dude, you been readin' too many fairy-tales. Yo, check it out: trolls are BAD! Fo' sho'!

EDIT: Oh, and as far as the whole mage thing goes: the only man who could EVER lay claim to the title of mage would be this guy --