I was playing Fable TLC, and I remember one of the things that annoyed me the first time I played the game was the aging. I hated being 65 while everyone else was in their twenties. I know about the Temple of Avo glitch to stay young but it seems complicated. Are there any other ways other then not leveling up. I saw one post on another forum where a guy beat the game at age 26 using an skill coordination system or something, but he didn't elaborate on it.
I don't think it would have bothered me as much if you weren't the only character that aged. Being a white-haired old fart was kinda off-putting when Whisper was still barely an adult.
Yeah - I've beaten it countless times now, and magic ages you at an insane speed. Agility (and strength I didn't notice that much either) keeps you relativley young.
The best combos however are to play as evil and young - so you're stealing with your jet black hair and devil horns; and than to beat it as a wicked old magician who looks like Santa.
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I was playing Fable TLC, and I remember one of the things that annoyed me the first time I played the game was the aging. I hated being 65 while everyone else was in their twenties. I know about the Temple of Avo glitch to stay young but it seems complicated. Are there any other ways other then not leveling up. I saw one post on another forum where a guy beat the game at age 26 using an skill coordination system or something, but he didn't elaborate on it.
How does the Temple of Avo trick seem complicated? You just need to get a pure evil character and donate 1000 gold three times in a row.
Honestly I much rather prefer I'm the only old fart in Fable. I don't want to spend half of the game hearing people whine about their hips, and that "strange growth on mah neck." Hell, if everyone aged, couldn't I just wait the villains out? I'm not going to my grave until you do, you bastard!
Bandit spoilers within:
What if you were 65 when you fought the Bandit King? By then he'd have lost all of his muscles, and you could easily take him. I don't think he could even lift his swords! But you, lightning crackles from your fingertips. Zap him once to break his pacer and he's down for the count!
What if you were 65 when you fought the Bandit King? By then he'd have lost all of his muscles, and you could easily take him. I don't think he could even lift his swords! But you, lightning crackles from your fingertips. Zap him once to break his pacer and he's down for the count!
That would at least have made for a memorable fight.
"I have come to avenge my family and friends!" "Say what now?" "I said...'I HAVE COME TO AVENGE MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS!'" "Huh? What are you talking about?" "Huh? I didn't quite catch that" "What did you say?" "Huh?" "What?" "Gah...screw it."
Using magic doesn't change shit. Every skill increase ages you by the same amount. magic just has more increases. levelling strength or skill all the way leaves you at about 32
Maybe it is because I was primarily playing as a warrior-type, but I never really minded aging.
You never look like a geezer - you eventually just look weathered. Still big, still strong, just...experienced. Someone who has been to hell and back a few times over.
I thought it was pretty bad ass getting off the boat for Lost Chapters, standing huge and heroic looking, with just a hint of a white beard showing beneath your shining plate helm.
Yeah, me too. And I went from a long beard to a really long beard.
But it was awesome to see me in shining gold plate with a halo 'round my head and butterflies fluttering as my white beard glistened in the winter sun.
...Okay I'll stop now. But seriously, I looked totally badass at 65.
Yeah, me too. And I went from a long beard to a really long beard.
But it was awesome to see me in shining gold plate with a halo 'round my head and butterflies fluttering as my white beard glistened in the winter sun.
...Okay I'll stop now. But seriously, I looked totally badass at 65.
You sir have described exactly what I looked like upon arriving at Hook Coast. 'Cept I had a Pimp Hat from doing the Bordello quest. And at the end I
wore Jack's Mask
so that magnificent beard could crawl its way out from underneath. Yes, those villagers quivered in fear when Santa came to town...
God I love this game, hey you don't happen to have a modded xbox do you? I have one, so my hero is only in his 20s, even though I've 100%'d the game. The Best (And Only) Fable Modding Site.
You'd be looking at around 2 years if they possibly port Fable 2 to PC. It wasn't even done by Lionhead, from what I remember.
I know there's various problems with the PC version (which is automatically Lost Chapters); for example the guild seal likes to disappear, it likes to forget your keybinds, etc etc. The nice thing about OXbox Fable is that it works on the 360 with no problems.
The bad thing is for some stupid reason, the version on Xbox Originals is vanilla Fable, and not Lost Chapters.
So I reinstalled this to try and beat it finally. Does the camera in this game make anyone else a bit nauseas?
I normally don't have any problems with games including all sorts of FPS games, but this one seems to have the horrible combination of a sort of fish-eye effect with a shaky camera that for whatever reason jostles whenever your character moves side to side.
Probably just you. Then again, I play the un-borked console version, so meh.
Are forced takeovers of towns actually viable? I decided to massacre about 98% of Knothole Glade to buy up the real estate - 'cept that nobody decided to move in. The shops are empty, the houses are empty, even after dicking around for several days and the, well, you know.
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And yeah, people have done low-age runs. I think there's a guide or two on doing it at GameFAQs.
The best combos however are to play as evil and young - so you're stealing with your jet black hair and devil horns; and than to beat it as a wicked old magician who looks like Santa.
How does the Temple of Avo trick seem complicated? You just need to get a pure evil character and donate 1000 gold three times in a row.
Bandit spoilers within:
"What?"
No guide, but I caculated, and if I only use strength and speed, I should end up in my thirties. About time I tried a no magic run.
So you'll be getting older by leveling anything, and you could level your magic - but the USE of magic drains your youth.
I don't think that's true. It's just that there are way more Magic skills than the others, so if you play a Mage you will appear to age faster.
You never look like a geezer - you eventually just look weathered. Still big, still strong, just...experienced. Someone who has been to hell and back a few times over.
I thought it was pretty bad ass getting off the boat for Lost Chapters, standing huge and heroic looking, with just a hint of a white beard showing beneath your shining plate helm.
Not old at all - just a fucking bad ass.
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Yeah, me too. And I went from a long beard to a really long beard.
But it was awesome to see me in shining gold plate with a halo 'round my head and butterflies fluttering as my white beard glistened in the winter sun.
...Okay I'll stop now. But seriously, I looked totally badass at 65.
You sir have described exactly what I looked like upon arriving at Hook Coast. 'Cept I had a Pimp Hat from doing the Bordello quest. And at the end I
@Awjeah :V
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I'm wondering if the second one is going to get ported to the pc also, would be one less reason for me to buy a 360.
I know there's various problems with the PC version (which is automatically Lost Chapters); for example the guild seal likes to disappear, it likes to forget your keybinds, etc etc. The nice thing about OXbox Fable is that it works on the 360 with no problems.
The bad thing is for some stupid reason, the version on Xbox Originals is vanilla Fable, and not Lost Chapters.
I normally don't have any problems with games including all sorts of FPS games, but this one seems to have the horrible combination of a sort of fish-eye effect with a shaky camera that for whatever reason jostles whenever your character moves side to side.
I dunno maybe it's just me.
Are forced takeovers of towns actually viable? I decided to massacre about 98% of Knothole Glade to buy up the real estate - 'cept that nobody decided to move in. The shops are empty, the houses are empty, even after dicking around for several days and the, well, you know.