5 Essential Things That The New Fable Game Should Have

When Kojima first expressed interest in making a sequel to Death Stranding , he stated that a new title would need to "start from zero." This makes sense considering Kojima's history with franchises, most notably the Metal Gear Solid games. With each Metal Gear Solid title, Kojima consistently added in new gameplay elements, features, and ideas. This is necessary with the bold and ambitious games Kojima likes to create, so it makes sense tha t Death Stranding 2 would build upon things players saw in Death Stranding . Kojima will likely take the theme of connection he established in Death Stranding and create an entirely new storyline with new characters and locations for a sequel. So although it would be a sequel, it would also be a separate entity in the franch


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Last and certainly not least is the combat system. In previous Fable games, combat mostly revolves with players just slashing and hacking their way in every encounter. Sure, players can dodge attacks and use special skills, but it doesn't really get more complicated than that. Instead of taking this straightforward approach in combat, the new Fable game could step up every enemy encounter by encouraging players to use a little bit of strategy when dealing with enem


The game talks about how an unseen character named Scarlet Frost (not to be confused with Scarlet Robe) used this pistol against a lot of people, mostly men, who she didn't like. Because of this, the bonuses come from completing objectives related to men. They do give some pretty good rewards like extra damage, fire damage, and a shotgun sp


Another area that the new Fable game could improve on is the impact that choices players make will have on the story and other characters in the game. Although previous Fable games did provide players with some choices, their consequences don't really have an impact on the grander scheme of things, and they don't even matter in succeeding games. A good example of a choice system that Playground Games could adopt is that of the Dragon Age franchi


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Of course, taking this less serious approach in the game's design makes it fun and a little bit lighter to play, which is why Playground Games should not remove this from the upcoming title. Luckily, it appears that Fable's new developer has no intention of taking a serious approach in Fable's design, which is clearly seen just from the debut trailer alo


Playground Games could probably look at how Nintendo designed Hyrule in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, or better yet, Sucker Punch's Ghost of Tsushima . In the latter, players find themselves in an expansive version of ancient Japan, and instead of putting waypoints to direct players where their next objective will be, Ghost of Tsushima allowed players to utilize the environmental elements to get a sense of where they need to head to n


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