Grim Dawn

Of all the ARPGs i played i like the Loot and Crafting system in Grim Dawn the best.

The campaign is long and varied and offers lots of optional content, and the game's world is very enjoyable to explore.

The combination of dual masteries, massive item variety, deep character customization, and excellent endgame content creates incredible replay value.

For players who value meaningful progression over seasonal resets, the endgame provides substantial content: roguelike dungeons, the Crucible arena, and ascending difficulty tiers that test both your gear and your piloting skills.

It's all here - melee, retaliation (thorns), dual wielding, 2h weapons, guns, shields, spells, pets, skeletons, DoTs and way more.

It's not quite the masterpiece many say though; where as D4 takes up over 140 gbs of disc space, GD only takes 10... and it eventually shows why; the graphics are lovely, but the maps are enormous and the textures repeat again and again.