Here are my complaints listed in no particular order:
-Difficulty-I never got knocked out. Not once.
-Open world my ass-I was led to believe that there would be an Oblivion-esque go anywhere environment. Instead what we had was basically a couple of the areas from the first game, expanded slightly. LAME
-Overall length-I maxed out all of my stats and spells well before the final boss(if you can call him that). I won't even go into how stupid that was. As for the DLC, that's all well and good, but I didn't pay full price for a half-finished, miserably short game only to then be required to pay for content that should have been in the actual game. No, thank you, I will save my money and give it to developers that actually value their customers.
Really, I had many complaints about Fable 2. Perhaps what bothered me most is that all Lionhead had to do to make me love Fable 2, was to make a bigger and better looking Fable 1. Instead they took out most of what made the original fun, stuck in a bunch of stupid mini games, and then when I and many others voiced our disapproval, had the gall to tell us that we were "not playing the game right."
Tip for Peter and Lionhead: The customer is always right. If we say your game sucked, the correct response is to apologize and ask how to make the next one better.
EDIT: I forgot to add the the trolls were just plain annoying to fight. Not hard, just irritating.
-Difficulty-I never got knocked out. Not once.
-Open world my ass-I was led to believe that there would be an Oblivion-esque go anywhere environment. Instead what we had was basically a couple of the areas from the first game, expanded slightly. LAME
-Overall length-I maxed out all of my stats and spells well before the final boss(if you can call him that). I won't even go into how stupid that was. As for the DLC, that's all well and good, but I didn't pay full price for a half-finished, miserably short game only to then be required to pay for content that should have been in the actual game. No, thank you, I will save my money and give it to developers that actually value their customers.
Really, I had many complaints about Fable 2. Perhaps what bothered me most is that all Lionhead had to do to make me love Fable 2, was to make a bigger and better looking Fable 1. Instead they took out most of what made the original fun, stuck in a bunch of stupid mini games, and then when I and many others voiced our disapproval, had the gall to tell us that we were "not playing the game right."
Tip for Peter and Lionhead: The customer is always right. If we say your game sucked, the correct response is to apologize and ask how to make the next one better.
EDIT: I forgot to add the the trolls were just plain annoying to fight. Not hard, just irritating.
