I feel like fable 2 had more to do in it

Fable II is the definition of childhood nostalgia for me. Not only because it was the game I played the most as a kid by far but because it’s tone, atmosphere and themes just evoke a quaint, charming and nostalgic setting. Despite some dark parts of the game, it overall retains that same feeling and aesthetic which makes it such a joy to play. More than that, the varied designs of different parts of the world, the various ways you can live, the fact you can interact and build relationships with anyone and, of course, the real estate system are all things that just make this game unique. It’s strange that in spite of there being many more, and far larger in scope, fantasy RPGs that came after Fable 2, none of them ever managed to capture the same feeling this one did. It was limited in scope yes, but it knew what to do to make you feel like you’d want to live in this world whereas it’s successors tend to go for sprawling open spaces with nowhere near the same depth in individual locations. The example I go to is that when I first played it, it took me ages to figure out that there were other areas of Bowerstone besides Market, I thought that’s all there was but I didn’t care. I got into a routine of sleeping and blacksmithing whole buying up property and I was fine with that, so my joy was ecstatic when I discovered there was indeed more of the game still. 😅 Not to say it’s perfect, of course. The graphics are very dated, the character models probably weren’t even the best at the time and the inability to die is a very strange creative choice which robs a lot of urgency from the gameplay as there’s 0 risk of death. And with Knothole Island potions removing your scars, no risk of even having that long term effect. I don’t know why they did that but it was very clearly to the game’s detriment. And while I praised the ability to interact with anyone, it’s also very basic and repetitive. NPCs don’t have any unique traits so there’s no incentive to build relationships with them except for the fun of it, which they definitely could have done a lot more with. But I can set all that aside because every time I sit down to play this game, it still manages to capture that same feeling of charming nostalgia which no other game can do for me. And that’s enough to keep me coming back to replay it every once in a while.

Just one small example of fable 2 being better than fable 3, in F2 banshees will taunt your character with a surprising amount of detail. Some quotes (there are many more): "Your son/daughter despises you." "What would Rose say if she could see you now? Do you think she would be proud? Do you think she would recognize the creature you've become?" "The people you see, all the people you talk to, they are not real. You are alone in this universe. Terribly alone." "Did you know Rose didn't die right away from that shot? No, she watched you fall through that window, heard as your body thudded against the ground and cried bitter tears before a final shot from Lucien ended her life." "You think you're a hero? Taking orders from a weak, old, blind woman; don't you have a mind of your own?" "You still hear Rose's death cry when you try to sleep at night, don't you?" "Think of all the time you've wasted fighting blame, when you could have been leading a normal life." "Why do you think you continue to cheat death? Not even oblivion wants you." "Hammer still thinks her father's death is your fault. One day she will betray you in revenge." "Love wasn't enough to keep him/her with you..." "Your son/daughter hates you, he/she will get a blade in the night and plunge it through your heart." "Your husband/wife is cold and alone right now. Balverines will feast on his/her flesh." "Your son/daughter is so sweet, like honey. Last night when I visited your home, he/she screamed your name as he/she died." "Think about all the endless hours you've wasted playing this game. And for what? Nothing!" "You should've never left your husband/wife alone!" "I have seen where murderers like you go. It is a dark, desolate place."

Something you missed/forgot to mention is if you get a wife and kid before the end of the game, Lucian kills them off screen and bringing them back is that second wish along with the dog

10:27 To be fair, there was always a theme of magic dying or fading in the world of Fable. The first game was the most magical, yet it too talks about magic as uncommon with the magic school dying. The second most powerful sword in Fable 1 was known as a dragon slayer, from a much more magical past when they roamed. You are basically at the ending of magic. By Fable 2 magic was more of an oddity and by Fable 3 magic was, well… a fable…

The expression wheel in fable 2 is superior, also the fact that you can use it on multiple is 10x better than doing in 1 but 1 in fable 3

In 2023 turning online orbs on and seeing other players in your world still is so heartwarming, always gonna loves this game, I got a screenshot with 6 online orbs in bowerstone

He didn’t mention this, but for those who don’t know, Theresa actually appears in the first fable game as the main characters sister, she is as og as it gets, so I think by the time of fable 2 she is technically your 2x great aunt or something.

