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Well as long as we're revealing stuff, a few of my favorites from the wild wastelands:

In a church basement in camp searchlight, there was a box of "holy frag grenades" and the sign next to it said to pull the pin and count to 5 (5 crossed off) 3. A reference to the holy hand grenade of Antioch ...

Peter Molyneux didn't design this game. Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk are the ones in charge. Either way, both them and Molyneux (plus other 'personalities') are known for over-hyping their games, with the latter normally getting more flak from press and gamers alike for failing to live up to them ...

Ok, I just played through it recently, so I'll add my 2 cents.

First off, I played it on the PS3, which may have been part of the problem to begin with, but I digress.

It was a lot of good ideas, but the execution was kind of mixed. It was nice to see them do something other than D&D rules, and I ...

The inability to wear armor is easily supplemented by using something like Shield or Barkskin.

Yes, but stoneskin and mirror image are MUCH more effective at this. One of the best features about cleric/fighters is that they are absolute tanks and able to take a lot of punishment by wearing heavy ...

He was also Ras Al Ghul in the 90s Batman cartoon series.

It's just like real life, it is much easier to go from good to being evil (just kill several villagers and you're there) than it is to go from evil to good. People are going to distrust you and be fearful of you once you are evil, so you will have a lot to do to you really intend to be good. In ...

Your right Chef. That is for the good. Here is if you killed Giles:

***Spoiler Alert***




I went by Giles farm some time after returning from the spire. My dog (Clyde Frog) was a five star treasure finder. He started barking and there was the key buried in a pile of dirt not far behind the cabin ...

I would hope the people who post here would have already completed the main storyline, but I'll warn you of any big spoilers here. Still, wait until you finished the main storyline before you read this.

1) I had no idea I was at the final battle when I was there. It was in my opinion WAY too easy ...

stanolis wrote:outcast:

the carriage is 'sent to the shop' at a later date. basically, it gets moved to the blacksmith and you can hit the gargoyle unobstucted if you wish.

When does this occur? I noticed that there was a treasure chest back there, so I figured that there had to be a way to get in there.

Yeah, if you use the follow me expression like in the first Fable, it won't work.

Ok, a couple more:

- There is an alcoholic beverage named "Hoptimus Prime". (named after Optimus Prime, from transformers)

- This one is a bit obscure because it's not really pop culture, but it is interesting. There is a java brew potion called "Mustela" that is the best in the game. In the ...

I had to destroy the crate that was there to get a good angle at it.

In the Balvarine Cave near Westcliff, where the heck is the one at the top of the steps just past the main chamber? I hear him cackling away, but I can't seem to find him.

I thought the guy with the book did a little, but on a second listen, ehhhhh. Maybe not.

One of my favorite aspects of this game is how they sneak in a bunch of pop culture references. I think it would be cool to keep a running tab of the stuff they threw into Fable 2. Here is what I've got so far:

- Karen the Jeweler in Bower Market sells a potion called "Love Potion 9.042". The name ...