Yes and I like both games and will keep playing Diablo 3 just like I will play Torchlight 2 but both have there plus and minuses.Did you play TII Beta? No need to pretend.
Great Kotaku Troll Article though.
Yes and I like both games and will keep playing Diablo 3 just like I will play Torchlight 2 but both have there plus and minuses.Did you play TII Beta? No need to pretend.
This is the part where people pretend TL2 is better than D3 and ignore problems it has because it's from the smaller dev and people want to put it to the man, right?
Just like GW2 and WoW.
We'll see what games still being played 3 years from now.
Yes and I like both games and will keep playing Diablo 3 just like I will play Torchlight 2.
Did you play TII Beta? No need to pretend.
No. I didn't.
I'll play it in a couple of days and come on here and laugh at the people desperately claiming that this is superior because they hate Blizzard.
I have played them both and it's not, So what makes you more qualified than anyone else?But I've played both, and Torchlight 2 IS superior to Diablo 3.
Wouldn't you think that I am more qualified to say this than you?
I have played them both and it's not, So what makes you more qualified than anyone else?
lol I should just take your posts from the source, it explains everything.Because factually, Torchlight 2 is a better game. This is written in stone.
Eh... my wife subscribes to Entertainment Weekly. It's about like that.This is the dumbest comparison list I've ever read.
but they aren't both out... if they were I would be playing TL2 not reading about D3 vs TL2lol I should just take your posts from the source, it explains everything.
Either way It's great to have both games out.
No. A lot of people just hate D3 because it's made by Blizzard.But I've played both, and Torchlight 2 IS superior to Diablo 3.
Wouldn't you think that I am more qualified to say this than you?
Missed the most important comparison of all:
Diablo 3: Persistant, closed online system.
Torchlight 2: Open online system. Lack of legitimate economy.
The loot (or at least loot trading) aspect is a lot less exciting when people can just hack items into their game.
Diablo 2 wouldn't have been half as fun without Battle.net.
Missed the most important comparison of all:
Diablo 3: Persistant, closed online system.
Torchlight 2: Open online system. Lack of legitimate economy.
The loot (or at least loot trading) aspect is a lot less exciting when people can just hack items into their game.
Diablo 2 wouldn't have been half as fun without Battle.net.
Well aren't you just a little goofball.Wait, what? This is actually how it works? Well, I saved 20 bucks.
is it really completely open? like you can bring and use your mods online? you would think there would be a seperate server for mods and stuffs?Missed the most important comparison of all:
Diablo 3: Persistant, closed online system.
Torchlight 2: Open online system. Lack of legitimate economy.
The loot (or at least loot trading) aspect is a lot less exciting when people can just hack items into their game.
Diablo 2 wouldn't have been half as fun without Battle.net.
No. A lot of people just hate D3 because it's made by Blizzard.
is it really completely open? like you can bring and use your mods online? you would think there would be a seperate server for mods and stuffs?
Potion-Fest 2012
Diablo III: Some potions. | Torchlight II: All of the potions.
Well aren't you just a little goofball.
If you don't want modded loot in your Torchlight 2, don't put modded loot in your Torchlight 2. If you're upset by other people having modded loot - please, seek help. You're ill.
This article is total bullshit. It's not a comparison between Diablo III and Torchlight II, it's a laundry list of why everything that Diablo III does is wrong and stupid, and how everything Torchlight II does is genius and perfect.Wait, when was potion spam a positive?
As an aside, I have no idea how I'll find the freetime to play this and Borderlands 2.
is it really completely open? like you can bring and use your mods online? you would think there would be a seperate server for mods and stuffs?
also in regards to op, why is potion spamming a good thing?
It's funny how most of the Blizzard hate apparead after D3...I wonder why.No. A lot of people just hate D3 because it's made by Blizzard.
There are no closed servers. Runic doesn't have the resources for that.
There are no closed servers. Runic doesn't have the resources for that.
Wait, when was potion spam a positive?
As an aside, I have no idea how I'll find the freetime to play this and Borderlands 2.
Might as well play D2 on open battle.net.
That's a design choice that kills trading and any reason for having an economy. Which is a significant portion of a loot game.
