Sometimes the menu notice just means the spouse is open to the suggestion, if they directly make the offer, the thumb expression will come up on D-pad for a bit.  It's just how it is.  The aforementioned expression can be learned through the 'come hither dear' book, and is much simpler.

It sounds like you need some positive PR in Oakvale.  Even after paying for crimes, people in a town you terrorized won't be happy with you for a while.  Just stay legal, give gifts (heal spell counts and hits everyone in the vicinity, so I like it), do ''nice'' expressions like laughing/ flirting/ showing off, and keep up the ...

I thought that was someone else, but it doesn't really matter from a voice perspective: the poor Bowerstone woman gets a ''regular NPC'' voice after the quest ends.  She also looks like half of Bowerstone, so it really doesn't give you anything unique if you marry her (as opposed to Lady Grey).

I used the Avo's Tear/ Sword of Aeons as a change from the Solus to slash faster, or when I did a ''low Strength'' character who used mainly magic or bows.

It mainly reminded me of Bowerstone market's dockworks projected into Old Town or fallen into urban decay.  Definately has the old town vibe, but has more of the market's stucturing.  Of course, it makes me wonder what happened to Bloodstone, the other low-income waterfront area.

Gradius1:Hey you never know. Peter might suddenly decide it's a idea...and make the books readable using the Wiimote and Eyetoy in combination. I smell a Natal pun in there somewhere.  While I would theoretically love to see (my) fanfic ingame from a selfish perspective, it just doesn't match Fable's book summary format and even the well ...

aside from taking the ''consequence'' argument of oblivion's death ->reload mechanic, it seems that time and effort lost is the main argument against death in that style. To counter that, designers could set the auto-save to a timer (five or ten minutes, depending on whether it interrupts the flow of gameplay) or to be triggered by the presence ...

Well, the Guild could go in the ''secret society'' direction and evolve from the resistance group along the lines that your Hero set forth in his/her path to power.  As for the creatures of Albion as mentioned earlier, I see Hobbes as having no trouble making homes out of Albion's sewer systems.  As for balverines, well, there's got to ...

The only guns in TLC are shown off during a 'Sexy Hero Pose' and 'Manly Arm Pump' expressions.

I can't help with a PC issue, I use a console.  By the way, it seems rather self-serving to 5-star your own 1-line thread, just saying.