Sacred 2: Fallen Angel Comments by Rob Fahey
On your knees.
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Laserbream
11/11/07 @ 09:37
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I was about to say that Mythos looks friendlier to low-resource PCs, but if this is on the 360 as well...
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This actually sounds really good, but so did Two Worlds, as was mentioned in the article. I'm not getting my hopes up, but if review indicate they haven't stuffed it all up when it comes, I'll definitely look out for the 360 version (my PC is pretty much steam-powered, and I have no plans to upgrade it right now).
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On another note, I always think it's stupid for developers to criticise other games in the genre, when their game will probably be exactly the same. Take the fireball example - even if you can decide to shoot three fireballs, power a single one up, or add homing capability, most of the abilities will probably suck and you'll end up with one or possibly two optimum builds that everyone with a fireball will eventually use, like a single, massively powerful fireball with minor homing capabilities.
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PearOfAnguish
11/11/07 @ 11:41
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"Sounds good, but the whole "drop-in co-op server" thing was done exactly like that in Titan Quest."
I think Sacred 1 did it first. |
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Mr.Fahrenheit
11/11/07 @ 12:04
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From those screenshots I'm struggling to see how this game can be described as pretty...
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CouldntResist
11/11/07 @ 13:05
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Autobalancing in Oblivion was annoying because it killed the immersion. I'd say it's not as much of a problem in Sacred 2 as it relies less on immersion and more on action.
In any case i'm more looking forward to this than i did Hellgate. |
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CouldntResist
12/11/07 @ 00:03
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Yea still screenshots look pretty average, but i'll reserve judgement till i see an actual gameplay movie. The animations in the original were awesome.
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