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He was stupid enough not to realize that a gun can fire more than one bullet. Less stupid dog plz.
He saved your life
He got you out of hob cave
He found all your treasure and digspots
Would you have half you stuff you have if you didn't get a dog?
No
Didn't think so
He didn't get me out of hob cave. It was a straight path nearly.
Theresa saved my life.
Digspot and treasures he found were useless.
So yes I would have half the stuff mainly because I already bought it in a shop. The only helpful thing he did in the whole game I can recall is when he got me the key when I was in the cage in Wraithmarsh. I didn't notice him in combat and he only served as a type of metal detector for treasure.
The dog was pretty useless, especially in combat
but he was more of a companion, it's was just fun having it be their with you, hopefully they improve him now
I agree with him being a good companion, but it wouldn't hurt to give him a real function. Maybe just sending him out for 24 hours to hunt for treasure or being able to give him commands such as "Eat that villager" would be nice. After a few play troughs I began to forget he was even there at all.
I think a fact of fable 3 about the dog you guys are talking about is the difference in its breed. Ive also read about how the dog is going to or suppose to be more active, responding to your actions with actions of his own, thats besides him looking or searching for dig spots and treasures through out your adventure. When you fight enemies in your adventures, some of them will fall down on the ground with enjuries that would only leave them immobalized for a short while before they rise back up again to fight even more. In Fable III, the dog will actually run over to those immobalized foes on the ground and finish them off for you so I suppose thats an attribute all Fable fans will appreciate as they play the game.
If you utilized the prostitute function half as much as I did, those secret buried condoms that my dog found weren't useless at all. There was many a time where I had no chance to buy a rubber, and my virtual manhood was preserved by those condoms I had picked up down the road and forgotten about.
My list:
The combat in Fable is great, no issues really there but there are plenty of good hack and slash games. Most, but not all, of my issues relate to the sandboxing.
1) Glitches - I'm sure there will be some, I hope that they take the time to come up with a patch for them this time and don't just leave it glitchy.
2) Villagers - I like the idea of marriage, children and interacting with the villagers - they should make an effort though to make them interesting. Having identical villagers and identical children saying the same handful of things over and over again got annoying. If they want your character to care about the people of Albion (including your own children) should be interesting and have personalities. In Fable 2 most of them had less personality and a smaller vocabulary than some parrots I've met - by the end of Fable 2 I would avoid going home or into a village because of the annoying, repetitive chatter.
3) Character consistency and motivation - If you were playing a good character you would have had a strong motivation to kill Reaver. Whether you were playing a good character or an evil character you would have had a strong motivation to kill Theresa and very little motivation to go along with her plans. If you played through "See The Future" you know that Theresa supplied the music box to Mungo and then talked your sister into wanting it, since Theresa can "see the future" you can be pretty sure she knew what would happen. Theresa deserved to die as much as Lucien did but if you wanted to play Fable 2 then you had to go along with Theresa and act like she was your friend or mentor or something.
4) No pub games - If I wanted an arcade game I'd download Tetris, I'm looking for an RPG, playing arcade games shouldn't be a requirement for the RPG. I also understand that in order to play the lute in Fable 3 you've got to play "Guitar Hero" - pressing buttons in the right sequence to play songs. Again, if I wanted to play Guitar Hero I would buy that instead.
5) Rose - They can't just leave that one hanging, they needed an explanation if Fable 2. they absolutely have to have one in Fable 3.
6) The moral code in Albion: I had some fun with this one, but they should fix it anyway. If you give someone a diamond you get 62 "good" if you then kill them you get 30 "evil." So, you can kill all the villagers you like and still be a saint, provided you're generous with expensive gifts (giving someone a Master weapon = 125-200 "good".)
The combat in Fable is great, no issues really there but there are plenty of good hack and slash games. Most, but not all, of my issues relate to the sandboxing.
1) Glitches - I'm sure there will be some, I hope that they take the time to come up with a patch for them this time and don't just leave it glitchy.
2) Villagers - I like the idea of marriage, children and interacting with the villagers - they should make an effort though to make them interesting. Having identical villagers and identical children saying the same handful of things over and over again got annoying. If they want your character to care about the people of Albion (including your own children) should be interesting and have personalities. In Fable 2 most of them had less personality and a smaller vocabulary than some parrots I've met - by the end of Fable 2 I would avoid going home or into a village because of the annoying, repetitive chatter.
3) Character consistency and motivation - If you were playing a good character you would have had a strong motivation to kill Reaver. Whether you were playing a good character or an evil character you would have had a strong motivation to kill Theresa and very little motivation to go along with her plans. If you played through "See The Future" you know that Theresa supplied the music box to Mungo and then talked your sister into wanting it, since Theresa can "see the future" you can be pretty sure she knew what would happen. Theresa deserved to die as much as Lucien did but if you wanted to play Fable 2 then you had to go along with Theresa and act like she was your friend or mentor or something.