I just like how if you choose to let Lucien explain himself after final battle, Reaver just shoota him then has the audacity to say, "oh my bad were yall talking?"

The whole sanctuary thing they had in Fable 3 was actually them believing that the pause menu from this game was broken. Apparently they had a lot of complaints about how much time you spend in the pause menus in this game, and them replacing it with an area you teleport into and maneuver around in and does everything a pause menu does but worse was their way of trying to fix that.

I distinctly remember the moment when I turned against Fable 3. Initially, I was having fun playing it. Then I tried customizing my character. Not only are there actually even less items to customize your hero than in 2, you had to pay extra for the black dye that was sold separately as DLC. 5 euros I think it was.

the comparison of the protagonist to human shrek was uncomfortably accurate

The thing about trolls being not part of the 3rd game I think is in correlation with how the world is less and less magical as time progresses. They're present in the first Fable game. We're also presented a huge guild of heroes. By the 2nd game heroes are almost gone and you have to search them out. Magic is also less varied. By the 3rd game all that's left of the guild is their badges. You're the only one who can use magic and even you use artefacts (gloves) to do a limited kind of magic.

My least favorite thing about fable 3 was making the alignment appearance modifier hidden outside of flourishes. I rememher playing both fable 1 and 2 as a kid/teenager and absolutely adoring the fact i could see the consequences of my actions on my appearance

The most controversial part of 2 compared to either other Fable, and certainly other games, is the ending. Or more specifically, that there was no final boss and Lucien was defeated comparatively easy. It’s been widely criticised for being cheap, lazy, anticlimactic and a waste of time… But I love it. I love how unique and different it is because of how well it fits into the theme of the game. Despite being an open RPG where you can mould your character to your desire, Sparrow does have some core traits that define him/her. He is defined by the trauma of the day he watched Rose die and is determined to take revenge on Lucien for it. But one of the core messages of the game is that you can’t get back what has been lost. The Old Kingdom won’t return, Lucien can’t get his family back and you can’t get Rose back, which is precisely why the box shows Sparrow the one thing he wants more than anything else - him and Rose, safe and happy and healthy in an idyllic paradise where nothing can hurt them. But in order to save his friends Hammer and Garth (and Reaver), he needs to give it all up. He needs to sacrifice the one thing he’s wanted ever since he lost his sister in order to save the world. The battle was not physical, it was psychological as Sparrow had to give up what he wanted most to do what he needed. Now, is it perfectly executed? No, because it’s hard to form a connection to a blank slate character in the same way as a fully fleshed out one like Geralt. So I don’t really blame people for feeling cheated by this ending since it does pull this at the last minute and you as a player don’t really feel the same connection to Rose as Sparrow does. Especially in evil playthroughs as this moral contradicts a lot of what your character would be doing in this situation lol. So it was not executed the best but I really love what they were going for here. I love that a very human villain like Lucien was defeated in the most human of ways - by giving up what you want most to save the world. I will give all the credit in the world for trying to be unique and original with that ending when it would have been so much simpler to do a generic big boss battle.

1. Better Menu System (No hopping inside a room just to swap clothes/weapons/etc.) Just lists and data. 2. Better Magic 3. Better Map (felt like areas actually blended into each other) 4. Better Story 5. Actions actually felt like they had an effect on story, instead of just throwing money at the problem at the end.

Theresa was always the true BBEG of the trilogy. We all just served her as pawns.

