Current Events > would you play a Dragon Age or Mass Effect style rpg set in World of Darkness?

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the WoD rpg setting that plays host to Vampire the Masquerade and Werewolf the Apocalypse and others. the pc rpg VtM Bloodlines is based on it.

imagine a game set in that universe but it plays like a bioware rpg. and you have a full party. but also you can be one of many types of supernaturals. the main types would be vampire, mage and werewolf. but you could also maybe have other things in your party too. the types would be like the Origins in Dragonage. you pick at the start to be a vampire origin, werewolf origin or mage origin. and then meet other people to form your party as you go on your quest. the game could be in modern day or it could also work in a medieval setting. not sure which I would prefer. either one would be interesting.

Maybe, I've never cared for werewolves and vampires. At least not modern depictions of them

Definitely not if it was set in modern day. I live here already I wanna see different shit

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I really just want more Secret World shit at this point.

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Hexenherz posted...

I really just want more Secret World shit at this point.

the mmo? they should make a single player Secret World game. I'd play that.

I played a little of Secret World years ago. before the game got renovated. I never even got out of the starting area. that game was hard. dont' know what it's like now. you used to not have levels. you advanced by getting new equipment instead of leveling up. I maybe didn't give it enough of a try though. I just remember struggling with it. I'm used to just being able to grind levels.

only if there's a snarky mage girl to romance. morrigan is best girl.

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monkmith posted...

only if there's a snarky mage girl to romance. morrigan is best girl.

there would be at least 2 of each main type to romance. male and female vamps, mages and werewolves.

Yes, it's one of my favorite games of all time and I feel like a dork for talking about it in every other topic about video games -_-.

I also started relatively early on and could barely survive to the Blue Mountain. They did a difficulty readjustment that made it way more accessible for new and solo players without ruining it.

Then they did the free-to-play relaunch (Secret World Legends) and... it's not the same :(. I put a couple hundred hours into that, too. But they had taken out a lot of content with the relaunch and I lost interest before they finished bringing back Kaidan. They even added a new zone I haven't even explored yet because I haven't been able to bring myself to finish Tokyo.

If you own the original TSW you should be able to still download the original client and play the original game if you want; like I said after that new player experience update it's definitely solo-able.

I've been playing the spin-off games, too -_-. The Park was cool, but way too short and slow. Moons of Madness is a little more engaging and interesting so far.

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