>>718661297
The Tremere coat doesn't have cleavage. If you want cleavage, wear something with cleavage.

VTMB2 is shaking up to an absolutely amazing game, but it will disappoint some people hoping for a more flexible RPG or immersive sim experience. It's basically Mass Effect 2 with Arkane-style stealth and combat. To use an example, you are faced with a group of enemies. How you kill them is up to you. You can punch them to death. You can steal a gun. You can use blood alchemy to cause chaos. You can lurk in the shadows or approach from above. But end of the day, you must kill them all to proceed. You can't complete quests by sneaking past everyone. You can't complete quests by talking your way out of combat. Dialog choices play a huge role, but in the way that they did in Mass Effect 2. There's a kind of compartmentalization, a kind of line drawn in the sand between combat and choice-driven storytelling where the two rarely intersect.

Granted, a majority of Bloodlines 1 was not actually dissimilar to this. You often had forced combat. You often had really only one way to proceed. But here they're not even trying to pretend you have options.