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It's here! After lots of packaging, tweaking, and testing, we're rolling out the new Torchlight II editor - GUTS. In this action-packed update we have some important information on what exactly GUTS is and how it can work for you. You might want to bookmark this page for later. Ready? Here we go!

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Torchlight II GUTS

GUTS is our in-house development tool. It lets you modify almost everything about Torchlight II, from item and skill balance, to level layouts, animations, quests, and much more. GUTS mods can be shared with your friends, and multiplayer games using mods can be found in the modded games lobby. In addition, A new launcher lets you customize which mods are currently active.

When playing modded games, you can view your mod history, any previously played mods, and the impact disabling mods may have on your character.

We've also added a special tool to GUTS designed to convert pre-GUTS mods into the official mod format, with an eye toward making the transition much easier for our ambitious early modders.

Torchlight II comes out tomorrow on Steam. It's a whole lot of fun, and it's different from Diablo III in some very interesting ways. ENOUGH The extrajudicial killings of black people must. SynergiesMOD is a full conversion mod for Torchlight 2, adding alternative leveling dungeons, New monster types (Elite, Hero, Rare Dragons, Ancient Trolls and World bosses), 3 new classes (Necromancer, Warlock, Paladin) Miscellaneous; By SynergiesMOD.

We've tried to make the process as seamless as possible, with a focus on allowing modded multiplayer games with a minimum of fuss.

Steam Workshop integration with Torchlight II

Torchlight II now fully supports Steam Workshop. Steam Workshop integration allows for automatic mod subscription and synchronization for any mods hosted on the Workshop. When playing Internet games you will be able to filter modded games by mod combination in the lobby, and with a single button click, subscribe to those mods. Torchlight II will then restart, synchronize and activate them before returning you to the game.

GUTS Wiki

New to modding? Here's how to get started with GUTS - the Torchlight II GUTS wiki that we have been working on. You will definitely want to bookmark this resource!

New Content for Everyone

We've been working on lots of new content! Here is a taste of what awaits you …

• The NetherRealm tileset - new NetherRealm dungeons can be found via portals throughout the world
• New Monsters
• New armor sets
• New weapons
• New pets - including the Headcrab!
• New endgame map content
• Additional dungeons can be found throughout the overworld in New Game Plus modes

Q&A with Tools Engineer Greg Brown

Tools Engineer Greg Brown created GUTS, and he's the best man to tell you more about it.

Tell us about GUTS! Does it stand for anything? How did that name come about?

GUTS is the new version of our content editor we used to create all the content for Torchlight II. We use it to make most things in the game - Levels, skills, classes, monsters, items, spawn classes, balance curves, UI, etc. Pretty much the only things we don't use it for are model, animation, 2D art/texture, and music/sound creation. We use 3D Studio Max, Photoshop, and whatever Matt uses down in California for those. We started this project with 'TorchED' which was used for Torchlight, but we've made a large number of improvements and additions for GUTS.

GUTS doesn't really stand for anything. The dry and boring story is that we compile the game source as a DLL for the editor which was originally called 'core.dll' but that was confusing because we had another class called 'core' so I changed the name to 'editorguts.dll' at some point. Although later I think I was playing Shao-Lin's Road on the cocktail cabinet in the office and was amused by the protagonist saying 'GUTS!' at the end of each level while flexing. I also enjoyed the Nickelodeon show and dream of owning a piece of the Aggro Crag. I mostly wanted to differentiate the new version from the last and I like the mental image of being elbows-deep in the guts of the game when you use the editor. Also, my Mom tells me Grandma wouldn't let her say 'guts' as a kid, which I've always found amusing.

What are some of the challenges you face when creating the tool set? What did you enjoy about it?

The original 'TorchED' project was done in the same amount of time as Torchlight. We hit the ground running and were making the tools as we were engineering the game. We were laying track as the train was running across them, more or less. For Torchlight II, we already had a that work done, so I was able to go back and refine a lot of the rough spots and improve the tools in many ways without worrying as much about the train.

A significant challenge when making these tools has always been engineering with modding in mind. It does take quite a bit of time to design game and tool features around making them easily and flexibly moddable through editing game data, but it ends up being really fun to see what people come up with in the end and it adds a lot of longevity to the game.

As far as enjoyment, I very much enjoy working with so many different part of the team and game. I enjoy having the freedom to work on little utilities I think up in the shower or as I'm riding the bus home (some of which end up being very useful, others… not so useful). I really enjoy taking a little time to make long and difficult processes easier and automated.

How do you hope players will respond to the tools?

