The Fall of Fable

[@richardcheese4680]

I played fable 1 as a kid and never even heard to Peter or any of the claims. I experienced the game innocent and in all of its beauty. I loved it very much.

[@DadHacksCentral]

It literally shaped my childhood.

[@royalsoul1125]

Same here!

[@alexrodgers925]

Me too. Still holds up as a beautiful game to me

[@kayb5966]

Fabel 2 was the first game I ever finished by myself as a kid. So it holds a special place for me

[@zerodeathser8079]

Doaty same 🤧

[@Grog]

I've spent countless hours on the Blacksmithing mini game in Fable 2...

[@datboiardeeplaysbasketball1520]

Grog Games lmfaoooo same

[@matthewsaxon3038]

"Now that's how you make a blade."

[@lostinthewoods1267]

"Do you know how to use a hammer?" Or "You know how to use a hammer" I could never tell what he was saying because it would do it for fails too and his tone could be either.

[@thompsonator4696]

I know right! I swear my eye hand coordination has increased by 100% because of it..

[@random_threats1175]

I just stole everything and threated people for money, the guards dont scare me anymore

[@Ihrida]

You didn't even mention how leveling anything in fable 2 makes your character look like an awful ogre zombie

[@msgasmdc107]

Physique is the one that makes you look ugly. For a female character, if you keep it at 2 or below you're fine.

[@Padon84]

@@msgasmdc107 Yeah and some how increasing dex made you tall as hell which made no sense

[@msgasmdc107]

@@Padon84 that's just how heroes work in Fable. Skill is evident by height.

[@brosephnoonan223]

Fable 1 was even worse though, how is this a problem in f2?

[@newironside]

No, that's the chaos alignment

[@valadez601]

The golden trail was amazing. It let me know where I was supposed to go so I could go explore everywhere else first.

[@paleriderpalehorse55]

It was similar to the lit up nav system in Dead Space which I used for the exact same thing. Go everywhere off the beaten path I could access at that point in time and continue main story stuff when I exhausted all other distractions.

[@iloveyourunclebob]

This has just given me a very vivid memory of that gold trail having a lot of issues in the first game. I'm not complaining, I'm just remembering it kept making me go on this crazy ass loop and then kept back tracking. Then I would go back and it would have me go back the way I just came.

[@arturoherbert8786]

@@paleriderpalehorse55 your'e joking right? The stupid light path is one of the things that killed the franchise 🤨

[@arturoherbert8786]

@@iloveyourunclebob the gold path is what fucked up the game awareness and back tracking

[@start9976]

@@arturoherbert8786 I don't get how, it just told you where to go, in the first you just teleported to wherever you needed to go and it basically had the same thing because of the arrow on the mini map, it really does allow you to wander off without worrying of getting lost, I personally don't think that the mechanic did any harm

[@Dakayto]

Have you ever just started playing an old video game, and then someone makes a video about it afterwards?

[@sirrealgaming6913]

People are always making Videos about fable Google just stalked you and recommended a video BECAUSE you played it

[@corypowercat7277]

Yes

[@archmagetyler]

YUUUUUP

[@SuperSayajim]

I won't lie, when Fable 2 finally let's you loose in that gypsy village, the first thing I tried to do was hit a child. The disappointment of that moment set the tone for the rest of the game.

[@derrinerrow4369]

I played fable 3 first ( it came with the Xbox 360 My older brother got) I was hoping to smack some snot nosed little shits into orbit with my hammer.

[@PilotStudent24]

But you can, you just have to turn off the safe system

[@corypowercat7277]

You can’t kill kids

[@Zanoladab]

Bruh fable would get banned if it had killable children

[@morriganrenfield8240]

@@Zanoladab nope. Drakengard 1 had you killing armies of child soldiers.

[@darkmega97]

"If you become OP you had to earn it" Me, glitching through some stairs to get the sword of aeons at the start of the game and kicking a dude for hours to farm my strength to max in the first town: Yeees.. eeeearned.

[@dustyngarrison8916]

Work smarter, not harder.

[@hitoyoshizofa]

You did kick him for hours so you did earn that strength at least

[@icepic21]

Me, digging at a specific spot nearby the boasting pavilion, which caused additional NPCs to spawn, and thus amass a mob of 40+ NPCs to show off my trophies to, and max out my renown before wasp queen. Eeeaaarrrned iiiiiiit

[@Graestra]

Abusing the two saving functions to get infinite silver keys. There was also a spot in one of the houses in bowerstone where you could *cough* beat your wife without killing her to farm evil points >_> at least that actually made me feel like a horrible person without being a forced option.

