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Ahh.. I getcha. So when people talk about spamming two handed talents its basically because the cooldowns are relatively short, and you can run them one after another and repeat once the first is done. Thank you .

I'm not up to speed apparently on some of the lingo. Could someone please explain what talent spamming is? I have a feeling it has to do with mixing and timing certain talents to make them more efficiant, but I want to know exactly what it is . Thanks

Thats funny saloon :laugh:. But they do give you the Corruption helm at the end for spirit res, but if you're not a warrior it just sits in your stock taunting you lol.

I have come to find a new appreciation for the "out-performed" two-hander. I created a new character that was two-handed spec. With the combination of blood frenzy, and swift salt I have no more complaints about their speed. I agree that you have to be smart about timing their talents in combat more ...

So I just created my first AW, and I'm confused about how exactly the "fatigue trade-off" that is in the description of the Combat Magic works. Is says "Trading increased fatigue for an attack bonus". Does that mean the higher your fatigue is, the higher bonus you get to your attack? Or, is it just ...

To the title of the thread. It really depends on your personal style of play. If you're going for more of a defensive approach I would go with duelist/bard. Personally, I always play my Rogue Assassin/Bard. My point spending is 20 Strength for high tier armor, 40 or so Dex, and the rest into Cunning ...

I'm not sure. I have the console version, but I have updated it since I got it.

Question along the same lines I guess. I usually play a Cunning, Dex built DW Rogue. With a combination of Momentum for speed, Assassin spec for damage, and Bard spec for buffs. I always use two daggers as my weapons. Could I get away with using Sword/dagger combo?
I put 20 points into Strength ...

Wow... Lol, this little trick actually works. I was kinda skeptical about it but I just made a new character and tried it. I was lvl 20 fighting the Ogre in the Tower of Ishal . Thanks man

Personally I'm a sucker for the old school, I think you can't get better than the original. That said. Fable II was the best. I just got done playing Fable III, and I was very disappointed with the whole game. The fighting system is a joke, the exp process is retarded, and the game was wayyyy to ...

I personally love Huw's Sword. I go though the game with out spending any exp on Strength attributes until I try pulling it out of the stone for the first time. Then afterwards I spend all the exp I have saved to get it out. I don't really like the Katana Hiru, it's too short and kind of annoying to ...

I have noticed that sometimes my inventory itmes upgrade themselves in my stash in both Origins (Wardens Keep), and Awakening. I have actually used this little glitch as a tactic for my gear later in the game. When I transfer Origins items over to Awakening they then become tier 8, and 9 sometimes ...

I don't know about you guys, but when I beat the High Dragon in the end of Awakening and he didn't drop anything.. I freaked out lol. Please tell me that I got some weird crap version of the game and they weren't that stingy with loot!!