New Fable from Playground Games

[Cat Headed Eagle]

what

 

[Hagashager]

KeighnMcDeath the 7th Grade called, they want their cringe back.

 

[KeighnMcDeath]

Dutch oven is from long before I was even born.

What else does Dutch oven mean? In cooking, a Dutch oven is a type of heavy pot with a lid. But in slang, a Dutch oven is when you pass gas in bed and pull the covers over someone else's head, trapping it in like a Dutch oven traps heat.

 

[Mauman]

Can we all just agree that everything is ugly? The in-game model, the "real life model", and the mentally ill dev that looks strangely like the in-game model?

I mean, it seems we already all agree on it, let's just make it official?

 

[thesecret1]

Who they pretended you'd be playing as:

Who you're really playing as:

They've even keep their X account in safe-space mode.

So we'll be playing a male MC after all?

 

[normie]

Can we all just agree that everything is ugly? The in-game model, the "real life model", and the mentally ill dev that looks strangely like the in-game model?

I mean, it seems we already all agree on it, let's just make it official?

nice try
how about we agree I was right first

 

[Be Kind Rewind]

For all of his flaws Molyneux was actually an innovator and a creative dev.

He wasn't just an innovator but a competent White straight man that knew how to code, not just C but since he started out in the early days he'd write in assembly too. A far cry from incompetent tranny abominations that want to put the final nail in the British game dev scene's coffin, and that of their race as well. Molyneux was a huge presence in the 90's and 00's, so much so he was thanked in Homeworld's credits next to Scott Lynch, Sierra's VP that funded the game's development, and George Lucas for pioneering the space dogfight genre in film.

As Molyneux was developing Black & White, the peak of the god game genre niche that he invented in the fist place with Populous, he'd spend time playing boardgames wtih Ian Livingstone, Steve Jackson (yes, that Steve Jackson), and Clive Robert among others. The man was deeply passionate about the medium and the legacy he left with the games Bullfrog and Lionhead made will probably never be matched. The reason I'm saying all this though is because it can't be stressed enough that all culture, media, and creative produce is derived from the people or person making it. You will never get another Syndicate, Magic Carpet, Dungeon Keeper, Black & White, Theme Hospital or Populous since there are no Molyneuxes in the industry anymore. You won't even get the games he had ideas for after he peaked, like the original Fable or the highly experimental The Movies. This kind of person isn't just not in the industry anymore, they don't exist at all and you'll not find anyone in him in the current generation that is supposedly peaking right now in their creative and technical output.

 

[KeighnMcDeath]

Fable next game of thrones!

Uh huh... sure...

 

[processdaemon]

Fable next game of thrones!

Uh huh... sure...

You cut off the end of your link, I think this is the article. Agreed that it's silly, I enjoyed the first Fable but I don't think it has enough plot or that the world is deep enough to sustain a TV show, I assume it's one of those articles that writers do to make people mad.

 

[KeighnMcDeath]