cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/22140088

PS. Play Grim Dawn! Amazing ARPG with really good classes and customisations.

If you’d prefer something older and simpler, the same devs made Titan Quest.

  • @[email protected]
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    719 days ago

    My last run I did with a shaman and put everything I could into lightning damage. It needed a 2 handed weapon so I basically just wandered up to bosses and thumped on them until they died in showers of sparks, while the AoE from the lightning arcs killed everything else around me. Plus I had a summon or two to redirect some enemy attention.

    • @edgemaster72
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      219 days ago

      Same except a lot of it works with guns. Boomstick go boom!

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      419 days ago

      Action Role-Playing Game

      Basically a game focusing on levelling up your character to become your preferred version of killing machine, as opposed to maybe more of a diplomat or a rogue in what you would find in a typical Role-Playing Game (RPG)

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    219 days ago

    Yes, Grim Dawn is fantastic, especially if you enjoyed Titan Quest and want more. HOWEVER I don’t believe that it’s from the same devs. Where did you hear this?

    I can see that Crate Entertainment licensed the engine from the original Titan Quest team/publishers, but I see no evidence that this was developed by the same people as Titan Quest.

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      19 days ago

      Following Iron Lore Entertainment’s failure to secure funding for its next project, former members of Iron Lore announced they had created a new company on February 18, 2008.

      The first paragraph of their wiki page.

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        519 days ago

        Thanks for pointing that out! I was looking for an original source, but the articles Wikipedia uses as sources are from a defunct journaling site. However, you can see at least one of the original articles through the wayback machine.