#Titan quest anniversary edition lan mod#

While deep down, you probably don't even like smoking. Most Blizzard, Valve and Bioware games are like teenagers at school you are hanging around with, smoking cigarettes with in order to appear 'hip' and 'down'. Once the Diablo III hype dies down, people will agree with my point of view and rebel against the peer pressure hype. Overall of all four games Torchlight II seems like the obvious choice. The game itself though, very difficult to complain about. Mulitplayer will have obnoxious Blizzard community playing telling you have much it 'sucks' and how 'cool dude' Diablo III is.

#Titan quest anniversary edition lan mod#

Mod support.Multiplayer support this time around. Bonus: Torchlight IIДЄbout 1/4 the price of Diablo III. It will run on a wide range of systems.Good modding support. You are fed gratification at a fairly steady pace visually changing as the game progresses unlike Titan Quest. The pet can also be customized for combat purposes. Inventory management is almost a non issue thanks to a well designed pet system. Superior 'meaty' combat is very satisfying. Much faster paced and smoother than Titan Quest. Lack of support causes issues with newer OS's. Inventory management is sluggish.potions do not stack beyond about half a dozen so allot of the time your inventory will be full of potions. The instant gratification from getting items takes too long and 90% of the time you will lack the skill requirement. You move very slow in larger environments which makes it feel much slower paced than Torchlight. The environments are very open with no loading. Skill wise it is also very varied with many classes. The environment of ancient Greece makes a nice change from Gothic dungeons. Graphically it is very good (better than Diablo III and Torchlight).