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  1. Easiest way, head to a shop and check the small shield / circle in the top right corner of an item. Bronze has a quarter filled circle, Silver a half filled circle, Gold a 3/4 filled circle, Platinum is completely filled and Niob is a full yellow circle. Also, healthpotions do less healing in higher difficulties. Thus when it shows 100% it's bronze, when it's 70% (I think it is) it's Silver. Thorin
    2 points
  2. Just some general information: Nearly everything scales better in higher difficulties. That means enemy stats and item stats, as well as item drops. Pretty much everything in the game scales, and everything that scales is greater in each successive difficulty level. Bronze is useful for leveling a fresh character up to maybe 5-10 before moving to Silver, just to get them some basic gear, starter skills and CA's.
    1 point
  3. There's plenty of goblins to kill once you crossed the bridge to Silvercreek. The area north of it was called "Goblin lawn" in MP for a reason. Simply kill them there - just don't forget to pick up some other goblin related quests in both Silvercreek and the unnamed trade post on the way to the next main quest city - collect the hearts and turn the quest in when you got the next portal unlocked as the quest giver is close to the Bellevue portal anyway. Thorin
    1 point
  4. The percentuals in Bargaining are relative, so it's not like you can amount to 100% eventually. The most that I could make of it was 20 something percent. The simple math is at least a factor of 2x your char level, that's why the Bargaining suit is relevant for when you go shopping. EP mastery gives you more bang for the buck in terms of loot, even in quests. It turns most if not all of your loot into yellow or better, so once you start bringing down elites and bosses you have a fairly good chance for great drops. With Bargaining it comes to a point where you're "not playing" and just refreshing vendors for that one ring or modifier.
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  5. What I forgot to add: The shield / circle thingy is only for Sacred 1. For Sacred 2 the easiest way is to hoover your mouse pointer over a dropped or bought item and pressing the [alt] button. The description should show from which difficulty it is. Also: In Sacred 2 runes from various difficulties don't stack in your inventory. So when playing a seraphim for example, the Assailing Somersault runes from Bronze and Silver form two "piles". Use the hoovering / [alt] button I mentioned above and you know immediately which difficulty you're in. But in general, you're even able to see that in the main screen the moment you select a character........ Thorin
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  6. I think you're hitting the nail in the head there. The game always had a huge amount of sarcasm and dark humour mixed with contemporary references, so I think that's something to be carried on. To this day I still feel like some dialogues are vague references to this and that, even if those quests aren't fully assumed as Easter eggs. That's the fun part of it, that you can relate to those things. As a side note, how awesome is Sheik Yerbouti for a name?!
    1 point
  7. It's not a bug. Enemies in the staring area do not respawn. It's only after you cross the bridge with the guard warning about dangers that enemies start respawning.
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