lvls in fable

[DrZoid]

Hmm sh*t idea.

I'd prefer to not have any experience points or leveling up in Fable 2. Since the game is all about being real and interacting with the world and stuff... I'd like to be able to get stronger by fighting enemies with a sword or giant hammer and not by levelling up my stats in the guild. Like in real life, you can go to the gym and lift some weights but you don't know exactly how strong you've become or are becoming... just that you know you know you fall over if you try and pick up a sword thats too heavy .

I'd prefer to have to figure out the best ways to build up strength rather than just gaining as much experience points as possible and using them to build up whatever stats you wish.

[Loki]

Originally Posted by TRA Rotid

Levels would spoil Fable.

Depends on how you look at it. I found Fable to be very easy to beat. Even without using the little trick to get quick money I manged to buy or find enough armor/weapons to easily surpass the game. If they added levels maybe it would make the game more of a challenge.

But, another side of it is that Fable would lose the free world experience I know and love. The same feeling you get when you slaughter a hoard of bandits without barely a scratch and there wouldn't be near as much time to do what you wanted like get hitched due to the 'omfg I wanna be lv 50 ><!' feeling. You'd be so busy grinding (leveling) you'd have less time for fun. A drawback of MMOs which is a lot like fable. Interaction, fighting, etc etc

[Skorm's Son]

Originally Posted by Loki

Depends on how you look at it. I found Fable to be very easy to beat. Even without using the little trick to get quick money I manged to buy or find enough armor/weapons to easily surpass the game. If they added levels maybe it would make the game more of a challenge

Yes it would

Originally Posted by Loki

But, another side of it is that Fable would lose the free world experience I know and love. The same feeling you get when you slaughter a hoard of bandits without barely a scratch and there wouldn't be near as much time to do what you wanted like get hitched due to the 'omfg I wanna be lv 50 ><!' feeling. You'd be so busy grinding (leveling) you'd have less time for fun. A drawback of MMOs which is a lot like fable. Interaction, fighting, etc etc

I don't think it would take away from the "free world" experience much I mean look at Morrowind and Oblivion.....

[Loki]

True. I didn't even think about it like that. Although I only played Morrowind III so I can't really say much on that idea but I see where you are getting at for sure and in a way you are right. But most of the times when levels are incorporated into a game it means weapons and armors and monsters turn into levels as well meaning you'd have to be a certain level to use that awesome sword all of your friends have.

That and most people aren't much into FF due to the level system. Most people think leveling is redundent and tiring. I mean who wants to go grinding for an entire day just to get 1 level? But then again itd be on how they set their exp chart so that factor may not come into play until you were like level 100 or so

[Skorm's Son]

Originally Posted by Loki

But most of the times when levels are incorporated into a game it means weapons and armors and monsters turn into levels as well meaning you'd have to be a certain level to use that awesome sword all of your friends have.

I mean who wants to go grinding for an entire day just to get 1 level? But then again itd be on how they set their exp chart so that factor may not come into play until you were like level 100 or so

Well yes your right about that but I doubt that will happen to Fable 2....

But it's only like that in MMORPGs...........

[Loki]

You'd be surprised at how closely related most xp charts are between an mmo and a single RPG.

But yeah I don't think they will either but the debate is always fun, eh? ^^

[Skorm's Son]

Yeah

[Poppycock]

i actualy like the old feature. but i wish it could hit 90 tho cuz old be have an exquese for being ubsurd