Kill Your Masters
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Nice.Sean said:
Official Fable II Thread
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No Means Nomad
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That number isn't right.SIP YEK NOD said:Finished the game.
spoiler about the end:don't choose money, it only gives you like, 100 grand
I made that much from wood chopping.
You get 1,000,000 gold.
So I decided to be a compassionate soul and I married Alex from the
. After having a child together I venture off to save the world. Upon returning home I sleep with her for only the second time, and shortly after I am checking my stats and surprise...I have an STD. Bitch is about to be reunited with her ex.....
ghost/jilted lover quest
Alright so I ended the game once
but it seems like
(my character was alll conflicted between sacrifice and family, whatever
the three choices at the end are really the only things that determine the 'ending' of the game, is that as far as it goes? I might not replay right away then as I am a sucker for alternate endings and Fable seems to have more of an 'alternate world' system where huge bits of Albion are radically different based on your choices.
urgh, already had a bug where when I confirmed travelling to see my wife it would just return to the menu rather than travel me, and now after beating the cruicible I went to Bowerstone and saw my wife wandering around, I went to follow her and she moved regions, when the load screen went away I was in the new area with a message saying "following the death of your wife your son has been taken by child services" and i gained evil and lost reknown.. utter bollocks, I turned it off in frustration and now realise ive either lost alot of progress or it autosaved as i loaded the screen and she will be dead no matter what as you only get one save.
John Harker
Definitely doesn't make things up as he goes along.
Costanza said:
What's to stop someone who didnt buy the LE from entering their info?
How can they validate?
ALeperMessiah
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Jirotrom said:
buy some property and jack the prices up + 100%, if you own a few properties it shouldn't take more than 20 minutes for corruption to kick in. I know it didn't take me very long.
Psychotext
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Maybe Fable 2 was Microsoft's gift to everyone... help them all get RRoD on their launch consoles before the guarantee runs out.The Wispy Scoundrel said:
got this game last night and played for about an hour and a half, am enjoying myself quite a bit.
i'm going full evil for sure, and i've already killed enough innocents to have little horns and slightly blackened skin.
someone please spoil me and tell me - is it possible to get evil enough to look like the demon on the cover, or will you always have some semblance of humanity?
i'm going full evil for sure, and i've already killed enough innocents to have little horns and slightly blackened skin.
someone please spoil me and tell me - is it possible to get evil enough to look like the demon on the cover, or will you always have some semblance of humanity?
Have been playing a ton today, mostly screwing around. I'm liking the game but there are lot of little things that bug me, mostly on the technical side.
I noticed that my character started getting the blue veiny shit in his face so I had counter it with a bit of evil. I want my character to have a hint of evil about him but I don't want horns or other demon stuff, is that possible or will your character always develop one way or another?
I also want to know if more clothing items will become available in the shops later on.
I noticed that my character started getting the blue veiny shit in his face so I had counter it with a bit of evil. I want my character to have a hint of evil about him but I don't want horns or other demon stuff, is that possible or will your character always develop one way or another?
I also want to know if more clothing items will become available in the shops later on.
The blue lines are on your character if they're a magic user. The more points you put into magic, the more noticeable they become. For your character to stay normal in appearance you have to do your best to stay neutral.Danielsan said:
And depends on how many shops there are already available to you. You come across new ones that have different clothes, but their inventory doesn't vary that much during the course of the game.
Confidence Man
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I love the final encounter.
:lol
I waited for Lucien to finish his speech, but Reaver shot him first. "Oh sorry, did you want to kill him?"
Vustadumas
Banned
So, I came back to Bowerstone Market, and decided to rest in the Inn. Ran upstairs, slept 12 hours, it plays the long drawn out waking up animation, game starts to stutter, and becomes a slide show. Some guy in the room is asking how you get a concubine, and then the game freezes.
