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or you mean titanquest and grimdawn? depend son the setting you like then.
My friend recommended me to try "Titan Quest" but did not specify.
So I should buy "Titan Quest Anniversary Edition" if I wanna play the game and then buy "Titan Quest: Ragnarök" if I enjoy the game?
"This content requires the base game Titan Quest Anniversary Edition on Steam in order to play."
on the "Titan Quest: Ragnarök" page.
Sorry for the inconvenience friend :)
The difference is Diablo 2 is 2.5D and has random maps, TQ is 3D and has no random maps, the maps are always the same but the game play is the same with some differences.
First get TQ AE and finish it a few time and if you like it get the DLC.
TQ you have 10 classes and at lvl 8 you can combine 2 of these classe so you have alot of char development and a lot of different play styles.
where do you see a rpg named Dreadmire?
have you a link?
rabco: Thank you man :D I will tell that to my friends.
Ohh Sorry Alone ... I did not know that there was several things called "Dreadmire" but I guess it makes sense since the name comes from an area in Dungeons and Dragons.
Alone - You can check this page out if you wanna know more about the "low key" game Dreadmire. :-) glad to help.
http://www.playdreadmire.com/
I just recently played Diablo 2 again (after I was kinda fed up with TQ since I played it for almost 3 months non stop every day when the expansion came out), if I had to compare both games I would probably say that Titan Quest is the "better" one from a technical point.
- Shortcut hotbar. Omg, how I missed that in Diablo 2, in D2 it can be extremely annoying to constantly switch between the skills with your F-keys while potions are on 1, 2, 3 and 4
- FPS. Since Diablo is very old it only runs on "low" FPS (30 I guess?), Titan Quest is locked at 60FPS so the game runs and looks a lot "smoother"
- Skill resetting. In Diablo 2 you clikc on your feat and that point is gone, you can respec once every difficulty but until "Hell" (Legendary here in Titan Quest) where you can "farm" respecs you can't really respec or try out new things. In TQ you can reset skill points for gold (increases the more you reset) at an NPC in the cities.
- Inventory space. Yeah... people here complain about having so little storage space, if they would start playing D2 they would go insane. Inventory space there is so limited and there is no "external" programm like TQVault where you basically have unlimited storage space
- "Saving" a lot more convinient. Fountains of Rebirth save a lot of "trash mob" killing and running around, in D2 you don't have them, you always spawn in the city, here in TQ you can fight until you reach a Fountain which is basically a checkpoint, additionally to this there are the teleporters which mostly are in major cities or important areas
You should definately buy Titan Quest and it's expansion, boths are really great, the expansion is in my eyes a real masterpiece compared to most expansions nowdays, like it's not just a new weapon, one new map and a Quest. In Ragnarök you get a new mastery, a complete new Act (with a lot of quests, I think there are more than on the old expansion Immortal Throne that is included in TQ:AE), hundrets of new items, a long new story line and a really beautifully crafted new world part (ranging from german forest-swamp to icy plains in scandinavia).
Oh yeah and there are still updates coming, the new expansion was a really big surprise, maybe there will be coming more of that in the near future.
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THQ released Titan Quest, later they released a DLC called Titan Quest: Immortal Throne that continued the story. THQ then went out of business.
Nordic (another game company) then bought up rights to Titan Quest, adopted the THQ as part of their name (THQ Nordic), cleaned up, added to and re-released Titan Quest: Anniversary Edition which included all the game play from Titan Quest & Titan Quest: Immortal Throne.
They have now released a new DLC Ragnarok which continues the story line.
Buy Titan Quest: Anniversary Edition, play it and when you're close to finishing buy the DLC Ragnarok. A little truth in advertising, Ragnarok had / has a lot of bug's from the release and Nordic THQ is releasing patches pretty much weekly cleaning it up. Waiting to buy it won't hurt you and will probably give you a smoother game when you do get to it.
Of course all that goes out the window if they have a 75% off sale! LOL!
Grim Dawn is the real gem, though. It is something like the spiritual successor to Titan Quest and an extremely well made game, in a different fantasy setting.
Getting either or both, will leave you highly satisfied. You can multiplayer, too. They are the closest diablo clones to the feeling/gameplay of Diablo. Especially Grim Dawn, became for pi$$ed off old Diablo fans, their *real* Diablo 3.
You don't get that separately, it is contained within anniversary edition... Same fashion it was contained within the old, Titan Quest Gold Edition, before...