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Both are similar, one has the korean shop, the other the chinese shop.
For me, T:I had the better action-apg gameflow, so i stick for tomorrow to it.
The first 40-60 hours are simply mind out, and melting through enemies with a big build diversity.
TL:I is fast paced and just an overall fun game. Now, the big question is, which one will last? The gameplay loop for TL:I isn't that large and I only got to level 40 on Undecember before I stopped, so I can't say much about that.
You are the first person I've seen that has 400+ hours on Babylon's Fall. I'm just that impressed. Even when looking at the rare positive steam reviews of the game, they usually only have 50~60 hours played. Even Bepple only has 172 hours.
If that's the case then I won't be playing it long.