Dudes a shitposter. 4 posts in succession. Every one of them is taking a dump.
Sounds an awful lot like another recent shitposter.
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voicing an opinion in related thread
he’s a shitposter!!!111
Aight. Sorry mate. My bad. Will salivate over Grim Dawn from now on!
Eh… okay?
Question was why are there barely any valuable quests in Grim Dawn, and you just posted wiki?
So acts are vague in fact and there’s no way in what “act” you are rn unless you google it lol.
Another proof of devs being glueless of what they’re doing.
No, I posted the link to the wiki which shows you which quests give rewards. Not as many as TQ has, but there are some.
Or maybe Crate just decided that having specfic areas called Acts wasn’t needed. Bear in mind that the list I posted was how it worked as GD was very bare bones initially and we only had the very first part of the game to play with when it went into early access. It was a fully fledged game like TQ was when it was released, GD spent 2.5 years in early access before it reached that point and the devs were adding content to it all the way through that period.
And you do know that Medierra aka Arthur Bruno, founder of Crate Entertainment, was Lead Game Designer on TQ/IT disc version of the game?
Probably because Crate didn’t like the idea of quests becoming checklist items.
Admittedly they created Devotion shrines, too, which also became a checklist of a sort.
I wish I was glueless smh.
Glueless - probably a reference of the devs propensity of being at a tropical resort, on a raft in a pool drinking their tri-beer!
We should all be so glueless!
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Ya see, the thing is there’s a big difference between “criticism” and being an intentional twat-waffle. Once you cross over into the realm of insults (when none were ever tossed your way before you decided to start insulting the devs) then you know you’re not actually criticizing anymore.
You’re being a twat-waffle. So if you can’t take what you expect others to take then get yer ass out the kitchen.
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Nice. Good taste. Not just a hip-hop head, eh powie?
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Nope. I do all genres, nearly. Going back to the 50s on up. I went full on to punk tho from about the late 90s on up.
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So are you still waiting? In too deep?
Cheap reference lol, sorry.
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Clueless*
This clowning around only confirms that devs & their fans are incompetent.
Lol, sure.
100% confirmed. 
Over 7 million copies of GD and the expansions sold. And over half a mil of their new town building game and it’s not even fully released yet; still in early access. I’d say they were compentent enough.
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Lighten up man. Are you like this at work? I’d hate to be with you on your shift. Or are you too competent to have a job?
Only joined to complain and try and troll people, that’s obvious. Instead we’re having fun reading their silly posts. 
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Well, I have to say I kinda miss the cities of Titan Quest in GD. They obviously wouldn’t fit in the bleak GD world very well, but the characters in them and their size made the world feel more alive.
In general, something about the TQ NPCs made them feel better than in GD, it felt more like they were all trying to help you out or were really regular people trying to make a living.
In GD sometimes it feels like everybody’s minding their own business and not caring about the Taken all that much even if you slay gods in 2 minutes
Though for everything else (gameplay, build design, items, mechanics) GD is miles better
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I think a big part of why I liked Titan Quest so much is that, aside from Sacred, it’s pretty much the only game in the genre that doesn’t take itself so damned seriously all the time. Ever since the beginning it seems like ARPG developers have been in an arms race to develop the most intense misery porn possible, culminating in Diablo 4 where about halfway through the campaign I completely stopped caring about the characters or plot because it was just a revolving door of pointless death and mutilation.
They all have good gameplay in their own rights, but sometimes I just want to be dropped into a vibrant world, knock satyrs into the stratosphere with Lightning Bolt, and hear a pudgy old man scream “DA NECKLISSS” with joy when I bring back his daughter’s pendant.
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That’s the stuff, right there.
Most remember speech in the whole game I think.