Fable II

[monstruo696]

Havn't got it yet. Need a 360 first. But I've been to my friends house a few times to play it. It's great, although that monk with the hammer talks way too much.

Children need to stop expecting games as big and open as Morrowind. They take a long time to make, and there were so many bugs.

Can't wait till I get that 360. I will be a happy boy.

Games as big as morrowind are no fun, unless I have an arrow pointing the way, and I'm one of those people who like hardcore-realistic gaming, but getting lost is just not fun.

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[Exile]

Damn you all! I wants it, but cannot has untill 2 months from now!

-Go's to cry in a corner-

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[monstruo696]

Damn you all! I wants it, but cannot has untill 2 months from now!

-Go's to cry in a corner-

If it makes you feel better, I don't buy any games until I try them, and the local blockbuster only has 2 copies. (Compared to the 8 copies of Mercenaries 2, wtf rite?)*


*is obviously not an attempt by EA to promote their game.

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[JakeSG]

Waiting for Christmas too, Exile?

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For the Core.

[Spacewolf]

i hope they bring it out on PC soon

[masterflak]

End is .. Indescribable. It is a completely horrible way to end a game. Quests are good, food and stuff are impossible to come by in mass. You get fat like nothing, main story line is rather.. Choppy?

Fable II isnt as great as the first in my humble opinion.

I do love my doggie though. I named him Samson.

[Exile]

Waiting for Christmas too, Exile?

Yeah, the horror! -dies again-

So, dad told me that Fable 2 is generaly poo, mainly the minimap or lack there of. He also said something that when you travel between realms (regions i take it) you somehow lose track of what and when.

Anything vaguely resembling the above happened? Since, i really wanna get this game since i loved the first part with the heart i lack. But if it turns out to be poo afterwards, i'll be facepalming for years to come.

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[Magoo!]

Well, there isn't a minimap, but thats a small price to pay for the overwhelming awesomeness.

And since... Something happened, you can't really teleport from place to place (don't wanna ruin anything) so you walk/take carriages instead. So that might be losing track of "when", though I'm not sure how one loses track of what. O.o

Again, small prices to pay for the awesome factor; and ones that makes sense too, given that in the first few trailers it says its like... Two hundred years later or something. Or is it six?

[Lux]

Got it a couple of weeks ago... haven't stopped playing it. Awesome game, and I don't care if you guys think otherwise. I'm not here to convince you; just to state an opinion.

Also, when you teleport from place to place, all it does is make the time go forward by around the same amount of time it would take to walk. Unless I missed something, even though I finished the storyline, which affects the game more than side-quests (obviously).

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THEY TOLD ME I COULD BE ANYTHING SO I BECAME A SIGNATURE PLS HLP

[Gimpochino]

You all seemed to have missed the best bits that the game allows you to do, for instance.

If you're male

Part 1. make a woman fall in love with you.
Part 2. buy her house.
Part 3. hike up her rent 100%.
Part 4. get yourself a rentboy.
Part 5. Have some bumlove in her house, on her bed, infront of her!
Part 6. run for your life as she chases you around town shooting at you while you are laughing your self to an AIDS infected death.

You can also rename everyone you meet.......then kill them!
anyone that is playing the game can be seen as floating balls, or just your friends
Loads of side quests.
tons of puzzles to try and figure out, or harrass floating balls of light for the answer.

Downloadable content - always good. got rid of it for endwar before it came out so i got no idea if its any good

Parts that suck

Co-op - You share the same camara, Why?

out of a lot of games i've paid for recently its been one thats been the most fun.
worth 25 quid easy.

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