Hookers, Bums and some really cool Occult items

<a href="http://www.gamebanshee.com">Gamebanshee</a> have done one of those things where you <a href="http://www.gamebanshee.com/interviews/vampirebloodlines1.php">ask someone questions and they answer you</a> and then you ask some more. Interviews I think they're called. Anyway, theirs is with Leonard Boyarsky of <a href="http://www.troikagames.com">Troika Games</a> and it's about <a href="http://www.vampirebloodlines.com">Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines</a>.
<br><blockquote>GB: V:tM - Bloodlines will take place in four different "hubs" of a dark Los Angeles. Please detail each of these hubs and how the mood and/or environment will change from one to another.
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<br>Leonard: The four hubs are Santa Monica, Los Angeles (also known as Downtown), Hollywood and Chinatown.
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<br>Santa Monica is a sleepy little seaside town, not a lot of huge buildings, it is right on the beach, and the pier contains the colorful Ferris Wheel that can be seen from your haven window.
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<br>Los Angeles is a city of skyscrapers and feels like much more of an urban setting than any of the other hubs. It’s also fairly imposing in that large buildings always surround you. LA definitely has an industrial, gothic feel to it.
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<br>Hollywood is basically our version of the Sunset Strip, with the famous Hollywood Hills overlooking it. Because it’s Hollywood, there’s a strip club as well as a smut shop, as well as a few upper crust dance clubs.
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<br>Our version of Chinatown probably has the moodiest feel of all the hubs, as it feels completely foreign with its fog shrouded skyline and its unique architecture.
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<br>Of course, since this is the world of darkness, each of these areas, while possessing its own distinct feel, also has an overarching feel of decay and death (and bums and prostitutes for good measure).</blockquote>
<br>Yup, gonna buy me a hooker and kill me some bums. There's some more about what you can do with money, what armour there is and a bit about items. There's also a tiny, tiny mention of those post-apocalyptic screenshots that have been floating about the place recently...
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<br>You can read the rest here. Sorry, I mean <a href="http://www.gamebanshee.com/interviews/vampirebloodlines1.php">here</a>.
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