Is the advancement that the people of albion have gone through psychologically. In Fable 1 and 2, they were okay to get along with, but i always seemed to feel that the people were simpletons, one track minded and that made it really hard to connect with them. Most of the time i couldnt be bothered getting married and having kids, because most of the time they'd just annoy me. Sure there were structured characters like the other heroes, and that farmer dude in fable 2, but the vast majority of the time it felt like everyone was abit of an idiot.
fable 3 changed this, the whole theme of the revolution has really brought out the strength and will of albions people and i feel that the times that i interact with the basic citizens of the country that theres something there that has really grown within them. Basic characters you meet on quests like Laszlo and that escort trader dude. And the great thing is that they dont sacrifice the albion/british humour that makes albion people albion.
i dunno why i made a thread on this... but its something that has really impressed me in fable 3, anyone else thought about this?
fable 3 changed this, the whole theme of the revolution has really brought out the strength and will of albions people and i feel that the times that i interact with the basic citizens of the country that theres something there that has really grown within them. Basic characters you meet on quests like Laszlo and that escort trader dude. And the great thing is that they dont sacrifice the albion/british humour that makes albion people albion.
i dunno why i made a thread on this... but its something that has really impressed me in fable 3, anyone else thought about this?