@@Nerbit13098 if you do, I suggest doing it when you're running low on ideas. That way, it gives you some time to think of something else, and gives your fans something to watch while you work
a no damage run is suprisingly easy if you focus the spell physical shield and lots of will potions. the only challenge is the beginning, if you don't have enough exp for shield (900), farm with a bow one by one the bandits until you get enough.
I'll tell you one thing, you can't do the entire game just using the stick. You get to Jack of Blades at the end, even after you beat him half to death with that stick, when he's floating over the platform... Turns out the stick is slightly too short to reach him to deliver the final blow. Just thought I'd mention that, so nobody had to find out the hard way.
to be fair it is a far from obvious trick because boulders are not beach balls to be behaving like this. the trolls are also not that much of a threat to require any unique trickery to beat, so it makes sense most players would never explore the encounter enough to find out about it.
the fable series literally is what got me into gaming. i was at my cousin’s house and his sister was playing the original fable on the OG xbox and i was immediately enthralled. so much nostalgia related to these games
"Like most enemies in this game if you get behind them you can usually deal with them rather easily" in my experiance almost any scenario is easily beaten by standing behind someone with a sword.
I did a similar thing at about ~7 years old, but I ran around after taking the 'without protection' boast, and never knew how to re-equip my armour or any new weapons. Only after I revisited the game a few years later did I find out the 'back' button actually brought up my inventory. Good times.
"You're going to run [Thunder's] entire life" Man, how true is that. You take *everything* from this man. I don't even know which path is worse, letting him live or slaughtering him coldly.
I always thought the enemies dropped exp because you learned something or became better in some way but imagining the dummies are some how alive is much more hilarious.
Bro i had such fond memories of playing this game when i was a kid, this video put a huge smile on my face, it was a most welcome surprise, your content is really entertaining. Keep up with the awesome work my man! Also the jokes about the no damage run included was hillarious. Love it!
Fable was easy but memorable for me, the atmosphere was amazing first and foremost, the music was also great. Storyline was interesting and combat was fun even though it was easy. Idk if i ever died in that game... I didn't get on the hype train for this game, so it was a pleasant surprise once i played it. Morality system gave it that replay value as well as making different builds. Very nostalgic title for me personally.
Fable was the first video game I played on my cousin's original X-BOX. It made me fall in love with the genre and I played and replayed it so many times that I just lost the count of the games I played. I am glad to see that, so many years after its premiere, it is still in the memory of some.
@@PureRok Fair enough, Ill admit to not playing daggerfall, I just assumed that fast travel as a feature came after morrowind. but I know FOR SURE MW is rough unless you got the BBS
Gonna be honest, when it comes to hitting the stones to spell the name I always gotta hit S-H-I-T at least once because I have the sense of humor of a child.
My little cousin basically did this when we were kids. I let him borrow Fable, and three weeks later when she showed me his character, he had played through most of the game, only ever visiting the level-up area in the guildhall once, (the first time they make you do it in the tutorial.) He just powered through the greater half of the game.
Always thought it was weird how the Guildmaster was the Oldest Soul while Scythe seemed way older, though I guess it's a way to vent frustrations of his constant badgering throughout the game
I played this game since it’s first release. Literally waited in anticipation to pick up the original. Bought lost chapters and the remaster when it came out. Have made countless characters during that time. and after all that I was today years old when I discovered that you could hit the trolls boulders back at him…
Very first time I played this, about age 11/12 - I got all the way up to Twinblade without ever upgrading my skills... because I forgot you could do that at the Guild. So it's interesting to see how that playthrough would've gone had I never learned that.
Good job with the challenge! i've also finished the Anniversary Edition a few weeks ago with the "hardest" difficulty, lol. I always get Willow's Warhammer first then all the other legendary items. I usually have the Harbinger and Skorm's Bow for the Arena battle. I like to see myself as a "Fable veteran", since i played with this game since i was 10, and now i'm 21. I remember playing The Lost Chapters for the first time and wasn't aware of skill points, and than anticipated to kill the Earth Troll in Darkwood, but failed miserably with my Steel Katana and 3 resurrections phials, ah good times.
