I mean, I know EVERYONE is entitled to their opinion, and I understand not everyone would like a Limited System, and prefer a Max Out System better. I mean, no matter what, generally each and every character will soon end up like every other one - maxed out.Ī Limited System, at least to me, would feel and be better. See how this works? Maxing Out is sort of cool, I mean I like it and all my problem? In the end, your character will always end up the same in terms of abilities. Then each spell could cost, say 500 EXP, therefore training two of them would count as 1 skill, so in the end you'd be a maxed out Wizard (but have no Skill or Strength. It could be like you can train 15 things, or 20 things, whatever the designers want. It could be 5 Strength, 3 Skill, and 2 Will, among many other possibilities. You could either train in Strength 10 times, and be a pure warrior or train in Will 10 times and be a pure Wizard or train in Skill and Will 5 times each and be some sort of Gunslinger-Wizard Hybrid.

Imagine if you could only train 10 things? Once you trained 10 things, you could train no more. In all, you'd need 30,000 EXP to 'max out'. Say each one cost 1000 EXP to purchase, therefore you'd need 10,000 EXP to fully train in Strength. Say each category had 10 different skills. For example:Īssume we went back to the old 'Strength, Skill, and Will' way were you spent EXP points. Therefore, you could NOT max out your character, instead your character would be specialized uniquely in either one or multiple areas. What if instead of the current systems ('maxing' out) there was a limited system? That means you would train your character until you ran out of 'experience' or 'seals' or whatever. Now, I do like this idea, but I had something in mind I was wondering if you guys thought it was a good idea. You can have MAX Strength, MAX Skill, and MAX Will in both I and II, in number III you can unlock everything. In each Fable game, you have the ability to 'max out' your character.

Fable III just had Guild Seals that you spent to open chests to get better weapons (not really leveling).Īnyway, I was wondering what you guys thought of something. The first and second really just had pools of experience that you could use to 'buy' new skills and abilities. Well, Fable doesn't really have a leveling system.

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