what? you can't sell large quantities of gems and buy them back for less repeatedly for more/extra gold?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the point Yahtzee's trying to make is that, like he said in the video, for some odd reason you can't be taught to be a Hero (whatever the fuck that means given the context of both Fables II and III). It's always been "Oh look, this little macguffin reacts to you, making you automatically destined for greatness despite the fact that you actually may not be fit for the task or that you even know WHAT THE FUCK'S GOING ON". You know, kinda like The Legend of Zelda in a sense; minus the whole thing about everyone else knowing what's going on while you search for cryptic clues.Angriff said:Would be nice if you stopped throwing in your anti white rhetoric every review. Blah blah rednecks have 18 kids, blah blah having a white hero is racist. God forbid that if white people make a game they have a white hero, how unthinkable.
Otherwise good review, but I think I'm done watching these because of this.
I'll warn you that this will be off topic, but since i can't create a new Topic as a paying member (puzzling?) i'll post a reply to the video that made me aware of the problem..Yahtzee Croshaw said:Fable 3
This week, Zero Punctuation reviews Fable 3.
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~_* xbox limited hmm? what do you mean the first fable I believe started its life as a pc game and was released on both pc and original xbox. It has nothing really to do with xbox limiting the game but Molyneux being an *****.cefm said:So you can make decisions that are popular with the uneducated moronic masses in the short term but will lead to catastrophic disasters and loss of life down the road? That's not "Evil", that's called being a U.S. Republican.
I actually liked Fable 1, but thought that the X-Box limited Fable 2 was a disappointment that made the bad parts worse and the good parts....un-gooder. Fable 3 looks like its going even further down the same drain. Crap.