Facebook
Reddit
Email
Learning what Flow is and how it works can significantly improve your combat, allowing you to deal devastating impacts in Titan Quest 2.
Titan Quest 2, the action RPG, features a detailed combat system. It offers multiple ways to unleash your god-like powers, aiding your journey to end the reign of Nemesis. The game’s Mastery system lets you mix and match various skills and modifiers to create your perfect build. Beyond this, the game also includes certain unique combat mechanics like Flow. It is a special type of stacking resource that can be consumed with certain skills to unleash powerful effects. Mastering the Flow system can make you unstoppable in the battle, dominating with pure aggression. This guide explains everything you need to know about Flow mechanics in Titan Quest 2.
Related: Titan Quest 2 Glancing Hit Explained
How To Gain and Use Flow in Titan Quest 2
Flow is a stacking resource in Titan Quest 2, similar to Overwhelm. These resources do not have effects on their own, but can be used to fuel other skills to enhance attacks. The Flow can be gained by certain abilities and Flow-specific modifiers, while others consume the stacked resource to unleash powerful effects.
How To Gain Flow
You can add Gain Flow modifiers to your Primary Attack, which offers a 20% chance to gain Flow on hit. Additionally, adding the Flow Gain modifier on skills like Lethal Strike, Vanish, and Flicker lets you build stacks. Here is how it works:
- Lethal Strike: Killing a marked target gains Flow (Requires Mark Focus Modifier).
- Vanish: Gain Flow on use
- Flicker: Gain Flow by hitting your marked target.
How To Use Flow
Once you have stacked enough Flow, you can use it to enhance your Flow-specific skills. Using the skills during combat consumes Flow and activates specific buffs, usually increasing your damage output. Adding Flow-specific modifiers like Flow Spender and Consume Flow on certain skills, like Mark for Death and Rain of Arrows, allows you to utilize the mechanic. Here is how it works:
- Mark for Death (Flow Spender): Consumes Flow and hits the target with 4 Shadow Daggers.
- Grenade (Flow Spender): Consumes Flow and launches 1 Projectile.
- Barrage (Consume Flow): Consumes Flow and deals 50% more damage.
- Rain of Arrows (Consume Flow): Consumes Flow and deals 50% more damage.
- Lethal Strike: Consumes Flow innately and deals 25% more damage.
Since Flow and Overwhelm are both stacking resources, Consume Flow modifiers cannot be used with an active Consume Overwhelm modifier.
Thank you for reading the article. We provide the latest news and create guides for new and old titles, including Death Stranding 2, Baldur’s Gate 3, Roblox, Destiny 2, and more.