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I hope people find them useful. People are already modding Torchlight II without GUTS and doing really cool things. I can only hope to help them do more, faster, and with less headache. I do worry at times that some people will be let down when they realize GUTS isn't a 'Runic Games General Game Development Kit.' GUTS is very much a Torchlight II content development tool. You can do lots of neat things as long as you want to make them for Torchlight II or a Torchlight II-like game. If someone is looking to make a different sort of game, they should probably look elsewhere.

I hope people keep doing what they've already been doing. I love seeing people work as a community to learn, teach, and create mods together. We're releasing our tools and we engineered our game this way because we enjoy giving people a fun platform for creativity and insight into the, uh, guts of the game. (Get it? Guts?!) I spent many hours in high school creating many terrible levels with the the Duke Nukem 3D Build engine and it makes me happy to be able to pass that experience on to others.

Q&A with Art Director Jason Beck

Tell us about the NetherRealm tileset - what's the inspiration?

Well, we had a very small taste of it in Torchlight II, and certainly hints of what that realm might look like, but we never crossed over, so to speak. So, the main idea was to go 'into the portal' and visit the NetherRealm. We wanted it to feel as organic as possible and as dissimilar as we could make it to the other tilesets. Everything is built on a grid, and in some tilesets it's very apparent (as much as we tried to disguise it). This tileset had to look chaotic, organic, and make you forget about the grid. Along with that, we really wanted it to look barren, harsh, and completely alien.

What kind of new monsters should players be on the look out for?

All of the new monsters are from the NetherRealm. The Netherim have gained a few units and there's some very interesting (un)natural inhabitants. We went a little bit darker and grosser, but still very much Torchlight II designs.

How did the headcrab end up being a pet?

We were working on Workshop integration and we love the folks at Valve/Steam – they've been really supportive of our team and games – so, we approached them with a completed headcrab pet and they loved it. It was mostly a matter of timing and trying to unleash it at a point where it made the most sense. We have other things in the works as well.

What are you most excited about in this update?

Along with the new tileset and monsters we also created new wardrobe and weaponry. Each class has a brand new top-tier armor set and each weapon type has additional items. And, of course, we have new pets. I never would have imagined an alpaca would be my choice of pet for a game like this, but it is incredible. Mostly I'm just excited to bring more content to the players and help them extend their adventures.

Q&A with Lead Level Designer Patrick Blank

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Tell us about the NetherRealm tileset - what's the inspiration?

We wanted to do something completely different than players had already seen in the game. Further exploring where the NetherRealm came from was brought up as an idea by our art director Jason Beck. After discussing what we could do with that, everybody became excited about how different it was, and seemed like a good fit, so we ran with it.

Besides just being visually different, gameplay wise, we wanted the terrain to offer something different. Originally, due to time constraints, we weren't planning on doing bridges. However, a few pieces were made, and after level design started experimenting with them, we quickly realized that using the bridges in a weird, winding way, and changing elevations with them was what really gave the tileset character, and drastically altered the overall vibe in a very cool way. The result is great. A lot of people here agree that it's one of the coolest tilesets for the game now.

How can players find it?

Players can enter the NetherRealm via random portals that have a chance to show up in the Overworld areas. These portals will start showing up in Act 2, and Act 3 in normal game mode. In any NG+ mode, they will show up in all Acts, including Act 1. The portals are pretty distinct, and will be hard to miss.

Anything players should be on the lookout for?

There are new monsters in the NetherRealm, and some entirely new variants on existing monsters as well. No big easter eggs, although I'm sure a particular level designer wrote his name out of vines or something in at least one of the levels…

We also have added several new 'NG+ only' dungeons throughout the game. These will show up in any NG+ mode. We wanted to give players who have already completed the game incentive to go back through and explore new areas. These dungeons will always roll 100%, and are located in passes and Overworld areas.

There are also a few new NG+ Random Events that can spawn in in various parts of the game to add some new variety, as well as a few new phase beast rooms.

Community

We want to highlight the Runic Games Fansite, graciously run by Webbstre, who are huge supporters of the mod community in Torchlight and Torchlight II. Head on over and see what they have for you!

Have fun!

Enjoy the new updates, and thank you for playing!

SynergiesMOD is a modification for Torchlight II created by Synergies Team. It’s a end game raid expansion and balance mod.

