Hannah's Apartment

Childe of Malkav wrote:

Feral wrote:

aneumann01 wrote:

Childe of Malkav wrote:

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Or go into the downtown sewers, noclip, and then go down. If you go far enough, you will get a nice air view of the city...

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LOL Thanks. I will definitely try that. I like the Grout Mansion's walkway on the roof. I always check out the view before I get back to the blood bath :0)

I do it as well
Oh, the hours I wasted just gazing wistfully from the gangwalk...

Who doesn't?
So your studies go at a languid pace. That explains why you're still an Igor, and not a Mad Doctor.

And I think the view from the tram is the only good part of the whole Griffith Park quest...

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Patting the Wolfie is fun as well If only he (she?) were a bit more friendly. I always wanted to have an option to solve the quest through dialog, not combat. At least the Gangrel should have the option...

Feral wrote:

I always wanted to have an option to solve the quest through dialog, not combat. At least the Gangrel should have the option...

Unless it's the one group of Garou that's affiliated with the Wyrm I don't see it happening.

Karavolos wrote:

Feral wrote:

I always wanted to have an option to solve the quest through dialog, not combat. At least the Gangrel should have the option...

Unless it's the one group of Garou that's affiliated with the Wyrm I don't see it happening.

According to Los Angeles by Night, the Garou of Griffith Park are actually a sept of Black Spiral Dancers. Just saying.

Feral wrote:

Karavolos wrote:

Feral wrote:

I always wanted to have an option to solve the quest through dialog, not combat. At least the Gangrel should have the option...

Unless it's the one group of Garou that's affiliated with the Wyrm I don't see it happening.

According to Los Angeles by Night, the Garou of Griffith Park are actually a sept of Black Spiral Dancers. Just saying.

Oh really?




In that case I could see it happening, though somewhat arguably since those guys are closer to being allies with the Sabbat than the Camarilla or Anarchs.
Still, it would be neat to chat with a Werewolf

Good I had drunk my tea before looking at the photo you posted. I might have bursted at the monitor

Feral wrote:

Good I had drunk my tea before looking at the photo you posted. I might have bursted at the monitor

So close

Feral wrote:

...Patting the Wolfie is fun as well If only he (she?) were a bit more friendly. I always wanted to have an option to solve the quest through dialog, not combat. At least the Gangrel should have the option...

Yep , I can see it happen. Gangrel activates Protean 5, and the has a good chat with wolfie.
-Grrr
1 Woof woof? *wags tail*

-growl! *bares fangs*
1woof *picks up stick*
2 Grrrr!!
3 woof?

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Parphrasing, the dialogue would go from Persuasuion (picking a stick in blue line) to Dominate (red line used by the Wolfie (!??? Lupine with Disciplines!?)) to Seduction (pink woof)? Odd. But quite an intense scene.

It seems reasonable to me.

yeah, i'm okay with that

Feral wrote:

Parphrasing, the dialogue would go from Persuasuion (picking a stick in blue line) to Dominate (red line used by the Wolfie (!??? Lupine with Disciplines!?)) to Seduction (pink woof)? Odd. But quite an intense scene.

No, those are the player responses. Though I'm not sure how a Gangrel got Dominate for that second line.


And with this post, I just reached Elder rank.

Dragatus wrote:

And with this post, I just reached Elder rank.

Kudos to you.

Dragatus wrote:

Feral wrote:

Parphrasing, the dialogue would go from Persuasuion (picking a stick in blue line) to Dominate (red line used by the Wolfie (!??? Lupine with Disciplines!?)) to Seduction (pink woof)? Odd. But quite an intense scene.

No, those are the player responses. Though I'm not sure how a Gangrel got Dominate for that second line.


And with this post, I just reached Elder rank.

Actually the red one was meant as intimidation. This is the Final Nights part of the forum after all.

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What's going on in here??!?!!? I'm sooo confused... So many colors it's hurting my EEEEEYYYYYEEEESSSS!!

