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Sacred 2 Exterminator Mod View File Exterminator Mod -- by Flix Got arachnophobia? Tired of working as Ancarian pest control? This mod is for you. Overview =================================== * Exterminator Mod replaces/removes all rats and insects from the game. This does not apply to creatures spawned through quests, or the insect bosses. * Replacement creatures include any and all other manner of monsters. Replacements were chosen to make sense in terms of the given region. * Some quests may become unfinishable because they require the player to kill x amount of spiders, scarabs, etc. I assume players that want this mod wouldn't want to play those quests anyway. * This mod requires Sacred 2 + Ice & Blood expansion with the latest patch (2.65.02) installed (or simply Sacred 2 Gold), plus Community Patch 1.60. * Should be compatible with any mod except for Diablo 2 Fallen. The only file altered is spawn.txt. Check the scripts of any other mods you have installed to be sure. Install Instructions =================================== * Download the Generic Mod Enabler (GME) and install it to your Sacred 2 root folder. ** Mod Enabler is available at http://www.softpedia.com/get/Others/Miscellaneous/Generic-Mod-Enabler.shtml ** For Steam the root folder is C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Sacred 2 Gold ** For GOG or disk version, the root folder is wherever you installed the game, for example C:\Sacred 2 Gold * After running the GME once, it will make a folder called "MODS" there. * Extract/copy/move the contents of the compressed file into the "MODS" folder. There should be a folder called "Exterminator Mod". * Run the GME and enable the mod. The GME will back up your clean files and will allow to you to easily enable/disable the mod as you wish. Submitter Flix Submitted 01/10/2019 Category Community Patch  

I truly can't remember the last time I heard something so beautiful. Once I great while I will hear a song that hits all the right notes in me. When I got to the part at the 4 minute mark, I literally had tears on my cheeks (sitting at work no less). This whole channel is amazing. It's a family of singers, and they tackle mostly Tolkien's poems.

I posted this video to serve as an example to compare and contrast the differences in the how a High Elf Pyromancer uses her "boss slaying" Combat Art, Incendiary Shower to that of the Mystic Stormite's Glacial Thorns. I didn't use Expulse Magic or any Health Potion during this battle to the death with the malevolent Queen Of The Spiders in order to determine how survivable my build would be.

It's done.

Indeed, good sir! They can be a gastronomical cyclone! tornado => vortex

tamales -> Tornado sometimes...they're the samething gogo

I assume he already has +19 All Skills given the numerical difference between the skill level and character level. It's better to run shopping for +Bargaining amulets and socket them into a proper suit, and as you get more bonus points into it better stuff will appear. Less than 200-250 skill level at 99 character level probably won't show excellent stuff though. Odd that Constitution isn't mastered and that at halfway through only two skills are mastered. You could have four to five mastered skills at level 99 and that would make a lot of difference I believe. You should definitely master Constitution and the Pyro skills as soon as possible, Ancient Magic though tempting can be left for later on. One interesting thing is that you can run a shield build with a single point in SL and you'll still have around 50% block chance from melee attacks, which combined with Incandescent Skin's Revenge mod should get your defense covered. I did so with a Magic Coup HE and it works well enough and you need not stray your skill points too far. Enhanced Perception... Either char level or leave it in my opinion. Also, if you already have Concentration that high you might as well master it and use all three buffs, modifying the imp for better regen times, which will result in better DPS. Other than that just eat 200 runes into GI since it's basically a "negative penalty" (a boni). The more the skill climbs the more benefits you get so get it to 200 and raise it as far as possible. It's just about the only buff where that's true. Cool to see a full Armaments of Hell set!

Indeed, good sir Gogo! Forsooth, if a hero slays such a mighty boss, one with powers as of the gods, then verily, what name doth one have for that aforesaid champion?