I spent the game thinking "I know too much, so why am I still alive?".When you have an entire group in a small town aware of the existence of vampires, you are evidently too incompetent to be trusted with a domain. I was so relieved to discover there's an ending where the Camarilla turn up to clean things up.Amanda is an absolute dumbass, and I'm mad at her for several reasons.I mean, it didn't stop me, but I felt bad about it.
Did I feel bad about selling out 3/5 of the thinbloods, all my friends and my humanity? Very.Juggling faking being nice to take advantage of someone's usefulness to you vs how badly you just want them to just shuffle the fuck off their immortal coil already is a normal relationship dynamic in vampire society, so it works in the game's favour. I'm glad getting embraced is an option, but it was so, so hard repressing the urge to murder the only vampire in town who can sire me.but maybe that was because I was too busy hunting down a membership card to join the ranks of the undead, so that might be on me. I didn't feel like I had a gigantic debt hanging over my head. I also feel like the store could have played a bigger part, somehow.Getting more of his story would've been nice. I find that the most interesting character in the game was the grandfather.I did enjoy the mystery of trying to work out what I was dealing with, even if I was incredibly disappointed to find out it was just a garden variety Toreador.In fairness, 5/6 are thinbloods, but I was a better vampire than them before getting embraced. The human characters could do with fleshing out, but they're fine.
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