[@pokeguydj6923]

Graestra at least I don’t feel bad about abusing saves for silver keys since you could potentially lock yourself out of at least one of them if you don’t marry that bowerstone bitch

[@SleepDeprivationVids]

My favorite part about Fable 3 was carefully saving money and thinking I had a tonne of time left only for there to be a random time skip out of nowhere. In the end all my "careful planning" managed to do what fuck me sideways.

[@msgasmdc107]

Biggest grin on my face when you got to the first sentence of Fable II. Like you, I've beaten it more times than any other game, and 100% each time. It was the first Fable I played, and is my all time favourite game to this day. And similar to you, I couldn't possibly explain why. It's so janky and weird. But I don't give a shit, I love it.

[@msgasmdc107]

Also on your note that spellweaving is broken in III, in trying to find interesting combos I found that aoe Vortex+Blades makes a new individual ring of blades summon and target each enemy caught in the blast. So you can make the most damaging target spell an aoe attack.

[@tomo4977]

I think having that dog in the game when I really wanted one as a kid just basically made me love it for life hah

[@aimeemarshall1036]

Same

[@oh-not-the-bees7872]

I think you missed the part where he said he hates it

[@gabrielegentile7994]

Same tho

[@haydocc]

It sounds as if you're constantly yelling at me

[@LupinticDream]

I miss Fable, so much. Shame what happened to it.

[@bigboi9452]

The Fable 4 that never was...

[@gamelanwanderer7072]

@@bigboi9452 their making it

[@bigboi9452]

@@gamelanwanderer7072 Thanks for telling me. The boys are back in town 😀

[@gamelanwanderer7072]

@@bigboi9452 tour welcome

[@raven75257]

@@gamelanwanderer7072 source. As much as I know, it's not confirmed officially

[@soulslider5117]

I adored 2. Couldn't get enough of it

[@MatNightmare]

Had to dig deep to find someone saying something good about Fable 2. Kinda surprised me, it's by far my favorite one. I have a Fable 2 Guild Seal tattoo.

[@rileywilliams9799]

Fable 2 has always been my absolute favorite, to the point that my friends started referring to me as Bastian and my character as Atreyu. Lol. It'll always be my favorite.

[@mveale8599]

Game devs: how much wood do you want to chop:everyone who loved fable 2 including me : yes

Same here, I absolutely love Fable 2 got all of the achievements and everything.

[@MultiCadias]

I enjoyed 2 a lot. The atmosphere and combat was so satisfying. Villain started off good but fell flat by the end. I think I still enjoyed 1 a little better though

[@AldentheBlue]

I still want to see Fable 2 on PC. Mainly to see the modding community patch the game and make it more Fable. Add actual armor, fix the way the character controls, maybe make your character look less freakish, get rid of the bad morality points from eating meat because some vegan must have snuck some extra lines of code or something. That would be nice.

[@DivineXPotato]

i don't think you get bad morality for eating meat, only LIVE chicks which kind of makes sense.. your eating a living animal whole, thats pretty fucken brutal lmao but eating tofu making you good makes 0 fucken sense.

[@RedDragon1444]

@@DivineXPotato *you're

[@doomyboi]

@Divine Potato I think eating meat gives you corruption points and eating vegetables gives you purity points in Fable 2

[@AldentheBlue]

Yeah, eating a chick would give you evil points in Fable 1. Otherwise, you could eat all the meat you wanted, you just potentially get fat if your character wasn't active. Fable 2 wanted you to be a soy swilling vegan to be the goodest of heroes. It felt like a weird and passive-aggressive attempt to push an ideology on people.

[@tacotikki251]

AldentheBlue na it’s just a tree hugger stereotype. Most people are vegan because “I don’t want anything to suffer”.

[@GhostKillerEntertainment]

I honestly loved the franchise, I remember putting at least a good chunk of time in the Xbox 1 fable and played a hell of a lot of Favle 2, but I can definitely agree Fable 3. The combat annoyed the hell out of me and had the random slow motion finisher when you didn’t even mean to, but it was fun making a choice for everyone to get drunk trying to save money lol

[@jamesreality7157]

I played all of the except fable the journey

[@donovandustin929]

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[@kaidenahmad8198]

@Donovan Dustin Instablaster :)

[@donovandustin929]

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[@donovandustin929]

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[@RoxxSmash]

Fable 2 is the Best game because you can find Condoms with your shovel 🏆🏆🏆 UPDATE: thx for 800+ likes😂😂 make sure to subscribe😂😂

[@DerVasto]

One could say You're digging it.

[@RoxxSmash]

@@DerVasto 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😫😫😫

[@EnchantedSmellyWolf]

Gotta collect them to make love to my many bitches in Fable 2. LOL!

[@UNSCMarine117]

I don't like that you sed that while using a Isabelle profile picture.

