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Re: Good or Evil?
Oh I know, and I discussed that in my "To Not Suck Fable 2 Needs To..." thread. It's a *really* stupid idea, and it was done purely to explain the gameplay mechanic of having to go to the Guild of Heroes for quests.
It makes no sense, the Oracle says that it was a crusade in the "Name of Freedom", but it's one thing to say: "You can choose your own path in life", it's entirely another to say: "We're going to train you to become an elite fighting/magic machine and we couldn't care less if you went out and massacred everyone!" The people of Albion would not stand for it, and neither would many of the more virtuous Heroes.
It's one of the things I hated the MOST about Fable. And the Guildmaster has never come across as a stern, distant figure like the game constantly tells us he is- he seems very grandfatherly actually.
weirdkidinabox said:Apparently the guild wasnt just for those wanted to do good though. Scythe and the Guildmaster, formerly known as Weaver, started some crazy rebellion in the guild to allow those who wanted to study the darker side of being a hero to freely study it and choose the path they wanted. I guess thats the reason that Lionhead used to justify why the guild didnt hack up the evil dudes.
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Oh I know, and I discussed that in my "To Not Suck Fable 2 Needs To..." thread. It's a *really* stupid idea, and it was done purely to explain the gameplay mechanic of having to go to the Guild of Heroes for quests.
It makes no sense, the Oracle says that it was a crusade in the "Name of Freedom", but it's one thing to say: "You can choose your own path in life", it's entirely another to say: "We're going to train you to become an elite fighting/magic machine and we couldn't care less if you went out and massacred everyone!" The people of Albion would not stand for it, and neither would many of the more virtuous Heroes.
It's one of the things I hated the MOST about Fable. And the Guildmaster has never come across as a stern, distant figure like the game constantly tells us he is- he seems very grandfatherly actually.