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Fable II consequences in Fable III?
So, how much do you think your save game from Fable II will affect your Fable III game-play and its story? The only thing we know for sure is, as far as I know, that you will in Fable III play as the son or daughter of one of your Fable II characters; but will that really be all?
For one thing, at the end of Fable II you can make one of three choices, can these alter the world as you see it in any way in Fable III? As discussed in the thread "Rose," maybe your sister from the previous game will make a minor (or a major, although I doubt it) appearance as your aunt for a side-quest or possibly the intro/prologue to the game. If you, however, chose one of the other options, will you inherit money from your father/mother (the need of the one) or will there be more population since you decided to revive them (the need of the many)? OK, the last one is not very likely, but how about the other theories?
Also, assuming you married someone in Fable II, will she be your mother/father in Fable III or will your father/mother have divorced her/him - or maybe she will be ignored altogether? If you had kids in Fable II, will they become your older siblings in Fable III or ignored with their mother/father?
Will being good or bad in Fable II affect your parent-child relationship in any way - especially if you decide to be good with a bad father/mother or vice versa?
Any other theories? Like what will happen with places like Old Town in Bowerstone and Bloodstone if you even get to visit those places (you should be able to since your kingdom is Albion, unless you're going to rule it from another continent/country (that is, Aurora)...) and what about all the buildings and homes you may have decided to buy in Fable II; especially major plot buildings like Castle Fairfax and Garth's tower?
If there is already a post like this sorry, but I couldn't find it. :O
EDIT: These are not my questions, but topics I thought would be interesting to discuss.
So, how much do you think your save game from Fable II will affect your Fable III game-play and its story? The only thing we know for sure is, as far as I know, that you will in Fable III play as the son or daughter of one of your Fable II characters; but will that really be all?
For one thing, at the end of Fable II you can make one of three choices, can these alter the world as you see it in any way in Fable III? As discussed in the thread "Rose," maybe your sister from the previous game will make a minor (or a major, although I doubt it) appearance as your aunt for a side-quest or possibly the intro/prologue to the game. If you, however, chose one of the other options, will you inherit money from your father/mother (the need of the one) or will there be more population since you decided to revive them (the need of the many)? OK, the last one is not very likely, but how about the other theories?
Also, assuming you married someone in Fable II, will she be your mother/father in Fable III or will your father/mother have divorced her/him - or maybe she will be ignored altogether? If you had kids in Fable II, will they become your older siblings in Fable III or ignored with their mother/father?
Will being good or bad in Fable II affect your parent-child relationship in any way - especially if you decide to be good with a bad father/mother or vice versa?
Any other theories? Like what will happen with places like Old Town in Bowerstone and Bloodstone if you even get to visit those places (you should be able to since your kingdom is Albion, unless you're going to rule it from another continent/country (that is, Aurora)...) and what about all the buildings and homes you may have decided to buy in Fable II; especially major plot buildings like Castle Fairfax and Garth's tower?
If there is already a post like this sorry, but I couldn't find it. :O
EDIT: These are not my questions, but topics I thought would be interesting to discuss.