[@RoxxSmash]

@@UNSCMarine117 you are so right BUT The picture makes sense when you see my channel hehee

[@muffinman2546]

You forgot: Fable: The Journey - Horse riding simulator. Fable Legends - Failed project.

[@alexbuhl1316]

Fable Fortune - A decent CCG on Steam

[@merkules6]

I personally like to pretend that they don't exist.

[@Dragoncurse4]

@@merkules6 Technically Legends doesn't exist. :P

[@merkules6]

@@Dragoncurse4 Good

[@jessefrangoulis9226]

The Journey actually was very good. But yeah it was on rails.

[@odd-eyes6363]

I absolutely love the world and lore of these games That makes the fact that this series died even more depressing

[@GeteMachine]

@Ornate Orator The game needs the reboot. The world and humor is there but the story and game design are sadly terrible.

[@tomo4977]

Really hoping if they're truly making a sequel with a new company that they go right back in time pre Hero of Oakvale to all the old heroes. It sounds like an really interesting story and then at least they have a good starting point.

[@margotalmanzar5210]

The problem is the gamedevs being bought out by Microsoft. MS changed the game completely to make it more appealing to children and I fucking hate that. Children don’t deserve nice things.

[@Smitty_Werbluntjaegermanjensen]

There's a good chance it didn't. Lots of leaks suggest that Fable 4 is in development for next gen, though nothing official so take that with a grain of salt.

[@TheKpa11]

The lore of Fable is ironically depressing, ill say the most interesting lore piece for me was simply the “Fall of the Guild” that change/transition I found the most interesting to think about and to imagine.

[@Joseph_Siri]

I still have my physical copy of Fable: The Lost Chapter. Sweet sweet memories.

[@sittingdowntown]

But KBash, you forgot the greatest Fable game... Fable: The Journey, for the Xbox 360 Kinect. The game that revitalized the franchise.

[@realperson8582]

hey can you erase those memories from my brain thanks

[@ixpu4246]

Also known as "kill" the franchise

[@randyortonsbulge]

Sweth_T 😔

[@Brelicity]

Ah a man of culture I see. I'm so glad some one here recognizes the most underrated game of the year

[@tylerharris3526]

None cannon lol. If fable rumors are true.

[@forceghostyoda9705]

So uh, guys, Fable 4

[@freelanceart1019]

@the real Naruto when is it going to debut.

[@Lavantte]

Yes. Very excited.

[@editdotexe]

I'm sure it's right around the corner don't worry.

[@kevinj9270]

@@editdotexe It is now!

[@editdotexe]

@kevinj9270 Wait is there more news on it? Last I saw was the ad that looked like it could have been about any generic fantasy game. Edit: Oooh I saw it, a year out? Trailer still didn't feel much like fable, but we will see when it comes out.

[@ImaTroper]

"(Fable 1) is by my count STILL the strongest entry in the series..." Ah, I see you too are a man of culture and class.

[@spartanq7781]

I see you are also one of culture.

[@CommonPotatos]

Put many hours into fable tlc on the go xbox, I miss those days of my first experience with it.

[@will6glitch]

Fable...the best of the 3 and a hidden gem on xbox

[@costochondria5688]

Ishmael Yep. Never have beaten or will beat 2 or 3 because they simply suck compared to 1. I still replay 1 though lol

[@chad912]

Yea the 2nd and 3rd just lacked the depth that the first game has as far as RPG systems were concerned. They definitely polished the game a good amount but I really wish they kept that old RPG system in tact :(

[@joshuadonnelly1978]

Great video, but I gotta disagree with what you're getting at at 6:41. There's no reason to sneak and steal, or to buy property, or to get married, because there doesn't need to be a reason for those things. They're just things you can do if you want to, if you feel like it. Not everything "needs" a reason. Same deal at 14:55. You don't wanna do those things. They're in the game because others DO want to do them. Unless I'm completely misunderstanding your point.

[@IR-Fan]

yeah, I agree with you.

[@MrCrowley2474]

Fun Fact: in Fable 2 you can max out your character from the moment you upgrade your first ability.

[@itsyaboiChubbs]

Excuse me, what now?

[@MrCrowley2474]

@@itsyaboiChubbs Get your first ability upgrade. Make a henchmen character using a guest profile, making it so that your character receives 100% of experience. The guest character comes in as a copy of your character, ability wise. Sell their ability then make them quit. Use the experience you get from it to buy another ability. Rinse and repeat. Your character is maxed out within 10-15 minutes, before you even leave the Chamber of Fate.

[@MrCrowley2474]

While I'm on the topic, all 3 Fable games had infinite gold exploits too.

[@dontmisunderstand6041]

Now I want to see a speedrun of Fable 2, to see how that much that actually affects people trying to just end the game quickly.