Fable 2 is the only game that has ever made me cry. I was 10 and was having a moral crisis because of the options you choose at the end of the game. I also had a halo around my head. I was crying because i didnt know what would be the better option, choosing my dog or saving the people who were involved. I wrestled with the decision for like 10 minutes sobbing and asking my family what i should do and them not understanding anything i was saying. I then chose the money and lost my halo and grew two little nubs on my forehead. I then surmised that i must be evil then and proceeded to go to the main town and grow out my horns

Of the original 3 games, Fable 2 is definitely my favorite. Describing 3 as a watered down version of 2 is probably the most accurate way to describe it in one sentence. I just didn't like the wish segment at the end of the game, and I also felt that the end of the game just sort of rushed itself along like it was through playing with you. The original Fable also had stuff left behind, like losing in combat resulting in you acquiring new scars. And an aging system that made sure you were 120 with your big sister remaining at about 20 for the whole game.

Fable 2 is a great game, when you really take the time to dig into it you can learn a ton of stuff that really helps build the world, my favorite bit of lore is that somehow Scythe is still alive, while not uncommon for characters to break immortality that fact he survived so long though not only the fall of the Hero's guild but the breaking of the Old kingdom says a lot about how powerful he must be

One of my main memories of this game is the Co-op with my brother. You can bring other characters saved on the console, and something my brother did for me is have me start a new game, but before I even finished the prologue we saved, booted up his character and played the Crucible together. One fun aspect of the co-op is you can set how much gold and exp each player gets, so he gave me either 90% or 100% of the gold. So when I reloaded my saved game I then had thousands of gold coins as a poor, orphaned beggar. I still had to do the quests to get the 5 gold though. XD

Hope the devs took a lot of inspiration from 1&2 for the reboot

THE TIME IS... Very Late... (The best NPC in Fable 2)

I know its kinda silly to commend but distance text on exit of the location telling how much you will travel and how long is realy nice touch that add to the immersion. ALSO time skip is impressive, the fact that in game I had a child did the spire rescue and find out the my child is out of crib and grown up in 10 years was jaw dropping for me

By random chance, I played kotor 2 and fable 2 around the same time, and came to the logical conclusion that Teresa and Kreia are the same character.

Fable 3 was good. That was the problem. Fable is supposed to be a lot better than just good.

Fable 2 was my childhood. The only game I played more after Fable 2 was Skyrim. I still come back to Fable 2 after all these years. Fable 2 will always be in my heart.

I've played all three of them. The first one has the best writing. The third one looks the best. So, for me, it's where you put your value in either the storytelling or the looks of it. In the first one you can add these stones onto your weapon to add an element or damage to your weapon. You can also have weapons with magical effects, like having a bow that can shoot multiple arrows at the same time. I can't wait for them to bring back Jack of blades from the first one. When you play the first one, you will understand where they got the map idea for the third one. In the first one, you went to the Guild Hall and they had a big old map. That lets you know the location of all your quest and it also allows you to quick travel. It'll blow your mind if you go back and play the first one, you will understand the origins of all these places and characters. Like Teresa and the Music Box and Crucible. The decisions that you make in the early game make it different for you later on. Like if you try to cheat and swindle people when you're a kid, they won't trade with you when you become an adult. When you plant an acorn, you come back 10 years later, it becomes a tree. Ya you need to play the 1st one.

I think the only good feature from Fable 3 that I can recall vividly, is the spell combinations, dual wielding of spells.

Fable 2 was good because we could flip through some menus and change our drip. Fable 3 required us to go through 3 loading screens and shit.

Honest opinion. After that ending with Theresa, I genuinely thought she was going to use The Spire to bring back her brother, the Hero of Oakvale. Imagine she succeeds and brings him back, but at a cost. What if the evil ending is true? What if he wielded the sword and the mask of Jack consumed him, but Theresa survived being killed and went into the void and somehow lived and when she returned to Albion she sealed him back in the void and was able to warp reality and history so her brother will be remembered as a hero he was meant to be. But something happened, the seal is broken and her worst fear has come to pass, Jack using her brother as his body is back and Albion will burn. "I have returned. After an eternity away from you all, Jack of Blades is back!" Definitely a better idea for Fable 3.

