The player will be able to engage in various activities in order to get someone to like them enough to marry. Familyįamily is another important aspect of Fable II. Also, if the player has a Resurrection Phial in their inventory, they will not lose any experience the next time they die. The scars resulting from these battles can elicit negative reactions from townsfolk and travelers in the world of Albion. Bosses will have the ability to leave more damaging scars on players than normal enemies. When the player's health is depleted, the player can be revived, jump up and fight as if in a last heroic stand, dealing more damage, at the expense of an amount of experience, gold, or in the form of scars on the player. In fact, they have created a new system that is supposed to prevent frustration and allow players to continue playing. In Developer Diary Episode 6, it was announced that Death will not be permanent in the game. The dog also helps in combat, attacking the most dangerous enemy that is facing the player. The dog will also spot treasures if there are any nearby. The dog can perform many more tasks, such as pointing out to enemies, before they can spot the player, thus replacing the mini-map from Fable. The dog is trainable as well when using various expressions, giving the option to reward or punish the dog after certain actions and hiding its toys, to allow it to find it later on in the game. If the player goes into a shop, the dog will wait outside. The dog's behavior is specific to the situation the player is in: If the player is hurt, the dog will stay closer, as well as in towns. Like the player character the dog's behaviour and appearance can be influenced via different factors, such as the the alignment and fame of the player. To complement that, the player will be assisted by a dog that can perform certain tasks in order to help the player get through the game. One of the most notable changes is the removal of the player's HUD. Dog Man's best friend finds its role in our Hero's adventures. Gameplayįable II innovates on many different points from the original Fable and adds lots of new features. Additionally, the player will have a dog companion throughout the game, who will adapt and change as the character grows, have a personality all its own, will not be directly controllable other than through simple commands, and will assist the player during combat. The various attacks and actions of the player will change depending on the location and situation in question, and the combat style will also change depending on whether or not the player is using a ranged or melee weapon. While being similar to this first game in most regards, combat has been changed specifically to simplify and streamline the gameplay, putting all melee specific combat entirely on the X button. The world of Albion is estimated to be roughly ten times as large as the first game, including many more available items, armor, and weapons for the player to collect, along with new tattoos and haircuts. Players can have families now, children, which will look up to the player as a moral and stylistic compass, or have protected (or unprotected) sex. The whole point of Fable II is to provide the player with a living, breathing world which changes dynamically as the character and events in the story occur, meaning that the player's actions will have a direct effect on the world, and the world will have an effect on the character.
Unlike in the original Fable, the player can choose to be female this time around, and the character will further change based on many personality traits such as cruelty, kindness, faith, and corruption. Set in the land of Albion 500 years after the original game's story, the player once again begins the game as a hero whose development is governed entirely by his or her actions.
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