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I certainly hope so
It doesn't make sense to get the game treating everything as passing through time semi realistically then at a certain time it becomes completely pretend.
Jaysonguy
So you spend a large portion of your life doing side quests, having a family, etc. - and then you finally make it to the final mission, only to die of old age. I don't think so, man. Plus, tons of people like to travel around and do small things after the game is complete, so it only makes sense for the person to stay alive at a certain age.
[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]I certainly hope so
It doesn't make sense to get the game treating everything as passing through time semi realistically then at a certain time it becomes completely pretend.
Aaron89
So you spend a large portion of your life doing side quests, having a family, etc. - and then you finally make it to the final mission, only to die of old age. I don't think so, man. Plus, tons of people like to travel around and do small things after the game is complete, so it only makes sense for the person to stay alive at a certain age.
Sounds good to me.
There's only a certain amount of time in any lifetime and only a certain amount of time until you run out of it.
Maybe hold off on the death until you finish but once that happens then keep that clock rolling and see how much you can get done before you finally run out of time.
I don't like the idea that the game tries to be as real as can be and then a Care Bear comes jumping out and everything is pretend.
Sounds good to me.
There's only a certain amount of time in any lifetime and only a certain amount of time until you run out of it.
Maybe hold off on the death until you finish but once that happens then keep that clock rolling and see how much you can get done before you finally run out of time.
I don't like the idea that the game tries to be as real as can be and then a Care Bear comes jumping out and everything is pretend.
Jaysonguy
:lol: Too funny. I definitely see where you're coming from, but still, I think you won't die "naturally" in the game.
I don't like the idea that the game tries to be as real as can be and then a Care Bear comes jumping out and everything is pretend.
Too Funny LMAO.
Yeah you also get Alzheimer and start forgetting things, like where you left your sword. Also, starting from the age of 75 you have to travel in a wheelchair and you start losing your sight. Fortunately your dog can earn the Guide dog perk to walk you around.
wait wait wait...
you aged in fable 1? How was it? Was it based on the story(after completing a mission you got older), or playtime?
Yeah you also get Alzheimer and start forgetting things, like where you left your sword. Also, starting from the age of 75 you have to travel in a wheelchair and you start losing your sight. Fortunately your dog can earn the Guide dog perk to walk you around.
Pit_italy
O________o so that means the dog can live around 70 years too! I wonder how a 70 year old dog would look like :p
[QUOTE="Pit_italy"]Yeah you also get Alzheimer and start forgetting things, like where you left your sword. Also, starting from the age of 75 you have to travel in a wheelchair and you start losing your sight. Fortunately your dog can earn the Guide dog perk to walk you around.
paulokoenigkam
O________o so that means the dog can live around 70 years too! I wonder how a 70 year old dog would look like :p
Like this
[QUOTE="paulokoenigkam"][QUOTE="Pit_italy"]Yeah you also get Alzheimer and start forgetting things, like where you left your sword. Also, starting from the age of 75 you have to travel in a wheelchair and you start losing your sight. Fortunately your dog can earn the Guide dog perk to walk you around.
Jaysonguy
O________o so that means the dog can live around 70 years too! I wonder how a 70 year old dog would look like :p
Like this
LMAO! I hope can grow old.I just hope that once a quest starts either your age slows dramatically or not at all
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