So... More farts and chicken noises or what?

[City Builder]

So watching the trailer for the PC, the thing that comes to mind most is... More of the same.

How has the game changed since Fable 2 (xbox), I see more farting, more chicken clucking, seems more of the same really.

Is it worth that they made a whole sequel of the game?

[gracless]

Here are some:

- your character can speak
- storytelling is imo better
- your weapons are changing the way you play
- you can combine 2 (from 6) spells together
- simplified expressions (i dont like it)
- skilling system changed (simplified again but they added some new things, i like it)
- dye for clothes, hair and tattoos
- you can hold hands !!! :D
- child adopting
- your coop partner can import his character
- you can marry, have a child or enter a business relationship with players

There are a few more that i cant remember but the game is not bad. I played Fable 3 immediately after Fable 2 and didnt regret it.

[yogibbear]

Yeah I just watched some trailers and reviews and it really doesn't look like a serious RPG or anything resembling a computer game. It looks like its target audience is 5 yrs old. Personally I'm just looking forward to the Witcher 2.

[gracless]

Yeah I just watched some trailers and reviews and it really doesn't look like a serious RPG or anything resembling a computer game. It looks like its target audience is 5 yrs old. Personally I'm just looking forward to the Witcher 2.

I agree with you that they probably targeting a younger audience but im waaaaay older than 5 and having fun with the fable series :) You cannot compare Fable to games like The Witcher or Dragon Age. Its more like Zelda.

[Mouseraider]

Weren't the fable games exclusive to consoles?
I remember watching the zero punctuation review of it, and it is highly unlikely that I would ever buy the game. I would infact already deem it as terrible as ArcaniA.

If The Witcher 2 turns out not to be a fantastic game (which I doubt) I may be interested in a demo of Fable 3.

[XMMX]

Rumor says they lost unimaginably amount of cash due to the cost of the project, and the utter shat game they produced, now they are desperate and needs to earn back what it did cost in the first place

[irnbru]

Here are some:

- your character can speak
- storytelling is imo better
- your weapons are changing the way you play
- you can combine 2 (from 6) spells together
- simplified expressions (i dont like it)
- skilling system changed (simplified again but they added some new things, i like it)
- dye for clothes, hair and tattoos
- you can hold hands !!! :D
- child adopting
- your coop partner can import his character
- you can marry, have a child or enter a business relationship with players

There are a few more that i cant remember but the game is not bad. I played Fable 3 immediately after Fable 2 and didnt regret it.
- Player characters shouldn't speak in RPGs. It spoils immersion and imposes a personality on the player's character which should be left upto the player's own imagination.
- Storytelling may be better, but it's still far too brief.
- Disappointing feature which didn't live upto the hype.
- Spells are far too easy and overpowered.
- Expressions are even dumber than in Fable II, making NPC interaction outside of the main storyline completely pointless.
- Meh.
- Less customization in terms of clothing/hair than Fable II which is ridiculous considering that was one of the main things they should of improved upon with Fable III.
- Holding hands is a pointless feature. What a ♥♥♥♥ing waste of development time.
- Meh.
- About the only thing to improve from Fable II
- Meh.

[VividNinjaScar]

Rumor says they lost unimaginably amount of cash due to the cost of the project, and the utter shat game they produced, now they are desperate and needs to earn back what it did cost in the first place

That is a stupid rumor. The PC version was announced a year ago, at least six months before the console version came out. It was delayed because it wasn't finished.