BenKun: countdowntoxmas: BenKun:sweet ideas guys!! but still, just think, a horse - similar to the likes of zelda or rangers apprentice (an example of the dog being by your side simultaneously with the horse), with some inspiration from mount&blade (and other games that i can't think of at the moment) - being in the game would be one hell of

BenKun:sweet ideas guys!! but still, just think, a horse - similar to the likes of zelda or rangers apprentice (an example of the dog being by your side simultaneously with the horse), with some inspiration from mount&blade (and other games that i can't think of at the moment) - being in the game would be one hell of a ride! And if anyone ...

Well who knows? They might have more clothing like that, but I'm fairly sure that most people don't want their carefully selected clothes turning into rags. Now degrading stats I might understand, but degrading looks serve no purpose whatsoever except to make vain players jump with joy at the fact that their hero looks like a run down hobo....

PenguinSnuSnu:I know, I am just tired of looking like a demon with nice clothing... there are the 'worn' clothes, like the bandit outfit and such...

What do I think? I think people are starting to confuse fable with hardcore rpg's and are trying to ruin it's charm... it's not Oblivion you know...

PenguinSnuSnu: I want a compound bow, and a crossbow with full automatic (like in van helsing) The master repeater crossbow in fable 2 is a lot like the van hellsing crossbow, and it fires really quickly. Plus if you wear the witchspotters hat while weilding it you really do look like van hellsing

You can get the chicken suit for free by playing the minigame at www.fable2.com

I'm afraid all the hals items are untradeable mate...

I can't say whether this article (although I'm not sure if it's an official one or not) is true or not, but I can say that the copenhagen treaty is indeed real. Mock me all you want, I simply thought it might be could to get other people's opinions out into the open, whether they be justified or otherwise.

I recently found this article that looks like a somewhat interesting read, and no doubt important, to do with the Copenhagen treaty, details of which have been scarce as of late. Here's the link: http://blogs.theaustralian.news.com.au/janetalbrechtsen/index.php/theaustralian/comments/beware_the_uns_copenhagen_plot/