QPTech 最近的評論

Keyboard just randomly stops working - like after a few minutes of play. I unplug and plug it in and it works again for 30s-1min and stops again. Never had a problem before the DLC, never had a problem with any other game.

The original Titan Quest is one of my all time favourites. So far this has the promise of living up to it. The graphics are a nice step up and some of the new systems and changes are pretty good so far! For an early access it's been pretty good so far (I see the highest spell tiers are locked out) - everything running well no crashes or bugs yet. A bit of stutter when first teleporting between areas, that's about it!

Early days yet - but I am very happy to be playing TQ again :)

Changes vs OG Titan Quest:
- one change that drive me nuts at first : right click to attack - but good news you can go and change back to left click to move & attack (I just could not retrain my brain to use right click) (one negative here, that means I can't assign a separate power to right click that I could see)
- health & mana potions - now this is an item slot and you only have one of each, it has a certain number of charges that slowly replenish. Kind of interesting vs buying 100's of health potions
- masteries - you now go up the mastery chain by earning separate divinity points to unlock higher levels, also there are separate active and passive points
- at first it appears there are less skills - but now you can invest more points into one skill in a meaningful way, for example the fireball can be modified to this slow moving fireball that explodes on command instead of contact. Looks like you can change the setup of a spell whenever (it doesn't count as a respec to shuffle the points around)

Performance addendum:
- on my desktop Ryzen/GTX3070, 32gb of ram etc runs great
- my Yogo Laptop, Ryzen 7 8840/Radeon 780M, 16gb ram - does not run well at all (not expecting it to per se, just as an FYI if you're running on a non gaming system)

Totally digital music n00b here - it's a fun program to play with, you do need a "DAW" or virtual keyboard etc in order to make the sounds, other than the built in tone.

So from one newbie to another, here is how I finally got it to make sounds:
- installed "Reaper" DAW (free to try)
- go to preferences and make sure on MIDI in the Midinous stuff is enabled
- go to track -> insert virtual instrument as new track
- choose ReaSamplOMatic as the instrument
- on the next page choose "BROWSE" and pick an sound file to use
- under Mode, choose "Mode semi tone shifted"
- on midi channel set to 1 or some other channel (you'll see these channels in Midinous)
- check "obey note offs"
- close window

- back on the start screen you can check the red circle with the white circle in it "arm for recording"
- now when you play Midinous stuff you should hear things on the Channel you selected

Hope this helps a touch, maybe I can make better instructions later.
If you're like me, it's a whole new rabbit hole to fall down xD

If you are looking for multiplayer it's a massive thumbs down. It needs proper MP and dedicated servers.
If you're just doing Single player, then so far it's a big thumbs up!

I think the game play loop looks interesting so far (for context I've played a lot of modded Minecraft, and Vintage Story as well as other games). There are a lot of really nice QoL things they've put in here, like crafting from chests, ore scanning with your bot. I've only just finished the first few quests, and I'm excited to play more and unlock things.

Been a good while since I played a tower defence game (played some Kingdom Rush games on mobile). This one is quite enjoyable. Seems to be lots of choices to make each game between commanders and all the upgrades between rounds. Could be more clear on the mechanics sometimes.

All in all a good bit of fun.

So far it brings Oblivion back in the best way! Feels like a new game almost, but at the same time it's that comfy old game. Graphics are great! Still has that old jank for NPCs and stuff, but at this point it's truly part of the fun. (Heh I saw a guard talking during a speech but no sound was coming out).

(Obligatory now do Morrowind...and actually do Daggerfall like this, can you even imagine?)

Definite Elder Scrolls vibes, feels very old school. Like playing Oblivion or something, though not quite as detailed. So far there's a lot to like, a solid and enjoyable game, even if it's not revolutionary or anything. Keeps me coming back to play a bit more.

First person RPG with an old school feel. So far it's been quite enjoyable.
After some more time, I'm not sure if I still recommend - it's fine, I just found it kind of boring and just don't end up playing it much.

While there's fun to be had with the right group of people, there's way too much glitches, and jank, and the pacing is downright awful. I haven't refunded and will see how it turns out in the future!

Have only played around but this is already one of the coolest graphics tools! Everything seems to work well, there's tutorials etc. I'm already to get some really neat things done, and there seems to be a lot of capability for automation of tasks, for example I was quickly able to setup an automatic system for exporting colour adjusted versions of sprites. Like get the same adjusted tones for brick, clay etc auto outputted and filename appropriately.