*slits both wrists in a bathtub full of vinegar*

I use to like Fable but not anymore. I hate having to worry about getting corrupted and all that stuff. I also HATE how they added guns in Fable II..... Guns and Magic shouldn't mix, if you ask me.

Now I could take that several ways...what kind of vinegar? White distilled on one end and balsamic on the other.

FWIW: I have wives in most of the major cities so I balance the "cuteness" with a bit of debauchery.

Yeah, it's a bit gay, but I kinda' like the cuteness of the relationships mixed with the violence of ruling Albion with an aluminum (read aluminium ) fist.

Edit:

I don't mind the guns, but I go melee for the most part (but, damn, Fable III had some cool gun execution CSs). I am concerned with the evolution of Fable because they seem to not be sticking to medieval stasis.

I actually like the Morality and Good/Evil meters being separate in Fable II. It was fun to tweak becauseI like seeing what I can 'get away with' in RPGs.

Buck,
Sure some of the members of the Thieve's Guild may well have personality issues, but I suggest they are no worse than than any other Guild. You want to think, maybe, of the Companions for a moment? Its not like any of those (except, perhaps, for the fragrant Aela) are actually well-adjusted, sociable individuals and that's leaving aside the lycanthropy. How about the crew up at the Mages? I am not sure that there is even one of them that isn't a few sandwiches short of a picnic. As for the Dark Brotherhood, well that's as fine a collection of thorough-going psychopaths as you could wish not to meet.

Nah, the TG people are getting a lot of undeserved bad press on this thread. Whereas, in reality, they are no worse, and in some cases better, than the members of the other guilds and a big chunk of the Skyrim population as a whole.

Especially when you're leader... does Sapphire ever tell you her real name, or does she continue to treat you like a day 1 noob?

She talks to you more if you do the debt quest.

No, I am not saying they are not tough enough. I say they svck. The whole troop.

Everyone has got strengths and weaknesses, but why do the thieves need to have greed and vanity as weaknesses? It is a terrible combination.

you can't really be a career theif (they are) without being greedy. Also vanity fits, my only problem with the guildline was that you didn't have to try to sneek at ALL. and it was short, oblivion had much better quest lines all around but with not as a good story. just saying skyrim is still amazing.

I like the Thieves Guild questline as a whole but like the OP I find the members are pathetic (with Delvin being the exception). I have more respect for hold guards.



Can you give these items to Delvin, collect the money, have him put them on display, then "steal" them back? If so I'll probably do it on my next character.

You know what bothers me the most is after you kill , Byrnjolf asks you to become leader of the Tieves Guild, but most of these NPC characters from the guild still tread you like you're a nobody. How realistic is that.

I just tried to put the larceny target's on display and found out that you can't as they are "Quest items", so I sold them to Devlin and them took them off the shelf. You don't have to "steal" the larceny target's, they say take, but the other object's that were on the shelf said steal.