Man I've been replaying good old Fable TLC as of late and I've realized how, although imperfect, it is a genuinely wonderful RPG. Although it isn't as morally open as something like Way of the Samurai, its openness of choice is still pretty impressive, especially considering we live in an age where most choices in AAA RPGs are "yes", "begrudging yes" or "no, but yes".
i love this game when i was a kid. this is the first game that i saw that things that you do affect certain aspects of the game like increasing strength makes you bulkier or not adding it will make you drag heavy weapons to the ground. your moral alignment affects how your character will look and NPCs react to it and those things could also affect your accessibility to the parts of the game. i wish these certain mechanics are in current games. first fable was definitely made with passion. can't say the same for the sequels.
"As we all know there's a lot of money exploits in Fable". Meanwhile because I got so used to always playing that matching game to get money in Fable as a kid, I was unaware of any money exploits even when I replayed the game a few years ago.
Fun watching the Sparknotes version of the game again, I don't think I could stand to play it one more time over and boy does just watching this show how games have changed since then considering how 'good' it was. Hopefully, there is a Fable 2 and 3 challenge in the works?
That's honestly good to hear, it's always a little nerve wracking making a video on a game that isn't a Bethesda one as I know that's what most of the audience is here for
This game will always be one of my favorites. What they showed at e3 for the remaster is not what we got. Whatever we got was better than nothing but that e3 trailer was flawless 😓on a side note why is it so satisfying to destroy thunder and whispers life?
My first ever run through of the game at the age of 7, I didn’t realize you could upgrade the character. I raged to the point of wanting to quit the game. The final boss fight in the guildhall where you get the sword took me months. I found a strategy where I spam my weak electric spell and roll, literally took me hours. Eventually I beat the boss and skipped the credits. Also finding out you have to watch all the credits to keep the sword and beat the boss. The pain was never ending. The story ends well though, I learnt from my mistakes and beat the boss again, leaving the credits on. Keeping the sword and playing side quests more many more years.
Back when Fable was released on the Xbox, I became obsessed with it and tried doing this run myself. The difference between your run and mine is that I went range and sacrificed the three merchants to get Skorm's bow. Most of the game was easy af because of it, but I got stuck on the archeologist quest because I kept running out of time. I never thought about running down to the dock and just using my melee attacks to just "aoe them down." Good job with the run and the video!
Loved this. Fable was the first game that got me, I knew that game like the back of my hand. Completed hundreds of times, probably could have spedrun it. But the one thing I've never seen before is turning all the squares to moons and killing the prophets. Blown my mind!
I did a similar challenge, different strategy. Someone else had done this very playthrough, and discovered that you can charge archery shots while rolling, so the entire run involved constantly roll-dodging, then letting off an arrow immediately after. I don't remember if I was able to play the Lost Chapters on said run, but as you proved, it is still very doable.
your comedy delivery is so good can be in the worst mood or just straight not having it as soon as im halfway through one of your videos im smiling like a clown on ecstasy! please keep up the good work. (as long as your enjoying it)
I loved fable man. Especially the first one. I recently just re played it after years. I did not know of all these exploits though 😂😂 You excited for Fable 4?
Me, personally, I'm excited but simultaneously have my expectations low. Especially hearing that it'll be a reboot... So in other words, a sort of "it'll probably be bad, but at the very least, it'll be Fable and I'll probably enjoy it." That being said, I'm hoping for my expectations blown away.
I remember playing this game as a kid and going through the whole game without leveling up once because at the time I didn't really pay attention to the game and read it therefore I beat the game without leveling up 😅 I learned about leveling up wayyyy later when the game was finished. Being a kid playing this game was fun I miss my old school Xbox 😓
Dude I loved the video and Fable one is number 2 on my top 10 games list, i grew up with it and i never beat the lost chapters DLC but I got close last year so I'm gonna pick it back up and finally beat the lost chapters and I would love to see more fable challenges because I love your videos and I'm exited to see you next challenge videos, YOU RULE MAN
Fable reflects the optimistic viewpoint that if you try enough at something, you'll learn and improve. This playthrough reflects the pessimistic viewpoint that sometimes you're too incompetent to learn something... but optimistically can stumble your way through life anyway... 3:40 if you win the lottery or get lucky despite your gambling addiction. 2:17 - Oh gosh; I never thought about that. Somethings you shouldn't think too much about. 8:02 - Kindness out of practicality. Hey, a good deed is a good deed regardless of the motive. 16:52 - An understandable course of action. Glad to see the build up to this moment pay off. 24:09 - Ah yes, when the bosses decide to employ cheap tactics against the player. Interesting to learn about the potion trick you discovered. 31:36 - Anyone determined enough could take you down... if they are determined enough to take you down repeatedly due to your massive supply of revival potions. Fantastic video here; thoroughly entertaining!
