how we can get set ıtems ?

[s1eg0]

Hİ.

guys ı just seen it in multiplayer lobi's everyone has good set ( every part of it ) ın my game ı have good drop but ı never get any set ıtems ıf it is drop it is just one part of it only one others never drop .. so how you can get thoso set's every 5 parts of it ? ım 49 lvl ı play it epic right now ım almost legarandy. thx

[Magco]

You have to do a lot of farming to complete a set unless you get real lucky. Some people trade set pieces in co-op which is much faster than farming. Another thing is that the people you see with full sets may have several high level characters and accumulated set items over time and then swapped them between characters. Btw sometimes it's better to mix set pieces so you can get multiple set bonuses.

[s1eg0]

Originally posted by Magco:

You have to do a lot of farming to complete a set unless you get real lucky. Some people trade set pieces in co-op which is much faster than farming. Another thing is that the people you see with full sets may have several high level characters and accumulated set items over time and then swapped them between characters. Btw sometimes it's better to mix set pieces so you can get multiple set bonuses.

thx for information ı just keep playıng ı hope when ı finish legandary ı get same cool one :)

[DedZedNub]

IMHO, I am tempted to rant, but I don't really like the way Set Items are implemented in any of these action RPGs. At least you can have a relatively large inventory storage, using Caravans, in both Titans Quest and Grim Dawn, which is a major positive. But Set Items depend on luck, and the more pieces you need, then remember that the percentage chances multiply, which means they go down since they are all less than 100 % (= 1). So it takes farming.

In the past, in the older versions, you usually would find a couple pieces of an early level set but it might be spread out over more than one character. This means that having more than one character to farm, might be useful. The good news is that again, both TQ and GD allow for a special inventory for transferring to other characters, and so there is a lot of storage (which can be expanded to some degree as you go by using gold). So that's better than many games of this kind.

The problem to me with Armor Sets is that you have to hold on to them for a long time in these inventories until you find another. Originally, in Diablo 2 and the like, the idea was that multiplayer players traded these, clearly magnifying the chance to find somebody who had farmed one piece while you might have another they cared about, more people means more completed sets.

The other huge problem with Sets, is that they really don't seem that good. Now, one issue with that is that my analysis may not have considered two possibilities. The first, that the Set armor may improve with level, is I think unlikely. But if it has % values for stats, it is true that as you level, the greater the base value that the % acts upon, meaning that the stats that are a % of another stat will go up as you increase level. Many are instead static, like a fixed value. If sets tend to use % values, then they may be well worth keeping, but not see their true value until much later on at higher levels.

I just found that at least at early levels below 20, the Sets were mostly a waste of time. Granted, this could improve with a completed set, since then additional features were added in. I believe that TQ would highlight those even in the initial piece, so you knew that the additional bonuses would be. Nonetheless, my memory is that the early Set Pieces did not have % values so that they were often outperformed by other magic or rare pieces in the pre-Anniversary Edition versions. Granted I did not tend to play beyond Normal.

So, yes, Sets are basically an annoyance. Old guides tended to suggest getting some levels in the trading skill, so that you could find better stuff at the traders and so get more sets and other better gear. I'm not sure that is a great idea, even if it works, as to me a soldier fights to get new gear, not to waste time trading. I also did not tend to have that much gold, even though I even sold grey stuff. Of course, that is seen as a waste also, it is best after the first 5 levels or so, to usually ignore the grey stuff and just mow down more enemies to generate more loot to look over, since you also get more experience in the process. Better to take on respawns than grab and sell grey broken or normal loot.

Probably yap you already know, but mention it both as help and as an annoyance in this type of game. TQ is better than most for this because of the huge inventory, comparatively speaking. But the amount of loot is also a pain to sift through, and you may have several single or double pieces of more than one set, and soon it takes up enough inventory where you may just decide to move on or have a mule character. That to me suggests that the game becomes artificial, when you have to use one character mostly for storage of sets to have a chance to keep one for another character.

Shrug. Good luck.

[s1eg0]

ı really really thank you for all of this you just give a lot ı dont now what to say ..

[TheOne320]

I found this really cool software for all your loot-finding needs. It tracks what items you have and tells you where to find specific items.
https://www.kirmiziperfect.com/titan-quest-anniversary-edition-tq-collector-tool/#download_grim_dawn_lost_treasures

[ShaggyMoose]

I have 9 mule characters and the only thing I keep without purpose is unique items... So yes, the whole twink side of the game is broken/artificial.

[Gummiel]

Also keep in mind many of those ppl you see online with full sets could ahve been palyers that been palying since release of the original pre-aniiversery edition, as the 2 versions use the same savefiles and thus are 100% compatiple, so they might be well have colleted those over 10 years or so

[CcR]

Also I don't know if you're aware of this, but quest enemies (the shiny ones with a purple tag ) have a bigger rate of dropping epic and legendary items