In 2009, Lionhead Studios, developer of Fable and Fable II, announced that they were planning on continuing the Fable series with Fable III. The game is currently available in North America and Europe and some parts of Asia. Unlike Fable II, it was also released on the PC in May 2011. The PC version comes with the Limited Collector's Edition content included for free, but Understone Quest Pack and Traitor's Keep must be paid for and downloaded separately using Games for Windows LIVE. It is also the first game in the series where the Hero is shown to talk in full sentences.
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A fake version of xlive.dll that allows you to play fable 3 single player without having games for windows - live installed. It fairly obviously isn't compatible with any multiplayer elements, and you wont be able to download any dlc/patches in game, whether free or otherwise.
This has been tested only on versions 1.0 and 1.1, on a retail disc edition. I've no idea whether or not it'll work on a download version, and forward compatibility with any future fable 3 patches isn't guaranteed. This is not a crack, and an internet connection is still required for the initial online activation.
If you haven't already, install fable 3 normally. Run it once and fill in your activation code. Let it perform its 0-day release check and online activation gunk, then get as far as the g4wl sign in screen, click the red x and then click quit.
UseDLC:This option is experimental, and may or may not work!Valid values are 0, 1 or 2, default 0. If 1, enables the use of the free DLC. First download a copy of the free DLC, then copy it to '\data\dlc\content'. After downloading from gfwl it'll be in '\Microsoft\XLive\DLC\\content', but you can copy the files from someone else if you don't have a gfwl account. Copy across all files in the content directory; there should be 40 of them in total.The paid for DLC (understone, etc.) is not supported.Note that after using this option, your save will become dlc dependent, and cannot be loaded without the dlc present. Due to the experimental nature of this option, I strongly recommend backing up your save games before switching it on.
LoaderPatch:Valid values are 0 or 1. Default is 0. If set to 1, removes the check in fable 3 that it's been launched from the launcher, but it triggers some other securom checks, such as forcing the game into low detail mode. It's really only for me, for testing purposes to stop securom whining about the debugger; I don't recommend using it in a real game.
fable also has an independent xuid check, so view the save you're opening in the save editor, note down the 'remote xuid' value, and set the xuidl/xuidh values in gfwl's ini appropriately, and make sure you put the saves in a matching directory. (Alternatively, edit the save to use the default xuid of 1000100010001000, which saves you having to worry about which is the high or low part.)
v0.8Removed checksum patch (not required with save editor, and broken by fable 1.1 patch)xlive message boxes are now shown by default, and are displayed in gameFix crash on rename. (Although renaming still doesn't work)Achievement support
As much as some gamers hate downloadable content for making them spend more money, there is some really good DLC out there. Sometimes the DLC is even the best part of the game, offering additional content for a world players already love.
Some DLCs introduce new and memorable characters and others open entire new maps to explore. Some DLCs unlock different outfits, classes, and more. It is no wonder fans typically feel like they are being forced to spend more money. After all, how could they not want that content if they loved playing through the base game?
Baldur's Gate II is often compared to Diablo II, as both came out around the same time and were marketed toward fans of Dungeons and Dragons. Also like Diablo II, Baldur's Gate II had popular expansion content. Throne of Bhaal provided the ultimate conclusion to the game, as well as taking a deeper dive into the protagonists' history.
Just like the Hitman series, Dishonored is a stealth series that is already packed with variety and content to keep players busy. This is thanks to the different approaches that are available for players in every mission.
The DLC content in the first game alone is worth the price of admission. Both The Knife of Dunwall and TheBrigmore Witches play and feel like their own games. They also act as a bridge into the sequel Dishonored 2, which has some fantastic standalone DLC of its own.
Some DLC takes a step backward instead of forwards. For example, The Last of Us had its DLC called Left Behind where it explored Ellie's backstory before the events of the base game. While it won't add as many hours as Skyrim's content, it is very well designed and emotional. It helps understand more about Ellie and the tragedy she has gone through before meeting Joel.
The Dragon Age series, like Mass Effect, has its share of content that is so good that fans feel like it should have been in the base game. Most notably of these is Dragon Age Inquisition's final DLC, Trespasser, and Dragon Age 2's Legacy DLC.
The other DLC is Hearts of Stone which has some great content that focuses on relationship options, but if you have to pick between the two, Blood and Wine is the DLC to go for. Together the expansions add over 30 hours of gameplay, so the money is well spent.
Last October, Fable III was released for the Xbox 360. Comical characters and enchanting aesthetics overshadowed many of the game's problems, providing another magical trip through the world of Albion. For PC players eager to try their hand at being a hero, the wait is finally over. Fable III has arrived on the PC and brought with it the merriment and whimsy that make it such a pleasure to spend time in this mythical land. There are a few small changes from the console original, but this is essentially the same game that was released seven months ago. The combat has been rebalanced to provide more challenge and most of the graphical bugs have been ironed out, but don't expect any new content for your patience. In fact, previously released downloadable content, such as Traitor's Keep, isn't even included in the package; you need to shell out $7 to play it just like Xbox 360 owners. The lack of new content is disheartening, and problems such as weak moral choices and inconsequential gameplay diversions persist, but Fable III is still a delightful adventure that will make you laugh and smile while you're slicing up hollow men.
That's the question. I'll add an example for further clarification. Let's imagine a game like fable (rated 18) gets a Knothole island that has a very hot summer (yeah, that's the case) and it's thus a nudist island, could that DLC be rated M without affecting the game rating? Let's imagine that a game like Gears of war gets new DLC, some crazy maps with a mortal kombat to the nth look, could that DLC be rated M without affecting the game rating?
Downloadable content (DLC) may be downloaded and installed directly onto a player's system. Oftentimes, DLC consists of additional content that supplements an existing, previously-rated product. DLC that will be appended to an existing, previously-rated product need only be submitted to ESRB for rating if its content exceeds that which is in the existing "core" product. Otherwise, the rating assigned to the core product is applicable to the DLC as well. Where, however, DLC content exceeds the rating assigned to the core product, it must be submitted to ESRB and a different rating will be associated with this DLC.
@themangalist: In fable lost chapters there was a brothel that was not in the original game, in fable 2 there are male and female prostitutes, dunno what may be on fable 3, and even less how far could DLC get.
LONDON - 19th November, 2007 - The internationally award-winning "Halo 3" multiplayer experience is about to get even better. After launching to incredible acclaim and fanaticism, "Halo 3" players will be able to enjoy three all new multiplayer maps on 11th December as part of the Heroic Map Pack, the first in a series of downloadable content from Bungie Studios to come via Xbox LIVE.
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Each Kanyeleng group is comprised of approximately 10 women. The nature of the intervention was necessarily contextualised across the four settings, especially as Wolof-speaking and Mandinka-speaking groups have distinct cultural beliefs, practices and language. A training workshop held with the Kanyeleng groups before the intervention began ensured that the overarching goals, content and approach to session delivery could be broadly standardised. Key messages incorporated within the session songs included: (a) common physical and psychological symptoms of pregnancy, (b) techniques to cope with and manage these, (c) the importance of the participnat group and other positive relationships in providing support, (d) the importance of being open and removing stigma to discuss challenges and promote empowerment, and (e) select messages on childcare. The document used to aid the discussions during the intervention development workshops can be found in online supplemental file 1. 2ff7e9595c
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