JohnDoe;391792 said:No, no, no, no, no. The last any Fable game needs more stupid quests.
Tsuyu;391803 said:...you do realize that both the temple of Avo and Skorm were scams in Fable 1?
JohnDoe;391792 said:You'll find that there is, um, lore of undead, monsters, creatures of good will as well as bad, and even gods in just about every time of every people in the world.
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Lithary;391805 said:Yeah, but they can think off some goods that are LIKE Avo and Skrom...
And btw... who says that all real religions are not scams anyway
JohnDoe;391888 said:The origins of the western werewolf are Greek. Not to mention all of the North American native folklore regarding manwolves. Dragons of the medieval UK style cannot really be associated with the UK, it's far from an original idea that dragons are large, red flying creatures and breath fire.
All of that is aside from the point. The point is that the Fable universe (Albion) is not Britain and shouldn't exclude anything that isn't British for not being British enough nor should it include anything that is British simply because it's British. Albion can very loosely base things off of the old UK, but the game is not meant to be a history lesson and people should stop looking at it in a historical perspective.
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Arseface;391721 said:Last time I checked, Europe didn't have magic....
Skotekal;391990 said:You're cool. Not capitalizing Christianity or Jesus. Jesus is a name, no matter if you look at it religiously or not. But whatever, you are a hardcore badass who has bad grammar. But it's okay, you're a badass.
JohnDoe;391935 said:There is much wrong with your argument. Especially the part of your argument that has nothing to do with my argument.So you know, that's like saying that sex only occurs in my bedroom because I only have sex in my bedroom, even if the idea of sex was conjured up by someone else and somewhere else in some other time.
JohnDoe;391935 said:Oh yes it does. Ever seen The Craft? Or The Crow? That is the extent to which suspension of disbelief works in our world. Beyond that and you have Matrix Revolutions, At World's End, and various other movies that left me with a look on my face that was like, 'wut'. But if the Albion in the Fable universe is in a galaxy far, far away and the events that took place there were a long time ago, that opens more doors. Where did Harry Potter live? Where did the events in the Star Wars universe take place? Where is Hyrule? Suspension of disbelief that includes heavy uses of magic, magical beings, or anything supernatural relies on being separate from the real world and so should not be based specifically on things of a single place in our world of a single time period in our world. Otherwise, they might as well just call it Ye Olde England, get rid of all things mythical and mystical, and make it a full blown "life simulator" where the most exciting thing that happens takes place in a local tavern and involves a drunk's retelling of his day... which can actually get pretty entertaining... but that's not a game.
JohnDoe;392152 said:Very good, glad you caught that actually. The problem in calling it British lore is that doing so implies that it is solely British lore and that only the British have that lore. How about we call it lore having to do with dragons or simply dragon lore?
This is what I wanted to say earlier, but it wasn't clever or funny at all in comparison.And you too are missing what I'm saying. I'm saying that they very well could very loosely base the game off of lore that appears throughout the world including Great Britain but they shouldn't identify Albion with the UK. Doing so makes Albion not Albion but instead the UK and that places restrictions on game possibilities because there are things that should be possible in Albion but aren't possible in the UK. It needs to be different enough that the UK isn't the first thing we think of when hearing the word Albion while playing Fable.
Are you following? The UK is in our universe, with our rules and our reality, and as such, basing a game location off of the UK to the point that we identify with it as the UK will disrupt the suspension of disbelief whenever we encounter something that doesn't sit right when playing the game. My suspension of disbelief is very, very limited as it is, and my experience with AoE3 was completely and utterly destroyed when I saw Arabs allying themselves with Aztecs and mercenaries and pirates against what might as well have been called the Axis of Evil in order to destroy the Fountain of Youth. That's too much. But if it were to have taken place in its own universe separate from our own, that's totally cool. I'd have been down with that.
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