I love Fable 2 and all the dlc that came with it. For me it has a special place, it was the game I spent the most time with my little brother. We used to create different builds to compliment each other (usually I would use melee while he focused on spells). I wish I could do so again...

I can remember the smells, the feel, the escapism, spent so many hours playing even got the guide book, fond memories.

Fable 3 had some really good ideas, but didn’t really do enough to fully realize those ideas, while at the same time it paired back lots of things from 2 that could have instead been refined. Fable 3 was supposed to be a game that, thematically, was about forming 1-on-1 relationships with people, then having to weigh the needs of those relationships against the needs of a kingdom. It can be seen in everything from the hand holding, greater emphasis on dating and marriage, the quest lines, to even making bonds with weapons and leveling them up by completing little quests with them (something I really liked about Fable 3, honesty). That could have worked, in fact I think that could be a really cool idea. Promising people aid to win the throne and then having to go back on your word to fend off the oncoming evil, or choosing to keep true to your word and dealing with the deaths of your own people. Or just betraying everyone and looting your kingdom, becoming the king of a graveyard. The problem was that there was never any real struggle to just choose to help individuals AND the kingdom. You don’t sacrifice anything to save everyone, five million gold is nothing. If you just wait around, you will earn that in interest. The game needed to make a difference between the countries gold and your own gold, while also preventing you from just donating gold to the kingdom, just looting it. That alone would have made the second half so much more meaningful.

fable 3 should have just been one more dlc for fable 2

Every single day I wish for a pc release of this game.

Fable1>Fable2>Fable3. And what's extra annoying is that each one had downgrades and improvements between them

"The economy doesn't shit itself in the fist 5 minutes" Make the Bowerstone blacksmith fall in love with you and also fear you (scaroused), buy all of his merchandise at a discount, sell all of it to the traveling merchants in Fairfax gardens, repeat for as much gold as you need.

20:27 I didn’t even know this was in the game because I always took my time. This is golden. And Theresa sounds so done when she gives her crap for alienating the men they need the favor of.

Fable 2 holds a special place in my heart, much more than any other game. It helped me through a very rough time in my early 20s (I played it long after it was released)

Fable 2 is my personal favorite out of the trilogy however now you definitely have to do a video on the original Fable and see how you would compare it to it's sequels.

Fable 1 is where I started as a kid. So the nostalgia is strong with that one. I loved Fable 2 when it came out and played both many times. I played Fable 3 once and was... just not happy with it. It evolved but backwards. As someone that grew up with these games, 3 should have been so much more. I didn't hate it. But it's not the sequel I would have ever asked for. I'd be fine if they stopped after 2.

As someone who started with Fable 3, I never understood why I saw so much hate for it online. Granted it helped that I got I free with Xbox Live’s Games with Gold program so not having to pay for it helped. But it was still a solid adventure and I liked how you had to put in some actual effort to get the Light Side ending rather than the Dark Side one.

Wait have you never actually played fable 1? The way you talk about Theresa and then later just glance over the guild (which was where you trained in fable 1). Why would you not play fable 1 before you play 2 and 3? ^^ You're missing so much lore.

I love the fable series, it was one of the first franchises I ever played for games and truly loved, having said that I can also accept that a lot of the rpg elements and gameplay that I loved about the first 2 games doesn’t end up in the 3rd unfortunately. But I hope the new game takes the series in a good direction excited to see what comes

I find it interesting that since you played the games backwards you get to have an "OH!" moment with Theresa, just wait until Fabl 1 ;)

The way that Fable works with getting knocked out reminds me of a Skyrim mod I liked that prevented player death, and instead replaced it with a system of injury and capture. Depending on who/what you lost to, you could either be left for dead or captured, but one thing was certain, you'd be hit with heavy, long lasting debuffs, and many of your items would be stolen. You could track them down and get them back, possibly having to rematch the thing that beat you the first time but now you have even less gear to face them with, but it replaced dying and reloading with a whole side quest system. So like, there are really good ways to not die in a videogame, and still be a very interesting challenge. Mod was called Death Alternative

