Any sympathy I had for Lucien ended on Hero Hill when he said 'Of course you were only a child. But, then, so was I.' Indicating that compassion for others is childish and weak was the final tipping point.
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Theresa has her reasons I believe she is doing this for the greater good and Lucien would have found a way anyway he died when his family died is the world good or bad after the Game?
@@liamellison9806 I'd argue he died the moment he killed and tried to kill, respectively, Rose and the player. He was a victim up to that point. Regardless of his family's fate he was no longer a victim after that prologue of Fable 2
He was a victim but he was also headed down a dark path. Without the seer he wouldn't have killed Rose and tried to kill Sparrow, Hammer's dad wouldn't have been shot with Garth wouldn't have been imprisoned in the spire. Everyone but Reaver (because he was looped in at the end) wouldn't have had trauma. But, he could've gone down a path of his own sort of insanity without the seer's influence. It's a gray area, and because that I often just let Reaver kill him at the end because my Sparrow wants to know why all of this had to happen. And then learning that it was partially to bring back his family, Sparrow can't find the strength to shoot or zap or slice. Because they wanted revenge, but they also wished every day that they could've saved Rose and then they lost their dog to the same monster. Fresh grief. I add narrative as I play because I'm a writer and the MC is a blank slate in one and two. But in two it can be inferred that they want revenge. I just add layers in my head.
I swear, Terrisa has been the only true villain after the first game. Purposely manipulating everyone to fight and build shit for her amusement and gain
Does the greater good justify her evil? Do the ends justify the means? I mean, in Fable 3 I used my money to save the world, but I made everyone suffer for a full year paying rent they couldn't afford. A lot of them probably starved or became homeless. Am I a hero or a devil?
Lucian was a great antagonist. But there was no boss battle, even something he was just controlling. I’m fine with that ending where we just kill him with one shot, I think it’s a mixture of funny and poetic. I just wish we had a big battle prior to that.
Patton Ramming that was against waves of enemies not a boss battle. Like a Spire Dragon Lucian created like he did The Commandant. Any spire created monster would do, hell I’d take a mutant Troll.
It's because the Hero of Bowerstone's battle with Lucien was a battle of wits and resolve, not combat skill. The Hero overcame Lucien's Spire powers by using his own Old Kingdom artifact to counter Lucien and defeat him once and for all.
I remember thinking the “boss fight” against Lucien was always a bit lackluster but looking back at it now, I definitely appreciate the story aspect of it more
I wonder what would have happened if Lucien won as remember all he really wanted to do was recreate the world in a pure way so therefore wouldn’t that be the kingdom that everybody wanted with no evil etc? And no death.
I also wonder if Lucien reshaping the world may have stopped The Crawler as after all that’s why Theresa started her mission for hundreds of years and gaining an understanding way before learning that Logan and The Hero Of Brightwall would be the only defence in the industrial era. Unless it’s like a back to the future concept and some actions and consequences had to happen as it was part of time. Theresa explains to the hero that his/her sister had to die meaning it was a course of time and Theresa knew that Rose was going to die hence why she told them to buy the music box, Theresa likely also knew that the hero would be killed once more by Lucien as she seems to disappear at the right moment just as Lucien captures the 4 hero’s on Hero hill. Fable 3 is a similar thing. Theresa again also knew that Logan wouldn’t have been on the throne on the final few years of preparation for the darkness so she knew full well that The Hero Of Brightwall would be the one to save the kingdom and again twisted her words to suit the narrative. Both occasions on the story in Fable 2 and Fable 3 she fails to tell you the actual reason for a revolution. The part of the story that I liked was how Theresa manipulated Logan’s ‘This is my Albion’ speech and making it sound like he had gone ‘mad’ when really Logan’s speech that day was him preparing to make the difficult decisions to fill his treasury. If Theresa told the stories without manipulating them and maybe sugar coating some visions she has she should have just spoke every detail. Although many would argue that if Theresa told the hero’s on Fable 2 and Fable 3 what was going to happen they likely wouldn’t have believed her which may also explain why Logan kept the secret to himself and never admits that he’s trying to save the kingdom until he knows his brothers ready to hear the truth and everybody else now he had the audience. If Logan told everybody immediately they may have branded him a mad man and therefore not fit for the throne so perhaps they may have had him removed from office for that and imprisoned so maybe that’s another reason why Logan kept his plans to himself hence the speech on the music box.
