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  • Bad KarmaBad Karma Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    This is probably a dumb question, but how do I donate to the Temple of Light? I stand in the glow trail circle and nothing happens. I don't get a prompt for anything and noone says a word. Is the abbot supposed to be around? If he is I might be boned, because he's nowhere in sight.

    Also once this gets figured out I'll need to know: how much is considered a "large" donation?

    There is a little collection bowl dealie next to the sole monk in the temple. As far as donation size, it's something over 800, since that's all I had and still got bitched out.

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  • SniperGuySniperGuy SniperGuyGaming Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    My favorite so far is the Wormy Apple description.
    There's a mealy worm in it. It's not a feature, it's a bug.

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  • Walrus PeteWalrus Pete Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    Bad Karma wrote: »
    This is probably a dumb question, but how do I donate to the Temple of Light? I stand in the glow trail circle and nothing happens. I don't get a prompt for anything and noone says a word. Is the abbot supposed to be around? If he is I might be boned, because he's nowhere in sight.

    Also once this gets figured out I'll need to know: how much is considered a "large" donation?

    There is a little collection bowl dealie next to the sole monk in the temple. As far as donation size, it's something over 800, since that's all I had and still got bitched out.

    Righto, I'll look for it. Thanks.

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  • UltrachristUltrachrist Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    So where the hell is the gargoyle in the
    balverine cave/crypt area?

    I know I've missed several of them already but this one annoys me because the area he taunts me in is tiny and unless the sound is throwing me off completely, I don't know where he could be.

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  • MeizMeiz Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    How about getting a Live! gamer tag list going for this one.

    I started playing this last night and the presentation is fantastic. I'm not too far in.

    Meiz on
  • RedDawnRedDawn Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    I just remembered this story.

    I was walking through Bowerstone when I ran into a crowd outside of a shop. There was a monk standing kind of in the back, well he decided to come up and kick my dog! I was pissed off, being good and pure, I saved my game then pulled out my gun then shot him in the head.

    I couldn't believe it the guy kicked my dog, what an asshole.

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  • JamesKeenanJamesKeenan Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    It pains me to play this on a regular t.v., but... alas, that is all I've got.

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  • MeizMeiz Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    Anyone who touches BUCK, is going to get lightning up their ass.

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  • Foolish ChaosFoolish Chaos Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    RedDawn wrote: »
    I just remembered this story.

    I was walking through Bowerstone when I ran into a crowd outside of a shop. There was a monk standing kind of in the back, well he decided to come up and kick my dog! I was pissed off, being good and pure, I saved my game then pulled out my gun then shot him in the head.

    I couldn't believe it the guy kicked my dog, what an asshole.

    I figured that people only kicked dogs when it was evil looking, reflecting your character. Interesting that it isn't the case.

    Some woman is always kicking my dog in bowerstone. Been planning my revenge. I don't just want to kill her outright. I was thinking maybe getting myself a few STD's, seducing her, killing her husband if she has one, buying out her house, and hoping she turns into a STD filled beggar widow.

    Actually, I haven't boughten any property yet. What does happen to the old inhabitants after you do so?

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  • JamesKeenanJamesKeenan Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    RedDawn wrote: »
    I just remembered this story.

    I was walking through Bowerstone when I ran into a crowd outside of a shop. There was a monk standing kind of in the back, well he decided to come up and kick my dog! I was pissed off, being good and pure, I saved my game then pulled out my gun then shot him in the head.

    I couldn't believe it the guy kicked my dog, what an asshole.

    I figured that people only kicked dogs when it was evil looking, reflecting your character. Interesting that it isn't the case.

    Some woman is always kicking my dog in bowerstone. Been planning my revenge. I don't just want to kill her outright. I was thinking maybe getting myself a few STD's, seducing her, killing her husband if she has one, buying out her house, and hoping she turns into a STD filled beggar widow.

    This game... is amazing.

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  • OptimusZedOptimusZed Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    RedDawn wrote: »
    I just remembered this story.

    I was walking through Bowerstone when I ran into a crowd outside of a shop. There was a monk standing kind of in the back, well he decided to come up and kick my dog! I was pissed off, being good and pure, I saved my game then pulled out my gun then shot him in the head.

    I couldn't believe it the guy kicked my dog, what an asshole.

    I figured that people only kicked dogs when it was evil looking, reflecting your character. Interesting that it isn't the case.

    Some woman is always kicking my dog in bowerstone. Been planning my revenge. I don't just want to kill her outright. I was thinking maybe getting myself a few STD's, seducing her, killing her husband if she has one, buying out her house, and hoping she turns into a STD filled beggar widow.