I know many people think down on the Fable trilogy (for there are only THREE games), but I love the franchise and am really happy to see fresh content from it. Please consider doing Fable 2 soon! Thank you!
I recently completed this challenge live on stream on the heroic difficulty. Because of that, it took me A LOT longer than you did, though some of your tricks helped nicely!
This is the first video of yours that I got randomly recommended while watching a different Fable video from someone else. I'm glad it did because I really enjoy all of your content. I know it doesn't have nearly the same replayability as Skyrim or New Vegas, but I would love to see you do more challenges for this one. I think it has the most variety of options of all the games in the series and has a certain charm to it that I feel the other games are lacking.
I did this as a kid, being one of my favorite games I would do challenge runs all the time. The no damage run was the least fun, I called it the "No Scar Run". Leveing made it too easy, so combining both the "No Leveling" and "No Scars" really made for a challenge.
Ideas 1. Can you beat rdr2 with only the cattleman revolver 2. Can you beat oblivion with only the wabbajack 3. Can you beat oblivion without leveling up 4. Can you beat skyrim without leveling up 5. Can you beat oblivion with only the fork of horripilation Keep up the good work. I love this channel. I hope to see more oblivion runs lol.
Those are some good suggestions, I actually already did a Skyrim level 1 run without increasing any skills, I believe it was the 2nd video I ever made :)
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Only you could include a no damage run as literally a cut away joke in another run
I'm glad people seem to be liking that part of the video, I may try and make a short video out of it at some point who knows
@@Nerbit13098 if you do, I suggest doing it when you're running low on ideas. That way, it gives you some time to think of something else, and gives your fans something to watch while you work
a no damage run is suprisingly easy if you focus the spell physical shield and lots of will potions.
the only challenge is the beginning, if you don't have enough exp for shield (900), farm with a bow one by one the bandits until you get enough.
@@IamaPERSON Don't refer to people as fans. Have some self-respect why don't you?
@@THEHELLHOUND456 are you joking? I really can't tell
Kill the Guildmaster in 1 shot. His health must have been low. Did he have any potions, or food?
Underrated comment
didn't keep his combat multiplier high apparently
I laughed out loud. Cheers
Nice 👍
only fans will know ;)
bumbling street urchin decides to kill a wizard while not learning anything on his adventure.
Wtf is that profile picture lmfao, I have to know
@@shaqjuice420 it's the cursed variation of the big iron cover.
@@bigvideosfordumdums3264 its....its beautiful.
@@shaqjuice420 First time thats been said about a non 34 picture
No, bumbling street urchin learned that the world belongs to him, and the strong should fear the weak, not the other way around
Thunder got absolutely clapped. Some say he had as much presence as...a whisper.
Perfect
where is that gif with the black dudes saying OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH?
He got broken.
A fitting name.
Loud for a split second, then silent as death itself.
@@scutumfidelis1436 buck breaking
Wasn’t expecting fable to be that non Bethesda game but it’s a very welcome surprise
Yes you can, my dad played it without realising he could level up right up until the fight with jack of blades. What a legend.
The blood of heroes is overrated anyway.
I bet he felt like a god once he leveled up.
I'll tell you one thing, you can't do the entire game just using the stick.
You get to Jack of Blades at the end, even after you beat him half to death with that stick, when he's floating over the platform... Turns out the stick is slightly too short to reach him to deliver the final blow.
Just thought I'd mention that, so nobody had to find out the hard way.
Use the stick!
Savage
pretty sure if you have berserker you can hit him
I’m pretty sure that you can get him even if you have to use the summon/assassin rush
You've done us a service we won't forget!
To this day I didn't know that you can throw back the boulders of the trolls. I've been playing the game for nearly 20 years.
Same.
