Titan Quest Playstation Community

[tanderson2537]

Is there a community for TQ players on Playstation?
Looking for someone to do some trading.

[nullable]

That might be a question for some kinda Playstation forum. Or the Titan Quest forums...

[Thermal Lance]

This is exactly why I never bother with these types of games on console. Too much of a pain to trade anything and most of the endgame fun IS linked to trading in one way or another.

[IFIYGD]

Try on the Titan Quest Discord, if you use Discord.

[davidb11]

I didn't know Titan Quest was on the Playstation.
That's really interesting.

[nullable]

Messaggio originale di davidb11:

I didn't know Titan Quest was on the Playstation.
That's really interesting.

It's on the Nintendo Switch too.

[Thermal Lance]

Messaggio originale di davidb11:

I didn't know Titan Quest was on the Playstation.
That's really interesting.

Yeah, TQ had quite a second wind in recent years and it sparked a lot of things including new expansions and ports.

Which I think it’s cool. TQ was really a labor of love imo and deserves more spotlight than what it had at the time.

[tanderson2537]

Thanks for the great comments! I looked on the Playstation network and could not find anything. I switched to console games 'cause I stink at playing them on the PC!

[crunchyfrog]

Yup you're better off either going on the Official PS forums and asking around there, or trying something like Reddit to see if there's anyone either on a Titan Quest thread or on the PS4 thread that can accommodate you.

The Reddit threads for the Sony consoles tend to be very well run and mature, so don't be afraid to go there.

I would offer to trade myself but I'm nowhere near the end of the game on PS4.

[tanderson2537]

Awesome tips and thanks!

[FOXDUDE69]

Messaggio originale di Snakub Plissken:

Messaggio originale di davidb11:

I didn't know Titan Quest was on the Playstation.
That's really interesting.

It's on the Nintendo Switch too.

ARPGs translate really well into a gamepad.

[crunchyfrog]

Messaggio originale di THE FOXDOOD:

Messaggio originale di Snakub Plissken:

It's on the Nintendo Switch too.

ARPGs translate really well into a gamepad.

They do indeed, especially this game.

I've always loved Titan Quest, but of all the ARPGs I've found the controls a bit weird. Because it's a bit finnicky in ot's hitboxes whenever you try to clikc on your character you can often find you move them to a position instead. Rendering a lot of the time instead of attacking, you're waggling back and forth in a small area.

On a gamepad this disappears.

[ReBoot]

Messaggio originale di THE FOXDOOD:

Messaggio originale di Snakub Plissken:

It's on the Nintendo Switch too.

ARPGs translate really well into a gamepad.

Oh yes they do! I came to prefer gamepads over KBM in such games.

[crunchyfrog]

Messaggio originale di ReBoot:

Messaggio originale di THE FOXDOOD:

ARPGs translate really well into a gamepad.

Oh yes they do! I came to prefer gamepads over KBM in such games.

For me I think Diablo III really turned the corner as they showed you can actually map a load of spells to a controller while having decent control too.

ONce they showed the way I never looked back.

[ReBoot]

Messaggio originale di crunchyfrog:

Messaggio originale di ReBoot:

Oh yes they do! I came to prefer gamepads over KBM in such games.

For me I think Diablo III really turned the corner as they showed you can actually map a load of spells to a controller while having decent control too.

ONce they showed the way I never looked back.

I came to love that control scheme with The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing.
I think it's a better example than D3 due to the latter's insistence eof giving you EXACTLY 6 skills. Just like a ton of games insist on giving you exactly 4 skills, no matter how pointless.

VH does that ARPG-gamepad thing in a way more organic manner. Speaking of "organic", I should get TQ on my Switch someday.

[crunchyfrog]

Messaggio originale di ReBoot:

Messaggio originale di crunchyfrog:

For me I think Diablo III really turned the corner as they showed you can actually map a load of spells to a controller while having decent control too.

ONce they showed the way I never looked back.

I came to love that control sceke with The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing.
I think it's a better example than D3 due to the latter's insistence eof giving you EXACTLY 6 skills. Just like a ton of games insist on giving you exactly 4 skills, no matter how pointless.

VH does that ARPG-gamepad thing in a way more organic manner. Speaking of "organic", I should get TQ on my Switch someday.

Defo agree there.

Yeah it can be limiting, but I think what Diablo showed me was that for the most part, having any other than 6 skills really doesn't matter because you really don't use them all at the same time very often.
But Van Helsing, while being a bit clunky, does work extremely well with joypad.