Yeh...Fable 2 is coming out only for xbox 360 tho...sad...I won't be playing it.

Force Push Maxed=Fun. I always max it out
Oh and you can do a silver key trick and get the same one 20 times and open a chest at the guild...get an awesome hammer with exp mod on it :D get full stats faster...funness

I went out and bought Fable and it's "expansion" for $20 a few months ago. I love the game SO much. :D

And I love the controls for it on the XBox, too. They were really efficient...

I miss it. :(
The next Fable better be really long.

I rented Fable. I didn't know that after you tossed the sword into the angry hole thing, you could continue the game. The credits came up and I was like "... *resets*" Then I found out that after you watch the credits, it continues... So I had to start a new game, but didn't even beat that 'cause we had to give it back. And sadly there are no game stores around here so I haven't gotten the chance to actually buy it yet. wah.

Caramonmajere wrote:

I beat Fable in like one day. It's fun, but really easy to beat.

Same here. It was really easy. I wish they made a second one, which was harder. =/

I think Fable is too easy when you take no boasts because of how easy it is to just heal yourself in combat with cheap potions.

The only time I died in any of the game during battle was when I was attacked by the screamers when trying to get his mother's soul. I had 9 rez vials, though, so no biggie at all.

I think the reason they made it that easy is so you could do some of their boasts. You not get hurt, your companion not get hurt, while fist fighting, nakid. It's damn impossible.

The hardest boss was the first Jack of Blades. I don't think I would have figured out how to kill him if I didn't have master slow time and high accuracy.

My complaaints:

Like everyone else said, too short for an RPG.

The control scheme was very hard to maaster. It was for the best, but I'm dyslexic and the two top buttons tripped the hell out of me and I often did the wrong thing at the wrong time because of it.

The targetting system was horrible. It would break from normal targeting to aiming with arrow targeting without me pressing in on the joystick, usually after I'd hit an enemy. It was hard as hell to target enemies when corpses or bystanders were around, and sometimes even when the creature was alone.

Assassin's Rush was horribly bugged, so it constantly would frustrate me since it was my most used spell.

Still, though, I had a lot of fun playing it.

Yeah, that was another thing that bothered me. They made it seem all cool with how it showed if people hear and see you, so I trained a lot in Guile, but then when I tried to break into places so I could actually exercise the steal command given to me earlier, I realized it was impossible without killing someone! They friggen stand there after they close. Let alone being able to steal something with guards flying at you.