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1. Sacred 2 Fallen Angel Walkthrough

Comments:Sacred 2: Fallen Angel is the latest in a recent line of action-RPG’s to hit consoles. Unlike other titles in the genre, this game doesn’t follow the traditional and straightforward start-to-finish direction, giving you the ability to play it at your own pace, how you want and when you want. There’s the massive final boss fight and ultimately an end, but there’s so much variety and action throughout Sacred 2, that it’s difficult to bundle it together with other recent games in the genre.

It genuinely feels like a breath of fresh air, providing a challenging and overall intriguing experience through its surprisingly strong narrative and great combat gameplay. Although not perfect, Sacred 2 has plenty to offer for diehards of the genre, but what can it offer for non-fans of the genre?There are multiple classes/ranks in Sacred 2, all of which can be achieved by playing through some 500 quests on offer. There are two separate main campaigns – light and dark – both of which have you embarking on a wild adventure as an energy called T-Energy brings the land together to create magic and life. It’s your typical run-of-the-mill, so-bad-its-good plot that is executed well for the most part through decent cut-scenes and voice acting.The classes range from spellcasters, hybrids and wizards, all of which have a near-infinite amount of customization options that allow you to play the game however you wish.

This is definitely one of Sacred 2’s best aspects, as the game really allows you to play the game almost exactly as you’d want to. Your character can be evolved and shaped into anything you want within the basic class ranges, so the depth is there when it comes to the character customization.The development of your character is very wide-open, with the game really encouraging you to take different directions and risks with the customization of your character early on in the game.

As you progress, the number of choices decreases, so you have plenty on offer just as you start the game off. This is actually a really great direction for the character development, as you can mould your character early on and create a consistent personality from the start. While that way may add a sense of progression for the character, the ability to choose from so many options early on gives you that sense of choice because there’s so much on offer. Because of this, you’re more interested in what you choose and more decisive, therefore becoming more connected to the character.As you progress through the game, you can also unlock specific transport by using gold obtained from completing a quest. Buying a Spider or Saber-Tooth is a great way to move through the map quickly, as it’s a rather large map that can take a while to move through. The game really makes you work for things like this though, not letting you get the pleasures of life in the land without earning them beforehand. If you think moving through the land initially is tedious, you’d best start completing some quests and working up your gold storages to get things moving a bit quicker.There are plenty of portals around the map, which can be used to transport your character to other areas of the land.

However, only one of these can be turned on at any one time, so choosing which one to open and when is an important decision to make when deciding to open one up. Portals are located quite frequently, but they won’t cut out running and exploring all together, as the map is large enough to have a portal and quest spread far a part from one another that you’ll need transport between them.The biggest challenge this title faced when coming to consoles was whether or not it would be able to make a successful transition from PC. Thankfully, Sacred 2 is proof that a PC-based RPG can be made on consoles. The controls are solid and accessible, without any awkward button placement. The triggers and four face buttons are used for spells and attacks, and it’s a pretty basic set-up that actually makes combat a treat to be involved in. You’ll be raining terror down onto enemies with ease, causing havoc across the land as you master your spell button placement and learn your character’s strengths and weaknesses.Sacred 2 has a surprisingly enjoyable multiplayer experience, offering two-player co-op via local play, and four-player co-op online over XBOX Live and PSN. The campaign is open in full to tackle with your friends, but you can also go head-to-head against your mates in the interesting and fun PvP that takes place in the large world.

It’s great that a game with already so much depth and length has a pretty enjoyable co-op mode to get involved in.The title has a distinctive charm throughout, from the audio to the graphics, with great attention to detail in the villages. The backgrounds are hand-drawn, which look surprisingly gorgeous, although the game seems to struggle with the draw distance.

StoryA mysterious force called T-Energy is the source of all life and magic in Ancaria. It was originally solely under the control of the ancient race of Seraphim. However, over time as they lost interest in the world, they gave some of their control to the High Elves. With this power, the High Elves quickly became the dominant race of Ancaria. A power struggle is raging between two factions within the High Elves. The nobility and clergy are each trying to gain control over the T-Energy.

Other races take advantage of the distraction the conflict provides and try to gain control of the T-Energy themselves, so they can become the dominant and most powerful race. As these events unfold, the T-Energy goes increasingly out of control and changes into a destructive force. A force that mutates creatures, destroys cities, and renders entire regions uninhabitable. The campaign selection you make will determine whether your story involves healing the land, or intensifying the chaos.Versions: Currently out on the PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 as of May 12, 2009. Campaign A piece of the world map (explored areas lit)The game features a very-large, open-world map with two campaigns, one called 'Light' and the other called 'Shadow.' Throughout the chosen campaign it will crossover with the other, in one example in the Light campaign you are asked to defend a town whilst in Shadow you are asked to attack that same town.The player can choose whether their character follows the Light or Shadow path, except for Seraphim and Inquisitor.

Those two have their paths set and cannot follow the other. Meaning, a Seraphin can only play through the Light campaign while an Inquisitor can only play through the Shadow campaign. ClassesThere are 6 classes in the original Sacred 2, the expansion Fire and Ice adds another extra class:The Seraphim is an ideal all-around character well suited for beginners and veterans alike.

They can use most weapons and wear heavy armor. Their aspects of Exalted Warrior, Celestial Magic and Revered Technology reflect a mix of offensive combat arts and solid protection spells. Efficient buffs like Warding Energy comple the profile of a versatile, strong character class. The Seraphim fights for the light and can only therefore only choose the Light Campagin and may not chose a dark God for her Divine Devotion spell. Her unique mount is a Sabertooth.The Shadow Warrior is a robust, hard to kill and skilled fighter, making him perfect for beginners. He is able to use the largest swords and heaviest war axes and maces.