And maybe in another Back To The Future part Theresa couldn’t simply have The Crawler stopped under Lucien reshaping the world as that would mean Albion wouldn’t have a hero on its throne as if there’s no crawler it would mean that Logan would sit on the throne until his death and that the hero of Brightwall would never become a hero as Walter in the end would never take him away from the castle as with no crawler means no evil Logan so Logan goes to Aurora and all goes well and he makes allies for his cause and the kingdom continues to build under Logan’s rule and when the hero of Brightwall finally sits on the throne he’s just about dead anyway. My theory is that Theresa wants hero’s to rule the world as she knows she can control them and knows that they will listen to her due to her powers similar to what the hero can have and I think that makes complete sense as if Albion never has hero’s again due to the prince now becoming one who would save the citizens of Albion from other quests eg the bandits etc as remember The Royal Albion Army were never armed enough to take down a full force of bandits like that and there jobs mostly consisted of patrolling large settlements. Missions like that would usually be left to a hero but how would them missions be completed without a hero unless under Logan’s more normal rein he has a big Albion Army built of Elites and has them trained for the battlefield to fight bandits etc and to build forts in major enemy territory?
And also if Lucien ended up winning there wouldn’t even be a hero of Brightwall or a Logan as the hero of Bower Lake would have been killed by Lucien in the final battle. Then the heroic blood would surely be stopped forever and lost in time?
Could you please someday do a video on Albions geography which means a complete map of Albion with all the known and also mentioned regions, a explanation of Albions neighbours and a look at for example the globes which can be found througout Albion.
The story line of Fable 2 is more complex and fleshed our than Fable 1’s, but the gameplay mechanics and overall feel of moving your character/attacking in Fable 1 are, in my opinion, some of the best in the gaming industry. Very simple and quick. I felt like I was pushing the character’s actions, where as in the latter Fable games, it feels more like you’re pulling the character. Fable 2 is the least linear game. I think you have the widest area to explore. Fable 3 was very claustrophobic, even compared to OG Fable.
I'm probably dumb, but how did Balverines and creatures from the old kingdom survive the spires destruction and recreation when it got rid of the old kingdom?
you have to remember where Theresa comes form and what she went through in her childhood i dont fault her for what she did and when play all three games and pay attention to the background story you can see why she took the spire in 2 it was to try and save the world but not destroy all that was she tried to tell this to Logain but he would of destroyed the world in order to save it she saw the main char as someone that could do what was needed without as much damage my own playthrough proved this when i used the oldest trick in the fable games to max out my personal money then transfer it to the war funds i did this a total of 4 times and could keep every promise i made and also save the world with the lowest number of losses
I think in Fable 2 they forgot to make the ending dramatic. When Jack of blades was taking over the world there was a red sky, things seemed to get chaotic and it was like the end of the world. But Fable 2 had a super boring ending sequence.
I liked the dream sequence the Hero went through just before confronting Lucien, but the upcoming scene was so dull. The meaning of that great dream sequence just felt wasted after that.
feel like after you kill lucian and later between fable 2 and 3 unify albion for the first time since the archons you might consider theresa a threat and might even believe youv the power to stop her but mabe theresa tells fable 2 hero about the darkness which is why he unifies albion and creates a standing army and boosts industry
Did anyone notist that in the beginging of fable 2 when you first get to the casstle you enter on a balciny to the study but when you buy the castle you have to climb up a huhe staircase to get there?