Strange that Grinding Gear Games can manage, and they're a small upstart.
I disagree that it's a significant portion of a loot game. I'd say it's a significant portion of an MMO or any game with an auction house.
Really, supporting the locking down of a game so that the shit you pick up in a game has any sort of worth beyond how useful it is to you in combat is so goofy to me. Blizzard locked down their shit in Diablo 3 so they could profit off of trades, not to make the game any better.
Strange that Grinding Gear Games can manage, and they're a small upstart.
Is that some sort of excuse? As a consumer that's not my problem.
I disagree that it's a significant portion of a loot game. I'd say it's a significant portion of an MMO or any game with an auction house.
Really, supporting the locking down of a game so that the shit you pick up in a game has any sort of worth beyond how useful it is to you in combat is so goofy to me. Blizzard locked down their shit in Diablo 3 so they could profit off of trades, not to make the game any better.
Holy fuck, could this "article" fellate Torchlight II anymore?
I enjoyed Diablo III and I'll enjoy Torchlight II on Thursday, but why does the internet narrative always have to be "Diablo III BAD BAD BAD Torchlight II GOOD GOOD GOOD".
I don't buy it. Diablo III might be the most unfairly maligned game in history.
I put 80 hours into Diablo III over the course of 3-4 weeks and then decided I was done with it. I really have no interest to go back, I got a decent gaming experience and I feel satisfied with my $60. In my 26 years of gaming there aren't many games I have put that many hours into. I honestly have no idea what people really expected out of it. I'm excited for Torchlight II because I love the genre, but I doubt I'll put anywhere near that much time into T2.Yeah, what boggles my mind is you have folks that invest hundreds of hours into the game and then decide it's garbage, lol?!? I still fire up diablo every other day and enjoy the hell out of the combat/classes.
Not sure if I will pick up torchlight 2 right at release but may come back to it at some point.
Tons of Blizzard hate started to crop up after StarCraft II (some of which I agree and disagree with), but not anywhere near the scale of post-Diablo III. I think StarCraft II is still considered a "good" to "great" game in the general gaming conscious.It's funny how most of the Blizzard hate apparead after D3...I wonder why.
Seriously though, for me TL2 is going to be easily the superior game even with open online system. D3 just wasn't fun at all for me and RMAH pretty much ruined what could've been done to at least make the game better.
This article is total bullshit. It's not a comparison between Diablo III and Torchlight II, it's a laundry list of why everything that Diablo III does is wrong and stupid, and how everything Torchlight II does is genius and perfect.
That comparative list is as intellectually honest and fair as that new Samsung SIII ad.
For one thing it pits a released product against an unreleased one, though funnily enough the roles are reversed this time.
The only thing that intrigues me from the article is the difficulty discussion. Comparing Torchlight Normal to Diablo III Normal feels a bit like missing the point but I'm curious if there's some real difficulty in the game.
Actually, curious on the availability of respecs. Complain about the Diablo 3 system but, really, it's nice to have the flexibility of trying everything available to you without needing a new character. Just wish that more abilities were truly viable, though I imagine Torchlight 2 will be the same (because it's always the same, there's always optimal).
Some expect the game to get better at later levels and with nightmare which requires a lot of time get to and then you realize it's not really any better and the itemisation still sucks ass and you either use a lot of time or RMAH.Yeah, what boggles my mind is you have folks that invest hundreds of hours into the game and then decide it's garbage, lol?!? I still fire up diablo every other day and enjoy the hell out of the combat/classes.
Yeah, what boggles my mind is you have folks that invest hundreds of hours into the game and then decide it's garbage, lol?!? I still fire up diablo every other day and enjoy the hell out of the combat/classes.
Not sure if I will pick up torchlight 2 right at release but may come back to it at some point.
Can I work at kotaku now?Art
Diablo III: pixar | Torchlight II: saturday morning cartoon
Some expect the game to get better at later levels and with nightmare which requires a lot of time get to and then you realize it's not really any better and the itemisation still sucks ass and you either use a lot of time or RMAH.
Can I work at kotaku now?
The fact that the T2 beta worked means that it's off to a better start than D3. No error 37.