Vampire: The Masquerade: L.A. By Night

I love Vampire and roleplaying streams, but this is something else. This is more akin to an improvisation theater, but the actors are tied down to the table, telling how they do their actions. You never get to know the actors - I don't think they even GET to go out-of-character, everything is just... stale. It gets real cringey when the sobbing starts, since they act out character emotions, but the player's sitting at a table.

The show has charming characters, good actors, and a cool story, but I'd rather have the actors do roleplaying with friends, rather than try to be completely, professionally in-character.

As someone who has never played an RPG, I was incredibly impressed to see this cast play live at a recent panel at Wondercon. After watching a few episodes online, I'm now truly inspired to dive into this incredible world of gaming. What I love about this story, is that the cast really focuses heavily on bringing the characters to life in a way I haven't seen before in a table-top RPG. I love how B. Dave Walters, who plays Victor, reacts in such a seamless, natural way, to everything that happens. This is a cast with strong Improv and acting skills. Jason Carl brings a really great vibe as a storyteller, and is superb at pacing and controlling the flow of the story. This is absolutely so much fun to watch!

I have been watching the show since the first day it came out. I love it! It had everything I would expect on a Vampire The Masquerade Chronicle. My favorite character is Annabel, and Erika does a great job impersonating her! Please, continue doing what you are doing. It is fabulous!

I'm watching some kids roll dice and "play" an RPG game!! ..which may appeal to a younger generation of brain dead kids, but to allow IMDB to list it as a "tv series" is an insult. The IMDB description needs to make it clear what the series is about. I was looking forward to a vampire TV series with actual action and actual acting and was so dissapointed and also not aware that this is linked to an RPG game. The only visuals were some people behind a desk talking to a panel of a few poorly spoken contestants. It reminds me of those dungeons and dragons text only games from the 80's. At least I didn't pay for it as it was on YouTube

My apologies for the low rating but the zero was not available.

The WOD has never looked so fun. Both the regular cast and all of their guests are funny, genuine, and oddly endearing. It's clear that everyone is invested in good story telling and character development. Easily one of the best Actual Play shows out there right now.