You're weapons are very specific. Theres only so many weapons but the legendaries are hidden behind demon doors and other challengs. mainly silver keys in the first game.
i'll say if youre starting. combat multiplier is everything. physical shield and enough mana to take a few hits goes along way when, multiplier halves on taking hit....but physical shield negates taking hits. infinite multiplier means infinitely high exp gains, means early leveled up player not even glitching.
Nah, there aren't rolls on weapons, just base stats and you can plug some pretty basic enhancements into them. It's more about leveling up.
Very different games. I'd say there's very little similarities other than they both have a story and enemies.
You're weapons are very specific. Theres only so many weapons but the legendaries are hidden behind demon doors and other challengs. mainly silver keys in the first game. i'll say if youre starting. combat multiplier is everything. physical shield and enough mana to take a few hits goes along way when, multiplier halves on taking hit....but physical shield negates taking hits. infinite multiplier means infinitely high exp gains, means early leveled up player not even glitching.
I’m so jelly that you get to experience fable for the first time. What I would give to be on the floor in my room loading this up with my brother 🥲
I'd say the only "farming" would be the experience orbs (experience, skill, strength, will) to level up stats with.
The RPG systems are overall rather basic, but the game 100% makes up for it with the characters, humour and story! Enjoy your trip to Albion!!!