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I don't know why but after watching those videos of gameplay I really want to pick this up. My brain tells me otherwise, plus I'd much rather just play it on PC. Why did they have to delay it!? I'm so confused!
Snuggler said:Hmmm a 5.5/10
I'm not big on Destructoid, but it's refreshing. I was hoping to see a few less than positive reviews to shine a light on the flaws. You can't get much out of "OMG AWESOME 9/10".
Reading it now, and they do give a pretty solid explanation of the score. No worries.
Go after him and yell like a deranged old man.Jtyettis said:Solid review from sixthaxis;
http://www.thesixthaxis.com/2010/10/26/review-fable-iii/
Mine is on the way.
Though I swear the UPS guy must make my house the last stop on the rounds.
p3tran said:the only thing that does not "fit", is that molyneux tries to make an interface that is great for kids, yet game is full of gay bullshit.
does not compute at all in my book.
dont mix your bedroom preferences with your work, mr molyneux!
MMaRsu said:Destructoid gave AC2 a 4 or something. I mean seriously, don't listen to those idiots when deciding to buy ANY game.
In fact it was Sterling, the rest of dtoid's staff is much better reviewing than him.MMaRsu said:Destructoid gave AC2 a 4 or something. I mean seriously, don't listen to those idiots when deciding to buy ANY game.
undu said:In fact it was Sterling, the rest of dtoid's staff is much better reviewing than him.
undu said:In fact it was Sterling, the rest of dtoid's staff is much better reviewing than him.
Ugh. Just ugh.We're sorry for the delay in shipping the order you placed on October 14 2010. We have good news -- the order is now being shipped! You should receive a shipping notification shortly, within the next business day, for the following item(s):
"Fable III Limited Collector's Edition"
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Because we were unable to meet our guaranteed delivery date promise, we are refunding the shipping charges for your entire order. This refund should be processed within the next few days, and we will send you an e-mail to let you know when the refund has been completed.
p3tran said:trolling aside, its a very nice game, far better than previous titles.
very beautiful gfx, sounds, voice etc.
the only thing that does not "fit", is that molyneux tries to make an interface that is great for kids, yet game is full of gay bullshit.
does not compute at all in my book.
dont mix your bedroom preferences with your work, mr molyneux!
p3tran said:the only thing that does not "fit", is that molyneux tries to make an interface that is great for kids, yet game is full of gay bullshit.
does not compute at all in my book.
dont mix your bedroom preferences with your work, mr molyneux!
taoofjord said:I'm confused about this but do you miss out on anything by doing couch co-op? I'm thinking of playing this with my girlfriend as well.
Risible said:WTF. GTFO with that shit. Nice attitude.
In Fable III, you can only emote to villagers one at a time, performing the same tedious animations for them until they like you.
In short, everything has been bundled into one place, leaving nothing to discover in Albion itself.
You visit only a few places, and fight only a fraction of the types of enemies that Fable is known for.
The number of stores and blacksmiths has been reduced, and there's far less to do overall.
Another niggle is that where Mass Effect 2's ending gives players fair warning that 'pressing A' could result in a game-ruining finale if unprepared, Fable III's own risky conclusion forgets to give us a final opt-out point. It's all-to-easy to muck up your whole game world. Believe us. You have been warned.
Nemesis556 said:I hate how people who must be under 20 or something spew out homophobic remarks to get what I can only assume is "street cred".
Awful awful posting.
Kotaku said:You sit upon the throne ready to make a year's worth of decrees. At last, a thrilling new system! You will face the moral dilemmas that come with wearing the crown.
But what really happens once you're king (or queen)? Well, one choice you must make as king requires you to choose between opening a homeless shelter and opening a brothel. Another involves whether to allow child labor. Arguing for the dark side is a man who once tried to murder you. While it is certain that the people at Lionhead Studios are quite bright, the version of kingly rule they let us play posits a world in which rulers have the choice to do obvious good or to cackle while committing evil. Absent from Fable III's worldview is the idea that a ruler, be they George W. Bush or Barack Obama, does what they do out of the assumption their decisions are made for good. Evil is obvious. Its advocates are snakes. Fable III's simplistic morality in this king phase is a crushing disappointment. How frustrating given that the game's first moral choice, made in its first quarter-hour is a stomach-knotter.