4) No pub games - If I wanted an arcade game I'd download Tetris, I'm looking for an RPG, playing arcade games shouldn't be a requirement for the RPG. I also understand that in order to play the lute in Fable 3 you've got to play "Guitar Hero" - pressing buttons in the right sequence to play songs. Again, if I wanted to play Guitar Hero I would buy that instead.
5) Rose - They can't just leave that one hanging, they needed an explanation if Fable 2. they absolutely have to have one in Fable 3.
6) The moral code in Albion: I had some fun with this one, but they should fix it anyway. If you give someone a diamond you get 62 "good" if you then kill them you get 30 "evil." So, you can kill all the villagers you like and still be a saint, provided you're generous with expensive gifts (giving someone a Master weapon = 125-200 "good".)
I just massacred bowerstone on f2 for old times sake and I noticed a few more things I want to add. First, when you where certain clothes, most notably, the assassin outfit, and you look at yourself from the side, you can see that the weapon on your back is not completely touching you. Second thing, I loved the knothole knight armor, especially the cape, however it always bothered me how certain weapons would go through the cape. I hope those things are improved.
lol right on, but apparently that's never going to happen. Everyone feel as though kids should never EVER have to witness any suffering or pain. Yet they need to wake up and smell reality a bit, because where does it say that adults should be the only ones to die or be killed? Its all the same to me.
When I was reading that list though at the top. I swear I thought all of that was in Fable III and I had said to myself "wow, really?" I mean someone said Fable III only has about 6 hairstyles....That's really crappy if you ask me. I mean why can't they just give us at least 30 or 50 hairstyles? Hairstyles should be easy to make. Clothing too. But I guess they really didn't care. Peter bashed Fable II and yet Fable III isn't any better.
Not really a good idea. Why make it hard to enter a town just because you're evil? I mean really what does that do for you if you need to get in but can't unless you go out and become good in order to get back in. This sounds like an annoying idea rather than a good one. I can see if you went inside and tougher guards were there. So you fight them and then you can go inside. But having to sit and wait till day just to get in doesn't make any sense. Guards tend to protect places in the day time ten times more than at night because there are more people around during the day than there is at night. But its just a video game, so I wont go comparing it to real life. All I know is, having difficulty settings would be a good idea so everyone can experience the game the way they want to instead of having it forced on them. But thats how I feel about games that automatically start out hard. I hate video games that are so impossibly hard to play because sadly even the easy mode is like Hard mode or its extra extreme mode or whatever. Its like with Vanquish I want to play it, but then again you can't get hit no more than 2 or 4 times before your dead on Normal and Hard...Sucks.
a decent map system would be nice, i mean teleporting to the sanctuary is all well and good but that map sucked... a map system (much like every RPG nowadays) would be a godsend !
especially with the size of the Fable world now, i mean Fable 1 was linear (no exploring really), Fable 2 far better... but Fable 3 really needed a decent map system.
I also hope they update a wanted poster to show it's MAJOR swift and not CAPTAIN swift
especially with the size of the Fable world now, i mean Fable 1 was linear (no exploring really), Fable 2 far better... but Fable 3 really needed a decent map system.
I also hope they update a wanted poster to show it's MAJOR swift and not CAPTAIN swift
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First of all I would like to see "Repair all" button to map so I don't need to click on every house I own and then repair it, saves loads of time
The dog gets easily stuck and when it finds something usually it just runs around in circles or something like that, so fix would be nice
More clothes
Dog should have had more skin options to begin with, maybe 4 but not only 2
Hero weapon customisation is way too random
The golden quest trail doesn't work sometimes at all and sometimes even points to wrong direction
and lastly eventhought I have newest xbox and I have installed fable 3 to hard disk the fps drops way too many times so that I can count how many pictures flashes before game runs smooth again.
First of all I would like to see "Repair all" button to map so I don't need to click on every house I own and then repair it, saves loads of time
The dog gets easily stuck and when it finds something usually it just runs around in circles or something like that, so fix would be nice
More clothes
Dog should have had more skin options to begin with, maybe 4 but not only 2
Hero weapon customisation is way too random
The golden quest trail doesn't work sometimes at all and sometimes even points to wrong direction
and lastly eventhought I have newest xbox and I have installed fable 3 to hard disk the fps drops way too many times so that I can count how many pictures flashes before game runs smooth again.
rather than the current morphing system you should unlock parts by completing task that you can then attach to your weapon as you wish so that you don't get stuck with a combination that you hate ( like the Bone hilt).
For all us Real Estate Barons out there, that would be very nice. By the time I finish repairing all my houses, my properties take a 2% repair hit. I know it's not much, but it's annoying. It would be a great time saver to add to the next DLC.
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