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Pretty much the title. I got into the Torchlight 2 beta today and christ this game is good. Diablo 3's combat system was fun, but Torchlight 2 takes that and just runs with it. I was playing an Elite (hardest difficulty) Hardcore Engineer with a cannon, shooting cannonballs all over the place. Weak enemies went flying with a few cannonballs, their ragdolls launching off the edge of the screen, whilst stronger enemies sometimes required me to trade a few hits with them in order to down them. After that, though, I came across the boss of the little dungeon (which was randomised and I found it by summoning a ghost who asked me to avenge his death). He just didn't want to die. I was trying to kite him so that he didn't basically two shot me when I ran through a field of corpses. He used his resurrect spell on them, they trapped me and I was VERY swiftly despatched. RIP little engineer. :( But I heard in order to have fun, you can't have talent points. I mean, surely I can't have fun building my character how I want to build it instead of how a designer thinks it should be built, right? RawrfulCast - My YouTube Channel
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5/12/12 7:47:44 AM#2
I after i played D3 beta ai was heavily disappointed by how shallow the game is. Last night i got into Torchlight 2 beta and i was blown away. It is all D3 should have been and more + the 20$ price tag makes it a bargain. |
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5/12/12 7:52:29 AM#3
How does comparing one game at the hardest difficulty and the other at the easiest difficulty even make sense? Im glad its good, though. Ille be buying both :). Im a sucker for those type of games. I wanted to type something really smart as a reply to this subject, but the Scarlet Blade ad got me distracted and I forgot what I wanted to type. |
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Originally posted by CristianCeo Exactly! Most of the skills aren't even included yet, but god it's good. Originally posted by BizkitNL That's a fair issue. The trouble is that one game allows me to choose my difficulty and the other doesn't. If they don't want me to make a comparison off of that, then they should both lock me in or both offer choice. RawrfulCast - My YouTube Channel
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5/12/12 8:00:30 AM#5
Originally posted by BizkitNL This
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5/12/12 8:06:00 AM#6
Originally posted by ArEf So, Torchlight is like D2 how?
I don't think your title has anything to do with what you've actually written... |
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5/12/12 8:15:13 AM#7
Originally posted by BizkitNL Same! Can't wait for both games to come out. I have to say, do some people even want to play games anymore? Or just b*tch about every new game that releases. In the end, you don't have to play it at all. There are so many games to choose from. We play games for fun, right? If it's not fun, choose another one. |
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5/12/12 8:18:19 AM#8
Originally posted by ArEf Point taken. I wanted to type something really smart as a reply to this subject, but the Scarlet Blade ad got me distracted and I forgot what I wanted to type. |
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5/12/12 8:26:51 AM#9
The op is correct on so many levels. D3 is fun but Torchlight 2 is way so much more fun and better. Got into beta and couldn't stop playing. It is just an amazing game. Matt Uelmen's music just super amazing yet again. The envorinments are really nice and the fluid gameplay is great. TL2 > D3. |
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5/12/12 8:32:20 AM#10
Originally posted by ArEf Huh? Normal level must be akin to "Joke" and easy mode, you probably don't even have to sit at your PC to beat. |
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5/12/12 8:34:00 AM#11
I have to agree, while I am sure D3 will be fun and I will most likely purchase that as well, I am already hooked on Torchlight 2. The first one was great and this one is even better. The Engineer is a really fun class, now I am off to try the Embermage. Even on Veteran some of the boss fights take a good 10 minutes or so depending on the class (boss at the end of the Ember Key quest). |
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Originally posted by DAS1337 1. Skill trees. 2. Much more randomised maps. 3. Interesting loot. All of this straight off the bat. Originally posted by grimfall Nah, it doesn't seem HP is inflated in higher difficulties, only damage done by enemies. If you make a mistake in Elite, even a small one, you're probably gonna die, but it won't take an hour and a half of whittling down the enemy one HP at a time, at least not on sidequest bosses. What is it all the D3 fanbois are saying? "YOU'RE COMPARING THE EARLY GAME TO DIFFICULT SETTINGS!!!111!eleven!111!one" Maybe you're doing that, too? ;) RawrfulCast - My YouTube Channel
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5/12/12 8:49:56 AM#13
Should this not be in the TL2 forum? |
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5/12/12 9:04:33 AM#14
I fail to see why people are claiming Diablo 3 is a failure.
The point about skill trees being absent is dumb. There are plenty of viable builds in Diablo 3. The system is just different. In Diablo 2, only a few builds were viable, so having a skill tree was more like having a rat maze.
Level randomization only improves replayability by a small amount. How many people really played through Diablo 2 more than once on a character? Twice? My guess is only the hardcore and the farmers played like that. The majority of people stopped before or on beating the game's main story.
Diablo 3 seems like they made it more about the action at the expense of the extra "glitter" that distracted you from Diablo 2's flaws. Fluff and glitter does not make a game good. Stop staring at the interface, map, and feature list and actually play Diablo 3 before declaring it a failure. |
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Lobotomist
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Joined: 5/20/07
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5/12/12 11:05:06 AM#15
I agree with OP T2 is amazingly fun. Or lets just say , its at least equal to D3 - but with all customisation deniyed in D3 (like server browser, single player, able to choose difficulty...etc) + 20$ only BUT D3 is huge game, everyone and its dog will be playing it. This means huge community vs small
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5/12/12 12:32:50 PM#16
Originally posted by DAS1337 Eveyrthing i've read on d3 has turned me off. The great hing about the real diablo was it was pick up and play. Pick it up, make a character jump into a dungeon. It's where it survives. Torchlight does that, does it great. I can't see a hybrid between diablo and an mmo satisfying the quick adventure feel. |
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5/12/12 12:35:54 PM#17
Torchlight 2 looks like garbage. Can't get into a hack and slash game with those kinds of cutesy graphics. I'll be sticking with the superior D3. |
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5/12/12 12:37:17 PM#18
Originally posted by dontadow *shakes head* - everything you just said....D3 does, please for the love of god will people actualy have just a little bit of knoweldge over a subject they comment on. |
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5/12/12 12:40:42 PM#19
Originally posted by RebelScum99 This^ Totally agree, there is no D2 awesome in Torchllight 2 just WoW'ish neon cartoon graphics that are just alittle to bright, and happy. just because WoW has 10 million players doesn't mean Torchlight should copy thier graphics style. |
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coretex666
Advanced Member
Joined: 1/03/12
"I shall take your position into consideration" |
5/12/12 12:48:31 PM#20
Why do you post how excited you are about Torchlight 2 into Diablo III forum? Maybe you would like to leave this forum to posts that actually include some information about Diablo III? It is like if someone made a post into GW 2 forum about how Tera is great...or the other way around, it does not matter Playing: Nothing atm My game concept thread: http://www.mmorpg.com/discussion2.cfm/thread/369707 (any feedback appreciated) |