Tit an Quest 2 has all i want and need

Well that is probably in no small part due to the fact the devs respond on reddit rather than here. Which pushes LE discourse there rather than here.

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It’s good, like… really good. I’m @ 31 hours and while I have all 6 current unique mastery combinations at the first major town, only one of the 6 has progressed past that point. It took me ~20h according to Steam to get all 6 to Pyrgos, and now I’m at ~31, so if we shave off ~3h due to AFK and the roughly 2 hours I spent figuring out how damage is calculated, I’m at ~12h on one character that’s fully explored the Flooded Farmland area and it’s nearly done with what’s available story wise, so by my estimates I’ll get ~72±2 hours of playtime before taking into account that there’s also the 4 pure classes and the ā€œUnblessedā€ challenge to get me ~60 more hours lol.

If you only want to play one character people are reporting around 6-12 hours depending on build, how much they explored/did side quests, and if they actually read the dialogue. So ymmv.

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Herme’s Shrine and the Two Spirits were such great little side puzzles. You could easily miss both of them, one person on the Steam Forums even mentioned having one of the unique items for the puzzle in their inventory but didn’t know what to do with it.

It’s not ā€œA real world civilization in a fantasy settingā€ it’s ā€œa fantasy world from stories that have been told for centuriesā€. Ancient Greece didn’t have Satyrs, Icthians, giant crabs shooting high-pressure beams of water, or literal Gods and Goddesses, but it did have stories and legends about those things. It’s within those stories that the Titan Quest games take place. It’s like saying you don’t want to explore Hogwarts because London exists in that universe

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Graphics and music are nice. So far with whats in the 0.1 version I am not enjoying almost anything out of it to the point Id care. Im sure it will get a lot better with updates obviously but I am skipping the game for the moment

No, it’s not based on ancient stories. It’s well-known 3rd century BC Greece mixed with fantasy creatures. Ancient Greece is so heavily represented in modern culture that it doesn’t feel interesting anymore. I like magic, fantasy creatures, and gods - but why Greece? What’s so special about Greece? Why not Italy or Afghanistan? It’s like walking into a high-end restaurant expecting something exotic, only to find they’re serving expensive Japanese Kobe beef on a $2 grocery store bun you eat every day.