I'm sorry, I am just amazed you think lifting 10-15 lbs of weight while doing the splits is "hardcore".
We're cool though 
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You have to start somewhere, don't you? It's 17 pounds including the bar(1 lb), the screw things(0.5 each), two 5 lbs and two 2.5lbs.
I never said it was hardcore.
oh oh, cant wait :) I'm still playing Fable 2
There is a penalty for getting knocked out in Fable II. Your character gains permanent scars, making him permanently less attractive. Maybe I'm just really vain and love having all the female NPCs fall in love with my avatar but I consider that a real penalty. lol. The one time that I managed to die in the game due to me not paying attention to my health bar (in The Spire where you lose all your stuff), I quit to dashboard and reloaded from last save because I didn't want my avatar to stop being so dead sexy.
And the sand box/The Sims nature of Fable II is pretty cool. It's more casual and light-hearted than Oblivion or Fallout 3's sandbox but I don't consider that a bad thing. It has it's own charm. I can't hate on a game where you get an achievement for having a threesome or orgy. I beat Fable II two days after I bought it but there's lots of content to the game that I still want to explore so I still consider it a worthy buy despite the short length and easy difficulty.
| loves2splooge said: There is a penalty for getting knocked out in Fable II. Your character gains permanent scars, making him permanently less attractive. Maybe I'm just really vain and love having all the female NPCs fall in love with my avatar but I consider that a real penalty. lol. The one time that I managed to die in the game due to me not paying attention to my health bar (in The Spire where you lose all your stuff), I quit to dashboard and reloaded from last save because I didn't want my avatar to stop being so dead sexy. And the sand box/The Sims nature of Fable II is pretty cool. It's more casual and light-hearted than Oblivion or Fallout 3's sandbox but I don't consider that a bad thing. It has it's own charm. I can't hate on a game where you get an achievement for having a threesome or orgy. I beat Fable II two days after I bought it but there's lots of content to the game that I still want to explore so I still consider it a worthy buy despite the short length and easy difficulty. |
Im sure at the end of the game there was a potion to remove scars and also one to change your gender
rckrz6 said:
Im sure at the end of the game there was a potion to remove scars and also one to change your gender |
there is no potion to remove scars...changing gender yes.
Getting knocked out will also make you lose experience. The game's not supposed to be challenging. Some people can accept this (myself included), others can't.
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Yeah, whenever I died I just restarted.
Hopefully Fable III fixes the economy system (making billions of gold with properties by setting your clock 5 years into the future, lol)
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| themanwithnoname said: Getting knocked out will also make you lose experience. The game's not supposed to be challenging. Some people can accept this (myself included), others can't. |
I think games that aren't challenging are lame.
Tetris > Fable 2
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