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Vampire The Masquerade — Parliament of Knives v1.2.14 Mod Menu 1.2.14
- Thread starter DanFabulich
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@ziel it's already fixed. just download again.
so i was checking the game forum when i came upon a post by the author saying they have updated the game with a new character and a few quests ... that is why i would like to request an update for the current mod ... you can check it here ... https://forum.choiceofgames.com/t/v...your-sire-to-save-an-undead-prince/109076/424 ...
post numbers is from 416 to 419
post numbers is from 416 to 419
it is saying "app not installed every time I tried to download it.
That issue can be resolved by saving your game, restarting and then loading your save.
You may need to clear space on your device.
Finally finished it. I bought this one on Steam like 3 years ago but couldn't get into it then. The quick save option of this mod is such a great quality of life feature. It made reading this much less of a chore.
Night Road is much better. Here the pacing is all over the place; the book has like 10-11 chapters but the narrative ends very abruptly. Night Road ramped up from a slow start to a bombastic finale in a nice curve. This one's like a very, very tame rollercoaster.
The action scenes are a bit muddy and it's hard to visualize the situation. Your character build doesn't matter as much as it did in Night Road.
Parliament of Knives is a bit too verbose for its own good. Every sentence has an unnecessary adjective/adverb or three. The characters aren't compelling enough to keep you wanting to spend more time with them. And what time you do get with them is very brief anyway.
I know I keep comparing this to Night Road, but that CYOA book was the best Vampire: the Masquerade RPG since Bloodlines. This was sold as more of a political intrigue thriller, but it falls flat even on that front. The plot is too convoluted, just like the prose. It doesn't feel like you're navigating a dangerous political landscape, but going through a cheap haunted house.
Overall, despite all my complaining, this is one of the better quality CoG books. I guess being a licensed product requires stricter quality control. So, go play Night Road first and, once you've sucked that vein dry and are craving more Vampire: the Masquerade content, dig into this one.
Night Road is much better. Here the pacing is all over the place; the book has like 10-11 chapters but the narrative ends very abruptly. Night Road ramped up from a slow start to a bombastic finale in a nice curve. This one's like a very, very tame rollercoaster.
The action scenes are a bit muddy and it's hard to visualize the situation. Your character build doesn't matter as much as it did in Night Road.
Parliament of Knives is a bit too verbose for its own good. Every sentence has an unnecessary adjective/adverb or three. The characters aren't compelling enough to keep you wanting to spend more time with them. And what time you do get with them is very brief anyway.
I know I keep comparing this to Night Road, but that CYOA book was the best Vampire: the Masquerade RPG since Bloodlines. This was sold as more of a political intrigue thriller, but it falls flat even on that front. The plot is too convoluted, just like the prose. It doesn't feel like you're navigating a dangerous political landscape, but going through a cheap haunted house.
Overall, despite all my complaining, this is one of the better quality CoG books. I guess being a licensed product requires stricter quality control. So, go play Night Road first and, once you've sucked that vein dry and are craving more Vampire: the Masquerade content, dig into this one.
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