Yep. My favourite series of all time. Had zero clue you could do this
Literally just came to look for this comment to see if I was the only one lol
Exactly I thought you had to just dodge them
to be fair it is a far from obvious trick because boulders are not beach balls to be behaving like this.
the trolls are also not that much of a threat to require any unique trickery to beat, so it makes sense most players would never explore the encounter enough to find out about it.
the fable series literally is what got me into gaming. i was at my cousin’s house and his sister was playing the original fable on the OG xbox and i was immediately enthralled. so much nostalgia related to these games
It is still my 2nd favorite game series after Zelda. There was seriously something magical about Fable.
"Like most enemies in this game if you get behind them you can usually deal with them rather easily" in my experiance almost any scenario is easily beaten by standing behind someone with a sword.
I’m gonna be honest - I did this by accident once, I wasn’t aware increasing skills was a thing at the time.
to be fair it seems like a fun experience
@@DuckieMcduck "Fun" try do that in dark souls
@@samfire3067 you can equip enchanted gear and do dummi big damage in dark souls at soul level 1 :)
@@DuckieMcduck Yeah, soul level 1 isn't super hard if you understand how the mechanics of the game works. Plus, pyromancy is pretty strong.
I did a similar thing at about ~7 years old, but I ran around after taking the 'without protection' boast, and never knew how to re-equip my armour or any new weapons.
Only after I revisited the game a few years later did I find out the 'back' button actually brought up my inventory.
Good times.
The thumbnails just keep getting better
Thank you, honestly one of my favourite parts each week is coming up with a wacky thumbnail lol
@@Nerbit13098 video idea can you beat fallout newvegas as the chosen one from fallout with the armored vault suit and 10mm pistol
@@MrPickles1456 that doesnt sound too exciting tbh
@@tomtucker9426 while on hardcore?
"Why I didn't get the Skorm's Bow? I forgot." This is refreshingly unexpected and honest answer. Gave me a chuckle. 😁
"You're going to run [Thunder's] entire life"
Man, how true is that. You take *everything* from this man. I don't even know which path is worse, letting him live or slaughtering him coldly.
It's absolutely awesome to see other games. And it's Fable. Absolute Legend
Yeah variety is the spice of life after all, plus fable is easy top 10 game material for me so was alot of fun to sit down and record :)
@@Nerbit13098 you said bows are overpowered in every game. Skyrim Bows Only?
@@jarl_ixion9075 only long bow and iron arrows though
@@jarl_ixion9075 stealth archery.
Arseface. Not the hero we need, but the hero we deserve
We could all use a little more arseface in our lives it's true
This is a pleasent surprise! Do you think you could do challenges for the rest of the series?
Definitly, this challenge alone could work for the other games, plus I have a few other ideas for Fable challenges :)
@@Nerbit13098 sweet!
Love to see the variety on this channel. Thanks for the entertainment!
Thank you for enjoying the content :)
I always thought the enemies dropped exp because you learned something or became better in some way but imagining the dummies are some how alive is much more hilarious.
Bro i had such fond memories of playing this game when i was a kid, this video put a huge smile on my face, it was a most welcome surprise, your content is really entertaining. Keep up with the awesome work my man! Also the jokes about the no damage run included was hillarious. Love it!
Fable was easy but memorable for me, the atmosphere was amazing first and foremost, the music was also great. Storyline was interesting and combat was fun even though it was easy. Idk if i ever died in that game...
I didn't get on the hype train for this game, so it was a pleasant surprise once i played it. Morality system gave it that replay value as well as making different builds. Very nostalgic title for me personally.
I actually played through half the game without leveling up when I was kid because I didn’t speak a lick of English. Thanks for making me nostalgic
Maze has a 1000 yard PTSD Stare at your graduation...
Another banging video, as always. Thanks man.
Maze looking like he has see the end of days, also glad you enjoyed the video :)
@@Nerbit13098 Probably had a premonition about getting baited out of that lighthouse.
Your game choice as always is amazing
Thank you, the Fable series is one of my favourites so it was awesome to be able to make a video on it :)
More fable please, this was honestly hilarious
Fable was the first video game I played on my cousin's original X-BOX. It made me fall in love with the genre and I played and replayed it so many times that I just lost the count of the games I played. I am glad to see that, so many years after its premiere, it is still in the memory of some.
Looking forward to some Morrowind and Daggerfall eventually!
The lack of fast travel and move speed alone would make them brutal haha
@@xPAWNSTAR Ah, I see you haven´t played any of them
@@thatrandomcrit5823 what makes you think that?
@@dartoney Because Daggerfall is pretty much nothing but fast travel.
@@PureRok Fair enough, Ill admit to not playing daggerfall, I just assumed that fast travel as a feature came after morrowind. but I know FOR SURE MW is rough unless you got the BBS
"Bow are overpowered in almost every game they're in"
This is why 99% of Minecraft modded enemies are immune to arrows somehow. Irritatingly...
Never seen this channel before, the "ah!" while getting Aeons got me subbed ;)
I was super excited to see this show up, I've been thinking about a low level challenge in the Fable games for a long time now.
6:08 I’ve played this game dozens of times and never knew you could launch troll rocks back at them.
Thank you for answering all the questions Noone ever asked 👍
That's pretty much the tag line of the channel :D
Gonna be honest, when it comes to hitting the stones to spell the name I always gotta hit S-H-I-T at least once because I have the sense of humor of a child.
My little cousin basically did this when we were kids. I let him borrow Fable, and three weeks later when she showed me his character, he had played through most of the game, only ever visiting the level-up area in the guildhall once, (the first time they make you do it in the tutorial.) He just powered through the greater half of the game.
Oh my God. I feel sorry for all the NPCs you're more than likely going to terrify
I feel like most of my playtime in this when I was younger was just scaring and killing villagers lol
@@Nerbit13098 hey that's just more real estate you could own
@@Nerbit13098 survival mode against the town guards lol
Well... This is unexpected since i am currently playing fable anniversary and is already half way through.
Hope you're having fun man, honestly one of my favourite games
@@Nerbit13098 it really is also it's fun torturing thunder that simp.
I'll be interested in other fable runs, as I could never get into the game.
Always thought it was weird how the Guildmaster was the Oldest Soul while Scythe seemed way older, though I guess it's a way to vent frustrations of his constant badgering throughout the game
I played this game since it’s first release. Literally waited in anticipation to pick up the original. Bought lost chapters and the remaster when it came out. Have made countless characters during that time. and after all that I was today years old when I discovered that you could hit the trolls boulders back at him…
Very first time I played this, about age 11/12 - I got all the way up to Twinblade without ever upgrading my skills... because I forgot you could do that at the Guild. So it's interesting to see how that playthrough would've gone had I never learned that.
God my first rpg the memories of being a hero again I love it.
Good job with the challenge! i've also finished the Anniversary Edition a few weeks ago with the "hardest" difficulty, lol. I always get Willow's Warhammer first then all the other legendary items. I usually have the Harbinger and Skorm's Bow for the Arena battle. I like to see myself as a "Fable veteran", since i played with this game since i was 10, and now i'm 21. I remember playing The Lost Chapters for the first time and wasn't aware of skill points, and than anticipated to kill the Earth Troll in Darkwood, but failed miserably with my Steel Katana and 3 resurrections phials, ah good times.
I really like the idea of you playing more than just fallout games
This video was so fun and i love it
Man I've been replaying good old Fable TLC as of late and I've realized how, although imperfect, it is a genuinely wonderful RPG. Although it isn't as morally open as something like Way of the Samurai, its openness of choice is still pretty impressive, especially considering we live in an age where most choices in AAA RPGs are "yes", "begrudging yes" or "no, but yes".
Been loving the content and commentary on these videos, been binging em lately.
i love this game when i was a kid. this is the first game that i saw that things that you do affect certain aspects of the game like increasing strength makes you bulkier or not adding it will make you drag heavy weapons to the ground. your moral alignment affects how your character will look and NPCs react to it and those things could also affect your accessibility to the parts of the game. i wish these certain mechanics are in current games. first fable was definitely made with passion. can't say the same for the sequels.
"As we all know there's a lot of money exploits in Fable".
Meanwhile because I got so used to always playing that matching game to get money in Fable as a kid, I was unaware of any money exploits even when I replayed the game a few years ago.
This was sick, would love to see more.
Fun watching the Sparknotes version of the game again, I don't think I could stand to play it one more time over and boy does just watching this show how games have changed since then considering how 'good' it was.
