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It's also true in Torchlight II. It's easy to accumulate a ton of pet-food and never use it, but it really can be useful to have a stronger or more resilient pet in battle.

Especially when you're going into a boss battle, be sure to feed your pet. If you die in Torchlight II and you probably will , you'll be given three options: Respawn where you stand for a bunch of gold, respawn at the top of the area for less gold, or respawn in town for free.

Given that some of the dungeons are quite lengthy, you'll want to have enough money to take the middle option just about every time.

It's never worth it to respawn where you stand, since you're invariably only a minute or so from where you died.

That said, respawning in camp can make it a trek to get back to where you were, particularly if you died fighting a boss.

So, keep some cash on you just in case. In other games like this, low-level potions become useless as your character levels up and your health and mana reserves grow.

But in Torchlight II , I found that low-level starting from the second-smallest size potions were still useful. Most potions will fully replenish your health or mana, it's usually more about how fast they'll do it, and for how long.

Often, I'd come out of a battle with half of my health, and instead of wasting a fast, powerful potion I liked that I could use a cheaper, slower-moving potion that would still replenish my health.

So, hang on to those lower-level potions. Well, except maybe for the very lowest level. I played a lot of the sidequests in Torchlight II , but I missed a few early on—as a result, there was a period in Act II where I was under-leveled for everything and kept getting my ass handed to me.

My advice in Torchlight II would be to do every possible sidequest—the levels come fast in this game, and a single sidequest can give you a level or more's worth of experience.

It's worth the time. I don't want to spoil anything about Act III for you here, but I will say that it is an order of magnitude larger than the two acts that precede it.

There are a ton of hidden sidequests, challenges, and full-on storylines to explore. Less useful, but spectacular nonetheless, is Shocking Burst.

It's a short range electrical beam that rapidly depletes an enemy's health, then goresplodes them into so many meat chunks. It's handy for making short work of smaller groups of weak mobs.

And because it's funny. For passive skills, the thing to focus on is restricting enemy manoeuvrability.

As a primarily ranged magic user, there's no reason to be letting melee mobs get too close. There are two main options to consider.

Frozen Fate gives a percentage chance of freezing four enemies for a short period, making it useful for crowd control. Prismatic Rift, meanwhile, can teleport enemies a distance away when they hit you, which can be an effective tactic against champion or boss monsters.

At level 14 the Embermage finally gets some tactical options that allow him to prime a battlefield before unleashing the standard attacks.

The critical hit chance can be increased by various means, the most common being the Dexterity attribute, although it has some diminishing returns.

If all else fails, pound the training dummy in the town until you have the required number of crits. Peddler Sell items Vendor Sell 5, items Trash Magnate Sell 50, items These achievements count all the items you have sold to merchants.

For reference, I got the Vendor achievement after 70 hours of regular gameplay by picking up virtually every item and selling it.

After hours, the number of items sold was 27, Odds are that this will be the last achievement you earn in this game.

To grind this achievement, fill your inventory and your pet's and visit any vendor. Repeat this until you get the achievement.

Unfortunately, item stacks potions, scrolls, etc. It's easy to miss them on your first playthough, because they must usually be accessed by using methods that aren't readily apparent.

Some hidden areas may seem like secrets, but don't count as secret rooms — only those that have the "Secret Room" prompt do. Secret rooms discovered by other players in online games also count towards your total.

Like the dungeon layouts themselves, the locations of secret rooms are randomized, so you may find several secret rooms or none at all in any given dungeon.

Secret rooms can also be found in Mapworks maps. Pushing it moves a statue holding a basin and reveals a secret room behind it.

Second layout Watchweald Temple, Wellspring Temple : There will be a unique urn that's different from all others.

Destroying it will create a vine bridge that leads to a secret area. Pulling them causes the wall to move and reveal a secret room, or the secret platform to lift.

Fourth layout Forgotten Halls, Vyrax's Tower : There will be pressure plates disguised as floor tiles.

Stepping on them makes a wall slide open, revealing a secret compartment. There are also very obvious secret areas that can be accessed by levers.

Fifth layout The Broken Mines : There will be valves next to innocent-looking wall sections. Turning the valve reveals a compartment behind the wall.

Note that there are many hidden valves that open compartments, but only certain types of compartments count as a secret rooms the above examples are not secret rooms.

Get This Party Started Start a multiplayer game When starting a new game or resuming a playthrough, you can pick either single player, internet or LAN as the three options.

