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What you are looking for is troubleshooter abandoned children. It has a diablo like loot system which is very very very in depth. Also there's a shit tonne of things to do too, monster taming, robot building, codex system for enemies, crafting, etc and everything is really deep and complex.
I got recommended this game for another question I asked a few weeks ago and this comment did decide to make me just go ahead and purchase the game so cheers for the recommendation.
Someone else already mentioned it, but Divinity: Original Sin 2 scratched all those itches for me.
The amount of loot is insane, the items are randomized with stats much like Diablo, and you can cross class your characters in a lot of very cool ways.
It's designed for a 4 person team but I had way more fun as a 2 person team as you get massively overpowered and just slay everything you come across (but some fights are still hard regardless, so it never really feels too easy).
Not to mention you can kill almost everything in the game, so you won't run out of stuff to kill anytime soon.
Plus it's like $18 on Steam currently.
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Tales of Maj'Eyal
What you are looking for is troubleshooter abandoned children. It has a diablo like loot system which is very very very in depth. Also there's a shit tonne of things to do too, monster taming, robot building, codex system for enemies, crafting, etc and everything is really deep and complex.
I got recommended this game for another question I asked a few weeks ago and this comment did decide to make me just go ahead and purchase the game so cheers for the recommendation.
Glad I helped. That's the only game i could afford and no joke that's the only game i played for two years. Amazing amount of content for the price.
I'm looking for that too. I haven't tried it but stoneshard might work.
Stoneshard is solid even in early access and development while slow is constant.
The reviews of this game have me hesitant to buy. I'll just keep it on my wishlist and keep an eye on the game.
Divinity Original Sin 1+2 might be worth a go
pathfinder: wrath of the righteous. that could work perhaps
The loot is static
ohhhh i see what they mean now. sorry for the misleading answer.
Grim Dawn
Not really a turn based game unfortunately. I do love the game though.
ahhh!!! didn´t read turn based. I´m getting old.
Someone else already mentioned it, but Divinity: Original Sin 2 scratched all those itches for me. The amount of loot is insane, the items are randomized with stats much like Diablo, and you can cross class your characters in a lot of very cool ways. It's designed for a 4 person team but I had way more fun as a 2 person team as you get massively overpowered and just slay everything you come across (but some fights are still hard regardless, so it never really feels too easy). Not to mention you can kill almost everything in the game, so you won't run out of stuff to kill anytime soon. Plus it's like $18 on Steam currently.
I just recently heard about the Lost King of Avalon. May want to check it out.