Any fable video is good. Glad ya made another

I absolutely loved fable 2. It did so many things better, the only thing I hated was the ending no climactic battle. But other than that loved it

I’m a little late to the party, but Fable 2 is a game that’s very special to me. It was my introduction to the fantasy genre as a whole. With that I’m surprised no one talks about it, but has no one ever felt like Theresa could’ve been the next villain. She manipulated Rose and you to buy the music box leading to her death. Later on it seems like she had a hand in the Abbots death. When Hannah says she’s a pacifist she says “we need a hero not a pacifist monk. We need her to find a reason to fight.” It just so happens that a spire guard discovers her location shortly after this. Then there’s that line at the very end “but the spire is mine. Be gone.” I always felt like she would make for a good grey villain.

The bit about the dog being over 30 years old cracks me up!!! 😂 to think he would’ve been almost dead from you just growing up from childhood.. haha

Dude, Fable 3 legit stabbed me 23 times in the ides of March. I feel my disliking of it is justified.

It's interesting to hear someone play it backwards because I played them as they came out. I didn't know about all the hype for the first game so I just played it blind and it was awesome. I followed all of the hype for the second one when they were claiming that it would be the most in-depth RPG of all time and when it came nowhere close I was very disappointed and didn't even think it lived up to the first one. I know a lot of people prefer the second one, but the first one is just so much better in my eyes.

I remember my friend joining me as an orb, gifting me 100,000 so i could buy houses, i was awful at the game going back when it came out. But the memories i have of it are amazing and itll always be one of my favourite games. To be fair, i enjoyed all of the fable games, whilst 3 was more lackluster, i did definently still enjoy it. Ive got to say that 2 is my favourite out of them all though, probably because it was the first one i played, i didnt bother playing 1 until after i played 2, but yeah all of them hold a special place in my heart. Also getting knocked out in fable 2 will give you a new scar each time you get knocked out.

something that always made fable 2 so much better (I still love 3) to me is the fact that most of fable 1 stuff is actually still in the game just clearly no treated well by time. the guild is there, oakvale is there, bowerstone is there, people talk about the old game. fable 3 makes a small reference that you are a descendant of the hero from 2, but that's kinda all it does to bring you back to the older games outside of having theresa there.

The "it took the hero 10 years to escape" always took me out of the fun.

I started replaying fable 1 a few days ago and I almost immediately knew I was gonna play 2 and 3 again. 2 is the best outta all 3 in my opinion

Bloodstone, a wretched hive of scum and villainy - you’ve no idea how much that made me smile. That phrase was my vibe for Bloodstone while doing the sim setup for it. For Fable 3 we had a launch date when we started, which was two years after F2. In reality it’s 18 months because of lead times to manufacturing. Up until then games has taken us about four years. It’s also the only Lionhead game to be built on the same tech as another - we used F2 as a base, we got some new 3d coders & they overhauled the graphical capabilities of that thing (and fixed a parsing issue which mean everything in 2 had the same specular value). Taking 2 as a base meant assumptions were made like we wouldn’t have to do any sim work. I’d spent years working on the world sim for 2, for 3 it extended to adding a behaviour that would just make an NPC stand in a spot & play a looping animation, we got no new behaviours. And I didn’t do the some setup in regions, I can’t remember who did, but I spent hours in 2 trying to perfect the feel I wanted in each region - we just didn’t have than time for 3. You mention the menus, part of the push for 3 was doing away with the UI & menus. So a lot of gameplay code’s time went towards that. Like for 2 whenever you opened a shop menu I simulated all the sales & restocks since the last time you interacted with the shop to work out what’s in stock, this was done as the menu opened. No menu, means we have to change how that’s done. As you can imagine there’s a lot of that. See also the “physical” NPC interactions & hand holding. The changes to magic, levelling, etc. We could have had trolls in 3, they were in there since it was built on 2. First creature I did when I moved off the sim team onto the combat team to help finish the project.

