For Fable III on the Xbox 360, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'DLC: Traitor's Keep won't start'. DLC: Traitor's Keep won't start Fable III. PC FAQs Answers Board. Today I brought and installed the traitor's keep DLC. So you need to delete the dlcs and re-download the full quest. It is no longer possible to purchase or download DLC for PC copies of Fable III through. Fable III Traitor's Keep Quest Pack, Traitors Keep DLC, Marketplace.

Good and evil is barely the start of it, frankly. Fable is one of those rare, fascinating game series upon which nobody can really seem to agree about anything for very long. It's a shallow RPG, or maybe it's a canny and satirical examination of RPGs in general.

It's hilarious - oh, the burping! Or maybe it's just juvenile. Let's face it: Fable's easy to the point of being obsequious, isn't it? Or maybe it's choosing to measure itself in ways that go beyond mere difficulty? It's no surprise, then, that with all this discussion churning around it, the world of Albion is so often defined by a mechanic that it doesn't even contain. 28th January 2018. The best games create stories as well as telling them, and when you ask people about a Lionhead game there's usually a good one.

A friend told me how, when playing Black & White, he'd found his inscrutable cow-god familiar taking a dump in the village's food supply. He went to punish it, mis-clicked, and instead petted the beast.

From then on the cow went out of its way to poo on food, and no amount of beatings would dissuade it. My friend persevered with his save for days before, finally, admitting defeat and starting over - left only with the memory of handing out monotonous beatings to a bewildered, unhappy, constantly-befouled creature. 10th March 2016.

Once Traitor’s Keep had finished downloading, I figured it would be a smart idea to get reacquainted with Fable III. It’s been a good few months since I last played it, after all, and doing a quick quest or two before getting stuck into the new content seemed like a sensible way of refreshing my memory. Five minutes into an outstanding quest, my save game data bugged. For the benefit of the blissfully unaware, I should explain that Fable III gives you a grand total of one save game per character.

Additionally, Fable III likes to autosave often. If you get hit by a bug – if you were to find yourself in a room you couldn’t leave, to pick a (less than) random example – you may have to start from scratch.

While this left me an incoherently howling mass of rage for most of the following week, it might’ve been a blessing in disguise. You see, Traitor’s Keep is the first set of post-game DLC for Fable III, requiring you to have completed the base game’s main questline before you can get stuck in. As such, without having to worry about rose-tinted glasses or the folly of memory, I can authoritatively proclaim that Traitor’s Keep features one of the most enjoyable questlines in Fable III.

I know it’s one of the most enjoyable questlines because I just played through them all again. A blessing that was very bad for my blood pressure! After fending off the looming threat that dominates most of Fable III’s endgame, life in Albion settles down once more and our monarch Hero is resigned to dealing with mundane issues (like the matter of a new head gardener). Things perk up when an assassin breaks into the throne room and tries to off the Hero while spouting anti-monarchy rhetoric. This, in turn, leads the Hero to visit one of Logan’s dirty little secrets: Ravenscar Keep, an island fortress built to imprison vocal dissidents and the truly dangerous alike. This is is where things kick off proper. A former general of Logan’s army has escaped with a number of dangerous inmates, and together they appear to be plotting the end of the monarchy.

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