Here is how I did it. (And I'm sure there is an easier way to do it)

Find your Sacred2 Install Directory. Since I have the International English version, mine is
Program Files\Deep Silver\Sacred 2 - Fallen Angel

Within that folder, you should find a folder named locale

Inside that folder, is another one named after your locale. Mine is
en_UK

Inside that folder you will find a file called soundresources.txt
This file may be translated for your language.

Open this file in notepad or your favorite text editor.

Search for uniquefound

You will find 10 separate instances of this in the file. One for each class, good and evil.
(Yes, I know there are 6 classes, and 6 x 2 is 12, but Seras can only be good and Inqs only evil)

Now, here is where it gets tricky, and is the way that I did this:

Go to Link and download a copy of Audacity.

Use Audacity to create new silent files that are the same length as the originals. The length is listed in the soundresources.txt file.
(for example, the uniquefound_templeguardian_bad.wav file is 3.504 seconds long)

Export this file as an Ogg Vorbis file (.ogg) and save it in the location listed in the soundresources.txt file

These folders will be placed off of the pak folder within the S2 install folder.

For example:
The TG file we created above would be saved in:
S2_install_folder\pak\speech\tg\

Do this for all 10 files and you have silenced them forever.

I don't know if it has to be the same length or not.

Since it was listed with the length already, I went ahead and made them the same. I imagine you can just change the length values in the soundresources file and go from there.

Or you can try just putting a random length silence file there and test it out to see if it crashes. I recommend backing up your save file beforehand though in case it does.

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If someone manages to pull this off, can they post them.
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Are you asking for someone to post the silenced files? I can do that when I get home I suppose.

Like I said, however, I can only confirm that it is working for the English-International version as that is what I am using. No idea if it will work with any other Locales, as the files may be named different.

If someone with one of the other languages can check their soundresources.txt file, we can know for sure.

[Edited by endersblade, 11/21/2008 9:20:20 PM]

Create the following:

Go to wherever you have S2 installed; for me, it's

C:\Program Files\Deep Silver\Sacred 2 - Fallen Angel\

Inside this folder, there is another one, called pak.

C:\Program Files\Deep Silver\Sacred 2 - Fallen Angel\pak\

Inside this folder, create a NEW FOLDER, named Speech.

C:\Program Files\Deep Silver\Sacred 2 - Fallen Angel\pak\speech\

Now, inside of the speech folder, create the following folders.

dr
he
in
se
sw
tg

The speech folder should now have 6 folders in it.

Now, to create the blank sound files we need to replace those annoying voices. We'll start with the druid, so go into the "dr" folder.

C:\Program Files\Deep Silver\Sacred 2 - Fallen Angel\pak\speech\dr

Inside this folder, right click anywhere and go down to "New". Then, go to "Text Document". This will create "New text document.txt" Inside your folder. Do it one more time, so that you have two txt files. Now, Rename the first one to:

uniquefound_dryad_bad.wav

And the second one to:

uniquefound_dryad_good.wav

Now, the druid will no longer say that annoying line every time you pick up a unique/rare item.

Repeat this process into the rest of the folders. Here are the file names:

In the HE folder:
uniquefound_highelf_good.wav
uniquefound_highelf_bad.wav

In the IN folder:
uniquefound_inquisitor_bad.wav

In the SE folder:
uniquefound_seraphim_good.wav

In the SW folder:
uniquefound_shadowwarrior_good.wav
uniquefound_shadowwarrior_bad.wav

In the TG folder:
uniquefound_templeguardian_good.wav
uniquefound_templeguardian_bad.wav

The Inquisitor and Seraphim only have one, because the INQ can't be good, and the SER can't be evil.

I am using the International English version of the game. If your file names are different, then this guide will need to be modified to match your names. Also, you will need to be able to see file extensions in order to change .txt files to .wav. MOST OF THE CREDIT FOR THIS GOES TO RAALGRA, FOR SHOWING ME THE FILE NAMES AND HOW TO REPLACE THEM. All I take credit for is creating this guide, and for figuring out that you don't have to create files of the exact same size as the originals.

[Edited by endersblade, 11/22/2008 2:08:07 PM]