If you think about it, Fable 1 and 2 have almost similar scripts. First, you are a child, then a hero of ancient organisation, you need to stop very bad guy, you need to go to the arena, then you go to jail and spend a lot of time in there. 3 is a really mixed game and a little mess, but at least lions guys tried something new this time!

If you listen to Lucien monologue at the end, Reaver ends up shooting him because he got tired of listening to him prattle on. Angered my 13 year old self to no end

I remembered playing this game with my dad a long time ago when I was a kid. The game I guess wasn't build for co-op so I wasn't ever able to customize my character. But going back to the game years later and being able to play for myself the wave of nostalgia hit me like a truck and I had so much fun exploring the world on my own. I've played through the game with three different characters now in the span of a few months and now I just want to play another game similar to it, but surprisingly somehow games with more advanced graphics and mechanics can't hold a candle to the feeling of discovery that this game had. I hope the new fable game coming out might be able to capture some of the same feeling but I'm not holding my breath.

I think that you summed up pretty much the very precise reason why Fable 3 is very much disliked by every single person who played Fable 2 (or even 1, for that matter). Oddly enough, I don't see that many people realizing that it's not that Fable 3 is devoid of any quality, it's that everything it does right, it does it worse than Fable 2 systematically. So anyone who played Fable 2 will just feel like they've been kinda betrayed by being served something that isn't even on par with the previous game on any aspect. Though I have to say, for someone to have played Fable 3 first, lucky you, you were one of the few who was able to enjoy it for what it's worth! :D Can't wait for a video about Fable 1

Fable III is one of the many reasons it lead to the death of the franchise and the closure of LionHead

Fable3 felt like it needed 2 more years to finish its promises, but it was needed for the new xbox launch.

Anyone else noticed how similar the Fable 2 pause menu layout is compared to the old Xbox 360 dashboard

"The world is yours. However, the Spire is mine. Begone." That shit gave me a chill the first time I saw it happen.

I remember a friend and I played table 3 in multiplayer and when we got to the end we realised neither of us died once during the game. The game was literally so easy that we were never killed

I like to believe this theory that the Music box didn't fulfill rose's wish of living in the Castle. But it fulfilled Sparrows wish of wanting to become a Hero. Must have been in sparrows head but still.

You can ABSOLUTELY crack Fable 2's economy open super quick. Not as quick as Fable 3, but it's still ridiculous. Love both games as much as Fable 1 still tho.

True. Fable3 is the common modern gaming trope of improving the visuals & combat but neglecting every other part of the world.

The biggest issue I have with this game is that there's a bit of DLC where you can resurrect your dog if you picked something else at the end of the game making resurrecting the people that died building the Spire the objectively best option since you can just bring the dog back and the gold is not really worth it when you can just get that money from owning houses.

As someone who just recently played through fable 1 and fable 2 (both ot them I did a good and an evil playthrough) I actually enjoy fable 1 more than fable 2. Sure fable 2 made a lot of good changes, like being able to buy most houses without having to murder the old owners etc. But fable 1 from a gameplay perspective was simply more fun. I feel like the spells in fable 1 were more diverse than in fable 2 and being able to quickly choose between 3 spells that you can instantly cast is just way more fun than the "loading up" way of fable 2. And there is also simply something about the melee hits in fable 1 that felt more satisfying than fable 2. With that said, I'm excited to go and play fable 3 to see how it compares.

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The XP to guild seal change was for sure the one that bothered me the most I found absorbing the XP somewhat satisfying too

Well, yeah, milk is usually better before it spoils.

Of course you stick the leader's head in your pocket... I always keep my rival's heads in my pocket irl

i love fable 2 so much. one of my first rpg games and i literally can’t think of a game that has recaptured the feelings it gave me as a kid.

