Me too. Oh noes.

Boring & dull

lol, Link. the screen shots look pretty good tho

Boring and dull is Sacred 2. I'd love a good WRPG for Ps3 that was like Fable

Oh look, another thread gone to hell because of people who won't ever play the game. Absolutely shocking. Don't you guys have something better to do?

Oh look, it's a message board. I'm allowed to give my opinion as much as anyone else. If all else fails, ignore the "guys." You won't hurt our feelings, don't worry.

Also, don't assume some people will never try the game. Renting services exist, and that's what I'll probably do. I don't have to buy every potentially good looking games out there.

So tell me then, why did you put a sarcastic "oh noes" on the end of your post? Stop acting so innocent, I'm not buying it.

EDIT: Also, making blanket statements without clarifying why it's generic, is just the same as me entering a game's thread and calling it crap.

OK fine, I'll tell you the truth: fantasy WRPGs don't interest me that much. Tried Fable, Oblivion, Fable II, and my biggest complaints about them is that I don't really like the time period they're trying to portray (medieval age... ugggh) and style of gameplay. With that said, I still greatly enjoyed Dragon Age: Origins for some reason... I don't know why, but I love that game. Maybe because the developer has a good track record? Just saying...

But what I said about renting is true though. I will probably still try the game to experience the new Natal controls. But I have a feeling it will be a Fable game (with stapled true English voice overs that I don't appreciate that much, easy like hell gameplay, lore and world that is not that interesting to me, I could go on), and there are not a lot of things I like about Fable.

yea some people enjoy half naked women in bright flashy settings!

Oh lawl, very clever shot here buddy. Just because I'm interested in FFXIII right now I have a preference about half naked women in bright flashy settings in every single games I play. Good one.

I played tons of game. Remember that time with 8-bit or 16-bit sprites where you couldn't really see any details on the characters and any facial expression and stuff? I love a lot of games from that age.

I don't like the medieval age. Got a problem with that? Give me sci-fi any day though. With that... I'm leaving, cause I'm hurting some feelings or something. Can't say anything bad about a 360 exclusive, especially a well established franchise like Fable. Ouchie!