haha thanks! I'm good on items for now, I got tons in my TQ Vault. That grumpy boy has been with me ever since this video, downvotes every single video i upload ever since hahahahahahahaha I hope to get back into Titan Quest soon and make more build guides, i had fun doing it and people seemed to enjoy the videos (except that one guy). I've been toying around with Warden and Thunderer Builds.

@@AlmarWinfield well count me in as the balance to his hate downvotes then! Angry dudes never seem to get over it huh xD! And I‘d be more than happy to watch any TQ Guide you manage to put out or come up with :3

This is what I did , its freaking AWESOME !!

Is that a hidden property of the skill?

Most Templar builds i seen did the damage reflection trance, I typically prefer convalescence for survivability and the reflection one for damage

@@AlmarWinfield thank you. So does it also make sense to go with this trance even for harbinger?

And also, I am currently maining a spellbreaker. I am close to the end of legendary and most of the time I am quite immortal due to my damage to health leeching. But from time to time I just die to some packs. For example those Einherjar guys in the shrine of Wodan wreck me quite often. I can't even use my skills like life drain or visions of death, because they keep micro-stunning me (I have 80 % stun Res). Would you please recommend something to get better?

@@ctiradctirada2775 I heard that trance of wrath is good for niche builds, I have only ever seen people use it for the reduced resistances AoE it has... But it's worth noting the range is quite small so you do get reduced resists... Just typically only in your immediate surroundings. As for your second question, I am honestly unsure. Some enemies have really annoying mechanics on Legendary that can't be avoided no matter how much you try

Sorry if it's late, but i recommend starting with the defense because you need batter skill for progress faster, It's got aoe addon that does shield damage for multiple enemies plus extra effects

probably not, I am primarily a retro gamer so I very very very rarely buy and play new games. The two new games I have played in the last 5 years are Dying Light 2 and Valheim. both of them are already almost 3 years old now too hahaha. For a game like Titan Quest 2 I will wait a year or two and see if it sucks based on the reviews and only then will I make a decision to buy/play. I may not do guides for it either depending on how many guide writers there are etc. That's part of why I don't like doing guides for new games too, it's all trendy and tons of websites jump on every new game/every new trend. I try to stick to retro games for that reason