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#3037
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You wasted your time not playing! I even played the first part, although I didn't get very far because I couldn't figure out some of the game's details. You start in the Middle Ages and kill the evil guys, and then you become a vampire yourself. They give you a guy as a companion, and you run around with him, but then I don't know what happens. I might have turned into an animal, and I didn't have enough money for some thing that could cure me. I think that's how it was.

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#3039
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The initial Fallout games are good.
And the vampires with their underground lairs are interesting too.

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#3040
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I even played the first installment, although I didn't get very far because I couldn't figure out some of the game's details. You start in the Middle Ages and kill the evil ones, and then you become a vampire yourself.
This isn't the first part; the game you're talking about is only connected to Bloodlines through a shared game setting.
Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 28+
Dungeon Keeper 46
Settlers 4-
Fallout 20
Civilization 52
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#3041
Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 28
Dungeon Keeper 46
Settlers 2 -
Fallout 20
Civilization 54 +
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#3042
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but it can be considered the first, right?

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#3043
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Nope, it can’t be considered the first one. They aren’t connected in terms of storyline!
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Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 28 Dungeon Keeper 46 Settlers 0- Fallout 20 Civilization 56 + Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 28 Dungeon Keeper 46 Rise of Nations: Rise of Legends 30 Fallout 20 Civilization 56 Decided to find out how people feel about this game.
 

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#3045
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well... there are probably games that aren't very strongly connected by the plot, but are still considered to be sequels.

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#3046
Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 28
Dungeon Keeper 46
Rise of Nations: Rise of Legends 28-
Fallout 22+
Civilization 56

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#3047
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But these games aren't connected by plot at all, not even in part! And in general, give an example!
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#3049
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Heroes 5 and the older installments of the series:

in Vampires, everything is the same as in those games: skills, types, etc.
I won't say anything about the plot, as I haven't completed any of the games.

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Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 28
Dungeon Keeper 46
Rise of Nations: Rise of Legends 28-
Fallout 22+
Civilization 56
Arandor seeks revenge, and his vengeance is terrible!
 

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#3051
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Okay, you've convinced me, there are examples. But in those cases, the numbers are displayed in the title, whereas in Vampires, they are not.
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Where do we end up when we save the world?