batbeg said:Wow, this looks fantastic. Am I correct in hearing there's going to be a demo for this? I'd like to test this theory of it running on my netbook; I sincerely doubt it will, but if it were, I'd be happy as a clam.
theMrCravens said:I wonder if I can start in Hardcore mode without finishing the game first.
I might go VeryHard/Hardcore and run it with a Vanquisher.
bdouble said:So now to get Steam on my MBP. Hmm so do I get XP 64 or Windows 7. :/
If he intends to upgrade his PC in the near future, makes more sense to get the 64 version.Zaraki_Kenpachi said:Why the hell would you ever buy XP 64? Are you serious?
theMrCravens said:If he intends to upgrade his PC in the near future, makes more sense to get the 64 version.
I wouldn't recommend it for a current PC or old.
Yeah this.Zaraki_Kenpachi said:Not for XP. There's no reason to get xp at all let alone 64.
Eating and working takes to much time and sleeping!? Come on its 2009 and we haven´t solved the sleeping thing yet!!!tomedo said:Pre-ordered from Steam yesterday. This and Demon's Souls means not much time for other games this year. My daily playtime is quite limited... =(
Thanks for the link there, because I haven't considered playing Alchemist. But the Battle tree looks frikin bad ass.Defcon said:You can view all the skill trees for each class at http://forums.runicgames.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1059.
I think my first play through is going to be a Vanquisher/Rogue.
Yeah propably gonna go with Alchemist.Lostconfused said:Thanks for the link there, because I haven't considered playing Alchemist. But the Battle tree looks frikin bad ass.
lawblob said:When does this actually become available to play? Midnight tonight?
Only Valve games get midnight releases. Maybe a few other games but certainly not a game from such a small developer.lawblob said:When does this actually become available to play? Midnight tonight?
Chris Remo said:Don't forget that the score is composed by Matt Uelman, the excellent fellow responsible for the music in Diablo and Diablo II. He has indicated this to be his most guitar-driven work since the original Diablo. I'm pretty goddamn excited.
Goosebumps.Zeliard said:
Doytch said:Remo put up an interview with project director Travis Baldree and CEO Max Schaefer on Gamasutra.
No incendiary quotes that I'll pull, but good nonetheless and I swear it's the first I heard about an actual free "MMO upgrade" when you buy Torchlight. I knew they were financing the MMO development with proceeds from this, but this sounds like it's gonna act as the base game for it, also? Would have liked more talk about the middle-ground PC landscape, though.
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Zeliard said:Wow, the pet dog is fantastic.
He summons skeletons and can go back to town to sell your loot. :lol