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Gaming Excellence, has just written up a detailed preview of the multiplayer aspects of Sacred 2. Notes of interest are in regards to the Hardcore mode, as well as how, if you party with another person who has chosen a different deity from yours, you will be able to be involved within the exclusive quests that all different deities give...without having to start another toon.

 

A good , comprehensive read, enjoy it

 

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gogo

 

Sacred 2: Fallen Angel Multiplayer Preview

CDV unleashes the sequel to their original Diablo-killer. Multiplayer impressions inside.

By Andrew Sztein, GamingExcellence

 

 

June 12, 2008 - At a CDV press event in San Francisco California, CDV Software was gracious enough to take us through the latest Sacred 2 build, including a detailed run through on the multiplayer aspects of this anticipated title.

 

For those who missed our single player preview, Sacred 2 is a Diablo style hack and slash RPG with a heavy emphasis on magic spells, differentiated character classes, and collecting rare loot to make your character more powerful.

 

The multiplayer aspects of the game tie directly into the single player mode in several ways. First, no matter which mode you choose, the game is played on the same enormous world map. Mario Kroll of CDV informed us that the map covers “22 square miles of varied terrain and will take six hours to walk from one corner of the map to the other.” Across the map are unique regions such as the northern Seraphim Island (a volcanic wasteland filled with tough enemies), a high elf region with a Mediterranean type climate, a human region similar to medieval England, and the expected desserts, marshlands, orc and troll regions, and tropical areas. Unlike Diablo, the map is not randomly generated, giving the game a hand-crafted feel that is more detailed and lush than any hack and slash title to date. Perhaps best of all, the game world is completely seamless, with nary a load time after the initial game load.

 

Whether playing single player or multiplayer, players will be using the same character is either mode, which is great for players looking for a little help on a particularly difficult quest or those who intend to play exclusively with friends.

 

Read more here.

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Good article, thanks for uploading it. Although after going through so many threads, youve gotten me up to like 10 tabs. I would just read what information you post.. but then thatd only be half the story. Excuse me for a second while I delete the other hundred tabs. clickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclick

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I hear you about the opened tabs. Welcome to my world :) Monster, it's too bad about having whole articles here. For Copy rights, we're supposed to only bring in a part of the article, while having readers read the better portion of it on the original site.

Sorry about the tabs.

 

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