Depending on what you are looking for though, this could also be a major plus. This makes TL2 one of the best for shorter play sessions.Ībout the only major criticism you can make about TL2 in comparison to others is that its gear system and class/progression is a little shallower than the more hardcore options like PoE or GD. In most other ARPGs, maps are either reset, or enemies respawn, or both, if you stop a session. Answer (1 of 3): For a no frills single player campaign run, 14 hours is in the right ballpark, though if you are a completionist and want to do all the achievements including the ones on harder difficulty, that number goes up significantly. TL2 is definitely light-hearted in terms of atmosphere, especially compared to Path of Exile, or Grim Dawn, which have fairly harrowing storylines.Īlso, TL2 doesn't reset maps when you stop a session in the middle of one, and enemies don't respawn on those maps (they stay dead). I was just not sure if the online community was still active, and what to expect from co-op/online play. My son and I both like D3 type games, so as this is now an acceptable price I thought I would get it for us.

We have played D3 to death, season, after season, after season. I am looking for a game my son and I can play as a light-hearted bit of fun. Originally posted by Meomyo:I tried POE, and, have many hours in D3.

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