Has a 50% chance of placing a 25% debuff for 2 turns. Has a 30% chance of placing a 5% debuff for 2 turns.Ĭorroding Catalyst (Cooldown: 4 turns)Īttacks all enemies.
This is probably an area where you need to be proactive, but as you don't need large numbers of people to play with, this is probably do-able.Attacks 1 enemy. You can configure the level range and such, and also enforce auto-partying, in the hosting options for a game. I think if I wanted to play with random people, I'd just "lead by example" and host public games. Posting here is also a good idea, which you already did.
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There definitely are builds that are better (or rather: easier to get going, easier to play) than others (that require more farming, more "skill"/strategy), but it doesn't have any completely unplayable, hopeless builds.Īs for MP, I only play with my partner, but in the European evenings I often see a couple hundred games in the lobby (many password protected, though), so there are definitely people who do play online. None of that "nerfing into the ground" or "buffing through the roof" erratic stuff that you see in some other games where nerfing and buffing takes the place of "content". The AE toned that down (caps down from 100% to 80%), nerfed a few things, buffed a few things, but all rather sensibly and reasonably, I feel. Previous to the Anniversary Edition, there were some clearly overpowered builds that allowed for near immunity. TQ is, I feel, a better, friendlier game where you feel in control of your plans.īuild balance is in a good place. PoE, in comparison, quickly becomes a secondary job with various activities that are quasi-required, whether or not you actually want to do them. ADCs start the game very weak but scale high when they acquire their core items. You can play it as hardcore or as casually as you want, and it'll deliver fun. The AD Carry is ranged physical damage dealing champion. In TQ, you can really play and plan for the long run. I liked that about PoE for a while, as it felt fresh, but unlike I played it for 20+ hours a week, and often much more than that, I felt I never could finish a build (or find gear for it without trading, which was a complete impossibility) before the meta game changed again. It's hard (certainly legendary difficulty in TQ is substantially harder than merciless difficulty in PoE), but unlike in PoE you don't feel like the designers tried to shoehorn you into specific playstyles, with the balance being completely changed every three months, voiding all your effort and time you invested in a character or a build. It shares some designs with Path of Exile (which I played 1800 or so hours until the labyrinth was introduced, which really killed the game for me), but is less. In many ways, Titan Quest's fundamental game design is like Diablo 2. In the pre-AE version, I'd do Iron Man characters that just "live off the land" or that only used green items, etc.
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There are the achievements that do, and the game displays the number of deaths, but you are free to play by your own rules. I haven't played Grim Dawn yet (avoiding Early Access games), so I can't compare, but Titan Quest doesn't enforce any specific mode.
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