It actually skips past the stair case at the beginning as to not make the game too tedious, cause honestly walking up spiral stair cases in fable is a n n o y I n g. The stairs did exist in the beginning though. Qhen you buy the castle, you are no longer escorted and the game isn't so much of an intro, it's final, so, it's yours to explore the places you were curious about at the beginning. Looking at the dining room rose asked about, the throne room, the library, the bedroom, the tomb... and place your sister was murdered... the study, almost the exact same... but he repaired the window Kind of wished I could see fairfax castle in the snow again, it was very beautiful
Would Lucien reshaping the world even be a bad thing? I mean he wanted to get rid of all evil and make it a pure kingdom. Wouldn’t that be the kingdom everybody wanted?
It's upsetting that I can no longer play 2 or 3, thanks to Microsoft's stupid 'Games For Windows Live' crap that no longer works. They better come up with anniversary editions for them.
monster or victim is the wrong question to ask, honestly. what he was is simple. a nothing. a failure. his motives, his actions, all of it amounts to one thing and one thing only: failure. and so that is what he is. you are no more and no less than your actions. his action was failure. the rest, like him, is irrelevant
The Spire increased her abilities. As she said in the DLC, she always followed the whispers of the future blindly, but the Spire gave her the power to see further. She used the Spire to see all possible futures that would befall Albion, which allowed her to manipulate events to Albion's ultimate benefit. She knew that a future with the Hero of Bowerstone as King/Queen of Albion was the best outcome, which led to Albion becoming a unified and stronger nation.
I still feel like Theresa was a pawn of the crawlers dimension, throughout all albions history it has always been plagued by the evil that the crawlers dimension seemed to have seeped into albion little by little, and if Theresa was so smart she should have known that the spire would be a beacon for that evil, i guess maybe she figured that out and thats why she needed it to lure the crawler to destroy it because then maybe the evil from the world would stop seeping in all together, but Gabriel became basically the new Theresa so is it all over or is there still more like the crawler to come??? Did the spire show her what she needed to see or what it wanted her to see. Maybe albion needs a seer to keep the region going but albion is always rising and collapsing, so was destroying the crawler pointless??? I feel like im rambling sorry😬 i hope im not confusing.
@@ayamehirada9968 Not rambling at all. And your right that Theresa figured out the Spire's connection to the Crawler. It was after she gained the Spire's power that she sensed the Crawler's reawakening in Aurora. Lucien reactivating the Spire and the Hero of Bowerstone making a wish acted as a kind of siren song that woke the Crawler from its dormant state. Theresa realized this immediately and set in motion the events that would lead to the Crawler's destruction.
Theresa was looking for some kind if inner peace after what Jack of Blades did to her and her family in Fable 1. She was looking to rid Albion of evil, the same evil that blinded her. She just kept making mistake after mistake in her attempt to achieve this, and hurt many people along the way with her decisions.
Well he lived in the spire for around 10 years after he shot the hero, and he was also living in The Spire during the Hero's adult Journey which was around 10 years+. Unless I did get something wrong there and I missed it?
Besides dying in one hit with no boss battle beside he was a pretty bad copy and paste villain. Barely see him outside his journal and nothing in the story really built up hype on him besides the beginning. Commadant was far more interesting besides finding out some plotholes about him. They should have just combined him and lucien to create an epic villain and had him kill more people you valued in the story to build up hype.
Any sympathy I had for Lucien ended on Hero Hill when he said 'Of course you were only a child. But, then, so was I.' Indicating that compassion for others is childish and weak was the final tipping point.
@ Riley Williams My sympathy ended on hero hill when he said he killed my family, then shot my dog. 😂
He was public enemy number one the moment he killed Rose.
@@bluegirl278 yes when he killed my multiple families
@Mike 2400 TRUE
it IS childish and weak. he cared about removing despair, and that was weak. caring about pain was weak. and so he died, and theresa survived
*Guildmaster's Question* : Was Lucien a true monster, or simply another victim or Theresa's manipulation?
