dimitrius154

The A.I. selection is hadcoded to the spell function. Hmm, the Doppel seems to use it's entire spell set in the Addendum... oh, and I know, why. Because I've changed it's second behaviour from "Hireling_brave_ex" to "Hireling_mage_no_defense". Have I even cared to mention it in the notes?...

Hmm, I see no erroneous references within the code.

cutscene_HE_good is definitely present in vanilla, I've never tampered with it. These look like character starting cinematics, the devs must have considered alignment-dependent variations, but never made it happen, so there's no difference, whether _goog, or _bad is used. The SW introduction must have been coded last, so they didn't bother to make separate version.

@Lorane@Sirisk The Yeti issue is resolved.

Ah, that one. It uses either "Hireling_distance" or "Hireling_mage_no_defence", depending on the attack in question. I've not fixed the buff casting until the Addendum, if I recall correctly, so buff casts happen only once.

Hmm, a dll can't be loaded in ollydbg32, unless you have a full set of files it addresses present, 0x102A9E68 is not a value but an address. That's the point. There's no proper user-friendly mod toolkit for Sacred 2, unlike Elder Scrolls, or Total War. Therefore there's no sea of mod makers here. Aspiring folks receive guidance, but are expected to do their own research. Some may call the approach "elitist", but then again I've never been into populism, however unpopular that may sound.

Having thought it over, I've concluded, that granting personal requests sets a precedent. One I'd rather avoid.

And a very peculiar one, I might add. I've not expected one of the regular monster ID's to be turned into a superunique in D2F, so I just copied every entry. As a result, I'm now working on the Frozenstein boss model and sound.

I see, you need v1.10.

Do you use ollydbg32, or CheatEngine? Looks like CheatEngine to me.

You'll need to download and install ollydbg32, open s2logic.dll, proceed to offset 0x102A9E68 and edit the skill progression table. The values are represented in HEX)

Some areas of the worldmap are either completely empty, or filled with weird artifacts. In Sacred 1, the ocean south of the Desert ends in one gigantic waterfall. I've made extensive code modifications to Sacred 1, but never published the result. Once my Sacred 2 project is deemed complete, there's a point in making my Sacred 1 efforts available to the larger audience.

Ah, the progression. 2, 3, 5, 8, 12, 18, 25, 35, 45, 55, 65, 75, 85, 95, 105, 115, 125, 135, 145, 155

Hmm, level 152.

Yes, but that would break the, ahem, "fourth wall". Just like the I did with the Daemon in Sacred 1.

Hmm, try redownloading the current version. The "Extra" folder is now called "Dark Mod".

Only if our colleague @Pesmontis decides to get back in business and finish up the Map Editor.

A little bit of humour from our colleagues and predecessors, the developers of CM Patch 1.00 - 1.50. The game was THAT bugged and unstable, the closest real world example would be the British XL70 model weapons.

This specific unit had not been tampered with, other than skills. If you get the accociated quest completed, the old hag definitely 's been there.

Definitely unintentional. May I have the save file?

It's one of the variables in the new equation.

Technically, yes, most legendaries can be be received on bronze.