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I know the game isn't out (Torchlight 2) but we've seen gameplay of it right?
I'm not sure if there's already another thread about this but I'm curious to what everyone else thinks.
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Personally I would go with Path of Exile over either, feels more dark and gritty - which i personally feel makes the genre, like D1 and D2.
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Path of Exile....meh..
Torchlight 2 is fun though, but couple of the classes need overhauls IMO the Berseker and Outlander just didn't play well for me.
I like Diablo 3 as well, but too many people are purist thus Diablo 3 didn't maintain true to it's roots in their eyes.
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Get D3 when it is the same price as TL2.
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With a 3.8 user score on metacritic http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/diablo-iii I doubt D3 is popular, yet alone fun and amazing.
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Neither. Path of Exile is better than both.
I hope you don't actually trust user scores on Metacritic to be a fair representation of a game's quality. Disgruntled nutjobs are always bombing good games with 0 ratings after having fits of nerdrage over something 95% of players would shrug off.
They had an open beta weekend in May or June, or at least pretty much most who who signed up were invited.
Grim Dawn > POE > TL2.
Diablo 3? Worst ARPG invented. I'd sooner gouge out my own eyes than spend a dime on that game!
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Your first two titles aren't even out yet, and the first one hasn't even gotten it's money to begin work on it yet.
As for TL2, I like it's solo and multiplayer friendliness. I can enjoy an action RPG experience like old-school Diablo and not be hampered down by draconian and money grabbing measures like those implemented by Blizzard. Also, it's mod friendly. More so than even Diablo 2, which did have a slew of mods for it years ago. Not to mention I can play it offline, unlike Diablo 3. I travel on occasion for extensive periods of time, oftenly in places where I'm not going to have that fancy internet connection. Nice to know I can have my ARPG fix on my trusty laptop wherever I go. Unlike Diablo 3.
As for Diablo 3, personally, the Diablo series ended with D2. I'll leave it at that.
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I'd trust Metacritic more than alot of gaming review sites. I'd like to point as evidence PC Gamer labelling Dragon Age 2 as RPG of the Decade and giving it a ridiculously high score, where in truth, the game is a total cheap, quick cashgrab sheister compared to it's predecessor.
At least with Metacritic, you can read and discard trash reviews, and can see for yourself actual posters with valid points for the Pro's and Con's of a game, all on the same site. Not like some other places where you have bought reviews and such.
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Try the free Diablo 3 starter addition. If you like it, then buy it. If not, then go with TL2. You get Torchlight 1 with a pre-purchase of TL2 on Steam.
TL2 - it has LAN support, doesn't require constant online connection (ergo: has singleplayer) and doesn't have an RMAH.
D3 - no LAN support, need to be constantly connected and at some point you HAVE to use the RMAH to advance.
Both have roughly the same number of different classes. Roughly the same world size (only in TL2 the randomization isn't exclusive to dungeons). I don't know about skills, though.
For me, the way TL2 offers more freedom to the player and seems more like its supposed to be a game and not a controlling mechanism to keep people in the money-machine-loop made all the difference.
played TL1 and loved it....didnt have a chance to try TL2 tough but i cant imagine it be THAT much better then the first one, except for the multiplayer added.....the rest looks just like the first one to me (but like i sayd, i didn play it yet).
To me Diablo 3 and TL are even in my books.....just the gfx are different but the rest aint realy that different.
As for skills......PoE baby.....they dont have a skiltree, they have a skill-landscape......in the first lvls it looks realy slugish but after a fiew lvls it realy gets going.....its not perfect but imho its better then D3 and TL1 (didnt play TL2 remember )
Oh and endgame in and economy in PoE is all player driven.....endgame maps will be tradable and there is no money in PoE so no moneysellers. (trading is with resources, so it all depends on what YOU need and not just the "real" money).
Hope to try tL2 soon tough.....the modding guys will make awesome things prolly.