torchlight 2

[quote=Canoas]@Searz And you're in fanboy mode.[/quote]

[quote=Searz]Nope. I haven't played the game and I'm not super hyped about it. (hence why I'm not buying it yet, but waiting for a sale) I just really enjoyed that trailer.[/quote]

[quote=Canoas]yet you still gave no reason for it to be any good besides the music. At most it could be considered a good GMV, not a good trailer.[/quote]

[quote=Searz]I disagree. I think it's good. Let's just accept the fact that we don't agree and move on.[/quote]

[quote=Canoas]I still think you don't know the difference between a trailer and GMV but ok. @Caucheka Most people who are interested in hack and slash games already bought D3. I don't think you'll find many people playing torchlight[/quote]

[quote=caucheka]but diablo 3 sucked ass. torchlight 2 is quadruple the game d3 is at a third of the cost.[/quote]

[quote=MrCuddowls]Ya Diablo 3 is not a good game at all Its basically a Economy simulator and not a very good one at that The only thing im waiting for is the pvp if the pvp is good then maybe other wise ya torchlight is better[/quote]

[quote=Acid Reigns]Meh, hack and slash games are pretty boring in general... In almost every situation, if you properly build your character, you can just spam shit, and win. It's the most repetitive genre ever, and it isn't just individual games that are repetitive, the games are also repetitive of each other. :/[/quote]

[quote=Searz]^I dunno. I had fun on hard with my Mage in Torchlight 1. It's a little repetitive, but with the right amount of challenge, interesting skills and weapons it's still fun.[/quote]

[quote=Inferiae]Normal modes are usually pretty spammy as potions outheal pretty much anything thrown at you, boost up the challenge a bit and you start to see the beauty behind games like T2 and D3, previously overlooked spells suddenly become more compelling and in general the games depth should start to shine through :)[/quote]