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Theresa has her reasons I believe she is doing this for the greater good and Lucien would have found a way anyway he died when his family died is the world good or bad after the Game?
@@liamellison9806 I'd argue he died the moment he killed and tried to kill, respectively, Rose and the player.
He was a victim up to that point. Regardless of his family's fate he was no longer a victim after that prologue of Fable 2
@@ObligedUniform He definitely stopped being the victim the second he killed Rose and shot the Hero of Bowerstone out a window of a tall tower.
"There's a new Questcard in the Guild for you"
"Your health is low Hero, do you have any potions or food?"
He was a victim but he was also headed down a dark path. Without the seer he wouldn't have killed Rose and tried to kill Sparrow, Hammer's dad wouldn't have been shot with Garth wouldn't have been imprisoned in the spire. Everyone but Reaver (because he was looped in at the end) wouldn't have had trauma. But, he could've gone down a path of his own sort of insanity without the seer's influence. It's a gray area, and because that I often just let Reaver kill him at the end because my Sparrow wants to know why all of this had to happen. And then learning that it was partially to bring back his family, Sparrow can't find the strength to shoot or zap or slice. Because they wanted revenge, but they also wished every day that they could've saved Rose and then they lost their dog to the same monster. Fresh grief.
I add narrative as I play because I'm a writer and the MC is a blank slate in one and two. But in two it can be inferred that they want revenge. I just add layers in my head.
No one kill me but I think Fable 2 was the best of the series.
I found it had more of a based storyline to the game, and more interactions alongside with it
Yeah no doubt this is the best in the series
I put more hours than in fable 3
Was definitely better but the combat was not near as good as the first.
Amen, was the one i played the most growing up, even replaying it as an adult i still think its the best personally
I swear, Terrisa has been the only true villain after the first game. Purposely manipulating everyone to fight and build shit for her amusement and gain
I honestly think she is.
Don’t forget everything she does happens for an overall GOOD reason even if her methods are bad.
everything she did was to save to world, explains it in Fable The Journey
Shepard Commander I agree but Fable the journey was listed as not canon so that’s not a reliable source bruv
Does the greater good justify her evil? Do the ends justify the means? I mean, in Fable 3 I used my money to save the world, but I made everyone suffer for a full year paying rent they couldn't afford. A lot of them probably starved or became homeless. Am I a hero or a devil?
Lucian was a great antagonist. But there was no boss battle, even something he was just controlling. I’m fine with that ending where we just kill him with one shot, I think it’s a mixture of funny and poetic. I just wish we had a big battle prior to that.
Um Reaver's recruitment mission?
Patton Ramming that was against waves of enemies not a boss battle. Like a Spire Dragon Lucian created like he did The Commandant. Any spire created monster would do, hell I’d take a mutant Troll.
I heard that was the point, Lucian was nothing but a Man.
The Big Shard is the last boss battle where you escape with Reaver
It's because the Hero of Bowerstone's battle with Lucien was a battle of wits and resolve, not combat skill. The Hero overcame Lucien's Spire powers by using his own Old Kingdom artifact to counter Lucien and defeat him once and for all.
I remember thinking the “boss fight” against Lucien was always a bit lackluster but looking back at it now, I definitely appreciate the story aspect of it more
I wonder what would have happened if Lucien won as remember all he really wanted to do was recreate the world in a pure way so therefore wouldn’t that be the kingdom that everybody wanted with no evil etc? And no death.
