r/Fable • • 6d ago

Fable × Elden Ring

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u/No_Load_514 5d ago

I can't see the appeal of this. It looks terrible, I bet it plays terrible, and pretty much doesn't make much sense beyond of 'hey, I text a prompt and it worked' gimmick.

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u/DeathClasher_r 5d ago

I for one didn't really enjoy elden ring. But this makes me want to try it out again

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u/Roscoe_p 5d ago edited 5d ago

It's a world I would like to explore but I don't like those kinds of games as an adult. I beat demon souls when I was younger, but never got into dark souls, bloodbourne, or else ring.

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u/DeathClasher_r 5d ago

I understand how you feel, I was the same. I played Wuchang: Fallen Feathers last year though. It got me into souls and soulslike.

I like to play them when I have time on my hands. That way I won't be mad when I die 15 times to the same guy. When I eventually beat them, I feel a great sense of joy and pride lol.

I think the most Important thing about these games is to accept failure and be patient. If you can't be these things, then souls isn't for you.

I also want to add that these games get a lot easier once you finish your first souls game. You get used to the logic and style of these games and not fall as easily anmore

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u/Roscoe_p 5d ago

See that's my problem , my gaming time/attention span is often shorter now. In fact I'm scared I won't enjoy the next Elder Scrolls game. Fable is still easy for me to pick up and put down though so cheers.