Features:

Towns in Synergies

1. Synergies adds 2 Custom made towns ( Table Mountain and Selrock ) each one of them has it's own specific vendors.
2. Reworked difficulty settings. Synergies is built around Veteran and Elite, but the MOD itself is much harder than the Vanilla version of the game, you will notice this from the start.
3. Random affixes on each monster that you encounter, making them unique.
4. Reworked Skill unlock Rate, they unlock at a earlier rate, but take longer to progress between points, ending at or above vanilla standards.
5. Reworked Fame Levels, a total of 50 to unlock!
6. Reworked Enchantment Stats, lower stat enchants allow for end game progression and better balance.
7. Vanilla Characters Skills have begun to be reworked to address the balance changes. We plan to continue tweaking them.
8. The ability to store gold and to transfer it between your characters through the money changer!
9. The ability to summon your Stashes everywhere.
10. Respec and Stat potions.
11. Gear is better, monsters are harder, all bosses are harder.
12. Green and Blue magical items have better affix rates, Unique's have better base DPS and Armor.
13. Two handed and dual wielding have better bonus's to bring them closer to the benefit of wearing a shield.
14. Monsters spawn more numerous throughout the game.

Changes to the Balance of the Game.

Crafting in Synergies

1. A whole new crafting system (Soulcrafting), only found in Synergies for end game armor!
2. Chaos Ember Crafting.
3. Craftable Damage absorption gems (up to 7% in DR).

Synergies Legendary Items

1. Over 300 new Legendary equipment, 30 in general play through, 90 in tier0 content and 240+ in tier1 content!

Endgame Dungeons in Synergies

1) Derinkuyu Raid (Tier0).

Derinkuyu is a custom dungeon only found in Synergies. In here you will find 18 Synergies exclusive Bosses that each drop a Synergies Legendary equipment.

Getting to the bosses is really hard because you have to fight your way through hundreds of unique monsters. Each and every one of the portals is guarded by a Guardian Spirit, can you defeat him ?

2) Or'ak Basin Zone (Tier 0.5)

This is the Troll homeland. This place is filled with Ancient Trolls that try to kill you. In here you will find Synergies Legendary equipment and Legendary Skulls in order to make your character stronger, this zone is also subjected to a minor debuff making it harder to progress through without a end game load out.

3) Darknessfalls Raid (Tier1)

Darknessfalls is an outdoor raid dungeon that will sport all the newest and hardest boss encounters in the dungeon, and be the place where you collect all the highest end game items within synergies. The zone has a 30% debuff to the player allowing for more growth and longevity in the loot searching..

Alternative leveling dungeons

4) Realms of Discord Leveling dungeon

The Realms of Discord are a series of small dungeons all chained to each other. It is currently the best place to level up your characters because every monster scales to your level. In here you will find the following levels.

Catacombs, Generic Cave, Desert Cave, Bandit Camp, Gorge, Ice Pass, Sewers, Dwarven Armory, The Nether, Crab Trap, levels and 6 Boss fights that have been reworked and added to for Synergies.

5) The Unstable Embers (alternative leveling)

The Unstable Embers are a portal scroll bought in Selrock. Going into the zone and destroying the Crystals you will get to fight a series of Monsters and Bosses. Can you Survive all the waves and make it through this dungeon alive?

6) Clockwork series of swarm maps

Can be bought from the Selrock vendors as well. Opening a portal to the Clockwork zone. You fight swarms of Champions, or boss monsters or community mercenaries depending on which one you enter. These scale to your level and can be a very interesting and fun alternative means to level.

Custom Classes in Synergies

- Synergies offers currently 3 custom Classes, these are:

1) The Necromancer - the spell casting, melee capable minion master is back at it in SynergiesMOD!

2) The Paladin - The close in your face fighting style, being developed by Ghostblade!

3) The Warlock - A duo charge bar using Melee capable spellcaster that is extremely unique in its design. Take on the Nether or Hell itself, play a warlock!

4) The Ranger and more!

Other Changes

- The ability to find and Summon Mercenaries in order to help you with your fights, found in end game dungeons.

- New HP / Mana and Fame UI

- New pets associated with the Necromancer, Paladin and Warlock

- New Hero monsters

- New Elite monsters

- New Rare Dragons

- New Ancient Trolls

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- New Roaming world bosses in the regular play through!

- New avenging Angels

How to install: consult the readme file.

• Last update: Friday, July 7, 2017
• Genre: RPG
• File size: 83.1 MB

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Torchlight 2 Robot Parts

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Torchlight II - SynergiesMOD v.1.337	mod	83.1 MB	7/7/2017	37.6K	97
Torchlight II - Classes Reborn Overhaul v.19072016	mod	251.7 MB	7/4/2018	9.8K	48
Torchlight II - Community Class Modpack v.5.1	mod	12.6 MB	2/25/2017	7K	42
Torchlight II - Unearthed Arcana v.12012017	mod	104.9 MB	2/26/2017	4.2K	27
Torchlight II - Ink'd: Hand Drawn Graphics Texture Upgrade v.9	mod	119.2 MB	2/25/2017	3.3K	26
Torchlight II - ENG	demo	1338.5 MB	9/21/2012	5.9K	6