Fable II | A Complete History and Retrospective

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[@brilicusgaming6922]

Hey good to hear from you man I first found your channel when you did Legacy of Kain keep up the great work Son.

[@sa-so6760]

@@brilicusgaming6922 Just call me Daddy

[@Samm815]

No thank you.

[@sladealan4164]

I like your videos I was thinking maybe if you wanted you could do this type of video for far cry 3 and far cry 4 I think it would be really cool

[@ridanann]

It's not English humour it's basically Irish the game is made by English people but practically everything references ancient British themes Celtic mythological tropes even down to the name Albion for Britain which basically means the white place like Alba the real name for Scotland. Imitation is the sincerest form of Flattery it's flipside is cultural misappropriation the Fable series of games sits on this Razors Edge like french arthurian Legends never quite sure whether it wants to bastardize the original material. The English a bit like the Americans are a fairly new people who don't really know who they are yet nothing is truly English or American just a mixture of pre-existing things with nothing original happening. when you mistake something for being English you sure you don't understand the thing which means it's cultural appropriation rather than flattery just say British whenever you mean English that's what the English do unless they're racist in which case they say English because they're c**** the English are not their own thing they are simply the newest British people they will be assimilated into the rest of us soon enough. The timescales fable deals with are not actually that big they only look big because your country is less than 500 years old there is a belt in Scotland that is literally older then your country said to be made of the flesh of an Englishman it's not but it reflects the true Nature of the United Kingdom.

[@cancerstudios8631]

I cannot express enough how happy I am someone is actually making these types of videos for fable. Keep up the good work!

[@ghostoflazlo]

Summoning salt has done 1&2 if you crave more :)

[@thomashightower7881]

@@ghostoflazlo they're really good retrospectives too

[@RecluseBootsy]

Especially since they've announced another, they're stories that needed some serious dusting off. Feels like literal empires have risen and fallen since I've played these. 😂

[@Fade2BlackSS]

Fable 2 is my favorite of the franchise and the best one in my opinion. More customization, better art design, more options overall for role-playing. I spent HOURS playing this when I was younger.

[@dingle2987]

For me, the change to the combat annoyed me. The removal of spells and how the new magic system made the spells play mostly the same bugged me. I also didn’t like not being able to strafe while using ranged weapons.

[@luisdoyer3260]

Same here, one of the first games I played when I got my 360 as a kid. Still a cherished game, shame that the franchise fizzled out.

[@planescaped]

2 was always my favorite as well. The first game was meh to me, mostly because I actually followed it pre-release, and heard all of Molyneux bullshit hype, and was both naive, and the games industry was early enough, that I believed it. So Fable 1 was very underwhelming. 2 was at least a fun game in its own right... 3 was once again very underwhelming. I never quite understood why Fable 1 is remembered so fondly and 2 isn't... Honestly, I think it's nostalgia goggles. Now I'm not saying Fable 1 was bad, merely that it's not the masterpiece some treat it as, nor is Fable 2 the travesty those drunk on nostalgia act it to be.

[@omlo9093]

Agreed, I would love to somehow replay it on PC!

[@GGFTV]

Great video! :) 2 things: 1: you can actually resurrect your dog with one of the DLC. Kind of ruins the main ending, but yeah. 2: in the town with the Arena, you can actually give Barnum 5k gold as an investment before the prison quest. When you get back, the town is heavily expanded and you get extra gold back

[@kinglewis6553]

If you don't get the dlc you can still visit your dog through one of the demon doors

[@emnstuff]

My brother on his first playthrough chose money over family. He cried for days after he realized the dog was dead for good. 😂 Traumatizing times.

