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Kenneth Hite is the lead designer for the new edition of Vampire

Started by Luca, May 12, 2017, 01:45:39 PM

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Luca

Or so it seems:

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10209363370308673&id=1456249627


For me, I must admit this has moved the new Vampire game from "who the fuck cares" to "well let's at least read the reviews".
I'm not interested in the premise anymore, but he's one of the few people who could actually manage to pull off the difficult feat of coming up with something interesting.

Ulairi

Ken Hite writes great games. Are they getting back to it being more of a Katana/Monster porn game or is it still going to be super smuggy?

Omega

Probably all written in the female pronoun... (Trail of Cthulhu)

WOD and Hite deserve eachother.

Ulairi

Bruce Baugh is throwing a hissy fit over it. I'm going to buy the game just because of that.

Baulderstone

Any game involving secret conspiratorial history and Kenneth Hite is going get consideration from me. I don't know if I can ever see myself running a Vampire game, but maybe he can make it look appealing. It might have some fun background ideas to steal as well.

I really don't care about shit like how reading a book that isn't written in their prefered pronoun makes people like Omega suffer genitalia shrinkage from discomfort it causes to their fragile snowflake egos. Either it will be a useful book or it won't.

Ulairi

Quote from: Omega;961922Probably all written in the female pronoun... (Trail of Cthulhu)

WOD and Hite deserve eachother.

why does that matter?

Baulderstone

Quote from: Ulairi;961932why does that matter?

Some people just love to drag their identity politics into every conversation.

Dumarest


K Peterson


BoxCrayonTales

Vampire is too tied up in the 80s/90s zeitgeist, in a bad way, for me to be interested. There are many better systems for superheroes, politics and psychological horror. If I want to play vampires struggling to maintain their humanity, I have ready alternatives.

Dumarest

Quote from: K Peterson;961960C'mon, now. You can at least make an effort to google some shit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenneth_Hite

Didn't care enough to bother, but I'll click your link.

EDIT: Clicked it. I've never experienced any of the works listed. No opinion either direction. Thanks for the link.

Dumarest

Quote from: BoxCrayonTales;961963If I want to play vampires struggling to maintain their humanity...

Added to my list of Sentences I Never Expected to Hear in My Life.

DavetheLost

Ken Hite raises my interest to non-zero. Still infinitesimally small, but now non-zero. I haven't played Vampire since they went from softcover to hardcover. I lost interest in it fairly quickly when it became D&D with fangs, but pretentious. These days I don't have a player group I would run it for, so why buy the game?

Shawn Driscoll


BoxCrayonTales

Quote from: Dumarest;961966Added to my list of Sentences I Never Expected to Hear in My Life.

I'm not interested in "D&D with fangs, but pretentious" as Dave succinctly puts it. If I want to play a mass murdering psychopath, I already own a copy of Postal and its sequel Postal 2.