[@michaellaflamme1249]

I used this trick back in the day to get in the top 10 of the total xp leaderboards for Fable 2 (yeah that existed), only took me like 2 hours to get up there. Seems like a pretty massive oversight for a game centered around character progression.

[@Hypnotically_Caucasian]

3 years ago: "The Fall of Fable" Today: "Things have gotten WORSE!"

[@0tterhead]

"I'm getting riled up-- *I'M GETTING ANGERYYY* " That's a good forum weapon right there

[@Skul1ManEXE]

7:50 Timestamp for convenience.

[@0tterhead]

@@Skul1ManEXE I would have done that but I'm retarded, so thank you

[@Anxiousnpc]

Even better when he completely loses it at 21:38

[@seanallsop4905]

I love all 3 of these games. Sure they had there issues like any game but the combat, magic, humour, world and overall vibe of every fable game is something I've never experienced anywhere else they truly do feel magical

[@andyblargextra]

"Melee is decent" *Mew2King gets angry*

[@reffa2858]

That was a pretty good.

[@smoss9813]

"Aesthetic limitations' is a weird argument in my opinion. That would mean you couldn't have mature themes communicated with a stylised appearance? Well that's a whole lot of illustration and animation invalidated then.

[@Sellipsis]

S Moss you make a point. It’s not like people haven’t used things like puppets to convey mature themes. Considering the world of Fable is largely satirical in nature, it makes sense.

[@alexeithetakodachi9823]

Legate Lanius isnt that the thing that made Cuphead good

[@alexeithetakodachi9823]

@Legate Lanius ive always felt like fable doesnt want to be taken seriously, but tries to create dark situation

[@PhyreI3ird]

Yeah this is the thing I have to disagree with him the hardest on. I understand not liking an aesthetic, and not liking a subject matter, but not liking subject matter because of the aesthetic or vise versa is just ridiculously arbitrary. I'd say that tonally Fable 2 is particularly awful with balancing the overbearingly """"silly"""" npcs and jokey aspects with its super serious main story, but tonal inconsistency is _completely_ different. The aesthetics (including musically speaking) at least in Fable 1 are there to give an almost whimsical, fairytale feel while the game also indulges in really dark shit. Those things coming together like an awesome mixture of both the modern, family-friendly and the OG-hardcore fairytales. It's fookin' beautiful and genuinely clever if you ask me!

[@user-ou5ls2xc7v]

“Either case involves you shuttin’ down the old soggy meat chunk in the Calcium Cage, nah mean?” ~KBash, 2019

[@walterreynoldsthefourhundr819]

I've got mixed feelings on this video. On the one hand, I agree that the games didn't have the most interesting systems, and that a lot of the systems were pointless. On the other hand, I know why they were that way, and I like the redundancy of a lot of it. It's somewhat like Crysis in that way. The studio put as much random stuff in as they could. And while the third game isn't great it was still alright. The second game is still great, because you could interact with everyone. You never had to, you could just ignore everything but the required quests and some sidequests, but that was the beauty of it. You could be whoever you wanted to try to be. And the morality system helped with that. There were some quests like the one where a ghost asks you to make their ex-fiancee fall in love with you and break their heart. Some people really wanted to go either way, and that allowed you to chose a somewhat meaningful thing in the world. My final bit on the morality system, is the Temple of Shadows and the Temple of Light. You could drastically change the world based on who you chose to help, and that impacted the game in fun and interesting ways. I agree that the game was a bit ridiculous at points where it could have been more serious, but that was the charm of the series. The third game got too serious compared to the previous games. It still had it's fun bits, but it was much more serious than the others. And I think that is part of what lead to the downfall of the series and Lionhead.

[@dragonhunter4592]

Moral of the story: Peter Molyneux needs to have a leash around the press

[@spartanq7781]

So does Toad Howard. He's the new Peter.

[@kaydee66781]

When you think about it, Todd Howard is Peter Molyneux 2.0 They both overhype their games, they promise too many things, and the overall execution is “Okay” at best.

[@DivineXPotato]

and like both of them (atleast until 3, 2 was ehh for it) they tended to make huge changes in the industry. tho todd does that more often then peter as said, though its something that is cool at first, but shortly after every other game implements whatever cool thing they added and more often then not it gets overused extremely quickly, the only exception being maybe something like morrowind which added a bunch of 3d graphics, huge open world, etc that was extremely new and alien at the time. most people don't complain about more space to adventure lol

[@reffa2858]

Fallout 76 was not Okay

[@DivineXPotato]

@@reffa2858 neither was the fable kinnect game lmao they've both done dumb shit, though to be fair, they didn't release fable 50 times

[@lilvro7016]

Todd is by far worse, 76 is widely considered one of if not the worst game of 2019 and they keep trying to push it as a good game and rip people off, they also try to ignore all the hate it’s getting and they also messed up fallout 4 big time, and Skyrim was good besides that they keep dumbing it down but they re release it so that they don’t have to worry about people asking for es6

[@PhyreI3ird]

@@DivineXPotato Just two minor points because I have insomnia and nothing better to do: 1) Todd didn't have a major role in making Morrowind. 2) Morrowind was actually a much much smaller open world than both main TES games that came before it. Not that Arena was any good, but still.