His strikes are deadly and is especially a proficient killer in close quarters. His link to the undead allows him to call on fallen comrades to aid him in battle, including summoning up to four skeleton soldiers to fight along side him. His unique mount is the Hellhound.Of all the character classes in Sacred 2, the High Elf comes the closest to being a 'classic mage' She has three magic-based aspects at her command. Arrant Pyromancer which is especially useful for learning fire spells. Mystic Stormite, which grants her access to a number of ice-based spells, and Delphic Arcania which contains special protection spells such as a teleport spell and a banishing circle. The High Elf's constitution is relatively weak and therefor she is easily wounded by melee attacks.

In a fight she is dependent on the use of her combat arts, so playing her requires more strategy than that of a melee class. Her unique mount is the Wind Serpent.While the High Elves work mainly with elemental magic, their enemies, the Dryads, focus on nature. Capricious Hunter, Cabalistic Voodoo, and Nature Weaver are the aspects used by the Dryad. She is also the ranged combat specialist among the character classes and starts off with a blowgun and a better than average dexterity value. No one can beat this character when it comes to bows and blowguns. At the same time, her magic is relatively weak initially and as such, is recommended more for advanced and veteran players. Her unique mount is the Monitor Lizard.The Temple Guardian is a special character who can access T-Energy directly.

In contrast to the other characters, one of his most important weapons - his weapons arm - is already built in, meaning his left arm changes with whatever combat art is used at the time. He is always able to fire a bolt of energyfor this arm, but as such cannot dual wield, use two-handed weapons, or use a shield. Due to his unique abilities, he makes an excellent support character in co-op play, but is better suited for experienced players in single player campaign. His unique mount is a Mobiculum. He is also the only character that can be only played in the 'good' campaign.The Inquisitor is the complete inverse of a the Seraphim and is to the powers of Darkness what the Seraphim are to the powers of Light.

The Inquisitor is a High Priest of the High Elves, although the clergy is in direct conflict with the aristocratic High Elves and want total control of T-Energy. His combat arts are of a dark nature, including Nefarious Netherworld, magic that drains souls from his opponents and turns the dead into weapons. Just like his counterpart - the Seraphim - he is a versatile character as an excellent melee fighter with and extensive command of magic. The Inquisitor, being an ally of the Dark, can only play the Dark Campaign and may call on a much more limited number of the Gods than most other characters. The Inquisitors unique mount is the Shroud Spider.One extra class has been added in the expansion pack, Blood & Ice: Dragon MageThe Dragon Mage is part of a dragon cult from a remote part of the world. The members of the cult are respected by and live together with dragons in a community. Only a chosen few are being granted the honour of being instructed by the dragons for training in the ancient dragon magic.

A magic that comes from a dimension beyond this world. This energy can take on the powerful T-Energy, which is the source of all life and all magic in Ancaria.Only the most powerful who complete this training are capable of assuming the form of a dragon and of using the concentrated power of dragon magic. Only they have the privilige of being allowed to carry the title 'Dragon Mage'. The unique mount of the Dragon Mage is the Draconicon, a hybrid crossover between a dragon and a horse.

MultiplayerThe game features 16 player on the PC, 4 players through Xbox 360's Live service and the Playstation 3's 4 players via PSN, or 2 offline. Sacred 2: Fallen Angel incorporates several elements from MMORPG games such as and persistent characters across servers.

Soundtrack:The soundtrack for Sacred 2 is also available composed by Dynamedion Studio. It features a bonus track by metal band, who also make an in-game cameo as NPCs. TrackTitle01main menu theme02highelves capital03highelves day suite05desert day suite06humans town07humans castle08humans love day09humans day suite10dryads town11dryads day suite12orcs camp13orcs day suite14seraphim hq day suite15swamp day suite16canyon day suite17island day18big machineMounts Any class - HorseAcross Ancaria you will find many horse dealers.

They offer all kinds of animals, from the simple nag up to a real war horse. Any NPC with a horseshoe icon will be happy to exchange a large sum of gold for a nice mount. Seraphim – Saber-toothed TigerThe Seraphim may look like angels, but their mounts have nothing angelic about them.

Their large fangs not only look dangerous, but are indeed deadly weapons. Shadow Warrior – HellhoundThe Hellhound is the perfect companion for a warrior trapped between life and death. When this appears from the underworld, it strikes fear into the heart of every opponent. Dryad - Monitor LizardThe Dryads respect nature and ever since the Great War they have hated T-Energy. It makes sense that their special mount is a Monitor Lizard, because these giant lizards complement the Dryad's preference for ranged weapons very well.

High Elf - Wind SerpentThe Wind Serpent would seem almost cute, if it weren’t for its glowing eyes. The Wind Serpent’s appearance is not as commanding as that of a Dragon, but its powers are no less formidable. Inquisitor - Shroud SpiderThe dark powers have provided a very special mount for the Inquisitor.

He rides on the back of a large dark spider while weaving his powerful spells. Temple Guardian - MobiculumAll characters except for the Temple Guardian have a “biological” special mount. He, on the other hand, uses a modern, T-Energy powered monowheel, a machine that is as imposing as it is dangerous. The Temple Guardian can use his combat arts even when sitting inside the Mobiculum.

Sacred 2 Fallen Angel Walkthrough

Dragon Mage - DraconiconThe Draconicon appears to be a 4 hoofed version of a dragon (Draco = dragon). Unlike most horses this unnatural spawn has carnivorous teeth and only the Dragon Mage is able to control this beast.