I just plan on ignoring Fable: The Journey because it looks horrific.
Instead wait and see if The King Of Blades makes his grand appearance in Fable 4 ^_^
Instead wait and see if The King Of Blades makes his grand appearance in Fable 4 ^_^
If you see something falling, you catch it because you know it will hit the ground.Just because fans speculate a "King of Blades" doesn't mean it will happen
It's like me speculating I'm a millionaire and expecting to win the lottery
Has the future suggested that you may become a millionaire? Any hints or clues? NO
Haha, i'm glad I helped out ^^You, Sir, have helped to rekindle my love for the Fable universe. I played Fable... It was ok, but short for me. Got sucked into the Void with 2 and just about forgot about life until I beat the damn thing. Spent waaaaay too much by renting it, too. Was completely AMPED for 3 and even tho some of it was cheezy, I LOVED the style. Love the steampunk stuff. You have brought up very insightful points that I've either overlooked or just plain breezed over in the past. Aside from Journey, I'm enthusiastic for the future of Fable. Even if it turns out to be more for the story of Albion than gameplay. Only time will tell and by now, we don't have much longer to wait. Well... Unless it gets delayed, that is. : crosses fingers :
Side note- I kind of wished I could have known more about the Shadow Court and what exactly went down in Oakvale. Don't get me wrong, Wraithmarsh was downright sexy, but I'm still curious about what Reaver did way back when...
Ha, I never knew that, the guy just reminded me of Dorian Grey xDOh, naturally. I think someone somewhere got the idea from Dorian Grey for Reaver.
Ah, the linkage of mindless trivia:
Reaver is voiced by Stephen Fry
Stephen Fry idolizes and has played Oscar Wilde in film
Oscar Wilde wrote The Picture of Dorian Grey
Dorian Grey was played by Stuart Townsend in League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
Stuart Townsend was in Trapped with Kevin Bacon.
http://projectego.net/community/threads/a-fanfic-no-way.30925/
i don't know if links work on mobiles but this is This Is My Albion's FanFic with Reaver as a protagonist
Haha, well, I thought it deserved a shout out.Ssx, you are freaking AWESOME
*Bro fist*
Haha, well, I thought it deserved a shout out.
He must be from the Void. The realm ruled completely by The Court.
"But you, too, wish for the black Void don't you?"
Again, Must be? This implies this is fact, when it is speculation.He must be the previously unmet King of Blades
1. He appears to have a head in the shape of a King's crown.
2. He commands his Children as if he were their father figure/ruler.
3. In Fable 3 Limited Collectors Edition card deck he is King Of Clubs.
4. He says "A great wave of darkness will cover your land. They will come for your King. Who would sit upon the throne of Albion?". Perhaps he wants the Throne?
5. "We have waited centuries for you", suggests that he is an ancient being with an old grudge on Albion.
The void he is talking about could just be the literal interpretation, which is to say emptyness and darkness, which is what he is trying to turn Albion into. And 'Must be' from the void? It seems you are contradicting your self if you use the word 'speculation' in your post, and then use definite verbs.
Again, Must be? This implies this is fact, when it is speculation.
He has tendrils/tentacles on his head, for me it seemed more similar to a lovecratian alien, rather than a crown. Cthulhu seems to be a major influence.
And this makes him King of Blades how? This line of thought must put Major Swift as a candidate for King of Blades as well.
Again, this dosen't make him King of Blades. What does this make the King of the other four suites?
Perhaps, but this dosen't support the theory that he is King of Blades, only that he wants to take over.
Or maybe he watched the Archons bloodline up to your birth. The line is vague, which I believe is the point, to add some mystery to the character.
Of course, your theory is all based on the idea that the King of Blades exists. Of which there has been no evidence for. References to the court make no reference of a King, and it would be a cheap cop-out to retcon it and pretend the King of Blades was always there. Even if he did exist, your theory for why he will be in the next game is a few vague lines, what face card the Crawler is, and 'coulds' and 'mights'. And yet you act as if you have somehow predicted the next game entirely accurately.
My friend, it is a fan's speculation, get over yourself. I've successfully guessed sequels before.
