Review: Fable 2
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This game just sounds really really boring to me.
"Buy real estate!"
"Get Married!"
"Pay a mortgage!"
"Buy real estate!"
"Get Married!"
"Pay a mortgage!"
The area is so large, I sometimes get lost from being so sidetracked, and I must choose the correct quest to get back on track...which is a good thing
the dog system is VERY useful, saves me time looking for loot
and yes, you CAN teach an old dog new tricks
I like the whole "antique" gun part (in mechanism, weapon, metal)
Jobs can easily become HIGHLY rewarding
the dog system is VERY useful, saves me time looking for loot
and yes, you CAN teach an old dog new tricksI like the whole "antique" gun part (in mechanism, weapon, metal)
Jobs can easily become HIGHLY rewarding
ahh the real world i hear, only thing is your forgetting kill houndreds of bad guys, or good guys depending on your mood find treasure and please/piss everyone off. surely this beats the real world, what else is an rpg for.ElArabDeMagnifico post=6.74635.844503 said:
oh and quick question can the dog die, it might be because i wasnt reading/listining too good but i dont think anything was mentioned
The impression that I've been getting from the review is that it isn't open-worlded (new word?) enough to satisfy people who have been spoiled by games like Grand Theft Auto and The Elder Scrolls. Some people like linearity in their games; I'm the type who prefers to screw with the clipping plane using the console and occasionally use the TCAI cheat in Oblivion just to see what I can do. I want to be able to play a game to death without so much as touching the main quest, as if said quest were nothing more than a peripheral, no different than the game's other couple hundred quests. Oblivion does that, GTA does that, Fable? It don't do that.
Fable II doesn't seem to have addressed its most significant core issue. I don't think Lionhead knows how to create a fully realized world without caving to a preconceived notion of what constitutes a game. I'll hold out for Fallout 3, thanks (and email Bethsoft for the 2500th time telling them to get some gameplay footage of the TES5 alpha where I can see it.)
Fable II doesn't seem to have addressed its most significant core issue. I don't think Lionhead knows how to create a fully realized world without caving to a preconceived notion of what constitutes a game. I'll hold out for Fallout 3, thanks (and email Bethsoft for the 2500th time telling them to get some gameplay footage of the TES5 alpha where I can see it.)
i never did play the fist but i hope that the second will be better its just i always liked games that went on your own choices that way if it doesn't turn out good its your own fault since you turn out exactly like you would in the real world by your choice
You're both horrible, horrible people. Poor little chickens.Russ Pitts post=6.74635.845480 said:
The quote at the end made me laugh
Probably my most anticipated game of the year, I loved the first Fable and have been dying for Fable 2. Then again I'm a huge RPG fanboy gonna pick it up at the weekend and hopefully it will live up to my expectations!
Probably my most anticipated game of the year, I loved the first Fable and have been dying for Fable 2. Then again I'm a huge RPG fanboy
gonna pick it up at the weekend and hopefully it will live up to my expectations!
So, If I absolutely loved the original (mainly due to me being unaware of Molyneux's existence beforehand), how am I going to feel with this game?
Because this review seems to be coming from people who deem the prequel mediocre.
Because this review seems to be coming from people who deem the prequel mediocre.
I've not got Fable 2 yet (its released tomorrow here) and this is the first review I've read/watched from the escapist outside of Yahtzee's reviews.
Firstly, Fable 2 does look great and Susan's words do suggest it'll be a great game when I get my paws on it.
Anyway, the review itself was a good, well written piece, and the 'Who's a good doggie' but made me smile. Looking forward to both Fable 2 and future reviews from you!
Firstly, Fable 2 does look great and Susan's words do suggest it'll be a great game when I get my paws on it.
Anyway, the review itself was a good, well written piece, and the 'Who's a good doggie' but made me smile. Looking forward to both Fable 2 and future reviews from you!
Actually, I loved the first one. I completely ignored all the pre-release info about it, and as a result, wasn't the least bit disappointed by it. If you enjoyed the first one, trust me, you will be thrilled with Fable 2.Lord Krunk post=6.74635.846747 said:
Great to know. Now all I have to do is wait for the Australia release.Susan Arendt post=6.74635.847253 said:
