I might be totally wrong, but I seem to remember the tree ripping thing being a ''bug'' that a lot of people have encountered. I was one of them. No matter how much you scolded your creature, even old school B&W 1 style of learning, they refused to stop uprooting trees. Being a god who spent most of his time designing the cities, this would ...

Make sure they don't have any other desires that would outweigh their desire for making babies. If they have a high desire for food, for example, they will not breed until the storehouses are full. Make sure all of their other desires are fulfilled, perhaps temporarily making some of those breeders into farmers or whatever they need, and then they

I don't know about you, but I'm totally convinced by the badly spelled and poorly worded response email. 90% w00! I can't wait to play it! /sarcasm.

I like that, it would be much quieter and way more amusing. Have him do a Looney Tunes style pointer point, tail straight, leg up and nose pointing towards the treasure. Lol

I'll go against the grain here and say that the dog was one of my favorite parts about the game. Yeah he was buggy, yeah he was just about as useful in combat as a gimp granny with her pink flowered handbag, but I loved him all the same. I could elaborate on why I liked the dog but it would be pointless as I agree with the idea here. Fable is ...

Personally I think this is the perfect opportunity to bring it back, for the present and the future. It could even mess with future games. It would probably have to be minor changes like names and clothing, but if you decided to resurrect the heroes guild in Fable III then they would still be alive and kicking in Fable IV, and if not it would be ...

This is very interesting. If in Fable III you struggle to rise to power and then eventually do gain that power, what if you want to bring the Heroes Guild back into being? What if, hearing tales of the epic deeds of heroes from your mother / father throughout your entire childhood you want to try to bring about a new golden age of heroes, a ...

I was thinking it would be cool to be able to make devout followers, a monk type unit that would march into battle with your army. They would give you limited influence around your army, mostly for defensive spells. Perhaps they would only be able to sustain a certain amount of belief in you, only allowing a finite number of spells to be cast ...

The answer to the original question is still no, the towns are not accurately populated to support the armies that are being sent against you. This was also one of my biggest beefs with the game. For the enemy to continue sending soldiers at you they should have to be able to recruit the general populace. When a city has a half dozen people ...

Normally I'd agree with the whole 'consequences of your actions' thing, but with this I totally agree with it. I sacrificed my dog at the end and then tried to keep playing but I found the world to be so much emptier without my companion that I lost interest in the game. Sad, I know, but I just loved the dog that much. I guess I should ...