    Actually, I haven't boughten any property yet. What does happen to the old inhabitants after you do so?
    People are seriously kicking your dogs? And you're not lighting them up then and there?

    Fucker touches my dog I use the body part targetting thing to shoot their nads off. Then I find their wife, and fuck her in front of them. Then, I shoot them both in the head, buy their house and rent it out to some crack whore.

    You don't fuck with my dog. You just don't. Luckily for everyone involved, no one that I know of has at this point.

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  • muninnmuninn Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    This game blew my mind, and I HATED the first one. I held a huge grudge against Peter M. (yes, I am petty) but all his sins are forgiven now. From the technical and art design aspect, the graphics are simply amazing. Its the ebst looking 360 game I have ever seen.

    Anyway, since I just got to Bowerstone, I decided to become a real-estate and trading magnate. That means my over actions must be lawful, but blood will be spilled in the shadows to further my goals. I have already bought 3 stalls at the bridge with my blacksmithing money, and according to my calculations, I should be able to own my first pub by the time I get back from work with their profits. Once I own enough real estate in town, there will be some drastic price increases everywhere >:)

    muninn on
  • durandal4532durandal4532 Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    Wait okay, I don't think I got an answer before: Can you pick the breed of doggy you get?

    Or is the only way to alter the dog's appearance to be good/evil?

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  • Giga GopherGiga Gopher Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    Jesus christ! It's like the pub games are only there so you can lose money!

    I've never won anything.

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  • intelnaviintelnavi Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    As an FYI for those asking, according to the manual, you can control purity/corruption by raising lowering your rent on places you own as well as prices at businesses you own.

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  • muninnmuninn Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    Wait okay, I don't think I got an answer before: Can you pick the breed of doggy you get?

    Or is the only way to alter the dog's appearance to be good/evil?

    I think you can only alter its appearence. Pretty sure of that.

    QUESTION: Books. Can you do anything with them, as in put them on a shelf in your house for repeated reading, or are they just good for selling?

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  • BionicPenguinBionicPenguin Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    Woodroez wrote: »
    For those of you that finished the Crucible, how many perfect rounds do you need to get a special prize? I got 5 (would've been 4 but I reloaded the last round over and over to get it done in time) and all I got was the trophy. :(

    I've gotten 6 of 8 so far...can't remember the time in seconds, though. You would have to do pretty exceptional in one or two rounds to not get them all perfect but still beat the record, I imagine.

    EDIT: My recommendations? Clockwork guns. I haven't delved into them yet, but I imagine the aoe elemental based magics work wonders as well.

    Yes. Force push made the whole thing a joke. Charge up to level 5, wait for them to get in range, boom, wave one dead, repeat. Doesn't work on the rounds with humans or the final round. Made the balverines a cakewalk, though.

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  • Evil MultifariousEvil Multifarious Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    Whoa whoa

    whoa

    body part targeting?

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  • OptimusZedOptimusZed Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    intelnavi wrote: »
    As an FYI for those asking, according to the manual, you can control purity/corruption by raising lowering your rent on places you own as well as prices at businesses you own.
    I tried this early on and couldn't see any real effect. The only thing I noticed was that the +20% shops made me more money, and if I was in town when they 'ticked' I got a bunch of frowny faces and people loved me less. I then shifted all of them to -20 and now everyone loves me, but no movement on the purity/corruption front. It's possible I just don't have enough to make an impact.

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  • BionicPenguinBionicPenguin Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    Whoa whoa

    whoa

    body part targeting?

    You get it with level 4 dexterous styles.

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  • OptimusZedOptimusZed Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    Whoa whoa

    whoa

    body part targeting?
    It's level 4 of the Dexterity styles. Hold Y to target, pull the left trigger and then move the spinning crosshairs around with the stick. Good for shooting arms off of hollow men or heads off of guards, haven't tried the nad shot yet, so I might have to pick a different body part. Kneecaps are good, I like kneecaps.

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  • Toxic PickleToxic Pickle Thash grape! Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    RedDawn wrote: »
    I just remembered this story.

    I was walking through Bowerstone when I ran into a crowd outside of a shop. There was a monk standing kind of in the back, well he decided to come up and kick my dog! I was pissed off, being good and pure, I saved my game then pulled out my gun then shot him in the head.

    I couldn't believe it the guy kicked my dog, what an asshole.

    I figured that people only kicked dogs when it was evil looking, reflecting your character. Interesting that it isn't the case.

