Sacred 2 Discussion
- Thread starter Isengard
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phoenix
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I would buy it if it wasn' sucha biatch to patch
It isn't as bad as it is made out to be.
Buy a Gb or two of local bandwidth from Axxess, go here where you will find the 1Gb retail to 2.40 international update Make sure that your download manager catches the download then stop it and switch to local before continuing the download.
Install Sacred 2 then install the patch.
Let's try to stay on topic, shall we? ;-)
Isengard
No Hobbits Allowed
You could pretty much max the hell out of it on that system. I played on max with a lesser PC. It does have a memory leak that crops up after about an hour, but alt+tabbing sorts it right out. I only have 2 gigs of RAM though.
Gradius
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Thanks Phoenix, but I don't use adsl...
Wlad
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So anyone playing this game or has played this game and you would like to give some tips, you're welcome to post here.
I have two high level toons and finished the campaign once already. I'll help where I can as well.
What version of the game did you have when you finished the campaign? I had 2.10, but I couldn't finish the campaign as I encountered a game-breaking glitch at the final bosses - those doors around the circular room locked me out and I couldn't get back in
haven't tried again after updating to 2.40
phoenix
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Hmmm.....best ask a friend to download it and pop it onto a DVD for you.
If you were based in East London, I would have offered to do it for you.
Isengard
No Hobbits Allowed
What version of the game did you have when you finished the campaign? I had 2.10, but I couldn't finish the campaign as I encountered a game-breaking glitch at the final bosses - those doors around the circular room locked me out and I couldn't get back in
I finished on 2.34, which is the latest patch that I have atm.
Wlad
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I see, maybe I should install it again and try to finally finish it, if only it wasn't for that 20GB install you mentioned.
Gradius
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phoenix
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I suppose that would depend on how discerning you are. If you enjoy action RPGs then you may enjoy it. If however, you believe that any game which does not adhere closely to the latest AD&D rules and entails the management of more stats than Fallout is an Abomination unto the 12 sided die, then you will probably consign the game's two discs unto the Flames of Tash'myrkul.
Isengard
No Hobbits Allowed
If you like hack and slash RPG's then you'll love this game. It's a completely open game world, much like an MMO. Lots of exploring to do, secrets to find and nasty bosses to make life miserable
. The best part is playing in co-op mode.
Isengard
No Hobbits Allowed
They mostly fall into typical stereotypes, but a lot of them can be quite entertaining. There are just so many sides that eventually it will feel like de ja vu. One of the big draws is finding rare and set items.