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Joy of joys, not only was I sent away to a dungeon as a slave with a Battle Royale collar, I had to spend TEN years in it. And I thought it was bad breaking out of prison in Fable and getting my year-old meat from a chest, here I get ten-year-old celery and tofu back, yum yum.

Also, I found something that might have been a joke, but if I ever find out it was serious I will find Peter Molyneux and beat him with a stack of game cases consisting of my copies of Fable, Fable: The Lost Chapters, Fable 2, and Black and White 2. For a bit of background, instead of the Guildmaster you're guided by Theresa, your sister from Fable 1, still alive after 500 years. Well, I found a book called "The Hero of Oakvale" which is about the events of Fable 1. It says something like how nobody knows the true nature of the hero, which I guess makes sense since you could be good or evil, but everyone agrees he slew the evil Jack of Blades twice, once in his human form and once in his dragon form, both times with the Sword of Aeons.

First, Jack of Blades was the one wielding the Sword of Aeons when you fight him. And yes, you could weild the Sword of Aeons against Jack in his dragon form, but to get it you have to kill Theresa after you defeat Jack in his human form, and so she wouldn't be around to guide you in Fable 2. You could say he fought Jack with the Tear of Avo (the "good" version of the Sword of Aeons) but you still couldn't have it for Jack's human form, because to get the Tear of Avo you have to destroy the Sword of Aeons when you're given the choice between it and your sister. That better be a joke. Hell, maybe it's a troll for OCDs like me.

Hey, Cloudbond, I don't know if you remember saying this, but a while back, you said you almost wanted a 360 again for Fable 2? I'd say you're better off just going through Fable: The Lost Chapters.

Oh yes, I don't believe I mentioned what the bad guy's plan is.

He wants to rebuild this wish-giving tower so he can make his wish to destroy the world and build another, perfect one in its place.

If at the very end Lucian reveals he really wants to destroy the world to prevent the world from being destroyed, Lionhead Studios will burn down.

So, I popped the disc into my computer and played it with the DVD player on it, and I could still see the ghosting. Or trailing, if that's what it's actually called.



You can see two sets of arms (one is very faint, but it is there) from when Ray sat himself up.



Ray and Winston have an extra set of legs coming out the back of them.



Here's where I said you could see the movement trail when Peter turned his head.



Here's the lightning striking (maybe it was supposed to be made up of several layers appearing over one another. I wonder if this trick screwed up the rest of the episode)



And when it's done, you can see where it was (I guess I said earlier it was darker. I blame my dyslexia)

Like I said, I didn't notice this in any other episode, and actually some parts of this episode were fine, but the rest of it (which is at least half, if not more) gave me a headache to watch.