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I just saw an article about that. I think I'm going to buy it for my dad. He loves Diablo 2. Might pick up a copy for myself too, the price is right...
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Enjoying this game a lot. I was a huge fan of Diablo and Diablo II and I never get tired of this kind of gameplay. Torchlight is fun and fast but still has a lot of depth if you want to try different character combinations.
Well-worth the $20.
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Definitely looking forward for the multiplayer online game they have in the works.
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I am entirely of two minds about that.
I looked at the Torchlight forums and the intense focus on optimization was a little..... off-putting. I'm enjoying that I can spend my talent points on whatever abilities look the most fun rather than worrying about being competitive with others.
I looked at the Torchlight forums and the intense focus on optimization was a little..... off-putting. I'm enjoying that I can spend my talent points on whatever abilities look the most fun rather than worrying about being competitive with others.
Downloaded it and played it this morning until it crashed to desktop. Really it's just a re-skinned version of Diablo - but that's okay. It looks good, maps are more linear than Diablo's dungeon maps were so they're easier to clear of all contents, tons of 1-item=1-space storage (your own, your pet, your stash and a shared stash for loading up your other characters), pets can run out of the dungeon to sell the loot they're carrying, and cool abilities.
Downside: I did have that crash just when I was getting into it, and it seems more difficult to target opponents than Diablo (or maybe that's just me).
Massive Multiplayer? Well I'll be interested to see what they're trying to do with it but unless they're going to move it to an open world to explore rather than endless dungeon crawls I'm not likely to subscribe.
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