    Some woman is always kicking my dog in bowerstone. Been planning my revenge. I don't just want to kill her outright. I was thinking maybe getting myself a few STD's, seducing her, killing her husband if she has one, buying out her house, and hoping she turns into a STD filled beggar widow.

    Actually, I haven't boughten any property yet. What does happen to the old inhabitants after you do so?

    Haha, this happened last night. I was fucking around in Bowerstone, and saw Wulf's orb floating around... I hadn't planned on doing any multi-player, but we had had some interesting times in GTA IV doing daring drive-bys so I thought 'why not?'.

    Anyways, we were cruising along and I thought I had seen this dude kick Wulf's dog (I was the henchman), which was confirmed when Wulf said 'that guy just kicked my dog'. I was all 'he just kicked your fucking dog?' so we both walked back over there, and because of the static camera, he and I were both facing the screen when we unloaded our guns into that son of a bitch. I swear to God it was a scene torn straight outta Pulp Fiction, and one of the greatest moments in my gaming history.

    So this game is pretty much awesome, I'd say, but I am having one problem that maybe someone can help me figure out. I can't use any goddamn beds.

    I try to sleep off the damage I took after fighting some bandits, and...

    'You cannot sleep right now'.

    I am Woodcutting, and this village woman runs up to me and yells 'I WANT YOU RIGHT NOW!' so I'm all 'hell yes' and we head over to a bed.

    'You cannot sleep right now'.

    I marry some broad, take her to the new home I purchased, and she wants to get it on.

    'You cannot FUCKING SLEEP RIGHT NOW'.

    So uhh... wtf? Why can't I use the bed? :(

    EDIT: Also, I remember that I was standing in the Blacksmith last night at the same time as Vacorsis (I'll never forget that damn crab icon). I don't have a McCain icon, but I'm glad someone was pissing him off because that fucking crab kept making me miss my hammer swings. :P

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  • AccualtAccualt Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    I'm enjoying the piss out of this so far and I don't care what anyone says the Master Chief armor looks awesome. None of the villagers seem to agree with me but whatever.

    The only thing I'm not a big fan of so far is turning while running, it feels really floaty and wrong unless you use the camera to do it. This isn't a problem for me now but I'm not sure how well that will work in single screen coop. Actually I don't think much of the jobs, either. I've only done wood chopping and black smithing but the mini-game aspect isn't very fun and the fact that it is basically the same mini-game for both is terribly disappointing. Wood chopping would have been perfect for an analog up and down swing mini-game. Ah well, I'll just have to get my five stars and then earn all my money from property and questing.

    I love the AE or ST spell system, that was a great idea.

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  • SheepSheep Registered User, __BANNED USERS regular
    edited October 2008
    Archonex wrote: »
    So I am really on the fence about buying this. Fable 1 really burned me due to the undelivered promises, but this game is getting some glowing reviews, so it's intriguing me. Some quick questions though, if someone doesn't mind answering.

    Don't judge a game on what it should have been. Judge it on what it is. Fable 1 had tons of feature creep, but it was still a solid game. Fable 2 is missing alot of the things that I really liked about Fable 1, but it's pretty solid in other aspects. It's much less of a Fanciful Oblivion Competitor and more it's own game this time around.
    How big is the "dicking around" factor in this game? Theoretically, once I get into the gameworld proper, can I go anywhere, or just burn and loot anything I want as an evil character? Does being a good/evil character have any real influence on the gameworld? One of the things that annoyed me about Fable 1 was the fact that, in the end, nothing you did outside of the storyline actually mattered, or had any lasting effect. Granted, you could get married, or get people drunk with free booze, or even go on entire village slaughtering rampages, but there was no consequences for that, and, in many cases the effects of whatever you did would be gone a minute or two after you did whatever it is you did, leaving the gameworld as it was.

    This is pretty much the same for Fable 2 as far as I have played.

    I spent most of yesterday dicking around. Taking care of family, earning money to buy businesses. Etc.
    How interactive is PC/NPC interaction? Someone a few pages ago mentioned that a vendor hated them.

    Prices will go up, buying the business outright will be more expensive.
    Edit: Oh, and how big are the towns? Rampaging through the towns in the first was fun, but they were relatively small, and it felt as if I was just sort rampaging through a second rate village.

    Fairly large. Oakfield is pretty expansive. Smaller town, but things are laid out larger. Like a hamlet instead of Bowerstone's city.
    Also, I've got most of the men in Bowerstone following me with red hearts over their head but I'm afraid of affecting my purity with the orgy achievement.

