Recent content by Oscuro Corazón

I love the bad characters, too. :D Mostly because I can just be brainless, and easily swayed by how ridiculously awesome they are, but also because not everyone appreciates them.

Barry Hatch said that, not Reaver. I believe the quote was, "Personally, I find Hobbes rather sexy" and then the bit about their mouths. :/

I know, right? >_< Reaver's definitely an . . . interesting fellow.

If it's the "hip" thing to do, it must be good. :P

That's true. I'd call that devotion.

I suppose it's a good choice, because that way, people can't become drunk, and spend all of their money.

I'm pretty sure whichever button isn't on fire is the good choice.

I tried saving him, too, on my second file I made. The first time, I left him, because I knew he would slow me down - but the second, I insisted on bringing him. Problem is, he wouldn't let me drag him for three or four hours straight across a barren landscape of sun-baked sand . . . I wonder why.

Very true. (Although, I don't really agree with the Jack Sparrow part . . . I don't love him. He's tolerable, but that's about it for me.) Anyway, it's the fact that Reaver's such a douchebag that stupid girls such as I love him so much. ^_^ (. . . No offense to any other fans.) That's probably...

The only glitch I've come across (aside from having my dog occasionally float) was during the Masquerade quest. Page didn't have a gun, and was shooting bullets out of her hand. >_<

I have not.

Yes, I liked Walter. He was funny, and I was sad when I had to watch him die.

Exactly, exactly. :shifty:

Ah, I read a bit about that Shadow . . . thingy. Yes, he's very cunning. I've always tended to gravitate towards those sorts of characters . . . it's a bit sad, really. I prefer video game characters over real people.

Well, I've only played Fable III, so I'm not quite sure how Reaver acted in the previous games. I've done some brief poking around before; yet I'm still quite uninformed. But, from my firsthand gaming experiences, I would have to say it's his refined demeanor that really got to me, and simply...