A lot of the landscape looks familiar as well, they reuse a lot of pieces like that so it’s not like something you’re gonna see that’s brand new in terms of like oh there’s all these new enemies and things like that. They are saying that there are new enemies in the game for the most part it just seems to be reused enemies that I’ve encountered over and over throughout the game. So this is kind of more of a first impressions and an overall review of it, but I will say it seems like most of the enemies are reused. You’re gonna be getting all that with the DLC as well I spent some time playing through the act I haven’t gotten all the way through. If you have this DLC there are of course new weapons and gear new enemies there are new consumables in the game and obviously the whole new act. Obviously, if you’re making a brand new character, running it through the game you can pick this right off the bat. But there is a new mastery there for players to check out which means there’s a total of 11 masteries in the game now to choose from. From what I’ve tested out so far, because of the health regen and the fact that it has a high chance to avoid projectiles in some cases, this seems to synergize well with Dream. It seems like it synergizes very well with the Dream Mastery. It gives players a lot of benefits when they use potions healing and energy potions. This means you can’t help your friends with these, by power leveling or power level them through the game.īesides the new act itself, players are gonna be getting a new mastery called Neidan which is sort of like an alchemist mastery. Note that you can only play these characters you create this way in Legendary difficulty which means you won’t be able to take them back to normal etc. If you’re a builds kind of person and you don’t want to level each character level 70, you can literally pick a level 70 character and mess around with it, and see what you like again. It also gives you some freedom to mess around with builds and stuff. This means you can experience the new expansion even if you’re brand new to the game. Starting at level 70 and you can allocate all your skill points and attribute points accordingly. End Game – Legendary Difficultyĭon’t worry though if you’re not a high-level character one of the things that THQ has done in this expansion is they have allowed you to create a legendary only character, which allows you to create a character from scratch, that you can only play in Legendary difficulty. However, you’re pretty much getting that the exception here is that this is a legendary only expansion meaning that you can only play it at the legendary difficulty, so it’s meant for end game players. It usually has seven or eight towns that you go through in different areas and different bosses. Moving along to the Eternal Embers expansion itself essentially what you get is a new act so if you’re familiar with Titan Quest at all you know that each act is around 10 to 15 hours long roughly give or take. Titan Quest Eternal Embers Expansion – What’s New? Why are they publishing expansions for this game now? One has to wonder if there’s going to be a sequel for this in the near future. However you don’t see this happen very often and there’s been a shocking gap between the first expansion A Mortal Throne and the later three expansions: Ragnarok Atlantis and Eternal Embers which had almost 12 year gap in between, so one has to wonder why now. THQ Nordic continues to release expansions for a 15 year old game which I’m not complaining about because Titan Quest is one of my all-time favorite games. What’s particularly strange about this is that Titan Quest actually initially released in 2006 which means this game is 15 years old. Titan Quest: Eternal Embers Gameplay Impressions and Overview: Is the New Titan Quest DLC Worth it? In this video/article we’re gonna be taking a look at the eternal embers expansion which is the fourth expansion for Titan Quest and the third to be released in the last few years.
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