I also wonder if Lucien reshaping the world may have stopped The Crawler as after all that’s why Theresa started her mission for hundreds of years and gaining an understanding way before learning that Logan and The Hero Of Brightwall would be the only defence in the industrial era. Unless it’s like a back to the future concept and some actions and consequences had to happen as it was part of time. Theresa explains to the hero that his/her sister had to die meaning it was a course of time and Theresa knew that Rose was going to die hence why she told them to buy the music box, Theresa likely also knew that the hero would be killed once more by Lucien as she seems to disappear at the right moment just as Lucien captures the 4 hero’s on Hero hill. Fable 3 is a similar thing. Theresa again also knew that Logan wouldn’t have been on the throne on the final few years of preparation for the darkness so she knew full well that The Hero Of Brightwall would be the one to save the kingdom and again twisted her words to suit the narrative. Both occasions on the story in Fable 2 and Fable 3 she fails to tell you the actual reason for a revolution. The part of the story that I liked was how Theresa manipulated Logan’s ‘This is my Albion’ speech and making it sound like he had gone ‘mad’ when really Logan’s speech that day was him preparing to make the difficult decisions to fill his treasury. If Theresa told the stories without manipulating them and maybe sugar coating some visions she has she should have just spoke every detail. Although many would argue that if Theresa told the hero’s on Fable 2 and Fable 3 what was going to happen they likely wouldn’t have believed her which may also explain why Logan kept the secret to himself and never admits that he’s trying to save the kingdom until he knows his brothers ready to hear the truth and everybody else now he had the audience. If Logan told everybody immediately they may have branded him a mad man and therefore not fit for the throne so perhaps they may have had him removed from office for that and imprisoned so maybe that’s another reason why Logan kept his plans to himself hence the speech on the music box.
And maybe in another Back To The Future part Theresa couldn’t simply have The Crawler stopped under Lucien reshaping the world as that would mean Albion wouldn’t have a hero on its throne as if there’s no crawler it would mean that Logan would sit on the throne until his death and that the hero of Brightwall would never become a hero as Walter in the end would never take him away from the castle as with no crawler means no evil Logan so Logan goes to Aurora and all goes well and he makes allies for his cause and the kingdom continues to build under Logan’s rule and when the hero of Brightwall finally sits on the throne he’s just about dead anyway. My theory is that Theresa wants hero’s to rule the world as she knows she can control them and knows that they will listen to her due to her powers similar to what the hero can have and I think that makes complete sense as if Albion never has hero’s again due to the prince now becoming one who would save the citizens of Albion from other quests eg the bandits etc as remember The Royal Albion Army were never armed enough to take down a full force of bandits like that and there jobs mostly consisted of patrolling large settlements. Missions like that would usually be left to a hero but how would them missions be completed without a hero unless under Logan’s more normal rein he has a big Albion Army built of Elites and has them trained for the battlefield to fight bandits etc and to build forts in major enemy territory?
And also if Lucien ended up winning there wouldn’t even be a hero of Brightwall or a Logan as the hero of Bower Lake would have been killed by Lucien in the final battle. Then the heroic blood would surely be stopped forever and lost in time?
Could you please someday do a video on Albions geography which means a complete map of Albion with all the known and also mentioned regions, a explanation of Albions neighbours and a look at for example the globes which can be found througout Albion.
It's on the list :) I'm working through it slowly.
That’d be cool I’ll subscribe for that bc it’s confusing
@@Skyrionn thank you so much seriously I love you
Theresa might not be a good person but man Zoe Wanamaker's voice 🥰
British legend.
She knows the evil she has committed, but that doesn't necessarily make her a bad person. Most people often overlook the bigger cause.
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Yesss, I love that these videos are getting longer and better each time keep up the AMAZING work!!!
The story line of Fable 2 is more complex and fleshed our than Fable 1’s, but the gameplay mechanics and overall feel of moving your character/attacking in Fable 1 are, in my opinion, some of the best in the gaming industry. Very simple and quick. I felt like I was pushing the character’s actions, where as in the latter Fable games, it feels more like you’re pulling the character. Fable 2 is the least linear game. I think you have the widest area to explore. Fable 3 was very claustrophobic, even compared to OG Fable.
Fable 2 is the best and most fleshed out compared to the first and third games. Fable 1 set the groundwork and Fable 3 was a let down all around.