[@MartyRob]

lmap

[@ddsjgvk]

You can actually get the dog back with DLC it was at Island one we can get that cool Knight outfit what change colour with if you're good or evil

[@ddsjgvk]

In what are you choose that's why you become a property manager and just make an economical crisis by increasing the rent to 100%

[@Martin.chapman]

​@@ddsjgvkwas about to say the same I've got goty always go for the goty 👌

[@SCRIZZZY]

I did the same shit 😂 i had to play through again. Chose the dog and made my millions through house investment 😂

[@tylermunday2146]

I cannot explain how influential the fable franchise was in my childhood. I played them sooo many times as a child and even replayed recently and still enjoyed it just as much. Fable 2 was definitely my favourite, it was a fun and accessible game that had a really fun and vibrant stylistic world that i love. It will always be the most nostalgic and beloved franchise for me and im really keen to see if the new game captures the old magic, i will legit buy an xbox just to play the new one if its good.

[@ThumbSipper]

You know son, I've got a lot of fond memories of this game. It was the first time I have ever played an evil character as a first play trough, roleplaying the protagonist as a little girl who's mind and moralities are broken after losing her sister (and banging her head falling from a tower) and decided to never, ever do anything for anybody other then herself. It's hilarious the extent this game rewards you for being a complete meanie head, haven't touched the game in more then a decade but I still grin thinking of farting, laughing and middle finger...ing in the face of the starving prisoners in the spire begging for food. Good times. And good video son, I'm proud of you 👍

[@HowDeepIsYourJesus]

Despite it's flaws, which are numerous, Fable II is a criminally underrated game/RPG in it's own right. It was charm incarnate and had some of the most beautiful and original game environments of it's generation. Still waiting for a PC port and some mods to iron out all the flaws!

[@bratticuss]

I doubt we will see a PC port of this game.

[@dialaskisel5929]

"[The bosses] are just as simplistic and pretty *droll* ..." In the words of the immortal Inigo Montoya: "You keep using that word. I do not think that it means what you think it means."

[@maidan6425]

Fable 2 is a game that will always stick with me. I played it as a child, and found the game to be fantastic and bright just as I found it almost scary, especially the second half. The game starts so bright in the first half, but just keeps getting greyer and greyer in the second, really made the consequences feel dire. I also cannot forget when I played it when I was older, had a child in game for the first time, and upon returning to them in the second half of the game I was greeted by their pleas to not leave them again. No other game ever made me feel the emotions Fable 2 was capable of making me feel.

[@Time2RockUrLive]

I was at the store the MORNING this game dropped. Played it so so much and loved the world. Brings back memories...

[@brecor9106]

Bought a 360 specifically for this game

[@mathewcarnaby]

This is my favourite Fable game. Still hoping it eventually gets a PC release. Vortex spell (tornado) was great to pick up and hold enemies while you then pop them with gunshots.

[@honkhonk5000]

I would frequently become the chaos wizard/bard, decked out with a Flying V lute and leather jacket. Making bandits throw up and clean their own vomit while I’m dishing up sick jams on there buddies.

[@bobbobbing4220]

trivia.. at the evil temple, the eating of crunchy chicks is a homage to an exploit where you needed to show an evil act to a demon door. you could trick the game by opening your inventory, and eating 5 crunchy chicks.. worth -5 alignment each, to a total of 25 which was on par with murder.. this was also referenced in fable 3 as you attacked by evil chickens

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

Thanks for the info Dad!

[@bobbobbing4220]

@@YourFavoriteSon1 you're welcome sport.

[@leviblevins513]

You can ressurect your dog on knothole island. At the Cheeters Krypt. So you can pick sacrifice but still have your dog for the rest of the game.

[@lordcorporal4247]

Man. I’m 34 years old so for me fable 2 is super special to me. I think it was Xbox 360 2008? And even more special was the initial fable on Xbox. I may go thru a glory run of all these old games that made my childhood. Ahh I’m almost crying 😢

[@DioBrandoWRYYYYYY]

I feel like Fable 2 is a victim of the realization that because 90% of the players will do a good playthrough on their first run, the studio, with it's finite resources, will invest a lot more in to the good path than the evil one because that's what the producers would demand from a business prespective.

[@digimon360]

If you wanted to go full magic (without time slow cheese) you could make use of the summon spell for free meat shields, the tornado spell, or the force push. I actually didn’t bother with time slow in my magic play through. If you didn’t you should really try the summon spell out. It doesn’t just summon the little dudes. It summons the recently deceased prioritizing the most powerful first. Having a squad of balverine ghosts is just easy mode.

[@bodass4114]

I remember earning millions of gold just doing the blacksmithing mini game. Then proceeded to buy every property earning tons of money passively. Good times.

[@mastergx1]

I love both 1 & 2. One was a ground-breaker and number two was probably the most rounded and well-thought-out sequals of all time. Didn't like three as it felt too limiting - plus I didn't like the setting. The only thing missing is an anniversary version of two. Surprised they haven't milked that cash cow yet.

[@dingle2987]

3 had issues, but I felt it did some good things. The Road to Rule system may have been limiting, but it made the combat more difficult. Especially on the PC versions hard mode. The co-op was also much better IMO. The story was also the best imo as it avoided being a copy while doing something new. Also they didn’t overdo the bloom lighting and the framerate felt more stable. Unfortunately, everything else is a step down.

[@buuam7555]

@@dingle2987 evolving weapons and mixing magic was pretty awesome too

[@BensoftMedia]

Man this looks so much smoother playing it on backwards compat. A few years ago I had a craving to replay this game and bought an old 360, felt like the game chugged along at 20fps most of the time

[@Sara.Space.H]

I will never for the life of me understand why they changed strength XP from red to blue and magic from blue to red.

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

completely agree

[@Plantgrowth]

The colours in Fable 2 correspond to the buttons used for attacking. I guess they thought it makes more sense to have strength to be blue, since you press the blue button to do strength stuff and the red button to do will stuff.

[@gameraider100]

Simply color correspondence with the controller. 😒 Yeah, I thought it was kinda lame to not keep Strength coded red and Will blue. This is one of the things I didnt like about Fable 2, even if its nitpicky.

[@souleblade32790]

I also named my character Blade. He spent his life helping people, lowering prices for the businesses and homes he owned, and chose Sacrifice. His story ends after he moves into Castle Fairfax and gets married to a woman named Catherine.

[@OgCringe]

In the knothole dlc, there's a switch on a grave that brings your dog back to life. Not all is lost, brother

[@mog-myownbestfriend]

It seems Peter Molynuex has always looked like a leprechaun that's about to make you a crooked deal

[@gabby3036]

No better example of what you were saying about the annoying text pop-ups on screen than 01:08:26. "Hey, I know you're mourning the loss of your family and best friend but did you know you can buy furniture to increase the value of your now tragically empty home?"

[@tehdewm]

I love your videos so much. I tend to listen to these type of things during my job, which is long haul stuff. Just letting you know your work is appreciated and will rewatch these dozens of times before the end of the year.

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

Glad to hear it Dad!

[@maxd11111]

@@YourFavoriteSon1Ayo

[@croc3862]

I love that this series is gaining some popularity

[@dustinfritzfarr9529]

I always enjoy the property management side of fable. Although the first game did lead the player into slaughtering whole towns just to buy up the property and then using your I'll gotten gains to donate at the temple and become holy once again...

[@jays9869]

Fable 2 is absolutely the crown jewel of the series

[@willphoenix7012]

I genuinely love Fable: Lost Chapters and Fable II so much. I'm currently working on converting the aspects of both into a dungeons and Dragons type table top game. Where the campaigns take place after FLC and essentially rewriting the future where the Guild didn't burn down. And the Gods: Avo and Skorm were once human who ascended Godhood. Avo a Paladin of Light and Skorm a Tyrant who enjoyed killing.

[@peanutpaste1402]

So I have a son that actually LIKES Fable? Was raised right in my opinion

[@crazybub11]

I'm replaying the series. I'm currently in the middle of 2. These games will always hold a special place in my heart and childhood. Despite all the disappointments

[@FPoP1911]

Hey son, great to see the new format. good luck. can't wait for the 3rd. Oh wow, nice to see you getting sponsers.

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

Thanks Dad!

[@tequilawhiskey]

Oh my, who could that specific slow time chatter have been?

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

I have no idea Dad😎

[@thegrayone5666]

I remember this game when I was younger. one of the first 360 games I played and I loved it. I would love to go back. It was one in my youth that made me question what is right and the ending. Oh man I remember being upset from it. But I could not be selfish in replacing what was lost.

[@coltonalbright7544]

Slaughter a town full of innocents? Absolutely, bring the hotdogs cause I'll burn them all down. Punish a dog?! Absolutely not, that's totally evil and nobody could do that.

[@KirstenMarie_MS3]

1:10:21 Yikes... all of a sudden, I'm glad Theresa's face was covered by her hood during the entire game.

[@bryanzaring6904]

Fable II holds a special place in my heart. I think it's time to reinstall.

[@epicsnail4614]

I decided to replay Fable 2 months ago and it was really fun to look back on childhood memories and being more interested in the lore aspect. My fighting strategy now that I’m older is to spawn in those ghost/familiar things and while my enemies were distracted, charge my skill attack and kill them.

[@cdgames69]

My mom always tells me about how at one point while I was playing this game, I kept swearing at the screen because this woman wouldn't stop following me around I said her full name aloud I wasn't allowed to play the game for some time after that I have no memory of this, but she keeps insisting it happened. The only reason I believe her was because I know now that there are "adult entertainers" in Bloodstone, a concept I wasn't familiar with when I was 8 (I'm pretty sure I was doing an evil playthrough so it could've been Olde Town I guess)

[@mayalewis2956]

I remember getting super pissed at theresa in 3 , straight up hiding shit to make it look like your brother meant something else

[@gRinchY-op5vr]

Theresa felt severely underused in Fable 3, so the feelings are either annoyed with her for not being honest with you like she was your parent in 2 or "why are you even here, T?"

[@risemlpc3907]

I found this channel from the first fable retrospective and was immediately in love, I’m very proud of you son!

[@patng26]

I know that folks love Fable 1 but I can't imagine a Fable game without a dog! Hence the reason I've played Fable 2 at least 10 times. Maybe I'll play it one day though.

[@Quizzmet]

Nobody understands Fable II anymore 😞

[@LegionOfEclaires]

Fun fact: if you disabled the internet connection on the 360, went into the settings and changed the consoles time/date to the max year, that would factor into the offline time progression in Fable 2. In other words, you'd make ridiculous money from owned buildings. Simply reconnect to the internet once you're back into the game and then rinse and repeat for infinite money.

[@rhonab6698]

just discovered the first of your fable videos today and just watched both of them - can't wait for the rest especially the one covering the additional content like the books since they're rarely if ever talked about in the context of the games. fable's hands down one of my favourite franchises of all time and i'm so glad to see someone doing a deep dive on it

[@kingofparodies1]

I love the Fable series for the sole purpose of Character creation that evolves your character throughout the entire playthrough, in every Fable game ive done multiple playthroughs, making Strength only, Skill only, Will only characters with different moral compasses An evil fire only Pyromancer hero in Fable 2 who didnt care about money or fame but only cared about burning the world down, unbiasedly killing both the innocent and the guilty, the horns and red will lines fit this character perfectly. A rich, greedy, pompous, uncaring, regal, Reaver type pistol only Skill hero in Fable 3 who's whole purpose in life is to live for himself and himself alone An all good Skill only rifle wielding Ranger who lived among the Gypsies in Fable 2 rescuing innocents from bandits and monsters An all evil bandit clan leader who didnt use weapons, only his fists and sheer strength to murder innocents, kill an endless army of guards and hulk out using specific strength enhancing magic in Fable 1 (this was by far the hardest playthrough) A Strength only Great hammer male Bandit leader who's moral system is mostly good but hes also corrupt, focusing on destroying other bandit clans and leaving innocents alone but hes a womanizer, alcoholic who jacks up the rent prices for max gold in Fable 2 An all good Will user in Fable 3 who lived among the nomads, living a simple life in the snowy mountains as the guardian of the mountains The character archetypes you can make in these games are pretty much endless, giving so much game replayability and adds challenge in each playthrough, its great fun!

[@InspectorSpacetime333]

I may have truly spent more time on Fable II than I have any other game. It was incredible. Fable III is probably the biggest personal letdown I've ever experienced in gaming. I can't wait to watch your video on it and better understand what happened.

[@storytime6263]

Fable is the king of playing a good playthrough and a evil playthrough after.

[@LoveToSpootch]

Great video, I'm excited to watch the third later today :) And about the "Evil Char punish the dog" part, my take is: An evil person don't see themselves as evil. They think they are right in their ways and everyone else is just wrong. So if the dog is helping you out, it makes no sense for you to punish it. It makes much more sense (at least to me) to praised the dog, since it is helping furthering your(evil) goals.

[@Caddynars]

I remember getting this game for my seventeenth birthday. I played every bit of it as thoroughly as possible. It was a very fun game.

[@gogroxandurrac]

1:13:34 I'm not sure about the rest, but you could make as much money being good in the prologue as evil. It's just that the dad pays instead of the people you're interacting with.

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

In the first game, you make 1 extra gold if you choose all of the bad choices.

[@gogroxandurrac]

@@YourFavoriteSon1 one pays out 2? or is there one that only pays for evil?

[@frostycane5134]

So here’s something kinda cool When I first played this game and married Alex I had a baby boy. I decided to name him Logan by sheer luck as i was a huge wolverine fan at the time. Later on Lucien kills my family . When given the choice I chose to give my family their life back So in my canon . Logan already died once this experience made him who he was in 3

[@tantaliax]

damn what a coincidence!

[@gRinchY-op5vr]

This is why I feel like the 3rd game should have taken place a generation later than it did, I always had either a girl and a boy or a girl and 2 boys depending on where we lived when having children. If you were playing as the grandchild of your character in 2, there would be less pressure to go back to 2 and name your oldest son Logan 😆

[@Acdrop1]

Hey dude, i havent finished this video yet, just stumbled onto it, i've been a big fan of the fable series since 1. I even pre ordered it as a kid back in the day and got the special edition dvd with the dev dairy in it, i'd watch that thing for hours on end. I just wanted to stop by and say this video is really great. You've got solid content here, and I can't wait to see your channel grow with time. Thanks for the quality video!

[@wolftanktreads9085]

Just one thing I didn’t see was, when you finish the game and choose wealth, you can buy Fairfax castle for $1mil and get a side quest that ends up giving you a potion of transmogrification. Use this potion to change your sex! It’s actually hilarious, if your spouse isn’t bisexual, they will leave you. People around town ask “didn’t you used to be a man/woman?”.. you also get to pick how you look, check it out.

[@yuvrrq]

Theres still people making videos of fable cant believe it, its an old game but i still think that the mechanic of moral was super good

[@joshmcnair4150]

I still remember spam selling and buying weapons to get free money from the glitch. My love of breaking games was definitely encouraged at a young age

[@still2lazy]

About the experience-orb gathering, I figured it would be like taking a breather after a fight to concentrate on the things that happened and how they could be improved. Could be done while jogging too, I guess.

[@lu82507]

you can actually get your dog back if you sacrifice some people in a tomb on knothole Island

[@wyattfarrar3462]

Two weeks ago? I see there is someone out there that thinks about fable as much as I do

[@devindeel5830]

I’ve been waiting for the second part! Keep up the killer work son.

[@lordofthered1257]

From the perspective of someone who never played fable 1, like me, my step-dad, and my uncle, fable 2 is a great game and now I think I will play it with my girlfriend just so she can experience the story as well.

[@erickperez7192]

I like your video essays, they're so insightful and so in depth. Keep it up!

