I believe it was Camarilla Edition that removed the 3x blood from rats benefit that Nos have, and made it the L1 power for Animalism.

If that's the case, how then do you know about your L1 powers, as well as the L2 power you start with? All this makes it clear that you're not supposed to know what you are OR what powers you have you don't have some innate knowledge of your abilities. Jack asks if you've even had a drink yet, and tells you the sabbat make shock troops without even telling them they're vamps. I know nothing about WOD, nothing about the lore, but what Jack tells you in the tutorial conflicts with the reality of your char. I also had a problem with the game intro. Ever since I've wished there were less abilities I had to cycle through, making it easier to find what I wanted. This meant I had to access things through the mousewheel, which kind of slipped on my mouse, meaning long story short, EVERY combat had me scrambling for 5-10 seconds to try to find and activate whatever power I wanted at the moment.

Add in weapons and blood packs and whatnot, and there weren't enough hotkeys for everything. I think each of my disciplines had a separate power, so I had 15 abilities to choose from. When I first played vanilla ages ago, I was a bit overwhelmed by all the discipline powers I had. I've had an idea for some time and thought I'd share it here, about making the L1 powers for all disciplines provide passive instead of active benefits.

Vampire the masquerade animalism