Titan Quest
Cheat Codes:
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Submitted by: RM
Easy experience:
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At the start of the game, in the first village you are asked to kill a level 4
Satyr shaman. Complete this quest. Instead of moving out of the village, just
log out. Once you log back in, all the monsters and chests in the area will
have respawned. Clearing the starting village several times will allow you to
go from level 1 to 4 with relative ease. If desired, you can use this method
to get to level 5, but it is highly ineffective. You can also use this power
leveling trick while in any area with monsters around your level. In addition,
using this trick significantly increases your chance of fighting rare monsters
and getting better items.
Expert mode:
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After completing the game, it can be played again with the same monsters but
30 levels higher.
Yeti boss:
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Have good armor, tons of potions and a good weapon and stand right in front of
him. when u r getting weak use potions to heal urself. I also recommend using
a power i used the lightning attack.
Unlockable Costume Codes:
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During play, press the Esc key and you can enter the codes before clicking
"Unlock Content" to produce the corresponding gear.
373624 - Armament of Gaul set.
437626 - Armament of Germania set.
925678 - Garb of the Great Merchant.
274267 - Shinobi Shozoku set.
123 - Male and female skins.
12345 - Dress, skirtless, and adult skins.
Powerful mastery combination:
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Strategy helps when selecting a mastery, mainly the second one. Once you reach
level 8, think before making a choice. If you like Defense, choose it as your
first mastery. At level 8 combine it with the Nature mastery and you will have
high defense and regenerative abilities. For more action, choose the Earth
mastery then combine it with Storm to gain ultimate power.
How Projectiles Are Behaving:
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In this guide we explain how projectiles are behaving and how the projectile
speed work.
A projectile is another game object, it’s a mesh moving in space and it has the
following specifications, for our case:
* Velocity
* Distancelimit
* Hitlifetime
* Misslifetime
An entity has a projectile speed which is actually a modifier:
* Projectilespeed
All units are guessed because there is no indication on what they are in the
files, however the standard in video games is to use SI, so meters and seconds
in our case.
The formulas to calculate the distance travelled are the following.
// Hit
Distance = (velocity * projectileSpeed) * HitLifetime
// Miss
Distance = (velocity * projectileSpeed) * MissLifetime
However, the game specifies a distance limit, so if the projectile distance is
greater than the distanceLimit it will stop at the distanceLimit otherwise at
distance. What passing through enemies means, is that the projectile is not
stopped and use the MissLifetime instead of HitLifetime once it hits.
-=Example=-
I’ll use the default arrow.
* Velocity 20 m/s
* DistanceLimit 19 m
* HitLifetime 2 s
* MissLifetime 12 s
* Distance = (velocity * projectileSpeed) * MissLifetime
* 120m = (20* 0.5) * 12 // If your `projectileSpeed` is 50%
* 240m = (20* 1.0) * 12 // If your `projectileSpeed` is 100%
* 360m = (20* 1.5) * 12 // If your `projectileSpeed` is 150%
* 480m = (20* 2.0) * 12 // If your `projectileSpeed` is 200%
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