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You have to cure Ecco's lack of speech. So she can talk to you.

Spoiler grade 1 - Hint:

Tongue.

Spoiler grade 2 - Full Guide- Do NOT read if you want to figure it out yourself:

You can buy the demon tongue at the curiosity shop in the lower ward and give it to Ecco, this will enable her to ...

I played this game (PC version) for about 80 hours (exploring every pixel) but unfortunately I am not going to finish it because the game eventually became unplayable due to the staggering amount of bugs.
And I don't mean just glitches, disappearing companions, broken quests, occasional CTD etc. My ...

This seems like pretty good evidence that the human enemies are way too easy. I'm guessing you weren't taking on too many cazador hives or deathclaw nests at 18, and yet you were able to kill one of the main human bosses.

Well not Deathclaws, no. I did wipe out a Cazador Hive after stumbling into ...

The PC version isn't out yet, just the console one. I did have a xbox up until a few months ago, but it died just after I finished Red Dead Redemption and I just tossed it, prefer my PC anyway.

But, yeah, Fable 3 doesn't have a PC release date yet I'm afraid. Which means I've not played it.

Okay after 72 hours of play time. I think it's fair to say New Vegas is in the running for my top ten RPGs EVAR . Maybe stealing Fallout 2's spot. Maybe.
I was one of those weirdos that liked Fallout, loved Fallout 2 and liked Fallout 3. (Tactics was alright, we don't talk about F:BoS.)

New Vegas ...

Your first playthrough obviously didn't have you breaking into the fort to kill Caesar at level 18.

Lady Killer gives you a few perks every now and again, I think I used it more in the strip than anything though it did save me a couple of thousand caps in the early to mid sections of the game ...

I've tried a few but I'll just pick my prefered build:

Stats: S-5, P-5, E-5, C-7, I-7, A-6, L-5
Skills: Speech, Guns, Sneak.
Traits: Four Eyes, Good Natured

I find you generally hit level 3, if not 4 before leaving Goodsprings and both Lady Killer and Confirmed Bachelor are nice speech perks to ...

It also gets you attacked by a group of violent grannies (Python refence) and changes the "Giant Rats" into "Rodents of an Unusual Size."

I liked it as a quirky playthrough, but I prefer my 2 "useful" traits (Four Eyes and Good Natured) on my prefered build.

I'm with Gawain, I really enjoyed it.

WARNING: Wall o' Text incoming. TL;DR version below.

The two main arguments against the game seem to be:

1. It's buggy.
2. It's not ME2.

As far as the bugs go, yes, they exist. Yes, some are pretty bad, but they didn't ruin the game for me. Maybe I'm more ...

Each incarnation is supposed to have a different answer, which is why Ravel wants to know what you think, it gives her an insight into this incarnation.

Personally, I found the answer to be the fundamental axis that the Planescape setting turns on:

Belief.

Everything in the Plancescape setting ...

If you send your dog off to look for something interesting at Flemeth's hut, he'll bring back a pair of Dirty Pantaloons, to which you can respond "Ah, you can never have enough pairs of Pantaloons."

Big problem is that you essentially have to choose skills at random. It also doesn't help when you're formulating tactics. I don't get the whole "involvement" thing with missing numbers. It detracts me that I can't make a rational decision for what spells/skills to chose, which in turn is rather un ...

We're not discussing whether one has the right (or not) to refuse purchase of an item, but whether it's ethical to put an advertisement for another product directly in your face in an RPG--something that has never happened before. Feel free to suggest that it's ethical if you'd like, but give us ...

If you don't like the business plan, don't buy the DLC. I don't really see the problem, bioware make excellent games and need to make money to keep doing it, I'm perfectly happy with the method they've included.

Once you learn enough about a character, their taste in gifts appears in their codex entry.

GawainBS wrote: I only have one "big" gripe with the game, and that's the freaking lack of numbers in the skill descriptions.

Also I don't see why this is a problem, personally I like the fact that the game hides the maths away, it makes it more involving, IMO.

Ragin Cajun wrote:it's in Templars Nightmare.

Or the Mage Tower?

Possible spoilers?

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Mouse - Raw Fade
Spirit - Darkspawn Nightmare
Burning Man - Burning Tower
Golem - Mage Tower

You need the golem form to complete most places (except Raw Fade, that's done with the Spirit.)

stanolis wrote:

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+male human noble becomes king (? not sure about this)

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Yeah this is true.

Spoiler time.

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You do it by marrying Anora yourself.

Different countries get different editions. Makes it hard to keep track...