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[[Image:Tqit01.jpg|left|thumb|300px]]Titan Quest: Immortal Throne (also known as TQIT) is an expansion pack that adds [[Hades (Location)|Hades]] as a new Act 4 to the original [[Titan Quest]] game. Many new features and enhancements were done, between them [[Artifact|Artifacts]], [[Arcane Formula|Arcane Formulae]], an additional [[:category:Items|item]] in your inventory, the new [[Dream]] [[:category:Masteries|Mastery]], many new enemies and secret [[:Category:Boss Monster|Bosses]].
 
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'''Titan Quest: Immortal Throne''' (also known as TQIT) is an expansion pack which adds [[Hades (Location)|Hades]] as a new Act 4 to the original three-act [[Titan Quest]] game. TQIT cannnot be played standalone and the game requires the player to have first completed Titan Quest.
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Many new features and enhancements were added, including [[Artifact|Artifacts]], [[Arcane Formula|Arcane Formulae]], an additional [[:category:Items|item]] in your inventory, the new [[Dream]] [[:category:Masteries|Mastery]], many new enemies and secret [[:Category:Boss Monster|Bosses]].
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Installing TQIT also changes the original game, introducing many refinements, including travelling goods caravans. Those playing Titan Quest for the first time, and having installed both TQ and TQIT, will find that they need to launch the game with the TQIT launcher - it will detect that Titan Quest has not been completed and will start the player at the start of the original Titan Quest. The players can then play through Titan Quest, and then on into TQIT, with all the additions and fixes which TQIT brings to the original game.
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==New Content==
 
==New Content==
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- [[Hades]]
 
- [[Hades]]
   
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==New mechanics==
 
==New mechanics==
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- Level cap raised to 75
 
- Level cap raised to 75
   
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==New Features==
 
==New Features==
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- Lock Item pickup
 
- Lock Item pickup
   
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- Adjusted Experience Bar
 
- Adjusted Experience Bar
   
- Disable Screenshake
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- The option to Disable Screenshake
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- The ability to remove day/night cycle in the game was removed, due to the impact it would have on the looks of the new act.
   
   
 
==Multiplayer Options==
 
==Multiplayer Options==
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- Improved Lobby
 
- Improved Lobby
   
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- Know Your Teammates
 
- Know Your Teammates
   
 
==New Issues==
   
 
Titan Quest: Immortal Throne is known to cause [[rubberbanding]] for some players. This is often due to their having set the Windows swap-file to reside on another hard-drive.
==New Issues==
 
Titan Quest - Immortal Throne is known to cause [[rubberbanding]] for some players
 
 
The ability to remove day/night cycle in the game was removed, due to the impact it would have on the looks of the new act.
 
   
 
==Compatibility with Mods==
 
==Compatibility with Mods==
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Since Immortal Throne is seen as an extension and enhancement of Titan Quest for most players, as well as the better toolset that comes with it, most mods are made for Immortal Throne (e.g. the [[fanpatch]])
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Since Immortal Throne is seen as an extension and enhancement of Titan Quest for most players, as well as the better toolset that comes with it, most mods are made for players who have Immortal Throne installed (e.g. the unofficial [[fanpatch]]).
 
[[Category:Titan Quest: Immortal Throne]]
 
[[Category:Titan Quest: Immortal Throne]]

Revision as of 11:03, 28 June 2010

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Titan Quest: Immortal Throne (also known as TQIT) is an expansion pack which adds Hades as a new Act 4 to the original three-act Titan Quest game. TQIT cannnot be played standalone and the game requires the player to have first completed Titan Quest.

Many new features and enhancements were added, including Artifacts, Arcane Formulae, an additional item in your inventory, the new Dream Mastery, many new enemies and secret Bosses.

Installing TQIT also changes the original game, introducing many refinements, including travelling goods caravans. Those playing Titan Quest for the first time, and having installed both TQ and TQIT, will find that they need to launch the game with the TQIT launcher - it will detect that Titan Quest has not been completed and will start the player at the start of the original Titan Quest. The players can then play through Titan Quest, and then on into TQIT, with all the additions and fixes which TQIT brings to the original game.

New Content

- Hades

- Arcane Formulae

- Artifacts

- Scrolls

- Tombstones

- Dream Mastery

- Caravan Drivers

- Enchanters

- More than 20 new monsters

- More than 500 new items

- 30 new quests

- Improved toolset


New mechanics

- Level cap raised to 75

- Enhanced monster AI

- Pet controllers (select all pets with a button and Aggressive/Normal/Defensive stances)


New Features

- Lock Item pickup

- Attribute undo

- Added audio options (4.1 and 5.1)

- Equip with rightclick

- Gamma slider

- Triple Buffering

- Detail Objects

- Advanced Effects

- Inventory sort button,

- Additional quickslots

- Display HP/Energy

- New Map Icons

- Difficulty Indicator

- Clock

- Adjusted Experience Bar

- The option to Disable Screenshake

- The ability to remove day/night cycle in the game was removed, due to the impact it would have on the looks of the new act.


Multiplayer Options

- Improved Lobby

- Player-vs-Player (possible in Titan Quest with a 'secret' commandline)

- Autoparty

- Know Your Teammates

New Issues

Titan Quest: Immortal Throne is known to cause rubberbanding for some players. This is often due to their having set the Windows swap-file to reside on another hard-drive.

Compatibility with Mods

Since Immortal Throne is seen as an extension and enhancement of Titan Quest for most players, as well as the better toolset that comes with it, most mods are made for players who have Immortal Throne installed (e.g. the unofficial fanpatch).