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Hey ya'll, I'm taking a break from Grim Dawn until the expansion comes out, but I'm still itching to play an ARPG.
I know I'm asking about another game, but for people who played both is Last Epoch similar to Grim Dawn? I loved Grim Dawn and Diablo 2, but really disliked D3 and D4 because of their leveling and loot system. I read polarizing reviews about Last Epoch and wanted to ask here before I buy it.
Grim Dawn had a sense of exploration, story, and overall world coherence that's core to its identity, that LE lacks.
Don't get me wrong, LE is amazing, and I have a lot of hours in both games. LE feels more arcade like, and it's world more shallow. Theirs almost no benefit in exploring the maps, and the maps themselves add little to the game play.
I think long-term LE stands to improve mostly in added seasonal mechanics and depth in its itemization and skill progression. But it's world, will not feel as good as GD without a major change in philosophy of design. The early game is too easy, the map layouts are too boring, and the world interaction is limited and clunky at best when attempted.
It's game play, though, feels great. With some tuning, like action queuing, better item pick up, skill impact, etc., it will feel like the best out their imo. I'd personally wait for the first seasonal content though before jumping in. That, to me, will show me the direction devs are heading and whether the game aligns with what's fun to you.
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I think it's probably closer to PoE than GD. I have a feeling PoE players are their core target audience.
No idea when, but I'm really excited to see what they have planned. I'm hoping they take the PoE route of adding end game AND map content from seasons into the core game.