[@crispymattastic]

fable 2 was great just wish that there was a house to buy in westcliff.

[@rekonener2362]

You can turn Westcliff into a thriving village, if you give Bernum (I think that's his name, the inventor guy), 5000 gold before you leave for the spire to save Garth.

[@rekonener2362]

@Ornate Orator Pretty much lol. He will also give you 15000 when you get back from the spire, meaning there's no reason not to do it, as you gain 10000 gold, and Westcliff becomes a place that's worth while and a money maker with houses.

[@crispymattastic]

@@rekonener2362even doing the upgrade you still dont get a proper house there only those crappy caravans.

[@rekonener2362]

@@crispymattastic There are a load of buildings for shops and stuff, I thought at least one of them was a house.

[@rileywilliams9799]

I once read in a website that Westcliff was once a thriving fishing town until it was destroyed during the Citizen's Revolt against the Heroe's Guild, never fully recovering until Barnum and the Hero of Bowerstone redeveloped it. I'm not sure if this is cannon but adding more of Westcliff's history in the game would've been interesting.

[@paragonrobbie9270]

Personally, I see them as 1 - Almost limitless freedom without much to entice the player to use said freedom. 2 - More restrictive, most interesting story and characters (for a Fable game), art style is unsettling, the most beautiful women in Albion look like melting cheese. 3 - Most interesting world, a fantasy world with magic undergoing a totalitarian industrial revolution. Um...your character can talk sometimes so you don't have to use emotes for important story moments...That's about it. Conclusion - I should hate these games, why am I still playing, please help.

[@alesterphoenix]

Me : "Time to go to work now" Kbash : *Uploads* Me : "Yo FOCK WORK!"

[@unitednations2]

“You don’t like my fuckin sacrifice? Then fuck you bitch”😂😂😂😂 bruh watched that shit like 10 times

[@SATOhara3173]

The pills bit killed me.

[@giguyjoe]

11:02 I mean there's also the loss of experience but yeah other than that, there is basically no consequence to dying in Fable 2.

[@back5594]

The whole point of the game isnt for it to be grey or morally ambigious though. Your not supposed to think, what should I do ,tough choice, like a game like witcher 3. Its supossed to be morally karma based, you play it like, im going to a good playthrough or I am going to do a evil playthrough. like how when your fully good you have a halo or like when your fully evil you are a literal demon with horns from your head, I dont think you understand the concept. The whole point is that it is ''fable'' between pure good and pure evil and the curiousity of seeing how your character changes from becoming more evil or good. Like the infamous games idk if u played those.

[@start9976]

I agree, all of the games are made simply to have fun, in any of them, it allows you to be be a dick to everyone, or you can just play it normally and do the morally good things. Even in Fable 3 where you have to be king right after you just took over the kingdom solely because Logan is a dick, you can still be a dick of a king and that's HILARIOUS. I love all 3 games, and I think that Fable is the type of series that's not *supposed* to be looked at critically because lionhead didn't try to make objectively good games, they wanted to make games that you can dick around in for hours and have a fun time.

[@Gabriel1234452]

Couldn't disagree more..

[@johannesseyfried7933]

Exactly!

[@spacejesus6581]

“It seems the best way to play the game is a big dumb dude with a big dumb weapon” _cringes in Skorm’s Bow_

[@michaeldiaz7004]

"i dont want to gamble, i dont want to work, i dont want to dance for people" "Theres she goes...Dust in the wind" Laugh soooo hard, man.

[@ShardtheWolf]

fable 2 was my favorite by a mile. I loved the edge of industrial revolution era, and the combat felt so much better than fable 1. It's easy sure, but so was fable 1. Atleast now it feels good.

[@Blacklightdragon17]

KBash, your content is the best on KZbin. Thank you for the effort and time you put into making great videos about topics that wouldn't have been done justice without you.

[@addictedtoRS]

I highly disagree. This guy is probably the most annoying KZbinr I've ever come across and that's really saying something.

[@addictedtoRS]

Many many other people have covered this game series and truly did it a justice. I can see right through this guy, he just whipped it together to try and make some money off monetizations.

