After experiencing some accidental destruction in two districts (I just wanted another vampire in the family, who could have known vampires kill 15 people per night), I feel compelled to share my thoughts on the game.

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Firstly, vampires can be countered by sun, fire, crosses, and locks (unless there's a hole in the upper floors of your house). The game's visuals are appealing, although they may appear a bit outdated. I believe a remastered version with polished graphics and some minor adjustments could be an interesting idea.

I played the game on the hardest difficulty, but unless you enjoy punishing challenges, I recommend choosing an easier difficulty for a more enjoyable experience. Difficulty level doesn't necessarily translate to the best player experience, at least not in this game.

The gameplay is decent, but it suffers from repetitive encounters. Essentially, there are certain points on the map where patrols of either humans or monsters roam, and unfortunately, these patrols are unavoidable. So, you're forced to fight them each time you encounter them. Additionally, if you want to upgrade your powers, you have to go to bed, and when you wake up, all the patrols have respawned, making you fight the same enemies in the same locations over and over again. It's quite ANNOYING!

On the positive side, the story is excellent, offering meaningful choices. Deciding whether to drink people's blood or not presents a moral dilemma: drinking people is evil and causes trouble, while abstinence leaves you with headaches from dealing with patrols that are 10 levels higher than you (can't I just kill one person to raise my level? Ehm).

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Despite the frustration of repeatedly dying to a boss (probably due to my inadequate skills and being underleveled), I still believe this game is worth recommending, especially if you can find it on discount. Once you complete the game, you'll likely feel satisfied and curious about how different choices could have changed the outcome. Personally, I'm considering replaying the game with a more peaceful approach (as I didn't anticipate that one dialogue choice would lead to genocide).

Purchased the game to enjoy with friends. Initially, it was a blast. (Reached 100 hours of gameplay)

However, my friends eventually lost interest, leaving me to fend for myself. (Around the 150-hour mark)

Desperate for fun, I stumbled upon an amazing community server, and the excitement returned.

Sadly the community server shut down. My boredom resurfaced. (Reached 600 hours of playtime)

Played now and then but lost general interest in the game.

That's when I made the regrettable decision to quit playing CS:GO altogether.

Since I was not interested in playing the game anymore I downloaded wall hack just to have some final blast.

To my surprise, even with the wallhack, I performed terribly, and it took them a whole month to finally ban me.

Fast forward 2088 days, and I can't help but rue my foolishness, realizing I got myself banned for a game that doesn't even exist yet, like CS:2