i havnt played since the og xbox was out so all i really remember was that it was fun  

heres a lets play of the game https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-rZNwebeLc   i think the fighting combat parts start about half way through

the only other thing i can think of is that they are just having one big multi lobby that game modes and types form all the games

http://www.lionhead.com/blog/2014/may/23/introducing-the-ogre/


Introducing: The Ogre
Written by Lauran, Chris
Posted on May 23, 2014

Today we're taking a closer look at one of Fable Legend's biggest and ugliest creatures: The Ogre! So, if you're into warts, blubber and noxious gas - read on.

Due to their very thick hides, Ogres are extremely hard to vanquish. Heroes tell tales of swords barely making a dent in the rubbery blubber, and arrows bouncing off warty behinds. However, Legend has it that this stinky behemoth has an Achilles heel, on its …perhaps the less said about where the better.


As if their natural coriaceousness was not armour enough, Ogres will loot the bodies of fallen heroes for bits of armour and shields. Forcing their enormous girth into greaves and ailettes, and using bucklers to protect their squashy hind quarters (adventurers take note of the soft spot).

Ogres are born as twins. When they reach puberty these twins will wrestle to the death, the loser ending up as a head on a stick (commonly called a Noggin) that the surviving ogre uses as a weapon. For reasons that are still to be fully understood, these heads remain alive and capable of conversation, well, as capable as an ogre that is. It has also been noted that it is difficult to tell the gender of an Ogre just by looking at it, as females of the species are just as warty, uncouth and odorous as their male counterparts.

Heroes will know when an Ogre has entered the arena; enormity removes their ability for stealth. First comes the unholy stench of sweat and other, more noxious bodily odours, providing Heroes with an easy ogre detecting system called ‘sniffing’. Then the bickering between the hefty fellow and his noggin starts. By the time a Hero feels the stomp of toe-jammy feet, it’s safe to say the jig is up.

Halo 4's multiplayer was hated because of balance and content because the game was released unfinished. Once people went to Black Ops 2 there was no reason to come back. Even though they fixed the weapon and armor ability balancing it was too late.

That awkward moment... when you realize you are the only one who plays Halo for single player and never once touched multiplayer (except once over at a cousins' house for Christmas gathering).

Horrible person -_-

I play both.  ONe of the few games that truly is the full package

I've never ever played Halo multiplayer.

:D 

I bow to the master!!!!!

What can I say... singleplayer 4 life!

I don't even play multiplayer for Pokemon (online competitive play). The only game I play online is NHL and that sucks too. Bunch of quitters and babies xD 

I'm pretty much a single player kind of guy :)