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Grim Dawn is a pretty fun Diablo-like
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I literally can't stop starting new characters to try different builds
my one criticism is I wish it'd just show me my class combo on the character select screen. I made a second "druid" last night because I didn't realize I already had an arcanist/shaman :|
Yes, this is a problem I had as well—trying to remember what I was, especially for the first 20-30 levels as usually you don’t need to have your second class locked until then. And Syrah so many different combinations, it’s draw for the sure of trying out new combos and equipment that supports that.
My only complaint is probably that “endgame” involves grinding for some set of gear that wasn’t available prior to completing the campaign, and there are some rift-esque activities, but basically you achieve the super cool gear and you’re sorta done, you do t have a lot of activities to use that gear for other than the random rift like thing and the super/secret bosses, which mostly serve as trophies to demonstrate the power level you’ve achieved with the good gear. But because there’s so many cool class combos it really wasn’t a problem for me, I would usually just start up a new character.