"The controversy surrounding the DLC clans in the upcoming Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2 is finally over. The studio behind the upcoming game has confirmed that it is walking back its plans to lock two clans behind a paywall after receiving lots of "feedback," aka people yelled at them online for a while. Last month, Bloodlines 2 devs The Chinese Room and publisher Paradox announced at Gamescom ONL that the long-awaited vampire RPG sequel would finally arrive on PC and consoles in October."
"That feedback made it clear: Lasombra and Toreador belong in the base game, so that is what we are doing. We'd also like to thank The Chinese Room for their quick turnaround on the concepts for the post-launch Story Packs. We're constantly impressed by their creativity and skill in weaving enticing narrative threads that expand on the main story in Bloodl"
After a lengthy, delayed development involving multiple studios, Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2 was announced for PC and consoles in October. The Chinese Room and publisher Paradox initially planned to lock two of six playable vampire clans behind a $30 Premium Edition paywall, prompting significant negative reaction. Following community feedback, the studio reversed the plan and confirmed that all six clans, including Lasombra and Toreador, will be included in the base game. The executive producer acknowledged community feedback in a YouTube trailer description and said two story packs created by The Chinese Room will be included in the Premium Edition.
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