WTF
This is the 2nd time it's frozen on me, of course when I haven't saved in a while. I'm not even sure I like the game enough to keep playing. The combat is fun, but I'm finding the questing to be tedious and boring.
When does the game get good?
I just finished the part where
WTF
This is the 2nd time it's frozen on me, of course when I haven't saved in a while. I'm not even sure I like the game enough to keep playing. The combat is fun, but I'm finding the questing to be tedious and boring.
When does the game get good?
I just finished the part where
Hammer becomes a follower, and I was sent back to Bowerstone to talk to someone and upgrade my weapons
NarcissisticJay
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Confidence Man said:
hahaha, really.. he does.. ? I did the dead myself, never even thought to wait.
Castle Fairfax quest:
I'm in the room that has four arches, and you have to hit the thing with magic, and then shoot it three more times with a ranged weapon. I can't seem to get it the last time. I can't stand in the same spot and hit it all three times, I need to move for the last one and I can't do so in enough time. Am I doing something wrong, or do I really need to run, draw, and hope the reticle lines up the target because I have absolutely no time to adjust?
Just completed the main story line with about 25 hours or so. Love the ending, leaves open many possibilities. Would say this is tied as my favorite RPG this gen with ME. With that said I have lots to do still here with plenty of side quests left and property money making. Of course I still will have to play an all evil character sometime as well, heh. Oh yea, my GOTY thus far this year, edging MGS4 just a bit.
With that said this game should be a prime target for endless DLC possibilities.
With that said this game should be a prime target for endless DLC possibilities.
I didn't even know you could teleport. :lolSailor said:
Having said that, I'll still walk. I did that for Oblivion, for the first 60 or so hours of my first character. I like the feeling of travel, and of scouring the land for treasure and knocking off the odd bandit pack. I doubt I'll ever use it.
Randy Lanzarote
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^^^
Don't forget to take advantage of the coach travel, it can come in handy when you need to get places quickly (ie, take advantage of sales/shortages). Few times I've tried to make a bundle by buying low and selling high only to get to my destination a day late, with an inventory full of jewels I can't get rid of.
Few places take about 80 hours to walk between, you can miss out on some 3 day sales whilst just travelling.
Don't forget to take advantage of the coach travel, it can come in handy when you need to get places quickly (ie, take advantage of sales/shortages). Few times I've tried to make a bundle by buying low and selling high only to get to my destination a day late, with an inventory full of jewels I can't get rid of.
Few places take about 80 hours to walk between, you can miss out on some 3 day sales whilst just travelling.
Psychotext
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Quoted from last page:Flyguy said:
Psychotext said:
No Means Nomad
Banned
Don't hold down "Y" you shouldn't have to bring the aiming reticle up. Just tap the "Y" button pointing in the direction of the orb.
It's not "teleporting". It's just simplifying your journey. It still takes the same time (game hours) to travel to these places. The "teleportation" is still taking as long as it would have taken to walk.alanias said:
So you're not actually being easier on your hubby by letting the game take you to a place instantly. You're just fooling yourself. And saving your real life self the travel time. The game "pretends" that you walked the whole distance and comps you the hours and days. Which is why if you are running out of time for a job and are on the other side of the world, by the time you get to the other side the job is gone. Because it took you too long to walk.
The only "Teleportation" in the game are the two Cullis Gates. One is one way, the other two.
Hellsing321
Member
Alright, where the fuck is
the last piece of Captain Dread's Treasure? I swear I've been all over the fucking Island of Doom 10 times and neither me or my dog have found it.
Tieno
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So how do you open that chest that says you need to go to www.fable2.com. I went to that website but have no idea what to do.
D
Deleted member 21120
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http://fable2.xbox.com/experience.aspx?lang=en-USTieno said:
Play through the flash game and whatever items you unlock are placed in that chest (you can only open it once, so be sure to unlock everything you want).
Go back to like, page 5 of this thread and start scanning the posts. We talked a lot about the items back there.