[@sft_editzz4750]

I've been a fable fan for awhile, Who's excited for fable 4? I KNOW I AM

[@ramue5749]

@Char Aznable That is the biggest reach of a MS roast I have ever heard. Embarrassingly so. AVGN you are not.

[@pyroAdapt]

I actually liked the cartoon aesthetic mixed with dark themes, for me its why this game literally scared me as a child. It was disturbing in a neat way. Just seeing the cheery and gorgeous scenery of the beginning totally turn to blood and ash and brutality shocked me as a kid because I didn't even realize what kind of game it was and being that I. wasnt old enough to read well of course I never ready anything that would have told me otherwise , so from that perspective it definitely gave me a respect for it.

[@Bantorain93R]

Surprised you mentioned Fable 3’s Spell Weaving in a con instead of a plus. Overpowered or not, it’s a very neat system.

[@BLourenco96]

I just finished Fable 3, and I didn't find the spell weaving that interesting. It was basically instead of using 1 damage spell, you used 2 damage spells. Instead of using just fire or just lightning, you just use both at once. If it actually created some new effect that was exclusive to that combination and not possible by just using any of the individual spells, then maybe it would have been worth it. Also because they wanted this spell weaving system in the game, they had to strip it of even more spells, specifically the support spells because how do you weave those? At least Slow Time and Summon are still in the game as potions, but that's an incredibly lame solution to a problem they created.

[@jonosween]

I love fable and fable 2 the third one was very disappointing. And I too have completed the second fable many times.

[@StoriesByDighe]

I replayed all 3 recently, and the decisions thing was interesting, but it’s been a slide from decent to not interesting.

[@smartkaboose3806]

I was a kid when i played the fable trilogy, and fable 3 came out around the time i was 14 or so. I loved them all, and never had any beef with any of them. Fable 3 was my favorite entry and one of my few gripes with it was the inability to get all the achievments by myself

[@UNSCMarine117]

"play all the gamecube games you want not one of them lets you punch a child" Ummm super smash Bros melee dose. You can falcon punch Ness and young link in there stupid faces.

[@my_resume_is_a_bad_bitch4281]

Bully for PS2

[@UNSCMarine117]

@@my_resume_is_a_bad_bitch4281 Oh yeah that game.

[@onehandstance]

This video aged well. Fable returns baby

[@artyu13]

"Hero your health is low, you've got any potions, or food?" Nostalgia in a sentence

[@darkmage7152]

"You've received a new quest card"

[@cloke3076]

Ranking Fable franchise using memes in my opinion: Fable TLC: That’s why it is the GOAT. THE GOAT. Fable 2: It was Perfect! Perfect! Everything down to last minute details. Fable 3: I mean it’s alright. Fable Anniversary: *Nice.* Fable The Journey: WHAT THE HELL IS EVEN THAT. Fable Heroes: *crickets* ok.

[@noahdean9685]

Fable Legends: a gravestone Fable (reboot): God I hope this game is good!

[@Skul1ManEXE]

Berserker + Multistrike + Divine Shield is a very, *very* balanced strat for Fable 1.

[@gonzalogonzalez2585]

Theresa should've been evil all along. It's the perfect story of "your story isn't the trilogy's, you're just the patsy for the Dark... Lady? Witch? Goddess?" Idk.

[@Stonecones]

21:32 for best poem ever written

[@Mad_Oph]

Any game company that has Peter Molyneux on board essentially needs to keep him bound and gagged in the trunk during any press release or promotional advert. I think perhaps his work on Black & White was just foreshadowing the Fable morality system.

[@Horvath_Gabor]

All I can remember about Fable 3 was how incredibly sudden (the calendar skips like half a year), stupid (the big evil corrupting thingie shows up out of nowhere, and takes over you mentor for the lulz... and that's about it) and anti-climactic (I honestly thought that the final boss was just a midboss on my way towards the final confrontation, and I cheesed him to death like any other enemy in the game under a minute) the ending was. The only other thing I remember was how the actual "legitimate" way to have a good ending was to become a land shark, and pay for the war preparations using the money you siphoned out of your tenants. A great lesson about economics.

[@mckennak4746]

Fable 2 has been the only piece of media ive ever repeated. I hate rewatching movies, shows, and replaying video games - but Fable 2 I've replayed over a dozen times since I was 10.

[@michaelwilson8461]

The lost chapters managed to have the most shallow boring combat that was probably one of the most satisfying at the same time, not sure how thats possible but I liked it. Definitely the best entry in the series for me. I still install it every year or two and start playing through again. I think the fact that it is so basic is part of the attraction for me. When you need to destroy and explore , but not really have to think too much The Lost Chapters is the perfect remedy.

