The final version of the unofficial patch 10.2 features all the aforementioned tweaks/fixes/additions/improvements, fixes Leopold Society cellar ladder and floating towels in basic and adds way to use all animations for all models. Powered by Valves Source Technology, the same technology used to power Half-Life 2, Vampire is being developed by renowned RPG developer Troika Games and is based on White Wolfs popular Vampire: The Masquerade pen-and-paper RPG series and its official clans.
The previous version of this patch updated the Krimeputer log entries on Brian’s and Muddy’s deaths, made Carson remove McGee’s corpse and raised MAC-10 magazine cost, fixed silent Heather dialogue and made warrens ladder accessible, locked a haven door and moved Malcolm’s bribe to Mercurio’s house, repaired problems when revisiting the beachhouse and the warrens, removed quest update for Copper and locked Gimble’s door in basic, fixed some more wrong Humanity losses and cut off Heather sounds and corrected Tommy Dominate reaction and possible poster quest issue. The patch addresses a number of known issues, including fixes for the Society of Leopold quest, keys and keycards disappearing, the use of Protean (Level 5) and Fortitude at the same time, and various other gameplay updates. The first version of patch 10.2 came out last month and corrected mirrors and details on several maps, added a few weapon drop sounds and fidget and upset sound groups, fixed details in library level and text and dialogue details and improved python and loader file compatibility. This patch will update Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines to version 1.2. In other words, it’s a must-have mod for everyone that wants to replay this classic title. The unofficial patch mod is a restoration project adding a lot missing content, including new quests, levels, weapons, items, characters, dialogue, graphics, models, sounds and original music. Modder ‘Wesp5’ has released the final version of the unofficial patch 10.2 for Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines.
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