Hopefully, there is a Fable 2 and 3 challenge in the works?
Wow this video was truly one of the best videos you've made, 10/10
I genuinely thought about this like 2 weeks ago Holy shit. This is gonna be a good one
I actually starred recording this about 4 months ago but got side tracked by other stuff and forgot I had it recorded until last week lol
@@Nerbit13098 dude since watching yours and mittens channel every game I play I think of some sort of challenge
"Got rescued by the X-Factor announcer"
I'm so happy I understood that reference 😂 That was hilarious
This is a refreshing and welcome change🙌🏻
That's honestly good to hear, it's always a little nerve wracking making a video on a game that isn't a Bethesda one as I know that's what most of the audience is here for
“I also ain’t stupid, so I yeet that porcelain prick straight into the volcano” the best quote to exist
This game will always be one of my favorites. What they showed at e3 for the remaster is not what we got. Whatever we got was better than nothing but that e3 trailer was flawless 😓on a side note why is it so satisfying to destroy thunder and whispers life?
My first ever run through of the game at the age of 7, I didn’t realize you could upgrade the character. I raged to the point of wanting to quit the game. The final boss fight in the guildhall where you get the sword took me months. I found a strategy where I spam my weak electric spell and roll, literally took me hours. Eventually I beat the boss and skipped the credits. Also finding out you have to watch all the credits to keep the sword and beat the boss. The pain was never ending. The story ends well though, I learnt from my mistakes and beat the boss again, leaving the credits on. Keeping the sword and playing side quests more many more years.
I'd love to see you do a run of Fable 2 with only rusty weapons with no augments
Holy crap, a Fable video?? Nice! Absolutely one of my favourite franchises
I've done that type of playthrough many times, it's weird that age depends on how many times you level up
I haven't played this masterpiece since I was a child..!
THANK YOY SO MUCH FOR COVERING IT..! 😍
That's how I usually end Fable too: "I'm evil, not retarded"
When everything is possible with the right blade. Trust me, I am as Arthur know it good.
Hell yah man !! Love this game !! Idc what people say this a great story and character to builder love the evil and good sides so cool 😎
Agreed! As I said at the beginning in my opinion Fable 1 has some of the best ways to build your character with how much you have to work with :)
Back when Fable was released on the Xbox, I became obsessed with it and tried doing this run myself. The difference between your run and mine is that I went range and sacrificed the three merchants to get Skorm's bow. Most of the game was easy af because of it, but I got stuck on the archeologist quest because I kept running out of time. I never thought about running down to the dock and just using my melee attacks to just "aoe them down." Good job with the run and the video!
Really enjoyed this longer one, especially since I've never even played fable, so it was all new to me
Loved this. Fable was the first game that got me, I knew that game like the back of my hand. Completed hundreds of times, probably could have spedrun it. But the one thing I've never seen before is turning all the squares to moons and killing the prophets. Blown my mind!
This is so good hope you continue to expand past Bethesda
awesome choice for a challenge! great game interesting challenge concept. can't wait to see the end
Is aging still related to skills? I wonder what would happen to your age if you completed both church age decreasing missions?
You get 12 years shaved off your age that caps off at 65
Local man literally too old to die
I did a similar challenge, different strategy. Someone else had done this very playthrough, and discovered that you can charge archery shots while rolling, so the entire run involved constantly roll-dodging, then letting off an arrow immediately after. I don't remember if I was able to play the Lost Chapters on said run, but as you proved, it is still very doable.
Do no upgrades - no damage - glitchless next ;p
Basicly rl. You should do it
Nerbit
your comedy delivery is so good can be in the worst mood or just straight not having it
as soon as im halfway through one of your videos im smiling like a clown on ecstasy!
please keep up the good work.
(as long as your enjoying it)
I loved fable man. Especially the first one. I recently just re played it after years. I did not know of all these exploits though 😂😂 You excited for Fable 4?
Me, personally, I'm excited but simultaneously have my expectations low. Especially hearing that it'll be a reboot...
So in other words, a sort of "it'll probably be bad, but at the very least, it'll be Fable and I'll probably enjoy it."
That being said, I'm hoping for my expectations blown away.
One shots Guildmaster, Hero, "Hey Weaver... Your health is low."
