VTMB Bloodlines 2 trailer released -- will it incline?

[PrometheanVigil]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYvWfDxhm_s

(I know this is technically a video game but this game will have a seismic impact on bringing new players to the tabletop + affect how the IP is perceived in the mainstream and wider RPG culture so it's relevant especially after the divisive 5th ed release of OWOD Vampire)

 

[Leatherhead]

I'm still watching the reveal stream.
But did I see that date right? March 2020? A year out is quite a long time away.

 

[LuisCarlos17f]

I wonder about a videogame of Mage: the awakening. I guess we will not see videogames of Hunter: the reckoning until the 5th Ed.

I suggest for that game a module to create your own adventures and missions.

 

[Bagpuss]

I'm still watching the reveal stream.
But did I see that date right? March 2020? A year out is quite a long time away.

You are joking right?

...waiting for Cyberpunk 2077 (first announced in 2012).

If this isn't delay I'll be amazed, that wasn't even a game footage trailer.

 

[VelvetViolet]

According to interviews with the developers, this seems to have only the most tangential relationship to the tabletop IP. The "ability trees" are structured completely differently: "chiropteran" involves levitation, "mentalism" involves telekinesis, and "nebulation" involves becoming mist. You start as a "thinblood" and join a "clan" later. There's a "resonance" system in which drinking certain types of blood provide specific buffs.

I don't think this is bad, but I imagine that tabletop purists won't like it.