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You can influence future Fable projects at Lionhead by filling out a survey.

The developer wants to know which of the series features you like most. To measure that, Lionhead has set down 13 pivotal parts of a Fable experience and asked you to rate them from one - least important, to 13 - most important.

The categories are accessibility; be special and be a hero; charm and humour; emotional connections through drama; freedom; hero customisation; hero morphing; Live co-op; local co-op; player choices that affect the world; simulation; and, finally, the dog.

Simulation covers the sandbox elements of Fable such as buying a house, doing jobs, trading, having sex with a condom, having sex without a condom - that sort of thing. Accessibility encompasses the one button to shoot, one button to hit, one button to cast spells controls, among other things.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2011-02-10-influence-next-fable-in-lionhead-survey

Just make it harder, that is all I ask. Also stop making last bosses a complete joke. 

Fable 2 was brilliant, the only problem was it was easy. Fable 3, I don't know much.

yeah the bosses are ridiculous

just make a new title,or Black and White 3,or The Movies 2

i voted just so i could be accesibility/simulation at the bottom.  fable was was amazing, i hated fable 2 because the game was too much of a push-over with too much focus on stupid emots.  i skipped fable 3 because reviews said it was very simular to fable 2.

go back to the roots and i'd gladly jump back into the fable universe.

I want Dungeon Keeper, Syndicate. I sure that will never happen.

This. That atmosphere and vibrancy was unlike anything I've ever seen before.

But I want waaaaaaaaaaay more freedom, sidequests, and most importantly, hero customization and morphing.

Make it good should be an option.

It was too fucking easy. I liked all Fables to an extent, but was disappointed with the 3rd. I felt that the ending was rushed and could have been done much better, there should also be more variations to your actions, I felt that my actions rarely impacted the real world in any significant way. And the boss fight, by god, what the hell.