r/TitanQuest2

If yes, what are the options?
I hear mostly negative opinions about the playstyle and I wondered why.

Hi all, I'm torn between Rogue and Storm. Rogue is the only mastery I haven't tried. I have a level 40 Spirit toon. I'm 70 years old so looking for something not too complicated. I also have 3 other alts. An Elemental, Battlemage and a Bastion.

Last night I completed Pan's labyrinth with the Golden Goat story in Heart of the Forest, came out the other side, and Pan opened the way to an area with Titan Ichor. I died fighting the guardians there but when I ressed and returned, I was bugged -- no longer able to summon any minions (playing a Spirit summoner). So I quit and logged back in, but I can't figure out how to get back to that spot. Not even sure where it was located on the world map, since I hadn't looked at it, and the Labyrinth area seems to be locked to me now (the gates aren't opening). Quit for the night after that :p

Does anybody know if there's a way to get back to that area where the ichor is? I don't want to miss the sweet sweet ichor! Pan promised it to me as a reward for completing the goat sequence :p

Title. Bought the game during the sale and while I think it has potential, I find the glaring lack of synergy pretty boring. It’s hard to “build around” a skill or a set of skills. There aren’t any items that kinda tie things together. This game would immensely benefit from more items along the lines of “casting one skill invokes another” or “doing x action reduces cooldown/restores mana” or just flat out transformative stuff like allowing a skill to access the second mastery somehow.

As it sits now it’s just press buttons, thing happens, move on. Even the auras feel pretty boring. For all the complaints they get, I feel like Diablo 4 and LE do a great job of letting you go deep into a couple of skills and pretty much create a build identity through that. This game has a lot of potential for that with dual masteries, but as it is now it’s just way too elementary.

Hi, I just played a few hours, and I am quite happy with the game (except for a minor bug). So, I'd like to know, is it just that some masteries and late game content are missing, or are there any major disadvantages I should be aware of when playing early access? (since I wanna convince some friends to already buy the game)

I am a very casual player building it blindly, just getting all the summon skills. Anyone got a guide or something?

I played a little bit when it first came out, but this is my first real crack at it. Playing a Devastator, though I wish I had gone Elementalist. Flame Volley and Rolling magma with overwhelm and a Core Keeper tank is how I've been playing. Getting bonuses from Forge's elemental infusion and Ring of Flame, but at a point now where I feel like I have all the major upgrades that contribute toward my build. I still have some incremental damage from incoming active and passive skill points and gear upgrades, but most of it is just small damage upgrades.

I haven't tried the Overload mechanic yet, maybe that's a route, and im saving all my charms/relics for later. Also crit seems really hard to come by? I have almost no added crit%. It just feels like with 20+ levels to go there should be some other breakthrough point soon and I'm not seeing it. My damage and survivability are fairly good, but not great.. I just see myself getting outscaled by enemies at this point unless I find a new way to add significant damage.

Any advice on adding damage as I progress?

I find out only today that Titan Quest 2 is (partially?)-open world and I'd like to understand this better.

For references:

1. I love Sacred 1 and Divine Divinity game worlds.

2. I like Grim Dawn maps with their secrets, but the world ( interconnection between areas ) just feels like two very long corridors: one on the left side of the world and the other one on the right side, meeting at the beginning of the game. This break the feeling of moving around in a world of fantasy for me.

3. I don't like very much Diablo 4 open world because it looks like a Ubisoft world.

Where would you put Titan Quest 2? First, second, third group? Or something different?

Thank you for your help.

Bonus question: is really that heavy the game? Steam recommends a 12 GB VRAM, Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 Ti / Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 / AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT

Hi, I just freshly started playing TQII and chose Forge + Earth. But I prefer a non-melee playstyle. Is there even a build for that with my mastery combination? Or is it made for melee?

(I am not looking for the top tier classes or builds, I just wanna know if my class is decently playable that way)

Bought the game on sale, and I’m having a blast. Don’t let the reviews sway you too much—the game feels worth the current price to me.

I played through Act 2 on my first character while trying out the Spirit mastery, and I’ve now started another character to experiment with different classes. 20 Hours in already and can't stop playing!!

Thank you!

I really wish homing in storm tree skill worked with Chthonic Pulse. I want to extend the range and add returning then set it up to auto-trigger and it auto-reach and return but it doesn't seem to home at all even though it is listed as a projectile. This makes me sad.