amigastar
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I'll wait for a more advanced state of the game as he points out that content is rather a demo.I watch that dude from time to time, seems like the average cave dwelling ARPG fan.
I'll wait for a more advanced state of the game as he points out that content is rather a demo.I watch that dude from time to time, seems like the average cave dwelling ARPG fan.
Of course 1.0 will cost more than the Early Access version.only played like 10 min before i had to run, but so far really impressed with it. Im a little confused on why its not a full price game? (I know its not done). Is it going to eventually be full price?
Great then glad i got in now!Of course 1.0 will cost more than the Early Access version.
In the worst case you got it for 20% cheaper now than at 1.0. Because EA costs 23,99 Euros and 1.0 will cost 29,99 Euros (if they not raise the price that is)Great then glad i got in now!
Titan Quest II has now stepped onto the mortal plane, available for PC in Early Access. The full 1.0 release is fated to arrive at $49.99 / €49.99. But those who embark early on this quest will pay only $29.99 / €29.99 - and for the first seven days a divine 20% discount will reduce the price even further to $23.99 / €23.99.In the worst case you got it for 20% cheaper now than at 1.0. Because EA costs 23,99 Euros and 1.0 will cost 29,99 Euros (if they not raise the price that is)
Ok, 24 bucks for a game that will cost 50 $ is not bad.Titan Quest II has now stepped onto the mortal plane, available for PC in Early Access. The full 1.0 release is fated to arrive at $49.99 / €49.99. But those who embark early on this quest will pay only $29.99 / €29.99 - and for the first seven days a divine 20% discount will reduce the price even further to $23.99 / €23.99.
Found this on the steam page! I was concerned if it was just gonna be a smaller game at 29, but now for 50 i aint worried
From the Dev's on the Steam forums. Its one of the reasons I'm interested in it.Is this going to be full of shitty transmog microtransaction set pieces? Or can you find cool armor sets in game with out paying extra.
Because it's in early access and supposedly the content only last a few hours currently. Not totally sure on the hour count though.only played like 10 min before i had to run, but so far really impressed with it. Im a little confused on why its not a full price game? (I know its not done). Is it going to eventually be full price?
I dunno what to say to you. First aRPG that I've played (even considering EA) where bow-bearing characters doesn't have any bow-related tree, class or active AoE bow abilities.
Feels like TQ to me but it has been quite some time. Maybe a modern take on TQ but honestly it feels a lot better than D4 and PoE and they're saying all the right things so I'm going to let them cook.Lukewarm on the early access but hopeful. Doesn't feel like Titan Quest.
That being said, as far as city tycoons go, Farthest Frontier is surprisingly fun and competent.It's really too bad Crate Entertainment had to go and make a dumb non-Grim-2 game before getting to Grim Dawn 2 lol
Been meaning to try it to support them but nir my usual cup of tea.That being said, as far as city tycoons go, Farthest Frontier is surprisingly fun and competent.
I thought the combat in the first game was ASS. Is it much improved in this one?