[@Redem10]

Fable 2 the game I've considered maybe buying for 12 years

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

This video might make you reconsider Dad

[@StayKraken94]

Didn't know that I needed this today but it was a pleasant surprise Keep up the good work, Son.

[@glb1993]

Crazy thing with Lucien if he would have kept the two siblings and raised them in the castle he easily could have trained them or manipulated them to work as loyal hero powered body guards assassin's or any other manner of roles they'd be possible to do. I mean they're powerful hero blooded kids they'd be soooooo powerful and useful if he'd been a kind caring father figure.

[@tiredveteranakazzzveteran9597]

I was zoning out last night walking around my house listening to this on my computer in the background when I heard you say "Hey dad." Then I just started chuckling for a few moments.

[@Chicken_Rump]

Of course the Butler’s name is Jeeves. Man’s was born to serve.

[@miles1575]

In the game if you let lucien monologue at the end Reaver will shoot him. also on knothole island DLC if you look at the graveyard. you can bring back your dog.

[@artorios637]

Hey Son, this is an amazing video and I appreciate the hard work that you put into it.

[@morrius0757]

Fable II is my favorite

[@DemonDante1000]

Can't wait to see the retrospectives for the other fable games. Keep it up!

[@Daniel-iy1id]

I need to rewatch the fable 1 video just finished it yesterday

[@davididiart5934]

52:38 Considering it's been like, 20 years since you met that dog... I wonder if Theresa just got you a new one and used magic to make it like you like the original.

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

Didn't think of that, but the odds are high.

[@jakep1829]

Looking forward to the Fable III video. Keep up the great work son!!

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

Thanks Dad!

[@arbiter-]

I just want to point out it's pretty funny you're talking about the characters being realistic while talking about a large woman named Hammer that, who would have guessed, wields a hammer. lmao

[@RaineAsteria]

Binged both the Fable 1 video and this one. Absolutely excited at what insights you'll give us into Fable 3. :)

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

Glad you're enjoying it Dad!

[@spencers360]

My boy is getting sponsored??? I can't describe how proud I am of you son

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

We made it Dad

[@justinlowe1818]

I must say despite the first one being the best for me because of the nostalgia Effect it has for me i must say Part 2 is for me the best playwise and Storywise. The ranting the fighting the quest everything is so great.

[@RudeCanine]

This was my childhood so thank you for making this video my man

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

No problem dad!

[@NotARussianDisinfoBot]

I'm not all the way through this video yet, so maybe you touch on this. But in case you didn't know, at one point in development death was supposed to be permanent. Instead of losing XP, you would die and your children would take over as the next big hero. They abandoned this idea because playtesters were hoarding children for extra lives. It's unfortunate, because I adore that idea. I haven't personally played any games with a mechanic like that. I like the idea of it so much that I'm actually working on my own game that does something similar, because the idea of generations of your hero descendents making their mark on the world is just juicy to me. (I remember reading a gaming magazine back in the day that had like a 12 page article on Fable 2, and it mentioned this idea in it.)

[@scottblack7182]

I told my friend all of this and also said for all the sh*t your gonna hate, you will enjoy this game as it breaks your heart while you do 😭😅. We are playing it now and for me it's been a decade and I'm glad I came back to it. I really do hope that if they give us that damn 4th game it will bring back all that we loved about the originals and maintain the charm and spirit of 3. My life is better because I got to hear the insane dialogue of this ridiculous game .

[@Treygatron]

I’m excited to watch this next installment son.

[@AmbientAnalogue]

"Blade ALWAYS decreased the rent"...increases rent by 40% 😂

[@trashcaninc.292]

Subbed immediately, this is my favorite game ever and no one ever talks about it

[@chrisgee8441]

Fable 1 was good. Fable 2 is not good. (Name a unique boss) Fable 3 is a guilty pleasure

[@venicec3310]

Plebeian opinion

[@webkeeper]

The "Evil" here is plain "psychopath". This is why it is hard to play a dark character in these games, after a while every choice is such a cliche...

