Ah, no, I mean how you said that because VTM is the popular one, it's the one sold in stores. I buy all mine in PDF form online so I don't have the problem of not being able to find it in physical stores.
It's my opinion that those communities suck, then, because yes, vampires have ALWAYS had a noncon element. It's kind of part of the genre.
3 only irked me because current Onyx Path books, as much as I love them, have recently have had this trend of like...repeating the same warnings and content notes in side bars throughout the whole book, and it's like "I read this warning in the corebook, you don't have to tell me every chapter in the supplement." It's a personal nitpick, lol.
I do actually miss Rose as a developer because as much as I love req 2e, the most recent supplement books are kind of hit or miss and my chief complaint is that the writers keep mixing up editions and fluff and lore between requiem editions and even Masq vs Req or they have a weird ratio of fluff to crunch.
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Date: 2019-01-19 09:58 am (UTC)From:It's my opinion that those communities suck, then, because yes, vampires have ALWAYS had a noncon element. It's kind of part of the genre.
3 only irked me because current Onyx Path books, as much as I love them, have recently have had this trend of like...repeating the same warnings and content notes in side bars throughout the whole book, and it's like "I read this warning in the corebook, you don't have to tell me every chapter in the supplement." It's a personal nitpick, lol.
I do actually miss Rose as a developer because as much as I love req 2e, the most recent supplement books are kind of hit or miss and my chief complaint is that the writers keep mixing up editions and fluff and lore between requiem editions and even Masq vs Req or they have a weird ratio of fluff to crunch.