The evidence is there.
but only Lionhead know for certain what will happen
I am not alone on this prediction. I think every fan has questioned the existance of a King Of Blades.
All you did was criticise the idea, but you gave no counter arguement xD
Dude, calm down. even though I don't want to take sides here, britain was right. The counter arguement you supposedly made was just you saying he was wrong. You could have taken the more constructive criticism side to this. Instead you just point out he's wrong and criticize on everything he says. We're all friends here, man. Just don't make an enemy just because he didn't argue the way you wanted him to.Get over myself? You're the one who's so certain you've got it right. A lot of us here asked for or guessed there would be something to do with being king in Fable III, but once we got it right we didn't act like we knew everything. The fact you've gussed sequels before means nothing, it's still speculation, weak speculation at that.
You mean like the Crawler being King of Clubs in the card deck? Or the assumption he exists? Obviously hard evidence there.
And you, right? Becuase there's such strong evidence, and you guessed what would happen in the other games, so you must know right? /sarcasm
And? Popularity lends nothing to credibility. What was the point of this anyway? Like I'm going to be convinced totally because there happens to be strong support.
The counter argument was that there isn't strong evidence for the Crawler being the King of Blades, which I did by showing your points to be assumptions and what face card the crawler was. And aren't you just criticising my post, and not presenting a counter argument? Hypocrite. I would be interested to see how these could be interpreted as evidence. I criticised your points, to start an argument, and you just went on the defensive and acted like I've done something wrong. You could've tried to show the weakness in my argument or say explain in depth how your points could be seen as evidence when you replied, but you didn't, which dosen't help your argument.
Dude, calm down. even though I don't want to take sides here, britain was right. The counter arguement you supposedly made was just you saying he was wrong. You could have taken the more constructive criticism side to this. Instead you just point out he's wrong and criticize on everything he says. We're all friends here, man. Just don't make an enemy just because he didn't argue the way you wanted him to.
Lol, you have quite the temper ;DGet over myself? You're the one who's so certain you've got it right. A lot of us here asked for or guessed there would be something to do with being king in Fable III, but once we got it right we didn't act like we knew everything. The fact you've gussed sequels before means nothing, it's still speculation, weak speculation at that.
You mean like the Crawler being King of Clubs in the card deck? Or the assumption he exists? Obviously hard evidence there.
And you, right? Becuase there's such strong evidence, and you guessed what would happen in the other games, so you must know right? /sarcasm
And? Popularity lends nothing to credibility. What was the point of this anyway? Like I'm going to be convinced totally because there happens to be strong support.
The counter argument was that there isn't strong evidence for the Crawler being the King of Blades, which I did by showing your points to be assumptions and what face card the crawler was. And aren't you just criticising my post, and not presenting a counter argument? Hypocrite. I would be interested to see how these could be interpreted as evidence. I criticised your points, to start an argument, and you just went on the defensive and acted like I've done something wrong. You could've tried to show the weakness in my argument or say explain in depth how your points could be seen as evidence when you replied, but you didn't, which dosen't help your argument.
Lol, you have quite the temper ;D
It's been Halloween and i've had a few drinks so i have no will to try hard in this response.
My counter arguement to your.. Well.. What i can only call a "criticism" is my original original post.. I have no need to have a counter arguement, i only need to go on the defensive :')
I chose little points in the game that hint towards the likelihood of a King Of Blades. It is speculation. I am offerring a possibility. Nowhere do I say that this IS what will happen.
He must be the previously unmet King of Blades.
If you see something falling, you catch it because you know it will hit the ground.
The franchise has clearly dropped clues to where the story is heading and by making speculations, I can say "I saw that coming months ago".
And yes popularity does suggest credability.
Credibility refers to the objective and subjective components of the believability of a source or message.
Traditionally, modern, credibility has two key components: trustworthiness and expertise, which both have objective and subjective components. Trustworthiness is based more on subjective factors, but can include objective measurements such as established reliability. Expertise can be similarly subjectively perceived, but also includes relatively objective characteristics of the source or message (e.g., credentials, certification or information quality).Secondary components of credibility include source dynamism (charisma) and physical attractiveness.