Reaver is such a douchebag. He's got "Created solely for fangirls" all over him. Same with that pompous Jack Sparrow of Pirates of the Caribbean fame.... Biggest letdown of Fable 3 was not being able to finally kill Reaver.
Reaver is such a douchebag. He's got "Created solely for fangirls" all over him. Same with that pompous Jack Sparrow of Pirates of the Caribbean fame.... Biggest letdown of Fable 3 was not being able to finally kill Reaver.
Reaver is such a douchebag. He's got "Created solely for fangirls" all over him. Same with that pompous Jack Sparrow of Pirates of the Caribbean fame.... Biggest letdown of Fable 3 was not being able to finally kill Reaver.
Walter for sure.
I had a real evil character the first time around, but for some reason I just couldn't leave him out there in the desert. So the only noble thing my hero had ever done was try to drag Walter to safety. It was a rather baffling but profound moment for my hero.
What I found so funny regarding Reaver fangirls was that there was a quest to find Reaver's underpants for his biggest fan and in his mansion you find some rather...questionable things regarding his tastes. Chickens and balverines? *shiver*
Didn't Reaver say he liked Hobbes because of their mouths (they got some purty mouths)? Aren't Hobbes kids though...? >.>
Jasper.
Didn't Reaver say he liked Hobbes because of their mouths (they got some purty mouths)? Aren't Hobbes kids though...? >.>
Reaver is definitely my number one, but that crazy old man who's in charge of the dwellers is pretty bloody funny.
Didn't Reaver say he liked Hobbes because of their mouths (they got some purty mouths)? Aren't Hobbes kids though...? >.>
and then the bit about them "requiring" big mouths for him... :/Barry Hatch said that, not Reaver. I believe the quote was, "Personally, I find Hobbes rather sexy" and then the bit about their mouths. :/
I love the bad characters, too. Mostly because I can just be brainless, and easily swayed by how ridiculously awesome they are, but also because not everyone appreciates them.