Write off the king stuff as an interesting failed experiment, and what do you have?
CVG said:Being King of Albion is properly good fun. No, really - we said in the opener to this review that it's the best simulation Peter Molyneux produced in years, and we stand by that judgement. With the crown on your head and the laws at your feet, you can make direct and significant decisions that immediately change the Fable III world and the characters that inhabit it - and every choice genuinely does have a consequence.
Should you pay top dollar to build a sewage plant for the growing stink in Bowerstone Industrial, or simply re-direct it to the marshes for free (upsetting the hippies in the process)? What about drinking laws - will you accept cash to outlaw pubs, or endorse boozing altogether and have villagers puking in the streets?
And when, my lord, you're propositioned with a plan to build a brothel on a crumbling orphanage for ridiculous profits, which way will your conscience sway? In fact, in order to do the best for your kingdom, you'll often come across as a ruthless, greedy tyrant to the people of Albion - contradicting your motivations for rushing the palace gates in the first place. The comparisons with Thatcher, Blair, Obama et al are hard to miss.
Jtyettis said:Reading the CVG review, without giving too much away can someone tell me where in the game I should take notice for this;
You know there's gay marriage in Fable 3, right? You should either a) stop playing right now before jesus sends to hell or b) stop being so ignorant.p3tran said:I'm 35.
In the game, you have to talk to people to gain approval.
Your character talks to another same sex character.
Opening move ('A' button for you) is an intimate dance that starts with your character sticking his face to the other guys face, wave him from the waist, ends with your character lifting the other character gently in the air, like a ballerina.
Next press of 'A' button has your character performing some macho-like animation gestures, and the other character leans over with admiration, his hands touching around your belt and to the thighs.
Next 'A' keypress said 'whistle'. sorry but I didnt care to press for the third time.
Then you got the right trigger that displays information for other npc's like "common, gay, flirty". And that tag is on neutral people, that you havent even talked to.
The character I talked to in my example, the dance 'partner' that admired my character's groins, had right trigger info "common, straight, aggresive"
harsh for some or not , my critique stands.
Actually kind of glad to see that it wasn't just me who had these horrible bugsFour times now the Xbox has locked up when trying to access the sanctuary. The game's basically broken for me.
Zenith said:The former one sounds more in keeping with Fable's previous morality systems.
p3tran said:I'm 35.
In the game, you have to talk to people to gain approval.
Your character talks to another same sex character.
Opening move ('A' button for you) is an intimate dance that starts with your character sticking his face to the other guys face, wave him from the waist, ends with your character lifting the other character gently in the air, like a ballerina.
Next press of 'A' button has your character performing some macho-like animation gestures, and the other character leans over with admiration, his hands touching around your belt and to the thighs.
Next 'A' keypress said 'whistle'. sorry but I didnt care to press for the third time.
Then you got the right trigger that displays information for other npc's like "common, gay, flirty". And that tag is on neutral people, that you havent even talked to.
The character I talked to in my example, the dance 'partner' that admired my character's groins, had right trigger info "common, straight, aggresive"
harsh for some or not , my critique stands.
No one cares what point you were trying to make. The issue is with your derogatory use of the term gay.p3tran said:I'm 35.
In the game, you have to talk to people to gain approval.
Your character talks to another same sex character.
Opening move ('A' button for you) is an intimate dance that starts with your character sticking his face to the other guys face, wave him from the waist, ends with your character lifting the other character gently in the air, like a ballerina.
Next press of 'A' button has your character performing some macho-like animation gestures, and the other character leans over with admiration, his hands touching around your belt and to the thighs.
