Sacred 2: Sacred Hall Of The Temple Guardian

[SheHawk 198]

Hello to all here and I wish to thank all here at Dark Matters for making this site be possible. I like and love Sacred 2 so much that I have it for my PS3, my XBOX 36O and Sacred 2 Gold via GOG. Anyway, I like the character of the Temple Guardian and his backstory and indeed the detailed history of the Temple Guardians as told through the Temple Guardian's own personal quests and the information provided at the original location of The Hub, where at the end pillar a Temple Guardian tells you why they had to move the hub, etc. What really intrigues me is the location of the half sunken temple past the save pedestal where there is a merchant, a rune master and a blacksmith and it's before you enter the main Temple that takes you to the Great Machine. I'll include a screen shot of the location when I reach there on my PC version of the game, but hopefully some of you will now know where I mean, in simple terms it's where the last but one merchant is, top far end of the Waste Lands, you can't miss it, there. If you go to where the save pedestal is and look to your left, you wills see a half sunken temple/dungeon area that cannot be reached and obviously, it's not. But what if it were, what would it look like. Sadly I am not blessed to have the same exact textures as used in the dungeon level of the Great Machine. But I did my best to get as near match, though not exact, so please bare that in mind before commenting please on a dungeon level design that I made using SketchUp. Model Link: https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/682cace2-0bde-4acc-9880-1a51ad416885/Sacred-2-Sacred-Hall-Of-The-Temple-Guardian-Chambers

It's best vied in 3D if you like the design, please let me know and please be gentle, I'm not a pro expert model maker, just someone that loves to make 3D models. And if you really like it and are interested, I can post here for you all the link to the second level design to this first one. I like my 1st design so much that I decided to make a second one of which the first dungeon level design leads to.

[Flix 5,164]

That is very, very cool.  It's a shame we can't add maps and levels to the game through mod, you would make an excellent dungeon maker!

[SheHawk 198]

Thank you Flix for such a lovely compliment, I feel sincerely honoured, if you are interested, I have made other dungeon designs that are also available to view in my Trimble SketchUp Profile at the SketchUp Ware house. I have been contemplating if I should do more dungeon designs or not, I mean I do not want that to be the only thing that I'm good at in SketchUp and I have made other models. I have been using Sketchup since way back in the day it was the property of Google in it's 7th version release. I have made a whole lot more in my current account with Trimble, suffice as to say my old models are linked to an old account I sadly no longer have access to, but I at least I have a link to my profile of that old account that I am more than willing to share a link if you're interested, it's okay if not, but all of my older models and lots more of them are there. Anyway I decided rather than do too many other dungeon designs, I would make one mega one, I have images of dungeon maps from which I have created my dungeons from and no that isn't cheating, as I have to draw every single section, there is pulling up all of the walls then actually having texture all of them,which is a lot of work, many hours and time spent doing all of that. I use Images for my textures to which now I have my very own Textures Library and it's quite big. I cannot thank you enough for both your comment and your compliment.

[gogoblender 3,199]

19 hours ago, SheHawk said:

Hello to all here and I wish to thank all here at Dark Matters for making this site be possible. I like and love Sacred 2 so much that I have it for my PS3, my XBOX 36O and Sacred 2 Gold via GOG. Anyway, I like the character of the Temple Guardian and his backstory and indeed the detailed history of the Temple Guardians as told through the Temple Guardian's own personal quests and the information provided at the original location of The Hub, where at the end pillar a Temple Guardian tells you why they had to move the hub, etc. What really intrigues me is the location of the half sunken temple past the save pedestal where there is a merchant, a rune master and a blacksmith and it's before you enter the main Temple that takes you to the Great Machine. I'll include a screen shot of the location when I reach there on my PC version of the game, but hopefully some of you will now know where I mean, in simple terms it's where the last but one merchant is, top far end of the Waste Lands, you can't miss it, there. If you go to where the save pedestal is and look to your left, you wills see a half sunken temple/dungeon area that cannot be reached and obviously, it's not. But what if it were, what would it look like. Sadly I am not blessed to have the same exact textures as used in the dungeon level of the Great Machine. But I did my best to get as near match, though not exact, so please bare that in mind before commenting please on a dungeon level design that I made using SketchUp. Model Link: https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/682cace2-0bde-4acc-9880-1a51ad416885/Sacred-2-Sacred-Hall-Of-The-Temple-Guardian-Chambers

It's best vied in 3D if you like the design, please let me know and please be gentle, I'm not a pro expert model maker, just someone that loves to make 3D models. And if you really like it and are interested, I can post here for you all the link to the second level design to this first one. I like my 1st design so much that I decided to make a second one of which the first dungeon level design leads to.

Five 30 am in the morning here, and just loving this great history of your interest and pathing through this game.

Great satisfaction. 

As year after year goes by, I am always so happy with how much this game offers to fans that just distil even more beautiful craft to share with the community. 

I'm not a designer, but love and respect your effort and imagination. 

Welcome to DarkMatters!

 

gogo

[Delta! 992]

Wow! that looks soo cool. I can't even think of how to begin doing something like that... better I stay in the kitchen with my ice cream machine, mixers and blenders...

[SheHawk 198]

Gogoblender, thank you so much for the comment and I am honoured, In fact, I am surprised to get a comment from you another moderator and 1 administrator. I am so completely overwhelmed. Yes, Sacred 2 is definitely by far the most best RPG I have ever played since Darkstone (PSone) and Draken: The Ancient Gates (PS2), I have been playing Sacred 2 for over 8 years+ now and I can safely say, it's not easy, but worth while learning what works in the game and what does not and which are the best skill sets, to chose, etc. It's quite a learning curve and I never get tired of playing the game. In fact I like Sacred 2 more than the first game, Sacred. But that's just me personally, as well as wishing there were a male and female version of each character, or just simply more characters to be able to chose from. I have some interesting character ideas, but I do not know if it is possible to add extra ones to the game or not and I'm no game maker, I'm just a person as I said, that likes to make and build 3D Models, from dungeon designs to the Doctor's TARDIS from Doctor Who, my concept of a new Kit Car (Knight Rider) and even a few own concepts for the TARDIS Console.

[SheHawk 198]

Delta, thank you also for your comment, it made me giggle lots. SketchUp like Sacred 2, it's quite a learning curve and I love equally every aspect of model making as I do playing Sacred 2. I only wish I knew how to do computer programming to be able to make my own game. Alas, I cannot, as I am learning disabled. I never thought I would quite get the hang of SketchUp, but thankfully it really does have easy to use tools/functionality, true it seems daunting at first and it does take some time learning how the tools work in the program and how they affect the models, when making them. It also helps having an artistic streak, though I know and respect that not everyone has one of those.