[@rasplez9889]

Should've been more deeply ingrained in the game? Like... Pretty much 75% of skyrim's "decisions"? Building a house in Skyrim is like a chore to do, and you're only doing it because it's another thing to complete. But in kingdom come deliverance, building up a ruined bandit camp is you building somewhere to call home. You have a reason, it's full of unique opportunities and decisions, and it's part of the narrative. KCD is an example of what fable and Skyrim SHOULD have been, just on a much smaller but realised scale.

[@Niles_Ism]

I think the most dissapointing thing about fable 3 is that I played it.

[@arnox4554]

There is one thing from Fable 3 that I will defend at least somewhat, and that is the menu system (Road to Rule was a definite meh though). I really liked that the menu button instantly took you to your own private Sanctuary. Was really an immersive way of doing the regular old RPG menu we've seen a thousand fucking times. That said, the butler was kinda stupid and I actually liked it when he was just gone during the story. What's the point of having a private Sanctuary when I gotta share it with Jeeves over here?

[@TheGingiGamer]

@@arnox4554 It also had a really good story (until you become king/queen), good memorable characters and fun exploration

[@Martin.chapman]

My heart will always go back to fable anniversary or lost chapter to us classics

[@robbiemcdonnell8482]

The first fable has a special place in my heart.

[@solomonrivers4204]

This was one of those random KZbin recommendations. I’ve never played any of the games but you held my interest for 20+ minutes. I’m commenting because I was really surprised by your sub count. Quality work man. Keep it up

[@MicrosoftNestleTea]

I loved all 3 games and will replay them in sequence one day. Willingly.

[@dontmisunderstand6041]

They're all fun, they're just... they feel cheap. I think junk food is the perfect analogy. They're satisfying, and you feel bad for having been satisfied by it.

[@zcraw4874]

I was a kid when I played 1 so I didn’t hear the stupid comments. I remember seeing the displays for Fable’s rollout as a kid.

[@Zubatticus]

Dude, you totally have the stomach for being reviled. How could you not after your Golden Sun videos, lmao

[@Zubatticus]

You also called out the dog. You were made for Fable 3's bad ending!

[@dillasoul2228]

Fable 3 was rough, there was enjoyable elements, but holy shit did the developers drag Walter through hell, and eventually into it

[@OctavioHadra]

Remember how you could break Fable II by just buying all stores, lowering the price, buy everything, raise the prices and sell everything for infinite profit?

[@MrKunecke]

So true. Fable OG is the best, Fable anniversary second, and Fable 3 is ironically 3. No sword can compete with the sword of Aeons before the Nerfening.

[@Ralkila]

Kingdome of amalur is what fable series wanted to be and more. I too loved fable series 1+2 more than 3 but KoA was like fable on roids and better.

[@slurpwis]

LOL I never used the map in Fable 2. I didn't know it was actually functional.

[@spartanq7781]

Is it though? This franchise doesn't understand how maps are supposed to work.

[@darchendon7926]

When I was a child: "[Something something] and my door will swing ajar" When I was a teenager: *Kills innocent* "Stop I'm sorry!" *Is immediately forgiven*

[@joshatdinner]

your intro and outro music is the catchiest thing ever i cannot unhear it

[@TheRenegade...]

This came out right when I started playing it again.

[@postapocalypse0763]

Had to revisit after seeing how Fable looks now

[@lucianosgonzalez3561]

The fact that there is virtually no foreshadowing for the Darkness basically until you get to desert-land is one of the most grievous narrative sins I’ve ever seen. It infuriates me.

[@wolves600]

well how would they implement that if the crawler will only go there in complete force and your brother never mentions anything

[@wolves600]

@Rick O'Shay maybe but why would logan ever tell you about it or anyone else except maybe his generals who you never meet

[@ir6734]

Fable The Lost Chapters was one of the first games I have bought. I didn't know shit about it beforehand, I just saw a cool box art. I was a stupid kid mind you. It's full of flaws and barebones systems but it has tons of charm and personality a lot of never games lack. Still one of my favourite games ever. 2 and 3 aren't bad games either. 2 is pretty great, while 3 is ok

[@TFrills]

Dye colors are flat? You have to buy the bright ones from traders in the castle courtyard, and pay 500gp for each. The bright colors are more expensive, as they should be.

[@Evillassie]

I love Fable games. I know fable 3 wasn't the strongest of the 3 but feel it get a way too hard time from fans. I quite liked it.

[@dmarrio]

Fable began its demise at the boss ending of fable 2 and died slowly from there. Hopefully the new fable will be based on the original but open world and increased difficulty.

