if you've played all the fables, loved them, collect them, want to keep them forever to play for the rest of your life, stop here.
if you've played both, maybe one of the fables, read on.
I know it's late, i know everyone's probably played and loved etc. But i just had to say that fable is not the same way i remembered it. Credit where credit's due, thumbs up for a new fable, but if you're like me, didn't particularly care, told some friends when it was coming out maybe, and thought about getting it on an impulse, maybe a "oh fable 3!" out of nowhere, just stop.
I liked it, the gameplay, the upgrades etc, but it was just too darn short. And i know that once you've completed a fable game, pretty much all the spark has gone.
So if you're considering buying it, and you aren't rolling in cash to buy a collectors edition, just rent it in the summer, and spend a good week on this game.
Fable 3 is a worthy 30 dollar game.. 60 not so much.. It's an amazing example of a game that withheld content (or maybe it was just rushed..).
The clothing options are weak (although the existing ones do look good). The hairstyles are also weak.. (and the hair pack you can buy is goofy hair styles) The game is short.. like you could casually finish it in 3 days. And it's easy.
I'd say that while it's worth one play through it's not something that has much replay value.
So.. note to Lionhead, don't waste your budget on professional actors for voice overs? and punch molynuex for me.
btw, hwoever is complaining about the minor dog and glowing trail glich, you are an idiot. to fix the floating dog issue just interact with your dog. he probably needs attention anyways. as for the glowing trail, it activates to your dog. if it dissapears, usually your dog is way behind you sniffing treasure or a dig spot, so go open the chest or dig the hole, and the trail will come back. also, if you are running after the gold trail, make sure you run in the direction the trail BEGINS, this will initiate the next move the trail makes, therefore it does not dissapear anymore. the only signifigant issue is the lack of minnimap. baisically, when you zoom on a town to look at where you should be going, you can see the town but not where you are. it is like looking at a mall map and the "you are here" dot is missing. other than that ONE isure, amasing game.
To all fellow fable lovers I have found a way to beat fable3 save all of the people and not be evil but like most things it is very,very,very difficult. To accomplish this almost but not quite immpossible task you have to find a demon door in sunset house. Now sunset house is in the cemetary near mourningwood if I'm not mistaken, in order to find run around the edge of the cemetary and you will find a gate or a path of some sort I cant seem to remember exactly which of the two it is. After you find sunset house you will possibly get attacked by hobbs once you've finished with them look to the left and around that general area you will find a demon door. Now before you go any farther to get into this demon door you MUST be King/Queen. After you get inside walk down the steps and there is a chest containing.....1,000,000 gold. Now I know thats not nearly enough to save the kingdom and not be evil but by buying lots of property and taking jobs (I recommend blacksmithing it's just easier)and be sure Not to go to thrown room when they tell you instead go do side quests or work to get more money. Also while you are King/Queen there will be a quest to find treasure in Aurora and the item you find gives you 700,000 an then there's another quest where you have to find a statue that gives you 500,000 as well but I'm almost certain that after you do that quest the darkness attacks so make sure you have the necessary funds (6,700,000 if I'm not mistaken) Well I hope that this is useful to all gamers that read this and if not I apologize for my lack of explanation in a more detailed way.
You've heard Molyneux's list of new features a thousand times. But here's how they actually play
Jul 15, 2010
Completely out of character, Peter Molyneux has been talking up Fable III's new features with a great deal of showboating enthusiasm. Bigger moral quandries. The ability to rule the kingdom of Albion. A chance to reach out and touch its people in a very real, very physical sense. You probably have Molyneux's new checklist burnt into brain like a cattle branding by now.
But what really matters is how that stuff really makes Fable III play. Is it a genuine evolution for RPG immersion? Or is it just Fable II with a couple of extra gimmicks? We'll tell you that right now. Because yesterday, we got to play it and found out just how Lionhead's new epic compares.
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Five things the designer hopes to do better for Fable III
Jun 23, 2010
The creator of Fable is famous for enthusiastically overhyping his games to the point that they cannot possibly live up to players' expectations. So imagine my surprise, when I meet Peter Molyneux for a Fable III demo during E3 last week, and the first thing he says to me is: "Fable II's story was rubbish."
He wasn't done. Before the end of our half-hour together, the legendary designer had used that same word to trash the maps, menus, visuals, weapons and co-op in his last game as well. Whether you agree or disagree, Molyneux wants us to know that these things will be vastly improved for Fable III. Here are five of the things he promises to do better…
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How weaving this tale will take you on unexpected turns
May 27, 2010
We keep learning all kinds of ways that Fable III has evolved from its predecessors. It may still not be the life-simulator it purported to be years ago, but it certainly has a unique personality. Check out these ten things we didn’t know before…
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We get hyperbolic with Peter Molyneux about removing XP from RPGs
Mar 24, 2010
Set in a Dickensian world of top hats, industry, and gaslight, Fable III dumps Fable II’s Expression wheel and even its experience system, replacing them with new mechanics which Peter reckons are ‘real game-changers’. Well, he would, wouldn’t he?
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ESRB Rating
Fable III is rated: Mature
Blood,
Language,
Sexual Themes,
Use of Alcohol,
Violence
if you've played both, maybe one of the fables, read on.
I know it's late, i know everyone's probably played and loved etc. But i just had to say that fable is not the same way i remembered it. Credit where credit's due, thumbs up for a new fable, but if you're like me, didn't particularly care, told some friends when it was coming out maybe, and thought about getting it on an impulse, maybe a "oh fable 3!" out of nowhere, just stop.
I liked it, the gameplay, the upgrades etc, but it was just too darn short. And i know that once you've completed a fable game, pretty much all the spark has gone.
So if you're considering buying it, and you aren't rolling in cash to buy a collectors edition, just rent it in the summer, and spend a good week on this game.