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“Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines” is the second adaptation of the “Vampire: The Masquerade” pen-and-paper role-playing game (RPG) released for the PC. During the course of the game, Sebastion LeCroix, the Prince of Los Angeles, gives you various missions. You can refuse the missions, but he uses his mind-control abilities to force you to do any mission that you refuse to do. Entering cheat commands into the game console can be used to skip parts, if not all, of each mission.

Using the Console

Enabling the Console. For the Steam release: Under Steam's Library tab, right click on Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines, and click Properties on the dialog box. Next, click on Set Launch Options, and add in -console on the next popup. Click OK, and the console will be. Jump to Useful Commands - All of these commands can be copied directly into the autoexec.cfg file. The // denotes a comment that the game engine. Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines Cheat Codes. Console Cheat Codes Just start the game with -console added to the shortcut command line. Press tilde to open the console in game, and use these cheats to do various things. Note that the console is very friendly, and if you're looking for a particular code just press a key like 'g', and all.

The console for “Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines” is not enabled by default. You need to modify the game shortcut to be able to use it. Right-click on the shortcut and select the “Properties” option. Add “-console” to the very end of the target line in the properties menu. Start the game using this shortcut to have the console enabled. Pressing the “~” key during gameplay opens the console prompt. You can enter the cheat commands into this prompt.

Ghost that Haunts Midnight

The Ghost that Haunts Midnight is the only mission that can be skipped entirely using a console cheat. This is the mission where Therese Voerman asks you to take care of a spirit in the Ocean House Hotel. It is not a long or difficult quest, but the scripted events and unnatural occurrences can potentially make it the most terrifying quest for many players. The console command to skip this quest is: “OceanHouseQuestComplete().”

Mission Time Reduction

You cannot directly skip other missions with console cheats, but there are several codes that can be used to virtually eliminate the amount of time most missions actually take. Most of the mission length comes from fighting regular enemies, navigating pathways and attempting to unlock doors. These can all be more or less skipped with the correct codes. Enter “noclip 0/1” to walk through obstacles. This allows you to walk straight from the beginning of a mission to the end point without the normal navigation time. Enter “notarget 0/1” to cause enemies to ignore you. These two codes eliminate most of the time normally required to complete a mission, but allow you to see the opening and closing cut scenes.

Dominate

Dominate is a skill path for the Ventrues and Tremere clans. It can add new dialogue options that can be used to bypass parts of some missions. You can give any vampire, regardless of the clan, the Dominate skill set through the console. The command is: “vstats get dominate 5.” The additional dialogue caused by the Dominate skill are marked in your dialogue options. It is not effective as using 'noclip' or 'notarget,' but can reduce the length of some of the more dialogue-based missions.

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References

“Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines”; Troika Games; 2004

Paradox Entertainment gave a surprise announcement recently that has fans eagerly waiting for 2020's first quarter: Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines 2 is coming. The long-awaited sequel will arrive on PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4 at an unspecified time during the first quarter of 2020, but PC pre-orders are already open.

There are three editions players can choose from: Standard Edition; Deluxe Edition: Unsanctioned; and Premium Edition: Blood Moon. Each comes with its own set of special bonuses.

Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines 2 Standard Edition

The standard edition for PC comes with a digital copy of the game. However, pre-ordering the standard edition also gives players the First Blood pack, which includes some bonuses:

Digital Official Soundtrack
Retro Hunter Outfit
Civil War Saber Weapon Skin
Engraved Pistol Weapon Skin

The standard edition of Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines 2 can be pre-ordered for $59.99 from:

Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines2 Deluxe Edition: Unsanctioned

The Unsanctioned Edition includes the game, +24-hour early access, the First Blood Pack, and the expansive Unsanctioned Blood Pack:

In-Game art book
In-Game dev commentary featuring Brian Mitsoda
Smiling Jack outfit
Jeanette outfit
Severed Arm weapon skin
Sarcophagus Table
Damsel's Beret
Voerman Family Portrait
Stop Sign item

You can pre-order the Deluxe Edition: Unsanctioned for $69.99 from the following sites:

Paradox Interactive Store (scroll down to choose the Deluxe Edition)

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Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines2 Premium Edition: Blood Moon

Bloodlines 2's premium version, the Blood Moon edition, includes the First Blood Pack, the Unsanctioned Blood Pack, +24 hour early access, and the Season of the Wolf season pass. That season pass includes:

Story Pack 1
Story Pack 2
Expansion

Paradox hasn't provided any information yet about what these packs and expansions will consist of, but there seems to be a fair bit of content planned beyond the main game.

The Premium Blood Moon edition can be pre-ordered for $89.99 from:

Paradox Interactive Store (scroll down to choose the Blood Moon edition)