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The Monolith is intended to predate the Spire, and isn't nearly as destructive. Whereas the Spire was capable of wiping out an entore civilization (as it was used by the last Archon), the Monolith has an effective radius of only a few miles. Also, I was unaware that Fable: The Journey was set...

Salutations everyone, Rheckameohs here. It's been a while I've posted here, so if you don't remember me, that's fine. I've spent some time reading the other assorted idea threads and wishlists, and I decided, "why not share my own?" So, that's what I'm doing. Keep in mind that I'm one of...

I really like the industrial/steampunk setting of Fable III to be honest. It's really not something that you see in games, so it's refreshing in its own way. But I do agree that the series has lost a lot of its magical feel, even if it's due to simple familiarity than anything. At least, that's...

I remember seeing the knight concept art. It's a shame it never made it into the game. With any luck we'll see some of these old ideas return, but I'm not holding my breath.

I agree with the above in regards to combat. I would love to see a hybrid magic system in the next game that builds upon what we saw in Fable II and Fable III with traditional elements from the first game. Of course, combining spells needs to be included as well. As far as ranged and melee...

Seeing as I am one of the heretical few who actually like the industrial/steampunk setting, I am inclined to disagree with you on the game being set between Fable and Fable II. I'd like to see Albion advance, if not technologically than influentially or politically. A Fable that chronicles a war...

I've dubbed it industrialpunk, but yeah, it's approaching the steampunk threshold. That said, I wouldn't mind a steampunk Fable game so long as they don't get ridiculous with it. Also, to whomever said that the next two Fable games would be set during the days of the Old Kingdom, it's very...

Going back in time to the Old Kingdom sounds like a good idea on paper, but then again Fable is a game centered around player choice wherein said choices affect the outcome. The problem with going back to an established time is that we as players lose the freedom we are used to in a Fable game...

Oh God yes. That would be so cash.

I completely agree with this. Fable has always centered around Albion, and it would be stupid to change the focus this late in the game. I wouldn't mind if the story had a more worldwide focus, though, hence why such things appear in my idea post a page or so back. Nothing will be more epic...

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No one in Hollywood takes Uwe Boll seriously. Now, a much more capable director-producer such as Peter Jackson could more than likely make a film we would all enjoy watching, case in point King Kong.

One benefit of having a 500 year gap in the series' story is that it's essentially a blank slate. They could very easily create an entirely new story based around the established canon (within reason, mind you) and it would work just fine. They could also have it centered around the revolts...

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I know right? Though I do think they were on to something with how you interacted with people in Fable III. I don't see why combining the two would necessarily be a bad thing.