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This guide to Two Worlds II contains a detailed description of all the quests available in the game, together with all the possible solutions, endings and their consequences.
In the first part of the guide, I’ve included the main quests – description of all the chapters required to successfully completing the game.
The second contains quests connected with particular locations in the game.
The third group are various quests received from various guilds, completing which increases your reputation.
At the end of the guide there are over 50 maps of locations, with particular places and people – described in the guide – marked on them. 10 of them are never before published and not available (even from the game) labyrinths!
Legend:
Map references have been marked in the following way: (Mx:y), where x indicates the number of the map and y the position on that particular map.
For example (M23:56) indicates place marked with 56 on map 23.
Colour symbols:
Red is for characters (monsters, people), blue – locations (particular maps), green – items, while orange – missions.
Artur “Arxel” Justynski
Translated to English by Jakub “cilgan” Lasota
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info about game: Two Worlds II
title: Two Worlds II | genre: cRPG
developer: Reality Pump | publisher: Zuxxez
platform: PC, XBOX360, PS3 | rated: PEGI: Age 16+
Embark on an epic adventure! A few years after the fateful events in Part 1 of the "Two Worlds" saga, the power of Gandohar, the Dark Imperator, is at its peak. The joy and relief experienced by the populace of Antaloor when he conquered the proud Orcs was soon brutally stifled by his reign of unbelievable terror. The depths of his evil character were revealed much too fast... and much too cruelly. Only one warrior with the combined power of two worlds can destroy this spell of evil - and the people yearn for his coming. But... the hero is a prisoner in the city's deepest dungeon, so he'll have to start out on the path to his adventures from this dark and gloomy location. He'll enjoy victories and taste bitter defeats, he'll be betrayed and befriended and he'll be met by mind-boggling mysteries and sudden surprises on his travels. However, new powers are entering the scene - and they will plunge the player deep into Antaloor's past. One quest will take the hero back to his roots, present him with surprising twists and turns in the game - and transport him into a truly new dimension in the RPG genre. Gameplay: "Two Worlds II" offers a perfect symbiosis of the most important RP features - sheer atmosphere and dazzling technology. A complex quest system with an exciting main story that leads you through the world of Antaloor, plus lots of secondary scenarios with their corresponding quest stories ensure that the followers of the main story AND the adventurous souls who love the danger of exploring unknown regions will ALL get their money's worth... and more! Completely revised AI and Balancing standards, experienced authors, the active combat system and the fabulously intuitive management of magic are all a guarantee of even more game enjoyment for both RPG professionals and those who are new to the genre. Then we have the GRACE engine, especially developed for "Two Worlds II". In combination with the extremely flexible MoCap system, it enables unheard-of freedom of movement when the hero is walking, running, involved in combat and interacting with his environment. "Two Worlds II" is graphically superb, thanks to technological highlights like an unlimited number of dynamic light sources, 24 bit HDR post-processing and Real Eye Adaption. Features: An active combat system with variable attack moves, parrying and special tricks State-of-the-art technology, thanks to a powerful GRACE engine and special tools CRAFT system (Complete Reshaping And Forging Technology) for customizing weapons and armoury Lots of mini-games for enhancing gameplay Individual magic system thanks to DEMONS technology Intuitive user interface for the Magic and Skill systems Many Boss opponents, with unique rewards Set up your own workshop with the CWE system (Correlated Workflow Efficiency) Mercenaries and magically-created beings accompany the player Complex object management with movable and usable items Flexible MoCap system guarantees realistic everyday movements and combat Extensive Multiplayer part including building/setup sim. (info about game from official fact sheet) |  |
comments and responses
| Awesome! Thanks! Keep up the great work guys! | XxYuroxX 07/11/2011 23:22 | | The guide to Two Worlds II: Pirates of the Flying Fortress has been added:
http://guides.gamepressure.com/twoworldsiipiratesoftheflyingfortress/
ENJOY! :)this post has been modified by its author [2011-11-07 16:07:42] | Stranger 07/11/2011 15:07 |  | Ey I R also NEW 2 this but I've heard that you can start A new game but keep you're old character..... Is this true?? If so how do you restart the game with you're old character??? | Ultralpha 22/10/2011 17:46 | | I don't know, but if there will be one it won't be released anytime soon. There are tons of great new games coming out this fall/winter and we're focusing our resources on them. this post has been modified by its author [2011-10-10 03:05:10] | Stranger 10/10/2011 02:02 | | Excellent guide! Just wondering, will there be a guide for the new expansion pack 'Pirates of the Flying Fortress?' thanks! | XxYuroxX 05/10/2011 16:33 |  | lol nd great guiderealy helped thanx
| spliffy69 24/08/2011 21:58 | | theres a mission were orc dude gives you a key (whats behind the door) how the heck do i open door???????????????????????????????????? plz | spliffy69 24/08/2011 21:57 | | Awesome guide....thanx for helping out coz I wouldn't know what to do half the time. I cut my video game " teeth " on pong and Atari. Thanks for all you've done for us all | newman 26/03/2011 18:32 |  | Thanks for the Great Guide! I do need Help though!!
One the TRICKY TIMMY quest - where is Timothy?! I know he is outside the Univ., on the north side of the city sitting on the bencg - at least that what I read. When I go there, he is nowhere to be found. Please help!! | WalidU2 17/03/2011 18:44 | | Hellllp!!!! so here's my problem i've entered new ashos and after a little while the frame rate gradually begins to decline. It looks to be runing at about 30 fps and continues to get worse. I have tried starting at previous save points that haven't become infected and they too gradually begin to slow, all at different places different times and with different choices being made. i had hoped the problem would confine itself to new ashos but alas it has fallowed me like a plague of slowaga. am i alone on this one ? :( any idea's | mybatcave 16/03/2011 21:18 |  | On the 360 version there is a quest called "Whats behind the door" where ya get a key to unlock some dungeon doors .. .. .. I am off to the first one in the break of the ocean cliffs in the northern Savannah and it says locked all the time so I went thru all the missions in the storyline right up to the chapter 4 and its STILL locked heh !!!! Any help here would be much appreciated.. .. .. and most importantly !!!! This site rocks and the walkthrough is very good !!! | Maidenlifer 15/03/2011 23:19 | | hey GREAT guide ppl . i do have a question about single player and i am EXTRA NEW at this web site . I cant get past lvl 44 in single player , thats with HOURS of killing monkeys and leapords. why dont the bad guys respawn ? Or how ya suppose to lvl up ? I found 22 caves did all missions searched and searched for stuff to do but i am stuck . Idk if ill find ur reply so can ya send it to my email chuzone@yahoo.com | akaBODYBAG 07/03/2011 21:38 |  | hey GREAT guide ppl . i do have a question about single player and i am EXTRA NEW at this web site . I cant get past lvl 44 in single player , thats with HOURS of killing monkeys and leapords. why dont the bad guys respawn ? Or how ya suppose to lvl up ? I found 22 caves did all missions searched and searched for stuff to do but i am stuck . Idk if ill find ur reply so can ya send it to my email chuzone@yahoo.com | akaBODYBAG 07/03/2011 21:02 | | me again with another question that i forgot to ask. whats that number in the PARANTHESES in the village chronicle under "wares available at village shops" mean | jusgle 03/03/2011 22:11 | | okay im in dire need of fabric and cant find stuff to salvage it from fast enough. any help? i play on the ps3 network if that helps any | jusgle 03/03/2011 22:05 | |
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