Yeah. I'm hoping that the dungeons provide a challenge for our level when we go in, and maybe we'll get (un)lucky and run into a dungeon with a major baddy in it. I remember running into a Daggoth in Morrowind at like level 10 . . .

I liked Fable 3, certainly more than I liked Fable 2. Without spoiling anything, it had some severe plot pacing issues near the midpoint mark, and some really cheap decision-making stuff thrown at you, but I still found the game incredibly enjoyable. The series has just become a magnet for incredibly ridiculous expectations. I know Molyneux throws out a lot of interesting stuff pre-release, but if you buy into all of it, you're going to set yourself up for disappointment. He's a dreamer (one of the few left we seem to have designing games nowadays), and not all of it can be done within publisher/developer time limits and budgets.

he says he wants the fan to feel like they are playing a new game for every game lol he gives that speech every time and i never felt like i am playing the same game cuz the environments and feel of the game is incredible. Fable one was awesome..fable two was awful..fable 3..i have never played it just saw previews and laughed. Skyrim will be its own game in respect to itself but will still be an elder scrolls game in respect to the series