Knowing the campaign is not finished, how is the actual ending?

[Roch Silverfang]

I'm the kind of player who is only interested by the story, the gameplay, and unlocking the skills of my character to make it stronger, faster, better.

I don't really care about legendary loot and things like that. I like when the game has an ending, so I can uninstall it and play another one.

So, what is a hack'n'slash ending for me? Basically, playing the campaign with all classes, typical DIablo 2 - Titan Quest - Grim Dawn player. In all difficulties if possible.

So apparently, Last Epoch campaign is not finished, 9 chapter on 13. So, how is the actual ending, without spoiling? satisfying, the feeling of having accomplished something, or it end in the middle of a plot twist?

Thank you!

[Mikoto]

How would anyone know when the game comes out tomorrow?

[Steel]

Originally posted by Mikoto:

How would anyone know when the game comes out tomorrow?

It's been in EA for years.
The answer is that there is no ending. You kill the chapter 9 boss, finish the quest, talk to an NPC and that's it, the story stops. It'll be finished in the next 3 Chapters released in the future.

[Ostrava of Boletaria]

I remember campaign ending at a pretty suspensful point. Towards the end of the current campaign (and realistically throughout a lot of it) there's a heavy "oh ♥♥♥♥ that's pretty bad" vibe. I enjoy it as a theming device/mood setter but it probably isn't going to be suuuper engaging story-wise.

Regarding TQ.GD those are more campaign-focused aRPG's and most of what's available doesn't have that kind of structure. More often than not the story/lore is window dressing and the meat of the game is focused more heavily towards endgame/build theorycrafting/navigating complex mechanics.