    WOAH. Woah. Woah. Woah.

    *writes that one down for when he gets home*
    Sorry if this has been answered, but does anyone know what happens if you kill a shopkeeper? Do they just get replaced, or what?

    They get replaced. I killed the local stylist so I could buy her house and business on the cheap. It was replaced by another stylist.
    Fucker touches my dog I use the body part targetting thing to shoot their nads off.

    Yes. I got this. First time I used it was when you were fending off Wellspring from an attack. Made it much easier when I could just shoot off those guys nads.

    Anyway.

    More questions I would appreciate the answers to:

    - How does the offline money making thing work? In game I'll earn about 200 bucks every few minutes, but I booted it up this morning before work just to see how much cash I got, and I think it was only around 1200. Shouldn't I have gotten more?

    - Anyone know of a map or anything online with a list of all of the optional hidden caves and such? I've only found one or two, and would like to dive into a few more.

    - Where the hell do I find autographs? This little girl keeps asking me for one, and when I don't give it to her, she starts asking me why I killed "that lady".

    - How do I keep people from following me around everywhere? Just try to scare them off? Not even my wife bugs me this much.

    - What's the best way to off someone without getting caught?

    - How do I kick chickens?

    - Where's a good place to get the Cliff Diver achievement?

    Sheep on
  • muninnmuninn Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    conceerning the autographs... I remember seeing an autograph book at the shopkeep somewhere either in the gypsy camp or the beginning area of the Bowerstone.

    muninn on
  • JamesKeenanJamesKeenan Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    Also, I must say that the magic system is top fucking notch. I love the Force Push spell. I almost never us its AoE effect, it's just too goddamn cool to charge up a ball and watch my guy throw it at someone.

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  • RedDawnRedDawn Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    Walk up to a chicken and press A. It's awesome, I'm glad they carried that over from the first game.

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  • OptimusZedOptimusZed Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    Sheep wrote: »
    Also, I've got most of the men in Bowerstone following me with red hearts over their head but I'm afraid of affecting my purity with the orgy achievement.

    WOAH. Woah. Woah. Woah.

    *writes that one down for when he gets home*
    There's one achievement for having sex with more than one person at a time and one for having multiple wives. I haven't been able to confirm whether or not there's one for having sex with multiple wives at once. The logistics on that are... tricky.
    Sheep wrote: »
    More questions I would appreciate the answers to:

    - How does the offline money making thing work? In game I'll earn about 200 bucks every few minutes, but I booted it up this morning before work just to see how much cash I got, and I think it was only around 1200. Shouldn't I have gotten more?

    - Anyone know of a map or anything online with a list of all of the optional hidden caves and such? I've only found one or two, and would like to dive into a few more.

    - Where the hell do I find autographs? This little girl keeps asking me for one, and when I don't give it to her, she starts asking me why I killed "that lady".

    - How do I keep people from following me around everywhere? Just try to scare them off? Not even my wife bugs me this much.

    - What's the best way to off someone without getting caught?

    - How do I kick chickens?

    - Where's a good place to get the Cliff Diver achievement?
    - I think when you're offline you're making money in real time (1 hour = 1 hour) rather than Fable time (5 min = 1 hour). So if you've got it off for 8 hours, you make what you would have in 40 minutes of game time. I think.

    - I know of no such map. Nor have I found any of these secret caves. Where should I be looking?

    - Either the Bowerstone bookstore or the gift lady in the market sells autograph paper. I think you can use that to give autographs. Also, didn't you say you killed the stylist? That's probably what she's talking about, unless you've killed other ladies.

    - I don't know how to get rid of the crowd, and I kind of wish they'd go away. I also want to try an all-town orgy at some point, so they can stick around until then.

    - Seduce them and lead them out into non-patrolled areas. Alternatively, if you were an evil kid there's no law in Old Bowerstone, so you can lead them there, have sex with them and then kill them.

    - The A button.

    - No idea.

    OptimusZed on
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  • ultrapeanutultrapeanut Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    I was honestly afraid this would underwhelm me, but mein gott it's amazing.

    On a whim, I named my dog Jack Bauer. If only he were a cat, and drank gasoline. Being unable to have the man as a pet notwithstanding, I love this game.

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  • MadroxMadrox NYRegistered User regular
    edited October 2008
    Also, I must say that the magic system is top fucking notch. I love the Force Push spell. I almost never us its AoE effect, it's just too goddamn cool to charge up a ball and watch my guy throw it at someone.

