Titan Quest or Pillars?

I don't know but remember to ask others what you eat for breakfast tomorrow as well.

There's also a small little quasi-indie game called "Wolcen" (wolcengame dot com) that is very much like all of the others. Currently in closed beta, but from what little I read it's going open beta at the end of Sept. At least, the next major patch is aimed at that time.

It's got a LOT of growing to do, but it's not bad for what it is now.

TQ has had a make over and new expansion.Throwing weapons have been added,you can speed the game up,zoom out more.

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BearCares wrote:

3. Metal Gear Solid: Phantom Pain

go forth

Only if you want an unfinished story and you play as a character that says exactly 5 lines the entire game with a 45 hour cutscene at the start

If you look past all that MGS5 is pretty good

Well, seems like you are well into Path of Exile, so I would say GO! for the classic Titan Quest.

Been thinking of taking out that good old Titan Quest - Immortal Throne and give it a great go once again. Been a while since I played it now.
Or should I go for buying the Steam Edition? Is that better? Even comes with NEW! Expansion Ragnarok. Have read that there been SOME complications with it. So haven´t decided if or not to buy Steam Version.

Anyways... Pillars. I assuming you mean Pillars of Eternity. What else is there to say then: If you do like your Character making and go on a long journey and enjoy a great adventure, then go for that too. It is huge though, just so you know. And I think Pillars of Eternity 2 is even bigger, then the first one.

Anyways, good luck.

go for grim dawn instead of tq
pillars is good if you like ice wind, baldur gates, etc.

if pillars is an option play Divinity: Original Sin 2 instead :)

Titans quest and grim dawn offer a lot more build diversity than diablo does. Dont know about Pillar.

Personally i would play grim dawn and TQ

Pillars of Eternity is an excellent game, if a very different one than Path of Exile here or other ARPGs. The original can get a little up its own butt at times, I liked it but it never quite clicked with me. Mostly because it's the sort of game I prefer to play in ten-hour chunks of unbroken playtime I very rarely get these days.

The new one though? Pillars: Deadfire? Absolutely amazing game. Fixes so many of the problems with the original Pillars, and the free-roaming Piratical Adventurer aspect of the game is exactly what the formula needed. Absolutely hooked on Deadfire, to the point where I'm not entirely sure how much Delve I'm going to be running. It better do a shitload better job than Incursion did of grabbing me if Grinding Gear wants to compete with Keiko the Pelf Mindstalker's quest to get her muhfuggin' soul back, that's for damn certain.