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RK47

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I liked Toreador's Celerity because it gives a perfect power balance for early game melee and late game gunplay. And sneaking with celerity on was satisfying. I snapped 2 necks in quick succession and sucked the last one dry. Comboing a bunch of punks in slow mo also felt satisying.
 

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"Yeah, but he's untrained and not aware of the ancient curse he's a product of. Smile Give another example."

He may be a noob vamp but he somehow managed to attain the final level of the Gangrel power and has the capacity to throw around cars. Anyway, I can't remember what else happened several years ago when I played but I'm pretty sure I quit because nothing was challenging with stunning, even bosses.
 

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barker_s said:
Seduction is only useful if you're playing 'higher' clans and you get sick from drinking off bums and rats. It lets you seduce girls and feed publicly in clubs. I can't remember if it was helpful in any quest though.

There is a quest to influence a restaurant reviewer into giving a bad review, you can do it with seduction. In fact I don't know another way.
 

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Dark Individual said:
"Yeah, but he's untrained and not aware of the ancient curse he's a product of. Smile Give another example."

He may be a noob vamp but he somehow managed to attain the final level of the Gangrel power and has the capacity to throw around cars. Anyway, I can't remember what else happened several years ago when I played but I'm pretty sure I quit because nothing was challenging with stunning, even bosses.

Yeah well, his rapid development was propelled by his thirst for revenge. So you've played the clean 1.2?

Rhett Butler said:
barker_s said:
Seduction is only useful if you're playing 'higher' clans and you get sick from drinking off bums and rats. It lets you seduce girls and feed publicly in clubs. I can't remember if it was helpful in any quest though.

There is a quest to influence a restaurant reviewer into giving a bad review, you can do it with seduction. In fact I don't know another way.

You can also constantly seduce that fat cop (first to make a quest, and later on just for the lulz). You can seduce the chemist to be left alone with him (and earlier seduce your way in to his house). You can learn from Jeanette that making love is still possible even after death... :cry: etceteraetcetera

EDIT: I think the only other option is to use Nosferatu charms - the guy pukes and gets the fuck out. Drunk... Shutting down...
 

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ofcourse you can.
just tell her you won't do it.
 

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I think malk on the first playthrough you get invis so you can just walk past all the particularly shit combat heavy bits (not bashing the combat just the abundance of it.) and the dialogue is awesome giving you an interesting insight into the game.
 

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ushdugery said:
I think malk on the first playthrough you get invis so you can just walk past all the particularly shit combat heavy bits (not bashing the combat just the abundance of it.) and the dialogue is awesome giving you an interesting insight into the game.

Not exactly - PC's insight doesn't translate into player's insight. Lots of Malk's lines refer to events that will happen later or to the "true nature" of many NPCs. You have to complete the game at least once to fully appreciate it.

Nosferatu also has Obfuscate ("invisibility"). The "must hide his face" is not a big con - you can get through sewers everywhere and all missions are best done the stealthy way...
 

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I remembered one other factor in making the game ridiculously easy with Dominate 1 level ability. If you're surrounded by a group of humans you just stun one of them drain him dry without resistance. Even if others manage to disrupt your feeding, you would already have sucked enough blood to be sufficiently healed. It really made combat against human pointless. As a Toreador it's harder and considerably more enjoyable.

Have you guys ever used the uzi weapon, btw? It's seems pretty pointless.

Can also anyone hook me up with music tracks from Bloodlines?
 
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Ya know, this is a bit off topic but...

I just finished VtM: Bloodlines for the first time last night (thanks to the suggestions by the fine people here at RPG Codex) and it's fucking great.

I was a Tremere, which kind of made the bosses easy, but damn. The voice acting was SUPERB. Hearing this and then hearing *other* games' voice acting (read: Bethesda) makes me want to kill kittens. But yeah, going through PS:T again and then I think I'm going low humanity malk for a second playthrough. Thank you Codex!
 

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