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Yes I'm still a Necro main in D3, although I'm currently on a gaming hiatus. Necro L70(91) Siphon blood, purity of essence Skeletal mage, singularity Corpse lance, blood lance Command golem, bone golem Leech, cursed ground Blood rush, metabolism Swift harvesting Final service Extended servitude Draw life

I'm sorry but I can't recall. I haven't played Crusader since the Necro DLC was released. Can you view the build of dead toons? All my Crusaders died in end game. I don't know if Necro survives better or if I finally learned enough humility.

A did A LOT of Crusader. After the Necro was released I switched.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

I have no doubt it works as well as ever. I played on ps3 before switching to PC so I could play the xpac. It's absolutely playable on console, and if not for the xpac I'd have played ps3 to the bitter end. Sacred 2, console and pc, lacks the fit and polish of a over hyped game from one of the big name studios. OTOH, Sacred 2 has panache and flair those studios seem incapable of delivering.

Welcome aboard!

On rare occasions, the subsequent Guardians won't activate. In that case, reload and try again.

Looks like an enhanced D3. Not like that's a bad thing. I hold console D3 in high regard. If I get back into video games in a year or two and there's a console version, I'll definitely pick up a copy.

When I had my ps3, pushing right on L1 made my character move right. PC can't do that. On pc you get side steps and back pedalling.

You can do it with a Steam controller or any pc controller with a 3rd party app. I've tried it and found it unacceptable. There's no way to get left and right movement, which is something you expect from a controller. The best you can do is rotate the camera left and right.

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Welcome aboard!

I seem to recall that I had a tool years back that included a mouse-look feature, among a variety of other tools. The tool stopped working long ago but that it would tell me that it should be possible.

You can use 3rd party software to map your controller to keyboard functions, but it will never be like a real controller game. For example, rather than up/ down/ left/ right on the thumb stick, you get forward/ back pedal/ camera left/ camera right.

Cooking is the gift that keeps on giving. You craft a sword and it's forever. Food buffs last like 30 minutes, so everyone always needs more.

I always liked cooking. It wasn't really much different from other crafts, but I liked it more for some reason.

Most of beta was me, Kiy, Wygram and Max. Knuckles did one beta but didn't care for GW2. I think Ryan did one as well.

Yesterday, I was farming skill points in the Char starter zone, and I remembered the jumping puzzle there that a group of us from FDM tried during beta. At the top was supposed to be a powerful mini boss and a big treasure chest. It went like most things did. Max facing certain death with glee and joie de vivre, and me repeatedly saying, "we are going to DIE!". And we died in beta. A lot. Not just in the jumping puzzle, but lots of ways, doing lots of things. We did not make it to the top. I found the jumping puzzle and made it to the top (no YouTube required). I swapped the monster like a fly, opened the chest and thought "I would have expected more". Hard to believe 7 years since GW2 beta. That also means Sacred 2 Closed Net has been feasting in Valhalla for 7 years...

True, but a bot wouldn't help two people actually play together.

I think he means a separate copy of the game per PC. You can run two instances of Sacred 2 on one PC, but I don't know how you'd accomplish the user inputs (keyboard and mouse). There might be some 3rd party tool for that.

I tried a Steam controller, but the thumb stick was too weird. With a controller you expect to move up/down/left/right. With the Steam controller I got move up, pan camera left/ right, and walk backwards. That's just plain wrong.

Welcome aboard! I'd say that couch coop on PC is impossible. I can't imagine how that would work, and I've never even heard the question asked before now. Sorry

RPG: Pools of Darkness on Amiga A-RPG: Heroes or Baldur's Gate 2 on xbox

I'd say what you're feeling is like survivor's guilt. I'm glad you're ok, and I hope they get your wife taken care of asap.

That's not one my nephews play. They love FPS games, so I can't say why. These days it's D3 on Xbox 1 when we get together.