For me, I was introduced to fable through a free version of fable 2 that came on my Xbox 360. I remember playing it as a kid because I was bored of all of my games. And I loved it so much, but it was blocked by a paywall, so I forced my mom to go out and buy the full game for me.

Four things: 1. You get Normal EXP(Green) and EXP for Strength(Blue), Skill(Yellow), and Will(Red) depending on wiich one's you're using. Normal can be put into any of the three stats, while the others can only be put into their individual Stats. 2. You CAN break the economy, just not in the same way as in 3. To do this, you essentially become a traveling Arms Dealer by getting enough gold to buy out the best weapons in poorer towns or during a sale(if the merchant both fears and loves you, you get good deals too) then fast travel to a more well off settlement and sell them at higher prices. Then you can buy out all the property and jack the prices up. Also, you don't stop passively making money when out of the game. 3. Will is broken in this game. Like no bs, it is the win button. Once you upgrade a damaging spell up to level 4, the charged AOE spell will delete an army of even the strongest enemies in seconds. 4. Getting the aim ability in Skill unlocks the Gargoyle quest which is functionally identitical to the gnome quest in 3.

Imagine growing up black in a single mother house poor.. a mother who didn’t really care about what you like to do or didn’t do anything fun with you.. u was just existing then u stumbled across Fable 2 that game helped me escape my reality and will always have a special place in my heart .. I even played fable 3 when it came out but fable 2 is the best

First time I played Fable 2 was in my friend's dorm. I stayed there playing from 6 pm until 8:30 am.

Here a fun fact, if you dont shoot lucian eventually reacer does it

well, I played all of them, they hold a special place in my heart. no matter what, they were my childhood games. Even best ones they ever made in Xbox.

My biggest problem with the Fable games is that despite combat being fun it's painstakingly easy and theres basically no punishment for death

I remember changing the clock time in fable 2 to get money as a kid and when I loaded the save my character transformed into a chad with a killer jawline lol

there was a way to get 1 1/2 of the end game choices, you could choose the gold or the people, but you could do a little task to bring your dog back to life, but not your sister

i remember you could give money to some guy who was trying to build a settlement. and if you did and came back years later as an adult, there would be a village with a colloseum and side quests

My biggest complaint with fable 2 and fable 3 is how much the nerfed the will compared to the first one.

Something that could have helped a lot for fable 3 would have been a “repair all” button tbh fable 3 felt more like a landlord/dating sim than an RPG

When you understand that Theresa raised a hero to use him as a pawn in taking over off an ancient magical tower device so she can attain unlimited power it doesn’t really make sense that striking her down was the wrong thing to do in the first game even though avos tear is way better

Fable 2 the first Fable game I ever played, takes me back to the good old days.

"but the spire... is mine." yeah and completely disappears becoming completely unreachable and pointless in fable 3.

"You know Theresa...from Fable 3. In Fable 2 she had a more hand-on role." Just wait til you see her in Fable 1!

Fable 2 was my first fable. It was awesome. Little sparrah. It also got my wife into gaming cus she seen you could have a dog. The rest of her gaming life is history. Thank you fable 2 for giving me a gaming nerdy wife

Fizhy, I loved this video so much, I had to hit the like button!

Fable 1 is the best hope they draw influence from the first two games being able to do emotes for renown is cool but also interacting with NPCs would be cool also

Its a crime Fable 2 was never released on PC. Easily my favorite game in the series

If you like the economy stuff play Fable 1. If you sneeze on the guys carrying boxes the shop doesn't get new stuff to sell.

I was 8 when I played the game, I lent the game to a friend - she never returned it... I remember nothing of the game other than that I enjoyed it and that leeks made you skinnier. Wish I could play it again 😫

Fable 1 spoiler warning! Theresa is also the main characters older sister from Fable 1, who you find staying amongst a bandit clan. The canon ending to fable 1 is that you don't sacrifice her for the blade.