Occults should have On-Off switches
Bust The Dust came with an On-Off switch - despite the fact that if you've bought the Dust, that's the ONLY thing about it. On the other hand, do you remember when people bought Vampires and then c...
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"Loanet;d-988476" wrote:
Bust The Dust came with an On-Off switch - despite the fact that if you've bought the Dust, that's the ONLY thing about it.
On the other hand, do you remember when people bought Vampires and then complained about the Vampires visiting them too often? Now, Vampires never leave Forgotten Hollow (except for Vlad), and Spellcasters never leave Glimmerbrook. Presumably they bought the games for the building material, and hey, there's great build and CAS items in both packs. But people who bought it for the gameplay were seriously shafted. Vampires and Spellcasters weren't merely nerfed in the game; their presence was practically removed. Because it is easier to satisfy builders than story-players.
Somehow, that seems a little... the wrong way around? Shouldn't a game about life simulation be focused on satisfying the players than the builders?
But EA never updates previous packs, apart from the occasional bug patch. So seeing Vampires and Spellcasters in clubs and gyms... feh. Good luck with that.
Thoughts?
Yeah, they nerfed them to death and I'm still not happy about it. They completely ruined my vampire game. I don't even get the late night invites from vampires asking if I want eternal life anymore. That's what really ticks me off. I don't mind so much that they aren't all over the world. One of the problems was that the game spawned too many vampires. There only needed to be a few to make the game play interesting. Same goes for spell casters.
