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#TORCHLIGHT 3 DIFFICULTY PLUS#

Any character may join a game of any difficulty. In multiplayer, the difficulty level is determined by the game session's creator. Note that a character's difficulty is mainly important for single player. Item drops are not affected, except that gold drops are 20% greater in Casual. It is likely that you will die.ĭifficulty levels affect monster health and damage. Elite - Elite is the highest level of difficulty.

Veteran - Veteran is intended for players familiar with Torchlight and games of this genre.

Normal - Normal is for players new to the genre, who wish to experience some challenge, but it does not require deep knowledge of the game's mechanics.

Casual - Casual mode is intended to be fun "for all ages" without significant challenge.

All four are available from the start they do not need to be unlocked. Bottom line gear drops is always random in this style of game and always will be.Four difficulty levels may be selected when starting a character in Torchlight II. That weighs more randomness on (green, blue, purple, orange) gear, else there would be zero point to magic find gear. One of the only things that defines whether (green, blue, purple, orange) gear drops more than white gear, is simply magic find gear. But you may still get crap white gear just as much. Think of it this way, are you going to get a better piece of equipment from a level 30 enemy then a level 1 enemy ? Answer is yes. Or I've yet to not see the outsider with Well put it this way in the ++ games.

#TORCHLIGHT 3 DIFFICULTY PLUS#

That always has the boss for that small one level area plus his offsider. Like one of the areas where you go after one of the ember key latches. The bosses are the only ones who aren't random and the elites or champions who are with the bosses. Of course there is a can be entirely random there, doesn't mean you won't come across more elites per group on different game difficulties, but elites are still random. Almost everything in a game like this is random. Number of elites that can be thrown at you can be entirely random, and the amount of loot is entirely random. I'm one of the more helpful people on the discussion for this game, I give indepth answers, when I give them, which are always fact, and I generally give evidence of that, and my answers are never regardless of how many more elites. If you're going to tell me I'm being rude, go right ahead, but I'm also just being honest. It's really that simple, and AshleyTheNeko was told off for no reason, and s/he really deserves an apology, since they were just being honest.įinally, it takes next to no time to do a search for the answer you want, if you can't do that search, you're lazy. Well, that says something about those people. Well, when the same question gets asked every 2 days. The people who ignore forum etiquette and don't bother doing a search on google. Granted I didn't find my answer, because my issue was unique and given no one had come up with an answer, I approached runic support in that case, which again even though slightly off topic, is something that people should do.

I searched for several days, through this forum, through runics, through runic fan site, and also googled search. When I failed to get T2 demo to work and then T2 to work. Search the forums before asking, it's that simple.Īnd keep in mind this isn't the official T2 forums, that's why searching and googling for an answer, is in the top 5 rules of forum etiquette. Given this question was asked only a few days before this, I think AshletTheNeko and I both raise very valid points. No, it's not a written law but it is a given. There is a search option on the first page of the forums, and one of the rules of forum etiquette is search before you ask or at least google for a response.