So instead of being followed by a dog you will be followed by hotpot and have to take out whole mobs of angry Manchester United fans?John Funk said:
Molyneux Calls Himself A "Talentless Bastard"
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I feel less and less inclined to get Fable III whenever Molyneux announces ANYTHING, even if it doesn't regard the game itself. I'm still wondering how the hell something like fable was inspired by coronation street, how!?
Maybe people don't use the mechanics because they are pointless. Honestly, I went into Fable expecting a much deeper experience than the one I saw, and if anything, it was overly simple and just attempted to look complex. It was fun, but yeah, not complicated.
Well I do know that Fable 2 was a bitter disappointment compared to number one.
The arena in Fable 2 was appalling compared to the awesome one in the first game.
I also thought as said in the article that the emotes were either for fart emotes/insult emotes or for grinding up with.
The arena in Fable 2 was appalling compared to the awesome one in the first game.
I also thought as said in the article that the emotes were either for fart emotes/insult emotes or for grinding up with.
I agree, he may dissapoint us(Sometimes, I don't know I still quite liked Black and White 2), but he probably dissapointed himself alot more when his games didn't do well critic-wise.Rect Pola said:
Or release Bc. Seriously, Dinosaurs, Cavemen come on.robinkom said:At least he admits it.
Maybe he finally gets it... I'm sure someone told him all that along the way before but he was too caught up in his "visions" to listen. Sounds a little like Jack Emmert.
Maybe now he can go back and do a HD re-release of "The Movies" with all the proper content inserted back in. Or not... wishful thinking.
A bit off topic, but does he remind anyone else of <link=http://bioshock.wikia.com/wiki/Sander_Cohen>Sander Cohen?
I mean, he doesn't plaster over gamer's corpses, but every time I read a quote of his I can just hear Sander Cohen saying it in my head. Quick, has he been shouting at people for being doubters?
I mean, he doesn't plaster over gamer's corpses, but every time I read a quote of his I can just hear Sander Cohen saying it in my head. Quick, has he been shouting at people for being doubters?
What? What does he mean "overcomplicated"? Fable 2 wasn't complicated at all! you held A to run very fast and you tapped it to jump over things and you tapped X to attack and you tapped it quickly to string your attacks and you held it to block and held it while pointing at someone to charge up an attack and you pressed Y to used ranged attacks and used that and LT to target people's body parts and held it down to zoom in and used RT to cycle magic and collect experience and you held down B to use magic and you used LB to display your karma something-or-another and then you bought the houses and refurbished them and sold them or rented them out and then you...
Oh. I see what he means.
Well, best of luck, Peter. You're doing good work.
Oh. I see what he means.
Well, best of luck, Peter. You're doing good work.
OK, that juxtaposition almost forces me to read it.John Funk said:
And interesting it was. Made me think at least.
But really Peter, if you KNOW people are going to Twitter everything you say, keep your mouth shtum. And that's coming from one of the most prolific posters here
Yes, yes we can. I'd have more time for Peter Molyneux and his false modesty if it didn't seem like all his games were created by eight year olds, for eight year olds. From what I've heard of Fable III, we have more farting and preening to look forward to, and even less character development/fun game mechanics.Sevre90210 said:
Yah, I'll happily hand all my WRPG credits over to Bioware and Bethesda. At least they can create a set of characters I would actually like to impress with my talent in farting. Oh, and their games are fun to play. Yeah, that too.