I never considered killing Faraday after fighting him. He had my sympathy as soon as I heard that most of his inventions were stolen and given to Reaver. If I were Queen of Albion, I would have happily given Faraday Industries back to him.
Clockwork Island more than anything else is what made me excited at the thought of Fable 4 back in the day. I loved the thought of Albion becoming more and more steampunk as time went on
The Traitor's Keep DLC was probably my favourite part of Fable 3. I'm sure they probably had relatively more time then the base game, not suffering from rushed development.
The Traitors Keep DLC was the best one in Fable 3. I wish it was longer because every Island you visit has alot of cool lore bits and clockwork island is my favorite. I love robots and mechanical contraptions in fiction so it fits right with me. Plus the aesthetics of the steampunk Faraday knew how to be industrial but to keep the environment and whatnot safe from pollutants. In fairness if He did give the machines to Logan it might have been possible for him to stop the deterioration of Bowerstone industrial in the future though sadly we might not know considering everything that went down in the DLC
Ah traitor’s keep; great dlc. Interesting ideas and even more collectibles to collect; Seriously the base game has so many collectibles compared to previous two games that it can be overwhelming
@@Skyrionn yeah! He's an eccentric genius obsessed with Tomorrow (Land). He made the entrance to his park Main St USA. With a bronze statue of himself and his favorite creation. All about animatronics. It's all there.
Great to see the Fable Lore back! I only did the Traitor's Keep for the first time earlier this year (I have had Fable 3 since Pre-Order) and found it fascinating. But I knew who the villain was the moment he opened his mouth. You killed Faraday in every playthrough? When I first play a game with Moral choices (Fable, Fallout...) I choose what I would choose or what's best for my character at the time. With Faraday I let him live. He was a Genius that went a little bit Mad Scientist, but I believe that Mad Scientists are needed in this Mad mad world. Therefore, I let him live. + That means he owes me a favour. Say I need a Super Mech Suit (For Royal things... Yeah Royal things.) like the one he had? I call in that favour. "Hey Ernest. Remember when I spared your life? Yeah, calling in that favour."
As far as I remember, yeah sadly. But after properly researching this video, I'll be changing that for future playthroughs. The Traitor's Keep dlc was actually pretty good.
Honestly, Logan's soldiers are definitely better than the Prison Guards, in the begin of the DLC you see them fight and have the same weapons but their fight styles is the same as the Royal Army and they have too the same HP health of the Royal Army but sadly after it is done they will have the same equipments of the Royal Army. Logan clearly mentioned that his soldiers will be under your command but they were never see before and even in the end during the fight of the Crawler. Also, fun fact even if you have mods on Fable 3 on PC or something, like a Spawn Character meaning that you can spawn all NPC's of Fable 3 and you are the King and you spawn Elite Soldiers they will still kill you, since they are programmed to be enemies and only during quests and they are not actual NPC I mean they are not a NPC like the exemple of a normal soldier where you can interact and he can say opinions on you ect.
First half of this story reminds me alot of Disney's (Walt Disney himself, not the company) initial vision of EPCOT. Re Defunctland's video on it. Wonder if any inspiration was taken there
I understood why he'd be upset that Logan wanted his creations but I still found it stupid unless, Logan didn't really give a convincing enough sales pitch lol. I'm not sure how you just don't lead off with, "Hey, if you don't help me everyone is going to die and this utopia you want will never happen because evil incarnate is going to attack us". I know Logan was terrified of going back to Aurora but he could have found some way to show Farraday the evil that was lurking there. Maybe send him with an entourage to the capital of Aurora and have them speak about the Crawler ect. What is the point of keeping your artistic integrity when there will literally be no You or Anyone else if you don't.
I think you nailed it with this. From what I can tell Logan did little to prepare the kingdom for what was to come, and had alot more time to do it than their sibling.
I get they made the decision to replace armor with cosmetics, but that choice really disappointed me in 3. First with the knight armor you could get (that had the added benefit of looking awesome) and then with the gear Faraday made. Like imagine getting his suit then dying it green for some Master Chief drip. There was a set like that in 2 for the Knothole Glade DLC, after all.
I never considered killing Faraday after fighting him. He had my sympathy as soon as I heard that most of his inventions were stolen and given to Reaver.
If I were Queen of Albion, I would have happily given Faraday Industries back to him.
Clockwork Island more than anything else is what made me excited at the thought of Fable 4 back in the day. I loved the thought of Albion becoming more and more steampunk as time went on
I feel like it was a glimpse of what Fable 4 could have been if Lionhead had made it.
Love this island, good video!
Thank you!
He should have had 0 issues using the robots to fight basically demons
The Traitor's Keep DLC was probably my favourite part of Fable 3. I'm sure they probably had relatively more time then the base game, not suffering from rushed development.
The traitors keep DLC was actually pretty good. I really enjoyed playing through it.
One of my fav characters, his story breaks my heart:( glad we can make a difference for him
He was a super tragic character. Logan really messed him up because he couldn't communicate his needs properly.
The Traitors Keep DLC was the best one in Fable 3. I wish it was longer because every Island you visit has alot of cool lore bits and clockwork island is my favorite. I love robots and mechanical contraptions in fiction so it fits right with me. Plus the aesthetics of the steampunk Faraday knew how to be industrial but to keep the environment and whatnot safe from pollutants. In fairness if He did give the machines to Logan it might have been possible for him to stop the deterioration of Bowerstone industrial in the future though sadly we might not know considering everything that went down in the DLC
Ah traitor’s keep; great dlc. Interesting ideas and even more collectibles to collect;
Seriously the base game has so many collectibles compared to previous two games that it can be overwhelming
It was a little overwhelming
I did one evil playthrough in my entire history of playing Fable 3...and it depressed me horribly. So I've only ever spared Faraday.
I think I generally killed him because I found his fight difficult :P
So he's clearly supposed to be Walt Disney, right?
Holy crap - I hadn't even put that together!
@@Skyrionn yeah! He's an eccentric genius obsessed with Tomorrow (Land). He made the entrance to his park Main St USA. With a bronze statue of himself and his favorite creation. All about animatronics. It's all there.
Oh and the monorail. And the positioning of his "castle" relative to Main St. Is there also a series of tunnels under the island?
Great Coverage, I have determined the angle for my video on this subject, looking forward to your thoughts when I release it!
I'll check it out!
@@Skyrionn I owe you an apology, I left the creator scene for a minute, but I'm coming back finally. My Fable 3 video is on the way...
Great to see the Fable Lore back!
I only did the Traitor's Keep for the first time earlier this year (I have had Fable 3 since Pre-Order) and found it fascinating. But I knew who the villain was the moment he opened his mouth.
You killed Faraday in every playthrough? When I first play a game with Moral choices (Fable, Fallout...) I choose what I would choose or what's best for my character at the time.
With Faraday I let him live. He was a Genius that went a little bit Mad Scientist, but I believe that Mad Scientists are needed in this Mad mad world. Therefore, I let him live. + That means he owes me a favour. Say I need a Super Mech Suit (For Royal things... Yeah Royal things.) like the one he had? I call in that favour.
"Hey Ernest. Remember when I spared your life? Yeah, calling in that favour."
As far as I remember, yeah sadly. But after properly researching this video, I'll be changing that for future playthroughs. The Traitor's Keep dlc was actually pretty good.
Honestly, Logan's soldiers are definitely better than the Prison Guards, in the begin of the DLC you see them fight and have the same weapons but their fight styles is the same as the Royal Army and they have too the same HP health of the Royal Army but sadly after it is done they will have the same equipments of the Royal Army. Logan clearly mentioned that his soldiers will be under your command but they were never see before and even in the end during the fight of the Crawler. Also, fun fact even if you have mods on Fable 3 on PC or something, like a Spawn Character meaning that you can spawn all NPC's of Fable 3 and you are the King and you spawn Elite Soldiers they will still kill you, since they are programmed to be enemies and only during quests and they are not actual NPC I mean they are not a NPC like the exemple of a normal soldier where you can interact and he can say opinions on you ect.
First half of this story reminds me alot of Disney's (Walt Disney himself, not the company) initial vision of EPCOT. Re Defunctland's video on it. Wonder if any inspiration was taken there
Of all fable games I like fable the lost chapters the most
It is a great game
WTH RUclips never recommends your videos anymore
Not with Fable sadly but they are recommending the other content which is great
I actually like this set up better. I like the longer more informative ones. Helps with artwork I actually learn something
Fable is awesome! That is all.
100% true statement
What happened to hook coast during the age of industry
I can't find any information on it sadly. Lionhead seem to have forgotten about it after Fable 1.
My theory is that one of the DLC islands is Hook Coast. It likely changed a lot in 550 years, but I think Clockwork Island may be Hook Coast.
Can you talk about fable's music 😃.
I love the west cliff sound track
It's one of my favourites. One day I'll have a lore video on it too!
LOL, I get the Terminationor reference, a sky net huh?
Yay! More Fable 3 Lore! My fave! Thanks a bunch!
More to come! I think another Traitor's Keep video is coming next too
Mayb you could do knothole island? Or is it irrelevant
I'm back! Sorry if I wasn't watching your videos lately, I had a pretty bad period and I didn't want to ruin your fantastic content with it.
I hope you're doing well and your luck has changed. Sending positive vibes!
@@Skyrionn Thanks a lot!
I understood why he'd be upset that Logan wanted his creations but I still found it stupid unless, Logan didn't really give a convincing enough sales pitch lol. I'm not sure how you just don't lead off with, "Hey, if you don't help me everyone is going to die and this utopia you want will never happen because evil incarnate is going to attack us". I know Logan was terrified of going back to Aurora but he could have found some way to show Farraday the evil that was lurking there. Maybe send him with an entourage to the capital of Aurora and have them speak about the Crawler ect. What is the point of keeping your artistic integrity when there will literally be no You or Anyone else if you don't.
I completely agree. Logan did not handle the situation well.
I think you nailed it with this. From what I can tell Logan did little to prepare the kingdom for what was to come, and had alot more time to do it than their sibling.
I get they made the decision to replace armor with cosmetics, but that choice really disappointed me in 3. First with the knight armor you could get (that had the added benefit of looking awesome) and then with the gear Faraday made. Like imagine getting his suit then dying it green for some Master Chief drip. There was a set like that in 2 for the Knothole Glade DLC, after all.
Thank you for all your lore!
Thank you for watching!