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Re: Xbox Delays Fable To February 2027, And It's Basically Because Of GTA 6

LostInBlue0

Eh, I'm in favor of this decision because Fable clearly needed more work, and I like its chances better in a February market than in a November market.

I saw a video from a YouTuber yesterday, actually suggesting that Exodus and that Expanse game are somehow threats to Fable. That's absurd. No, Fable will be huge in February and probably continue to sell well for a while.

Oh, and then they said that the game MUST BE A 10/10! Or else it's all over! Again, absurd. Setting ridiculous demands and expectations is a problem in the gaming space. Fable could release to a plethora of 8s and 9s, land in the latter 80s, and sell 20 million copies. It doesn't need an Ocarina of Time Metacritic.

Re: Loads Of Leaked Fable Concept Art Shows Open World Environments, Dungeons & More

LostInBlue0

I have a great feeling about this game, based on what we've seen and who is involved in making it. We're talking about Playground Games expanded with an RPG division, plus Eidos Montreal. That's downright promising!

I don't like to draw certainty from concept art. We don't know how old, after all. So I'm not gonna go in certain that the environments will be as big as this concept art suggests, but they may be, and that will signal a significant expansion from the previous games. The rideable horse also tells us something about the scope of the world.

Some think that the length of development suggests the game will not be good. I disagree with that line of thought. I think that this game's slow development has likely allowed for careful iteration.

Of course, many questions remain. How deep are the gameplay systems? I think the only way they could disappoint is if they strip it down to the bare essentials of an action-adventure game. Shallow, limited gameplay systems, short length, very linear, with no significant choice or consequence.

I don't expect any of that; it's just the fear in the back of my mind. We all have it when it comes to the unknown, I think.