Please do a lore video about Sir Walter and Ben Fin too
I'll make a conscious effort to do some Fable 3 videos. I know I've neglected it a little :P
@@Skyrionn you've been doing a great job and have quickly become one of my favorite RUclipsrs
That's so kind! I really do appreciate the support. Are you in the Discord server yet?
@@Skyrionn yeah I've just been busy with RL so I haven't been very active lately
I hope you're good and looking after yourself bud.
I'd like to ask for the lore behind The Crawler
If you don't attack Lucien at the end, Reaver just shoots and kills him lol
Lucien and Chad might be related. Both of them seem to have countless people dying around them do to “accidents.”
You should do Twinblade next 👍
I'm probably dumb, but how did Balverines and creatures from the old kingdom survive the spires destruction and recreation when it got rid of the old kingdom?
how did HUMANS
you have to remember where Theresa comes form and what she went through in her childhood i dont fault her for what she did and when play all three games and pay attention to the background story you can see why she took the spire in 2 it was to try and save the world but not destroy all that was she tried to tell this to Logain but he would of destroyed the world in order to save it she saw the main char as someone that could do what was needed without as much damage my own playthrough proved this when i used the oldest trick in the fable games to max out my personal money then transfer it to the war funds i did this a total of 4 times and could keep every promise i made and also save the world with the lowest number of losses
Oh Lucien you cad! Excellent work as always
I think in Fable 2 they forgot to make the ending dramatic. When Jack of blades was taking over the world there was a red sky, things seemed to get chaotic and it was like the end of the world. But Fable 2 had a super boring ending sequence.
Strawberry Yes it wasn’t exciting but the Reaver quips makes up for it
I liked the dream sequence the Hero went through just before confronting Lucien, but the upcoming scene was so dull. The meaning of that great dream sequence just felt wasted after that.
The only boss who takes the entire game to lower his health by half
feel like after you kill lucian and later between fable 2 and 3 unify albion for the first time since the archons you might consider theresa a threat and might even believe youv the power to stop her but mabe theresa tells fable 2 hero about the darkness which is why he unifies albion and creates a standing army and boosts industry
she brought the darkness to albion, accident or not.
Please do a lore video about Jeeves
Yay now I know more about Lucien instead of thinking that Lucien was just a man that listened to Theresa and lost his family or some shit
Lore of sunset house please that place is beautifully haunting
Can we get some lore on Teresa, jack of blade and his 2 partners. Maybe the crawler and other monsters in fable the journey?
I've got all of them on a huge list :)
Sweet
Did anyone notist that in the beginging of fable 2 when you first get to the casstle you enter on a balciny to the study but when you buy the castle you have to climb up a huhe staircase to get there?
Yeah, I noticed that when I went back in looking for the area to capture the footage!
It actually skips past the stair case at the beginning as to not make the game too tedious, cause honestly walking up spiral stair cases in fable is a n n o y I n g. The stairs did exist in the beginning though. Qhen you buy the castle, you are no longer escorted and the game isn't so much of an intro, it's final, so, it's yours to explore the places you were curious about at the beginning. Looking at the dining room rose asked about, the throne room, the library, the bedroom, the tomb... and place your sister was murdered... the study, almost the exact same... but he repaired the window
Kind of wished I could see fairfax castle in the snow again, it was very beautiful
Great Video Skyrionn been waiting for this one for a while would you be able to go into the shadow court they’re very mysterious
If I can find enough information about them, I will absolutely make a video!
Would Lucien reshaping the world even be a bad thing? I mean he wanted to get rid of all evil and make it a pure kingdom. Wouldn’t that be the kingdom everybody wanted?
I love Lucien's character. I just hate the final battle with him.
@ lmao Right. I was expecting a grand final battle.
Wait Lucien was the final boss?
I can swear I’ve seen this video before. Is this a reupload?
Nope, it's similar to my other videos - they all have a similar theme to them?
