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i think they are just going to make DLC for fable 2 and keep it going like that =/
i think they are just going to make DLC for fable 2 and keep it going like that =/
Fable 3 storyline
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I didnt think the game was that bad, but better and more variety of weapons and better character customization.
I was watching a game review on playr and Lionhead has something in development which is top secret, so maybe there is a fable 3 in the works.
I was watching a game review on playr and Lionhead has something in development which is top secret, so maybe there is a fable 3 in the works.
Let's just get something straight, Fable 2 isn't a bad game. In truth, I found it was much better than a lot of other games in this day and age. It would have been better if it had brought more new things to the field. The dog NPC was a good addition and the NPCs act less like residents of the Uncally Valley than in other games (Elder Scrolls IV...) but for Fable 3, I just hope it includes three things:
1. Killing dragons.
2. Making out with princesses.
3. A good story for once.
And knowing Lionhead, they will take my suggestions and throw them into a pit filled with flaming jaguars.
EDIT: Actually, that "flaming jaguars" thing sounds pretty cool. I want those in there too.
And now, The Great JT responds to people:
1. Killing dragons.
2. Making out with princesses.
3. A good story for once.
And knowing Lionhead, they will take my suggestions and throw them into a pit filled with flaming jaguars.
EDIT: Actually, that "flaming jaguars" thing sounds pretty cool. I want those in there too.
And now, The Great JT responds to people:
They're probably just giving us DLC while they work on the design document for Fable 3.D_987 said:
Wow, I never thought about that, what if you killed her in the first game? Theresa's imortal!sorry user name taken. said:
i think that fable 3 should in the far future like mass effect so you could chose your skin colour because being a boy or girl is all very well but ii say plenty of black people in fable 2 take garth for instance and you couldnt change your skin colour
Fable 2 suck Fable 1 was kind of good but after passing the game you don't contune the game and they should add more anventure and action and last anding amorer fishing and cutazamizing beging Good are Evil thats what i think have for Fable 3
Storyline-wise... set it around the time the heroes guild was being dissolved. That would make a good story. Also, its always about this one place called Albion. You seriously telling me there's nothing beyond Albion's shores?
Albion also goes from being a unified country to being a dissapated ruin of its former self between fable 1 and 2. I'd allow your character to either halt or delay that happening... or accelerate it. There should be different factions vying for control... Bowerstone's mayor trying to keep the country together, the head of the guild could continue his/her role of effectively being a mercenary chief keeping tabs on the various heroes and stepping in to interfere or aid the hero as he/she see's fit. The queen of blades could make an appearance as main villain... perhaps.
The combat needs to be more challenging. Seriously, the fighting in both fables was a walkthrough, I don't think I died once in Fable 2. The current battle system works fine though, keep it.
Does anyone else think making the bandits have an actual role in the storyline is a good idea? You know, instead of just being your ubiquitous enemies, have them have different factions and leaders and make interacting with them important; you should even be able to become a bandit and rise to chief. Take a Twinblade questline.
Finally, the world should be something you can interact within totally and realistically. When you talk to people, you should be able to chat with strangers amicably, flirt with people, barter actively with merchants, persuade enemies to stop attacking you, and basically, talk to everyone and anyone as the situation demands using conversation trees. You should be able to destroy towns or found them with your followers, and you should be able to build your influence and support (being able to build your own private army of followers complete with equipment would be so cool.) You should be able to run for office, set up your own guild and progress within one (a proper working guild, not a mages guild or something like that.) You should be able to rise to the top of each faction, whether that be a bandit gang or the guild or bowerstone's social structure, and build buisiness empires or criminal networks as necessary to fill your coffers. A sailing element might be good too. Being able to forge your own weapons and armour and make tools would be great. In short, you should be able to forge a powerful, unified kingdom or reduce Albion to a flaming ruin as you see fit.
In other words, I'd recommend to Fable 3 what I'd recommend to any RPG of this type... difference being here that Lionhead might actually pull it off if they get themselves together and really go for it.
Albion also goes from being a unified country to being a dissapated ruin of its former self between fable 1 and 2. I'd allow your character to either halt or delay that happening... or accelerate it. There should be different factions vying for control... Bowerstone's mayor trying to keep the country together, the head of the guild could continue his/her role of effectively being a mercenary chief keeping tabs on the various heroes and stepping in to interfere or aid the hero as he/she see's fit. The queen of blades could make an appearance as main villain... perhaps.
The combat needs to be more challenging. Seriously, the fighting in both fables was a walkthrough, I don't think I died once in Fable 2. The current battle system works fine though, keep it.
Does anyone else think making the bandits have an actual role in the storyline is a good idea? You know, instead of just being your ubiquitous enemies, have them have different factions and leaders and make interacting with them important; you should even be able to become a bandit and rise to chief. Take a Twinblade questline.
Finally, the world should be something you can interact within totally and realistically. When you talk to people, you should be able to chat with strangers amicably, flirt with people, barter actively with merchants, persuade enemies to stop attacking you, and basically, talk to everyone and anyone as the situation demands using conversation trees. You should be able to destroy towns or found them with your followers, and you should be able to build your influence and support (being able to build your own private army of followers complete with equipment would be so cool.) You should be able to run for office, set up your own guild and progress within one (a proper working guild, not a mages guild or something like that.) You should be able to rise to the top of each faction, whether that be a bandit gang or the guild or bowerstone's social structure, and build buisiness empires or criminal networks as necessary to fill your coffers. A sailing element might be good too. Being able to forge your own weapons and armour and make tools would be great. In short, you should be able to forge a powerful, unified kingdom or reduce Albion to a flaming ruin as you see fit.
In other words, I'd recommend to Fable 3 what I'd recommend to any RPG of this type... difference being here that Lionhead might actually pull it off if they get themselves together and really go for it.
Alright, so your gonna be a boy or girl, and your gonna start out as a kid, then something traumatic will happen, and some one will save you. You will grow to a man or women and set out on an epic quest to find out what happened to (insert family member, friend, set of pogs, here) only to shockingly find out it was the very person who saved you who is in control of it all, you will make some choices that either make you ugly or selfish, do dumb dances around a city to get some poontang and in the end either sacrifice all, many, or few, based on your own personal choosing, and selfishness. Peter Molyneux needs to understand that moral decisions lose some of the morality cause the average person is aware that they are playing a video game, and don't care.
Its a different voice actor. Zoe Wanamaker is the voice in Fable 2, god knows who that is in Kotor 2.UpSkirtDistress said:
I thought it was obvious what the plot of Fable 3 would be after the last expansion.
You play the child of your character in Fable 2.
You are the king of all the land. you dont play the child of your guy in fable 2. you are a ruler, you make decisions and you have to keep your rule of the land and fight the basic enemies you came across in Fable 2, but also there are some different enemies. also there are a lot of new weapons. 
You will have a character and after a 2hour tutorial/introduction you need to defeat 3 bosses to get to the end boss and save the world. the end.