I wish 2 had better spell stuff and i miss shooting peoples heads off with eaise. However the combat is a bit better then the first melee and ranged wise. Oblivion is cool but i got kind of bored once I completed the main quest. Also it is actually pretty tough when your higher level if your an archer, I have to buy freaking expensive ass arrows > >
Originally posted by RaventheOnly
I wish 2 had better spell stuff and i miss shooting peoples heads off with eaise. However the combat is a bit better then the first melee and ranged wise. Oblivion is cool but i got kind of bored once I completed the main quest. Also it is actually pretty tough when your higher level if your an archer, I have to buy freaking expensive ass arrows > >
Did you unlock the sub-targeting upgrade?
Originally posted by Red Nemesis
That's a lie. I just bought a 360 to play Fable 2. Specifically Fable 2. I didn't even buy Halo 3, and you have to get Halo 3 when you get a 360.
Oh please don't make me laugh.
Anyway so I'm still on the fence between this and fallout, so can someone tell me about how you affect the world, i know that was one of the big selling points...and I'm interested in what you can do with it and how it reacts based on you're actions.
Basically what i'm trying to say is, is there any incentive to continue after finishing the main quest, or doing other things in between the main storyline...is it like Oblivion in that sense that you can still have a lot of fun without finishing the story etc?
Originally posted by Neo Darkhalen
Oh please don't make me laugh.Anyway so I'm still on the fence between this and fallout, so can someone tell me about how you affect the world, i know that was one of the big selling points...and I'm interested in what you can do with it and how it reacts based on you're actions.
Basically what i'm trying to say is, is there any incentive to continue after finishing the main quest, or doing other things in between the main storyline...is it like Oblivion in that sense that you can still have a lot of fun without finishing the story etc?
IMO no, there aren't that many things to do after beating the story. All you can do after beating the game is like finish 1 or 2 sidequests and one of them is just finding a dig spot for an archaeologist. The clothes aren't as good. There isn't any armor, and there aren't that many things that for you customize and make it look good. depending on which version you get either limited or regular then your game may have a bunch of glitches. This game was a good rental but not a good buy unless they expand on it with some DLC. I actually beat it the third time in like 4 hours. That was without screwing around and doing extra stuff.
Well as far as armor goes...Of course there was no armor. Armor was not worn in the time period this game is meant to represent.
Also, like in the commercial, can you really turn your visage into that of a demonic entity, not just some horns on a human, but actually become a creature that appears to be from a demonic plane?