It was cozy

Every class since u can reset em cheap
Mix and match till u find what u like andbu get diff bonuses if u have x skillpoints in diff skill trees

It doesn't have any procedurally generated quests though. Why are you lying?

it's an mmo without netcode
I liked what I played of it, but I've played enough solo wow that this got old fast

I'm a sucker for high fantasy bullshit, so naturally I came to this game like a thirsty dog to water.
It was good. 8.5/10
Ayln a shit.

I went warrior/mage so I can autism dashport while swinging 2h weapons for maximum benis. Also specced into the skellyman summon in the mage tree because that nigga hits hard.

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At least it was better than Divinity 2

NO! Play Fable, bro.

I remember seeing some pre-release footage of this, and being really excited about it before promptly forgetting it even existed. I have not thought about it since then, until just now.
Did it turn out to be fun?

>Did it turn out to be fun?
It's very much a single player mmo but I enjoyed the combat and specifically how simple it was to change builds to try everything out. Chakram are some of the most fun weapons in any RPG I've played.

Kurt Schilling a true bro

It was fun if a bit grindy. Shame it bombed so hard.

I don't keep up with new slang, how long has cozy been synonymous with absolute fucking shit?

I made tons of characters but whenever I got to that city thing after the CINEMATIC battle shit I get bored and quit.
Didn't help that even when getting to a new area, only the same enemies appeared and there were no respawns.

about as long as your taste has been so plebeian

>but whenever I got to that city thing after the CINEMATIC battle shit I get bored and quit.

That sounds like me and Guild Wars 1. After the city got exploded I always got bored.

Is this true? It definitely feels like it. Can anyone post a good read about its development?

Game had great art it's just a shame the level scaling and locking areas to a level was fucking retarded

Why do you feel the need to lie? It doesnt have a single repeatable quest, or perhaps you have no clue what radiant quest means?
It really was, play it from time to time. Even though its a bit light on replayability from a story perspective i still enjoy it every time. I think its because of the lighthearted high fantasy nature of it.

It's like someone took the feeling of being bored and managed to turn it into a game.

According to the wiki the studio made the lore and universe first with intent to make a mmorpg but made the game with an intent to introduce the races and lands. Sadly they filed for bankruptcy while a sequel was in the making due to a missed loan payment. The studio was also started by a former MLB pitcher

I wanted to enjoy Fable but Jesus Christ the escort quests were awful, especially when the NPCs you were supposed to protect would just cower like little girls while enemies stabbed the ever loving shit out of them like the hobbe cave quest. Ditching them was pretty much one of the few things Fable 2 did right (shame it fucked up on so much else, especially the """final boss""" and having part time job minigames be your main source of income)

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Was really enjoying the game but after a certain point it just kept crashing and weird performance issues I had to uninstall. Don't know what the issue was because it would just crash during normal gameplay and it made it hard to progress when id do a dungeon and it would fuck off, anyone had problems crashing? any fixes? Im on a gtx 1080 decently built machine.