[@keekeejenkins6162]

I don't know about psychopath but it is a little like star wars sith empire. They want their version of order, which they think is good. And order can be a good thing. There's just more decent ways to go about it. And throughout our own history, lives were sacrificed for "the greater good" but someone writes history for us so we have to believe it really was all good, good triumped over evil, nothing covert at all. And now I'm way over reading a comment😅 just got locked in on the use of the disorder "psycopathy"

[@webkeeper]

@@keekeejenkins6162 the only Sith I liked in the SW universe are from KOTOR single-player games, not MMO tho. Sith in these games looked more like Spartans with background and some philosophy behind it all. After playing these games I thought the MMO would be interesting, but, it was even more cliche than the movies. To me, true "evil" is the marshal from Les Misérables. He is hunting the man to the end and we as the third person see what he is doing, but from his point of view, it is all ethical. He is a respected member of society and he is upholding the law, and probably, if we would see the story from his point of view we would be cheering for him. But we see that being "lawful good" can be in reality the "evil" side. Then he sees his other side in the end he is shocked to the core by this and even commits suicide. This is why to me this is a "psychopath" level of "evil". Just like in SW MMO the Sith have a choice to rescue some workers or to plainly kill them because errr it is an "evil" thing to do. Or the first Fable game where you have a choice to help the merchant or destroy his wares because someone asked you to do it. The choice could be to steal something from his wares to advance yourself, not some other guy. Tried to play the "evil" side, but it was stupidly brutal without any meaning beyond the fact that everyone will consider you an as****le and this is your whole reward for it, you don't even get any stronger for doing these things.

[@blackreign92.]

Very well done once again Son. These videos make me want to go out and get an Xbox just to play these games. Love how you did both a good and evil run. Keep up the awesome work!

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

Will do Dad!

[@SephPumpkin]

I just recently bought a series s for that very reason, along with the new fable coming out sometime in the future. I’d highly recommend it especially since all fables are on gamepass 👍🏻

[@concreteisnice]

You missed out on the quest which turn west cliff into a much larger town with better shops and such. You do this by giving 10000 gold to barnabous on the hill of west cliff

[@JJ-do3ry]

I always remember the exploit for property rent where you changed the dates on your 360 console to years in the future to get a bunch of gold when you returned to the game

[@honkhonk5000]

Ah yes, my all time favorite game. Despite its flaws and despite Peter molyneux, it still has a large place in my heart.

[@hazemetz7896]

The DLC let's you bring your dog back. Funny you would mention not being able to use your dog in the very DLC in which you can bring your dog back to life 😂😂

[@antoniojay7491]

One of the best, true RPGs ever done. Minus the third one. Depending on multiplayer kinda blew chunks at times. But when u had u're crew with u, u blew thru that game like batman and dark wing.. and bat girl, and women, and red hood lol.

[@benbutler9282]

The best thing was that co-op allowed a parent to backseat their child in a Xbox game. Just saying

[@DarkepyonX]

Ah Fable 2 with the power level trick using co op to max out xp early 🤣

[@RecluseBootsy]

I truly wish more games would have taken the scar upon death mechanic and put it to use. I was obsessed in one one through trying to collect as many as i could until i looked like Zasz from Batman. 😂 running around booping Balverines on the snoot, letting them maul me, then one shot them and onto the next. 😅

[@isolatedbutjacked7036]

This game is perfect. The atmosphere and characters. Wow.

[@kylemclauchlan7830]

When my favourite son makes a new video you know I’m gonna watch it

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

Thanks for watching Dad!

[@Successfulfails]

Helllll yeah. Your review of Fable got me to finally install and start it. Sucks there’s no PC port of this one! Oh well. There’s always emulation lol. Love your channel dude! Can’t wait for part 3

[@robp1519]

I'm surprised you didn't talk about the fact you can bring your dog back in the DLC. That was a really nice addition. It didn't add evil points either.