So now that the sequel to VTMB is practically all but confirmed, how the fuck would they pull it off? How can vampires maintain the masquerade in the modern day?
So now that the sequel to VTMB is practically all but confirmed, how the fuck would they pull it off...
Michael Bell
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Jose Johnson
Set it in 1970s New York or something. A zoomer vampire game would just make me want to bathe in a sunrise.
Robert Rivera
Is it good? Never played
Connor Lee
All that Healthy at Any Size, Ableism, and glorifying ugliness is actually Nosferatus sockpupetting to try and feel validated about being ugly as fuck.
Ethan Scott
Were good voice actors cheaper back in the day? VtMB had some god-tier ones for how small the game was, but i cant see a sequel ever coming close to the same quality.
Wyatt Perez
You can get great voice acting easily from most people if you have good directing.
Jonathan Hernandez
It's more that voice actors' quality has very little to do with cost. Take Dark Souls for example, extremely low budget for VA, but some of the best voice acting in any modern game. Another example is the 90's Berserk anime, literally no budget, one of the best dubs ever. Getting people from Broadway almost always works out better than getting actual VA's, while also being cheaper.
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Easton Brown
maybe game in broken masquerade?
sounds like heresy but we do live in post battle royale scenario
Nicholas Sanders
Will the OST be as memorable? The guy who did the OST for VtMB said he literally couldn’t recreate it now because he made it when his life completely went to shit
Jeremiah Ortiz
>How can vampires maintain the masquerade in the modern day?
As opposed to Bloodlines day? Everything around today was around then too. One of the lines in Bloodlines was "We live in the age of cellphone cameras. Fuck ups are not tolerated." How is it any worse today?
Realistically, the notion of the masquerade actually working is a joke. It's one of those "suspension of disbelief" things you have to do with fantasy media.