Childe of Malkav wrote:

Dragatus wrote:

Feral wrote:

Parphrasing, the dialogue would go from Persuasuion (picking a stick in blue line) to Dominate (red line used by the Wolfie (!??? Lupine with Disciplines!?)) to Seduction (pink woof)? Odd. But quite an intense scene.

No, those are the player responses. Though I'm not sure how a Gangrel got Dominate for that second line.


And with this post, I just reached Elder rank.

Actually the red one was meant as intimidation. This is the Final Nights part of the forum after all.

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Okay ... but why are we even talking about Gangrel then?

Zer0Morph wrote:

What's going on in here??!?!!? I'm sooo confused... So many colors it's hurting my EEEEEYYYYYEEEESSSS!!

TAKE THAT MOTHAFOCKA

Dragatus wrote:

Okay ... but why are we even talking about Gangrel then?

Don't give in to his logic! It's a trap!

The werewolf run in at the park is a little unbelievable. The Werewolf that chases you moves faster than he should. It's an upright werewolf who's extremely top heavy but he is faster than you? That's crazy. I'll admit, I cheat during that part because that werewolf is cheating also. He's got a jet pack on or something. I just know it! HA HA HA

Thank you for blinding me Philosopher!

I always thought the werewolf was stupid because you couldn't even attempt to fight it! Dang thing is invulnerable! I tried setting it so it's not invunerable but apparently it's hard-coded to be that way, there was nothing I could do. I like the idea of trapping it in the machine to kill it but fighting it head on should have been an option too.

I think it's better not to fight it head-on as Rodriguez himself only barely took out the one attacking him, which crippled him enough to be unable to fight against Lacroix and Ming Xiao.
Powerful as the PC may be, there should be a limit lest the character becomes Mary Sue downright.

Karavolos wrote:

I think it's better not to fight it head-on as Rodriguez himself only barely took out the one attacking him, which crippled him enough to be unable to fight against Lacroix and Ming Xiao.
Powerful as the PC may be, there should be a limit lest the character becomes Mary Sue downright.

As sensible as that might be, it is rather interesting to consider that he can't fight after that attack, when the player can be beaten within an inch of his/her life, and heal that damage within minutes, when he is much older.

I'm sure Zero wasn't meaning the fight to be easy, rather making it so it was more of a stand-up fight, and you could actually dance with the furry bastard, and have at least a chance of taking it out that way. If not having to give up half-way, and resort to the Observatory dome, or waiting it out by running.

I suppose there is some truth to that if nothing else, personally however I don't feel right with the idea that the PC can kill off a Werewolf without somekind of help.

On an entirely unrelated sidenote: I like your stories, keep 'em up
( <--- I also like this smiley)

Karavolos wrote:

I think it's better not to fight it head-on as Rodriguez himself only barely took out the one attacking him, which crippled him enough to be unable to fight against Lacroix and Ming Xiao.
Powerful as the PC may be, there should be a limit lest the character becomes Mary Sue downright.

I have no problem running away from it, my problem is his speed is unrealistic. All that meat and fur shouldn't be able to move like lightening. In folklore, a werewolf's powers is only it's ability to shape shift into the animal and indulge in it's strength and appetites. That doesn't mean it can run at mock 2 speed. Also some weapons you have should be able to cause damage. After all it's just a bag of savage meat and teeth. No you can't kill it without help but you should be able to slow it down when needed. I mean it's a bit odd that you can take on a giant gargoyle with a sledge hammer but you can't take on a werewolf? Then to add insult to injury they allow Nines to kill one? LOL Hummmm.

Folklore =/= Game lore

Anyhow there is a good point there that the bullets/swords/whatever-you-use should at least slow down the wolfie.
To me however it does make little bit of sense that a huge wolf built out of fur and muscles could outrun you on all four, tho' not on two legs.

More muscles might equal to more speed. And things that sting might enrage him even more