Skyrionn well I did watch all of your videos. Hmm.
i always felt a little sad for lucien
It's upsetting that I can no longer play 2 or 3, thanks to Microsoft's stupid 'Games For Windows Live' crap that no longer works.
They better come up with anniversary editions for them.
Lore behind Thersea ?
She's on the list :D
@@Skyrionn yay :)
A cutscene in Fable Journey practically gives her whole lore when she's speaking to Gabriel about the events in her life.
Did anyone else think the spire looked like a large black tree
is there enough to make a lore behind Sir Walter
There was! If you look through the playlist, you should see it in there :)
monster or victim is the wrong question to ask, honestly. what he was is simple. a nothing. a failure. his motives, his actions, all of it amounts to one thing and one thing only: failure. and so that is what he is. you are no more and no less than your actions. his action was failure. the rest, like him, is irrelevant
Lucien never learned to double tap and for that he died
Can you do one about Teresa next time
She's on the list :) I'm getting around to her.
Not a bad game in the three main line ones
All theresa did was bring about destruction with the spire she wanted built and no good ever came from the spire after, i dont understand her motives.
The Spire increased her abilities. As she said in the DLC, she always followed the whispers of the future blindly, but the Spire gave her the power to see further. She used the Spire to see all possible futures that would befall Albion, which allowed her to manipulate events to Albion's ultimate benefit.
She knew that a future with the Hero of Bowerstone as King/Queen of Albion was the best outcome, which led to Albion becoming a unified and stronger nation.
I still feel like Theresa was a pawn of the crawlers dimension, throughout all albions history it has always been plagued by the evil that the crawlers dimension seemed to have seeped into albion little by little, and if Theresa was so smart she should have known that the spire would be a beacon for that evil, i guess maybe she figured that out and thats why she needed it to lure the crawler to destroy it because then maybe the evil from the world would stop seeping in all together, but Gabriel became basically the new Theresa so is it all over or is there still more like the crawler to come??? Did the spire show her what she needed to see or what it wanted her to see. Maybe albion needs a seer to keep the region going but albion is always rising and collapsing, so was destroying the crawler pointless??? I feel like im rambling sorry😬 i hope im not confusing.
@@ayamehirada9968 Not rambling at all. And your right that Theresa figured out the Spire's connection to the Crawler. It was after she gained the Spire's power that she sensed the Crawler's reawakening in Aurora. Lucien reactivating the Spire and the Hero of Bowerstone making a wish acted as a kind of siren song that woke the Crawler from its dormant state. Theresa realized this immediately and set in motion the events that would lead to the Crawler's destruction.
Theresa was looking for some kind if inner peace after what Jack of Blades did to her and her family in Fable 1. She was looking to rid Albion of evil, the same evil that blinded her. She just kept making mistake after mistake in her attempt to achieve this, and hurt many people along the way with her decisions.
What exactly was Theresa manipulation on lucien
Somebody needs to explain rule 2 to Lucien, ffs
Uh yeah he’s still a monster he made choices of his own volition
Yup, he can be manipulated, but also be a monster.
10 years, not 20
Well he lived in the spire for around 10 years after he shot the hero, and he was also living in The Spire during the Hero's adult Journey which was around 10 years+. Unless I did get something wrong there and I missed it?
@@Skyrionn While 20 years did pass in the game, 10 years pass when he goes from Child to Adult.
So 20 years is correct? He stayed there the whole time to oversee it's construction.
What was Teresa's wish?
Besides dying in one hit with no boss battle beside he was a pretty bad copy and paste villain. Barely see him outside his journal and nothing in the story really built up hype on him besides the beginning. Commadant was far more interesting besides finding out some plotholes about him. They should have just combined him and lucien to create an epic villain and had him kill more people you valued in the story to build up hype.
That’s slave labor my dude
the child is Amalia, not amelia
Shortened story of lore of lucien. He was the worst video game antagonist or boss ever thought of. The end.
He was no Jack of Blades, but he was okay. They just didn't do enough with Lucien in Fable 2.