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You're a guy, of course it's easy for you to stick up for yourself. You have the patriarchy, and your privilege helping you.

Oh, right, I guess they forgot to add that one, thanks!

It's two files. They go in the PAK folder, in Torchlight II's install directory. It couldn't be any easier. Don't be lazy :P

To be fair, Salan had only just started months ago. It's better that people get into it now, when most of the features have a solid base to build on.

You shouldn't feel ashamed to admit that. I'm one of those guys who always enjoyed the more romantic stuff. 'Taming of Sleeping Beauty' is one of my favs. I think like anything, there are many different views on porn & you shouldn't feel that your particular way of looking at things is incorrect or wrong. In the end,

Utterly fantastic mod. Very well put together. I can't recommend this enough!

Can't what? lol I've seen the way Salan and the Synergies team work. If they say they'll do it, they'll do it.

My female necro rocks. She's got a purple mohawk. There's a ton of customization, I love my Torchlight II Synergies necro even more than I loved my D2 necro...and that's really saying something, cus I loved that character.

The developers have actually provided (and will be providing) free content after the release of Torchlight II. It's not a case of the gamers being 'better' than the developers, it's a case of the developers actually having a clue what gamers really want, vs developers like the folks at Blizzard who are only interested

Runic wasn't concerned about them. They pretty much meant it to be a single player game-like the first one-that just happened to have multiplayer. Multiplayer is meant to be played with people you know and trust, and it's mod friendly so that people can play it the way 'they' want to. They're not interested in

I'm going to agree with Gods-n-clods. The fact is, the fans and their creations are what has sustained peoples love for these series. Same deal with Star Wars..hell, My Little Pony:Friendship is Magic has a ton of creativity in their fandom.

..only in real life, they're not like that. They never say that on the show, either. Does it make them feel good to help people, knowing that those peoples lives are going to be better when they're done? Yes. As they should. You might find it a lot more understandable if you spent some time helping people who are in

Sorry, should have finished that. I liked Far Cry 2 but I can understand why a lot of people hated it. It's definitely one of those love it or hate it games. I wasn't happy with a lot of it but I had fun when it worked.Far Cry 3 is even more of a 'love it or hate it' thing...and i'm siding on the 'hate it' side,

Feel free to read my rant here http://forums.runicgames.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=46934 I liked

You're a cockwaffle

Hold...down...the...left....mouse...button. Really. This ain't Diablo. You click more in Borderlands 2. This isn't '98 a/rpg, this is a revitalization of the series. Try the demo on Steam.

Play it, put it on the backburner, then play Borderlands 2, or play both an hour each or something.Borderlands 2 is awesome but so is Torchlight II. Well worth splitting your time between the two.

You could always head over to the Runic Games forums, get to know folks and play with some of them. There are a lot of great, non-douchey people there ^_^

You should be able to run Torchlight II fine. Also, there are lots of graphics options. You can turn weather off, particles down, AA off, shadows, etc. I have a redeon HD 5450 and can run it on medium settings, I just need to turn weather off.

No. Items have a limited amount of enchants, however. Each successive enchant gets more expensive but for the most part, you shouldn't ever get more than three enchants, at least from what i've seen (I have a preview copy) Enchanting is so much better this time around.