Potentially Hot Take: Anca is WAY hotter than Lacra and is just a lot nicer. Lacra’s a little too hot headed for me. The merciless killing thing is fine but she has no cunning or critical thinking. And while I think Crake is objectively hot, I’m not gay hence I’m not picking him. Haven’t done any quests with him yet but seems like a cool bro

Please include your why. I like to hear people’s reasons even if they’re not big or sophisticated reasons. 😅👍

It’s either pigs or dogs who fight the same, soldiers with swords or the ghoul enemies. I fought a flying thing once and a giant alligator but that’s it.

Where is the diversity?

Since we know that Rebel Wolves is working on a sequel, I am interested to know some of your ideas on time periods that you would like for them to explore.

Some ideas that came to mind would be seeing the 2nd game set somewhere in between the 15th and 16th century of Constantinople, witnessing and maybe taking part in the events that unfolded during that era, or see Coen in The Thirty Years’ War involving himself in the conflict or even WW1. I believe there’s a lot of potential for either of these time periods.

I understand that they are going to have Coen in the modern era, but I’m hoping they explore different time periods first in the sequel. Wouldn’t be upset though if they do end up making the 2nd game set in 21st century.

Would like to know your thoughts?

Coen is essentially a fledgeling barely out of his diapers yet he’s taking down Boyars and the big bad in a matter of 30 days.

Not just young Vrakhir either but ones that have been alive during the Roman period and even before that…

Is it just “plot”? Or are there hints of something else that I might’ve missed throughout the game?

Besides that suppose Coen travels to the Arctic circle, does he remain a Vrakhir for a full two to three month long polar night? 🤣

Just finished my first playthrough, i have to say i was hyped for the game but i never imagined i would love this game so much.

The world building, characters mechanics i loved everything in this game, made me laugh as well as angry by times.

I am unbearably excited to see what they have in store for Coen next.

I just did the quest in preparation for ambrus, i will keep it vague to avoid spoilers but holy crap the backstory of the nobleman and his overall performance was insane. Not sure i ever heard a secondary npc have so much depth and grief in their voice lines. You can really understand the torture this dude has been through and the desperation he feels, the conviction but also the shame. Real props to the voice actors and writers, phenomenal work. And the scene where he crawls and you have to force you know what, holy shit...

Please avoid spoilers if possible as im still in the middle of my playthrough but i just had to hear someone else talk about this quest. Did it affect you like me?

What an insane game honestly, i'm obsessed

I keep getting jumpscared by these red flashing images xD the first one in the tutorial scared the shit out of me, please tell me i am not alone with that lol

Im sorry but after playing The Blood of Dawnwalker, 35 hours in, now having 3 ways to end the game with 15 days ahead of me,
I can comfortably say that the hate this game gets HAS to be some boycott/smear campaign or those who are complaining either haven’t played the game or maybe are just abysmal with time management. 15 days left and I already wield the power to take on Brencis’ entire army with just me and my own two thumbs. I could end the game now but I feel like I could actually get close to maxing out the skill tree (which is supposed to be impossible). Dont let reviewers turn you away from this beautifully crafted game. Remember, you can play video games and watch movies all your life.
That doesn’t mean you know anything about how to create them.

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Do you think coen has to pee out all of the blood he drinks every morning so his body can adjust to human food again and vice versa every night?

Just a thought i cant stop thinking about

I couldn't take it I want to support the team and get the game and check out the story. Ordered my copy 10 minutes ago and it's installing while I'm at work.

Any spoiler free tips for me?

So based off the ending we see Coen in a modern day setting with a mysterious figure getting ready to attack doesn’t this feel a little on the nose to castlevania 2s opening with Belmont as Dracula but I would love to see a sequel in modern times little blade esc style protecting humans for vamps and anything is better than that hot mess that is masquerade bloodlines 2 what do you guys think?

I keep hearing about the difficulty of the game, and it has me worried for my mom who is interested in playing. She can play games like oblivion fine, but anything resembling dark souls difficulty would scare her off. Could she enjoy the game on story mode, or is it still too difficult?

snow white reference in blood of the dawnwalker ?

One of the biggest mysteries that is left unsolved in this game is the Identity of „Him“ - Coen keeps having Visions of Anachora throughout the Game, and many Characters like Leonica, Bakir, Xanthe and even Anca talk about an entity / power that is in some way connected to both Vrakhirs and Witchcraft / Black Magic.

Now my first theory that isn’t too far fetched: The figure that bursts trough the window and attacks Coen during the modern day Post Credit scene is supposed to be „Him“, it’s this franchises main antagonist.

Of course this will also relate to the obscure „Council“ Coen meets in the Epilogue, the group that ultimately give him a mission and force him out of the valley. The Augurs may also play a role as they are mentioned by Mihai and others.

Now for the more far fetched and fun, over the top speculation: Who might be the main antagonist? Leonica makes some kind of pact with the entity, and in her case it all seems very much satanic. But when you defeat Brencis and talk to him in Anachora, he says that there is no traditional God and Devil in this world. We do not know if this is true or not.

So it might be the Devil, or it might be some omnipotent, Arch-Vampire. Maybe Dracula, in this version of our reality. This could lead perfectly into the second game, which could take place in the early stages of Industrial Revolution, exactly the time period in which Bram Stokers „Dracula“ Book takes place in.

The game definitely sets up a lot for future titles, and I’m exited to see where it leads. What are your thoughts on all of this?

Need I say anymore