Picking any of the latter two will grant this achievement. You need an account on Runic for online play, though. Make a Runic account and log in.

You will see the list of active games untick the "show games near my level" box to see more. Click on any game and hit the "Join" button for the achievement.

Trader Trade an item with another player Again, very straightforward. Join a multiplayer game, walk up to another player, click on their portrait and hit the "Trade" button.

It doesn't matter whether you give or receive an item, the achievement is granted either way. Friendly Add a friend Socializer Have 10 friends Butterfly Have 50 friends These achievements don't actually require any interaction between players.

Simply log in with your Runic account and click on any game in the active games list to see the "Players in Game" tab.

Right-click on any player portrait and click the "Friend" button. That's it. You don't even have to enter their game and they don't have to accept your request.

Alternatively, you can add friends via their account name or email address. Simply start listing random popular names until you hit My example is below:.

Spellcaster Learn a spell Continuing Education Learn 4 spells You can find spell scrolls as random drops throughout the game or buy them from certain merchants later in the game.

Right-clicking on any spell scroll or tome in your inventory instantly teaches you the spell and grants the achievement. For Continuing Education, you need to have all four spell slots filled.

A New Trick Teach a pet a spell Pet Savant Teach a pet 4 spells You can also teach spells to your pet, who will periodically cast them during combat whenever he feels like it.

The process is exactly the same as learning spells yourself. Just give your pet a spell scroll and right-click on it. For Pet Savant, you need to have your pet's all four spell slots filled.

Fetch a Fair Price Send your pet to town To send your pet back to town, click on the small green button on the bottom right corner of the pet screen.

The trip takes two minutes by default. The pet will sell its entire inventory and buy things you order it to potions, scrolls, etc. This feature allows you to unload excess loot without having to keep going back to town yourself.

There are also a few unique items that decrease the town travel time, as well as the useful passive spell scroll Animal Handling, which does the same.

Overpower Do 10, damage with a single attack This achievement usually becomes possible by the end of the playthrough even if you're playing untwinked.

All you really need is a single strong critical hit. Well Dressed Wear a completed armor set Finding armor sets is fairly common in Torchlight II, mainly because they are not a separate item class like in the Diablo games, but rather a subclass for other rarities.

The "completed armor set" actually refers to the maximum set bonus, not to assembling the entire armor set. For example, the Aristocrat set has eight different pieces, but only gives bonuses for wearing up to four pieces.

In other words, you would only need to assemble any four pieces for the achievement. It's also worth noting that vendors tend to sell set items very frequently.

If you're attempting to assemble a set, be sure to check with the blacksmith and the vendor of fine goods whenever you're in town merchant inventories are roughly scaled to your level and capped depending on the town you're in.

Random rare set items are often offered as quest rewards as well. Spectacular Find Find a legendary item There are about 90 different legendary items in the game, all of them either weapons or shields.

Finding one is mostly down to luck. If you're looking for a good way to farm legendaries, check out my other guide HERE Century Mark Reach level The good thing about Torchlight II is that leveling is not exponential, as opposed to something like Diablo II, where the experience needed to level from was far less than the experience needed to get from 90 to As long as you stick to level-appropriate areas, you can easily gain levels per dungeon.

In other words, leveling from and should take roughly the same amount of time. Completing new game plus allows you to start the next tier. Some areas have new dungeons most notably Tarroch's Tomb in Ossean Wastes and there are also more Netherrealm Portals and champion mobs in overworld areas.

Hardcore Start a hardcore character When making a new character, tick the "hardcore" box when selecting the difficulty.

In hardcore mode, your character's death is permanent, meaning that the character and all items, gold, etc. Only the items in the shared stash are preserved.

It's probably best to get this out of the way quickly, because I imagine it would be pretty rage-inducing to die on Elite with a high-level hardcore character and see the achievement pop up as if to say, "Hey, at least you tried!

However, to avoid the unbridled rage that comes with losing a hardcore character, here is the best tip for beating the game on Elite hardcore difficulty: 1.

Play normally until you reach the first boss General Grell. Seriously, though, it works. That's about it. Hopefully this guide has been helpful.

Good luck and have fun playing! Savior 15 Oct pm. Adroft 6 Jul pm. Incredible guide, thanks a lot! Tiny Tippo 3 Jun am.

This guide looks really helpful, i'm gonna restart a torchlight campaign cus i'm bored in lockdown, and want to grind some achievements. I'm sure this will provide me with everything i need.

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