    YES. I feel like such a bad ass directing with the analog stick and tapping B when surrounded just to push them back out of attack range then blasting off an AoE third tier attack killing them all and watching the wonderful orbs collect around me.

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  • OptimusZedOptimusZed Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    What are everyone's ranged weapon preferences? Flintlock/Turret/Clockwork-wise?

    I went through the early stages of the game with a steel clockwork pistol and loved it. The rapid fire aspect of it gives me good crowd control when I need it, and multiple shots make up for low stopping power. I recently switched to a Master Flintlock Pistol, though, and it's pretty kickass as well. I miss spamming bullets, but it's a very solid gun.

    What are you guys using?

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    They tried to bury us. They didn't know that we were seeds. 2018 Midterms. Get your shit together.
  • Bad KarmaBad Karma Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    OptimusZed wrote: »
    What are everyone's ranged weapon preferences? Flintlock/Turret/Clockwork-wise?

    I went through the early stages of the game with a steel clockwork pistol and loved it. The rapid fire aspect of it gives me good crowd control when I need it, and multiple shots make up for low stopping power. I recently switched to a Master Flintlock Pistol, though, and it's pretty kickass as well. I miss spamming bullets, but it's a very solid gun.

    What are you guys using?

    Pistols

    Now I need to find a nice rapier and I'll have a perfect swashbuckler...saving the world and orgies every night.


    Update on the Temple of Light donations - It's something over 7000. Greedy fuckers. Time to go chop some more wood.

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  • JimJimBinksJimJimBinks Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    I named my first child Optimus Prime. I'm very proud of him. Still think my husband needs to stop asking me for sex. I proposed to him in front of a demon door so I have an awesome farm I live at now.

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  • OptimusZedOptimusZed Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    I named my first child Optimus Prime. I'm very proud of him. Still think my husband needs to stop asking me for sex. I proposed to him in front of a demon door so I have an awesome farm I live at now.
    Where's that door? I found it once but I can't figure out where it is now.
    Bad Karma wrote:
    Pistols
    I'm definitely a pistol guy myself. Of course, the only thing I've used besides them is a blunderbus around the time I first got to Oakfield to buy one. Haven't tried a rifle at all, or a crossbow since the first dungeon.

    OptimusZed on
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  • GnomeTankGnomeTank What the what? Portland, OregonRegistered User regular
    edited October 2008
    We should start making a list of gamer tags for people who would like a larger friend pool. I have yet to see one of my friends floating around Bowerstone, even though I see several of them online playing Fable II.

    Also, the proposal demon door is:
    In Oakfield, down by the water, I believe. He spouts some crap about wanting to see true love.

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  • SheepSheep Registered User, __BANNED USERS regular
    edited October 2008
    So...

    With the time spell where you can flash towards the bad guys, and the hammer, I've managed to make this game feel somewhat like Too Human.

    And this is awesome.

    Sheep on
  • descdesc Goretexing to death Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    Still think my husband needs to stop asking me for sex.

    Welcome to matrimony.

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  • JimJimBinksJimJimBinks Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    OptimusZed wrote: »
    I named my first child Optimus Prime. I'm very proud of him. Still think my husband needs to stop asking me for sex. I proposed to him in front of a demon door so I have an awesome farm I live at now.
    Where's that door? I found it once but I can't figure out where it is now.
    Bad Karma wrote:
    Pistols
    I'm definitely a pistol guy myself. Of course, the only thing I've used besides them is a blunderbus around the time I first got to Oakfield to buy one. Haven't tried a rifle at all, or a crossbow since the first dungeon.

    I can't remember exactly where, but it's near the Sculptor.

    How many cities/towns are in this game? I've only run across two (Not including the gypsy camp)

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  • OptimusZedOptimusZed Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    Sheep wrote: »
    So...

    With the time spell where you can flash towards the bad guys, and the hammer, I've managed to make this game feel somewhat like Too Human.

    And this is awesome.
    Ah, my other massive non-election time-sink. I'm not really getting that vibe with my pistoleer, but then I'm not spamming both triggers and rolling to reload.

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  • SagrothSagroth Registered User regular
    edited October 2008
    GnomeTank wrote: »
    We should start making a list of gamer tags for people who would like a larger friend pool. I have yet to see one of my friends floating around Bowerstone, even though I see several of them online playing Fable II.

    Also, the proposal demon door is:
    In Oakfield, down by the water, I believe. He spouts some crap about wanting to see true love.

    Gamertag: sag616 .

    It's also in my signature.


    Sheep, thanks for accepting my monetary gift last night. It got me the achievement I wanted.

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