Question About Fable III
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I hope so. I love that you couldn't really die. It was like somebody just made that 'wa-wa-waah' noise and you got to try again. I'm sick of restarting at checkpoints and loosing lives, I just want to be able to play the game through.
However, in answer to your question: I have no idea.
However, in answer to your question: I have no idea.
I certainly hope so.
I always loved the little gips you'd get from Bandits in Fable II when you got back up after a death blow.
I always loved the little gips you'd get from Bandits in Fable II when you got back up after a death blow.
Yeah I don't think Death is an actual Death, just a Knock-out. Which is kind of sad because the game so far is really fun, but there isn't much challenge. Like zHellas the only time I've died is when it was for the guys play.
I loved the things the bandits would when you used expression on them, especially if you were a male and started flirting with them as they're trying to kill you.dancinginfernal said:
Hitting on them really confuses the fuck out of them and messes with their heads... especially the Highwaymen/Assassins who are so headfucked by your amorous advances that they loose the plot, they regress back to their troubled childhood and start crying for their mummy.
It's a shame it was so difficult to get a Highwayman/Assassin into a position where you could flirt with them without them attacking you, I only managed to do it when one got stuck in a doorway, but it revealed a lot about their character and their possibly abusive childhood and rich, sheltered upbringing.
'Nother question here, what effect does your fable 2 save data have? Can I choose which character I want to use the data from ( I done multiple run through's ).
So, say I used my good character, could I select that character and use their deeds as the basis for how they are perceived in Fable 3? I know your their children, but as in how the world talks or how certain things are affected?
Just wanted to know if it was worth running through and finishing my "Complete good" character in time for Fable 3.
So, say I used my good character, could I select that character and use their deeds as the basis for how they are perceived in Fable 3? I know your their children, but as in how the world talks or how certain things are affected?
Just wanted to know if it was worth running through and finishing my "Complete good" character in time for Fable 3.
That was my only death too. I assume it's still the knock-out/ scar system though. I think it was mentioned in the manual but I could be mistaken. Dying in Albion is mostly difficult...zHellas said: