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- by "complex", do you then actually mean "unplayable for many weeks"..
There is a big difference between making a game meant for Mobile-phones and porting it to PC - and then doing it the other way around.. This game was clearly build from scratch to mobile and console players. It's bland, water'ed down, simplistic. Few huge UI buttons... As far as i can read on their forums, this is on purpose so that console players can keep up with the game...
- this is not Torchlight 3 ... It's Torchlight the mobile-game.
So heads up; yes its for children that cant comprehend too many skill-trees and custumization-options. - and it needs huge simple buttons to be able to play it on a mobile phone.
The best part is all the tap and hold BS on the UI interaction.
Just imagine how easy it is to not download it from the app store.
The mobile Torchlight is a different game. Not this one. This one was Frontiers.
https://youtu.be/IrC6bmiF1qA
POE didn't dumb down their PC version because they later launched on consoles.
Your strawman game is strong