There seems to be some talk among those mod authors about integrating their stuff to form a whole package, or at least make them more compatible, which would be great.Īnyway, I think I'm going to do the following: This new Overhaul has it all and I'm very excited about releasing it soon.Īlso including slow but constant blood draining so you can't go too long without feeding. And of course you can't forget the bells n whistles like new skins, new bar music, and some UI changes. Along with that I have overhauled 70% of the Histories including adding some of my own. In this overhaul I have completely revamped ALL of the disciplines, changed the way Blood, Regeneration, and Healing works.
Vampire the Masquerade: Camarilla Edition is the name of the project I've been working on. There's even another new mod in the pipeline that sounds interesting. Nice.Īre there any other non-content patches available that I'm not aware of? Update: There's actually a resolution patcher in Bloodlines\Tools\ResPatch.exe that comes with the unofficial patch. Has anyone tried these and can give some feedback?īesides one of these content mods, I'm also going to apply a widescreen patch ().
Maybe it's best to use Companions or Clan Quests, since they at least include most of wesp's changes, but it would mean missing out on all the stuff that Wesp has added since then. So, which one to choose? I suppose it isn't really possible to mix and match? I want to try new content, so that at least brings the choices down to three. Wesp's unofficial Patch 6.4 (), which includes lots of custom changes to the gameĬompanion Mod () (includes unofficial patch 5.6 and stability fixes from 6.0)Ĭlan Quest Mod () (includes unofficial patch 5.8)Īnd then there's the Arsenal Mod (), which I believe can be used with any of the other three mods. Tessera's True VTMB Patch 5.94AT (), which is supposedly closest to the original gameplay as it only fixes bugs and restores content.
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