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The Tiny Village is easy to miss since the player will have to stray from the regular path to find it. This village is not relevant to the main quest, and it does not contain any magical beans, which is why a lot of players overlooked it completely while exploring the realm.

Moreover, the Fable reboot hopefully returns much of the more comedic parts of the franchise's universe. For instance, a lot of side quests in Fable become fan-favorites thanks to their entertaining nat

Sam, on the other hand, is more about making connections to others, hearing their story and their dialogue. It's about the world and these disconnecting events far more than it is about Sam, and without a solid lead character, the emotion frays. That's not to say Bridges and the world around him isn't an interesting character, but when it comes to development and emotional attachment, Arthur Morgan takes the Death Stranding ca

Players today who hear "RPG" might think about intense characters and extremely immersive worlds. As such, players might seem easily overwhelmed when an RPG bombards them with hard-hitting choices and narrative options too early in the game. Thankfully, games like Fable helped players see that RPGs don't necessarily have to approach gamers with a heavy story. In fact, thanks to Fable , players can play a rather chill experience with just enough of a serious undertone to keep them enga

The role of fathers is not a new theme to Red Dead Redemption , but there's so much to it in the sequel. The Dutch Van Der Linde Gang is one big dysfunctional family, with Arthur Morgan viewing Dutch as a father figure who raised him. As such, it becomes really hard to balance loyalty and expectation for Arthur, whose will to follow Dutch's plan slowly deteriorates, and he realizes that Dutch has lost his way. For a man to witness that of his father is one thing, but the raw emotion in capturing that in-game, in Arthur having to try to save John from this life, and becoming a father figure/patriarch of the gang in its final days is gut-wrench

Replaying through the Fable games will show just how many weapons, spells, and general builds players can try. Fable 2 , in particular, has plenty of options in its weapon archetypes and unique legendary weapons—the best weapons in their respective class. With how unique these weapons are, players should not overlook them. Here are the ten best legendary weapons in Fable

Theresa has been in every single Fable game since the series began, and yet there is still so much mystery surrounding her. It's shown in the first game that she's the sister of the Hero of Oakvale, but it's sometimes difficult to know whose side she's on as the series contin

No doubt every video game enthusiast will have their pick, but the games industry will collectively decide who takes home the coveted honor at The Game Awards early next month. Geoff Keighley’s annual award show has always been a terrific celebration of the year’s best and brightest since it debuted a few years ago, but there can be only one game of the year, and with the list of Anime Game DLC Awards nominees now out, it’s worth taking a closer look at the six games poised to potentially take home the tro

He grew mad as he tried to rebuild The Spire and eventually decided that he would rather change the world into his image of a perfect place with no death rather than bring back his family. To some people, that might sound like an appealing world, but not when he was willing to use kidnapped people as slaves to achieve this w

The frog eating the fairy in the Fable reboot teaser says enough about the tone of the game. And for a lot of Fable fans, this dark humor serves as a refresher for a lot of RPG enthusiasts. After all, many RPGs today tend to have much deeper and more serious narratives. As such, this pattern often makes playthroughs intense and emotionally taxing. Hopefully, the Fable reboot takes a step back and allows RPG fans to enjoy "just being the Hero" in a more straightforward st

As a reward for achieving eight perfect rounds in The Crucible, The Chopper is a powerful axe that comes with the Discipline and Stoneskin augments. It's a well-rounded weapon that any character can utilize , although the requirement for obtaining this weapon is arguably not worth the effo

A lot of players completely overlooked this character since he is not present in the main quest; however, it is an encounter that will give the player a laugh since it is so wacky and out of place. Luckily, it isn't too difficult to find the Emperor of Nilfgaard since he has a set path.

Plus, they both don't talk much, so their actions speak louder than words. Depending on the player's choices, the Hero of Bower Lake can make some big decisions that either hurt or help countless people across Albion, making them a well-known figure around town, but they don't have as much personality sometimes as the first H