Nerbit will you ever make a can I beat fallout NV as a baby cowboy
or a can you beat fallout New Vegas as John Marston
I remember playing this game as a kid and going through the whole game without leveling up once because at the time I didn't really pay attention to the game and read it therefore I beat the game without leveling up 😅 I learned about leveling up wayyyy later when the game was finished. Being a kid playing this game was fun I miss my old school Xbox 😓
Am I the only one who used to grind my character to demonstrably high levels before fighting the wasp queen?
Gotta kill those bowerstone guards
Dude I loved the video and Fable one is number 2 on my top 10 games list, i grew up with it and i never beat the lost chapters DLC but I got close last year so I'm gonna pick it back up and finally beat the lost chapters and I would love to see more fable challenges because I love your videos and I'm exited to see you next challenge videos, YOU RULE MAN
Marry me
How can I say no to that profile picture
Fable reflects the optimistic viewpoint that if you try enough at something, you'll learn and improve. This playthrough reflects the pessimistic viewpoint that sometimes you're too incompetent to learn something... but optimistically can stumble your way through life anyway... 3:40 if you win the lottery or get lucky despite your gambling addiction.
2:17 - Oh gosh; I never thought about that. Somethings you shouldn't think too much about.
8:02 - Kindness out of practicality. Hey, a good deed is a good deed regardless of the motive.
16:52 - An understandable course of action. Glad to see the build up to this moment pay off.
24:09 - Ah yes, when the bosses decide to employ cheap tactics against the player. Interesting to learn about the potion trick you discovered.
31:36 - Anyone determined enough could take you down... if they are determined enough to take you down repeatedly due to your massive supply of revival potions. Fantastic video here; thoroughly entertaining!
Second.
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Actually from what I can see you are first so congrats :)
@@Nerbit13098 YOOOO LET'S GO
I know many people think down on the Fable trilogy (for there are only THREE games), but I love the franchise and am really happy to see fresh content from it. Please consider doing Fable 2 soon!
Thank you!
Would LOVE to see a Fable 2 and 3 run respectively! This was a great vid!
Probably some of the best commentary I have heard. Absolutely fantastic!
Awesome, I never thought I'd see a Fable challenge run!
HOW THE HELL DID I NOT KNOW THAT YOU CAN HIT THE BOULDERS BACK AT THE TROLLS UNTIL NOW... -_-
You and Mitten Squad are by far the best challenge runners. You both have style and personality, you add so much to the challenges.
You improve with every video, I'm always amazed how well you hold my attention
I recently completed this challenge live on stream on the heroic difficulty. Because of that, it took me A LOT longer than you did, though some of your tricks helped nicely!
Nerbit back at it again, just another reason why this channel is becoming my favorite TH-cam channel.
This is the first video of yours that I got randomly recommended while watching a different Fable video from someone else. I'm glad it did because I really enjoy all of your content.
I know it doesn't have nearly the same replayability as Skyrim or New Vegas, but I would love to see you do more challenges for this one. I think it has the most variety of options of all the games in the series and has a certain charm to it that I feel the other games are lacking.
This vid makes me wanna buy the first fable again and play through it even though I've played it thousands of times now.
Please do more challenge videos of Fable please!!!!! Really love the Fable games and really enjoyed this. Hope you keep up good content like this!
I did this as a kid, being one of my favorite games I would do challenge runs all the time.
The no damage run was the least fun, I called it the "No Scar Run". Leveing made it too easy, so combining both the "No Leveling" and "No Scars" really made for a challenge.
The small health bar was really funny. XD
I remember Fable being really easy so this might actually be fun for a casual like me lol
The Borderlands moment was perfect
I would love to see more fable, and more of the fable games such as 2 & 3
Fable is my 2nd favorite game series, so this was a nice surprise to find in my recommendations.
Ideas
1. Can you beat rdr2 with only the cattleman revolver
2. Can you beat oblivion with only the wabbajack
3. Can you beat oblivion without leveling up
4. Can you beat skyrim without leveling up
5. Can you beat oblivion with only the fork of horripilation
Keep up the good work. I love this channel. I hope to see more oblivion runs lol.
Those are some good suggestions, I actually already did a Skyrim level 1 run without increasing any skills, I believe it was the 2nd video I ever made :)