Next 'A' keypress said 'whistle'. sorry but I didnt care to press for the third time.
Then you got the right trigger that displays information for other npc's like "common, gay, flirty". And that tag is on neutral people, that you havent even talked to.
The character I talked to in my example, the dance 'partner' that admired my character's groins, had right trigger info "common, straight, aggresive"
harsh for some or not , my critique stands.
p3tran said:I'm 35.
In the game, you have to talk to people to gain approval.
Your character talks to another same sex character.
Opening move ('A' button for you) is an intimate dance that starts with your character sticking his face to the other guys face, wave him from the waist, ends with your character lifting the other character gently in the air, like a ballerina.
Next press of 'A' button has your character performing some macho-like animation gestures, and the other character leans over with admiration, his hands touching around your belt and to the thighs.
Next 'A' keypress said 'whistle'. sorry but I didnt care to press for the third time.
Then you got the right trigger that displays information for other npc's like "common, gay, flirty". And that tag is on neutral people, that you havent even talked to.
The character I talked to in my example, the dance 'partner' that admired my character's groins, had right trigger info "common, straight, aggresive"
harsh for some or not , my critique stands.
I dont have a problem with jesus/hell/straight/gay etc.DevelopmentArrested said:You should stop playing Fable 3 right now before Jesus sends you to Hell!!!
p3tran said:I dont have a problem with jesus/hell/straight/gay etc.
if you read my original post, I said it just doesnt make sense to make this beautiful game so easy and accesible to kids (rpg with no menus, single press actions, audiovisual style etc) , while sporting this -clearly not for kids- attitude.
so
if you are a parent, you may want to keep this away from your kids.
if you are a gay that feels talking about gay is taboo and/or offensive, eh, not my problem.
p3tran said:I dont have a problem with jesus/hell/straight/gay etc.
if you read my original post, I said it just doesnt make sense to make this beautiful game so easy and accesible to kids (rpg with no menus, single press actions, audiovisual style etc) , while sporting this -clearly not for kids- attitude.
so
if you are a parent, you may want to keep this away from your kids.
if you are a gay that feels talking about gay is taboo and/or offensive, eh, not my problem.
Yeah I'm a bit worried about that also, hopefully the ending sequence isn't forced on us after being king/queen for a while.Jtyettis said:Reading the CVG review, without giving too much away can someone tell me where in the game I should take notice for this;
Only if you're a parent that feels being gay is wrong.p3tran said:I dont have a problem with jesus/hell/straight/gay etc.
if you read my original post, I said it just doesnt make sense to make this beautiful game so easy and accesible to kids (rpg with no menus, single press actions, audiovisual style etc) , while sporting this -clearly not for kids- attitude.
so
if you are a parent, you may want to keep this away from your kids.
if you are a gay that feels talking about gay is taboo and/or offensive, eh, not my problem.
p3tran said:I dont have a problem with jesus/hell/straight/gay etc.
if you read my original post, I said it just doesnt make sense to make this beautiful game so easy and accesible to kids (rpg with no menus, single press actions, audiovisual style etc) , while sporting this -clearly not for kids- attitude.
so
if you are a parent, you may want to keep this away from your kids.
if you are a gay that feels talking about gay is taboo and/or offensive, eh, not my problem.
You should consider ending yourself.p3tran said:I dont have a problem with jesus/hell/straight/gay etc.
if you read my original post, I said it just doesnt make sense to make this beautiful game so easy and accesible to kids (rpg with no menus, single press actions, audiovisual style etc) , while sporting this -clearly not for kids- attitude.
so
if you are a parent, you may want to keep this away from your kids.
if you are a gay that feels talking about gay is taboo and/or offensive, eh, not my problem.
Teknoman said:About the whole dance argument: Cant you just...not do the dance emote for guys if you didnt want to? I dont think they force you to do anything.
It is not accepted here, he is obviously the one person in this thread that doesn't belong.Eric WK said:Great to see blatant homophobia alive, well and accepted here at GAF.