Brewster

Feel free to add me to your friends list but be sure to mention Sacred 2 in your request. If the online experience is half as good as the couch co-op, this should be a blast. Gamertag: ImNotFatImFlufy

Thanks for the warm reception. Since I purchased this game three weeks ago, it has not left the xbox. The couch co-op is far too much fun. There have been moments when my buddy and I are eliminating enemies at such a rapid rate (and with a fair degree of style) that we were laughing hysterically. My girlfriend thinks I am totally nuts now.

While it may be a bit late to check in on this topic, I feel I will probably get sucked in to S3. As long as the character progression is interesting, there are things to kill, and loot to be had, I will be there.

I've been working on this build for the last few days and all I can say is WOW! She is killing 90% of the enemies before they even make it on to the screen. I find myself watching the minimap for red markers, press A (Xbox), and watch them disappear. Even if the mob manages to get a few through, you can just use Forest Flight (I think that is what it is called) and move away while they stay put. Awesome built Put! I feel like I'm taking a machine gun to a knife fight.

As of right now I have invested around 60 hours in this game and I've only had it for a week and a half. I have taken several builds to the early 20s before finding something I was not happy with and scraping them. Currently have four builds on the go (one couch co-op, and three single player runs). I find myself logging in around four hours a day (at the least).

Being Canadian, I was forced to take French classes in school. I was so bad at it that I switched to Spanish in grade 9 (dropped that tw years later). There really is no place to utilize my knowledge of the French language out here on the west coast (aside from watching the Canadiens broadcasts on CBC french) so my skills deteriorated to the point of becomming nonexistent. Regarding the manuals, I shouldn't be suprised with EB, two of the last three used games I bought from them contained a French manual while the other game contained no manual. Good thing we have the internet.

I've had my eye on this game during development, but when the low review scores started rolling in I thought it best to move on to something else. The other day I happened upon a copy for cheap and had to buy it. After playing the hell out of it for the last two weeks all I can say is why didn't I get this sooner. Well, better late than never. I found this site due to the inability of the staff at Electronic Boutique (two locations no less) gave me a used copy with a french instruction manual. This just made my learing curve that much steeper. Armed with a load of questions and queries I logged on to the internet and found Sacred nirvana. Thanks for all of the helpful tips and hints (not to mention the builds). BTW, my gamertag is: ImNotFatImFlufy (all builds are at or under level 20 due to constant revisions on my part)