[@helious5056]

I feel like the fable series would be better as a series of comics at least from the second game onwards

[@helious5056]

@Ornate Orator interesting. I always thought fable 3 in particularly was suited for a comic adaptation I'll have to check it out. Thank you

[@bombomos]

If fable two didn't have a 10 year prison bull poop and a crap ending, it would be one of my favorite games

[@nickcasillas1618]

Golden Sun didn’t have a “Great Narrative Lie”. It and Lost Age were meant to be one game, first of all. And second of all, even though Isaac’s team was doing the wrong thing, if they didn’t do it, the villains of that game would have killed WAY more people, and Felix would not have saved the world in the second game.

[@acepedro12]

Dude spent 20 minutes coping with the fact he invested countless hours of his childhood playing bad games.

[@CondemnedInformer]

I'd love to see Fable 2 on the PC.

[@AleksandarIvanov69]

For me, there is only one Fable - Fable 1. I played it as a kid and what a beautiful experience that was :)

[@spartanq7781]

The sequels failed to understand what made it great. Microsoft purchased Lionhead post Fable 1's release. They pushed for accessibility and trends rather than perfecting what they had.

[@smokeydesperado170]

“The running animation never looks quite right and your character skates all over the land” the only reason I didn’t like fable 2 for real

[@calebb7012]

8:51 Bruh, those are Fable remastered textures. If you don't want a massively gaping hole in your argument, show the original lost chapter's face textures against fable 2.

[@muffinman2546]

Guns can headshot in Fable 3. I do that all the time. In fact, you can disarm human enemies by shooting them in the hands. Because, should I say it? PC aiming

[@Konradix05]

Honestly your vids are so well written and don't just talk about the usual games people talk about, you got a new sub.

[@skullkrusher-dx4kg]

Are you covering the elder scrolls games ever. They've arguably lost quality as time goes on.

[@starwish1037]

skullkrusher1999 i mean, theres only really oblivion and skyrim to talk about. Oblivion was good if anything just super old whereas skyrim was good if you didnt care but was bad because it lacked true roleplay mechanics and depth and had streamlined kid friendly mechanics.

[@Sifer2]

What's he going to add that the hundreds of other "Morrowind was better" video's have not already said? Oblivion was dumbed down for consoles, and the scaling was hilariously bad. Skyrim was an improvement mechanically not quite as dumbed down. But the story making you the legendary Dragonborn who kills Dragons from level 1 was wildly out of character for Elder Scrolls gameplay style. And juvenile compared to the deeper narrative of Morrowind.

[@jtnachos16]

@@starwish1037 What, noone remember Daggerfall? Arguably the peak game from RPG standpoint.

[@letemsinkaj932]

Playing this as a kid, it was fantastic. It might not be deep, but it was deep enough for a 12 year old. Playing it again as an old gamer has been entertaining too.

[@Ineedgames]

I just hope that the rumoured Fable 4 brings back what we love about the franchise. Just not a lot of Fantasy RPGs anymore.

[@Relek448]

*Laughs in divinity original sin 2*

[@astralaris8712]

Yes, 1 game. Besides that there arent many around anymore. Fable 4 and Baldurs Gate 3 are in development, but thats it. I dont have many hopes for DA4 though...

[@ilovecody7514]

@@astralaris8712 Pillars of Eternity? Torment: Tides of Numenera? Witcher 3? There's more than one but granted when you have Divinity 2 you've already got a lot of content right there...

[@astralaris8712]

@@ilovecody7514 Never heard of the first 2 tbf, and Witcher 3 isnt "New" anymore, that game came out 4 years ago. Compared to other genres, Fantasy RPGs arent exactly coming out that much.

[@Ineedgames]

@@astralaris8712 Safe to say DA4 is dead. EA wll shut down Bioware before it releases

[@editdotexe]

I'm not optimistic about the new Fable game, the new trailer doesn't remind me of Fable (Only thing in it that would tell you it is fable, big title aside, is guild seal symbol on the hilt, chicken punting and balverines that doesn't look like balverines), Fable is about freedom of choice but the trailer is a graphics demo. Also this sounds really nit picky, but the glasses on Dave look way too modern, which just gives a feeling of sloppiness. But here's hoping nonetheless.

[@User67671]

“Fall”? This franchise is still the best, it’s also still loved by fans that a Fable 4 is coming out after all these years. Not many franchises do that

[@fabianrojas9028]

U know... I too finished fable 2 6 times and my 13yrs self didn’t care about any of the things u say, I just had a boatload of fun with it.

[@zantiquechm3960]

19:59 I don't know why it tickled me so much when he said Violated. 😂😂 21:35 this killed me too.

[@sethprestenback8617]

Being a landlord is the only reason I love Fable 2 more than Fable one. And seeing how much money I could get. Not to mention the jobs and economy. But when it comes to story I was a lot less invested than Fable 1 until the very end.

[@skeetskeet7041]

And now, new fable game