No one was expecting Half-Life 2, but what we got ends up being a drag on the gameplay experience. Even with all of your abilities maxed out, though gun combat never feels like a smooth, intuitive experience. Gun combat is played out in traditional FPS perspective, but your abilities affect how straight you'll shoot and how long it takes to target things. While there's some attempt to offer variety by attaching different moves to different key presses, in the end it degenerates to little more than button mashing against fairly stupid enemies.
Bloodlines' third-person fighting controls feel sluggish and sloppy. When it comes to Bloodlines, the team certainly tried, but in the end, it feels like what it is - a fighting system created by RPG makers. That's a tall order for even experienced action game creators. Combat in Bloodlines, on the other hand, runs the gamut from standard FPS to third-person armed and unarmed combat.
I re-encoded to Alt Preset Standard, so the quality loss was kept to a bare minimum.Consider that Source was created for Half-Life 2, a pure FPS shooter. I did not need to do this on any tracks which I was able to secure from the composer himself, or the official soundtrack CD. I was forced to recompress some of the original BGM tracks due to reasons mentioned above. I also applied a fade out or removed silence when needed. It just means that the softer tracks can be heard, whereas before, they were practically mute in comparison with the licensed songs. This doesn't mean every track is equally loud. I amplified the levels of as much of the BGM as possible to an appropriate standard so they would blend in better with the loud licensed music. I tried to make it seem like an album that was always rising or diving in terms of energy. I took the liberty of slightly shuffling things up if too many soft or hard tracks were bunched together.
The tracks are roughly ordered chronologically in relation to the game's main story. (Includes the original "Smaller God" hit by Darling Violetta and "The Deb of Night" recordings you can listen to on any radio in the game!)įrom the person who originally compiled this collection : If you've enjoyed playing Vampire The Masquerade - Bloodlines (VTMB) as much as I did, you owe it to yourself to download these very atmospheric tracks.
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