For me, it was really just about getting a good CRPG: Faith in Troika, a recommendation from a solid gamer friend, and a lack of other options. I'd listen to a little Bauhaus or Siouxsie and the Banshees now and then, but I was into my 30s by the time I bought my first Lacuna Coil album.
A big part of what I like about the videogame is that it lives up to the promise of the original RPG rather than being too fussy about the specifics.Īndy: I was never a big Vampire fan, and I didn't really go through a goth phase in high school. Bloodlines is better at it Jack's tutorial gives you the basics, but ends before you drown in politics and the names of clans. It takes a skillful GM to smooth over that, and I didn't really have one. It was more of a learn-about-the-setting game, where you'd be barraged with definitions and rules. Jody: I played tabletop Vampire a couple times, but I liked it more in theory than practice.
