For the Fable Reboot, I feel like having a niche flying mount for the game would make it such a cool experience in an open world.

Highly unlikely to get it. Because the game reminds me of Shrek’s Far, Far Away, I could totally see a Fable-esque quest involving a drunken witch terrorizing the countryside and the hero that helps or harms them gets a flying broom after.

I’m hoping we get unique travel modes in DLC, or future updates!

How do my partners in the same city interact? are they jealous of each other? do they at all interact? how do my step kids interact? what happens to my spouse and children once i divorce...etc etc.

I hope they took the time to build all of that. if it's shallow it'll be a gimick and amusing for a few hours only

looking to do well

Honestly, if it’s not moddable, I don’t think I’ll buy it that easily.

Please tell me they are changing the animation for doors. I know its not a big deal but it really frustrates me how they open way before our character is anywhere near them...

Note: Maybe I should have used the word "Effective" than "Efficient" in the Post Title. LOL apologies.

I've recently been playing Fable III again and while I kinda like it, I still consider it the weakest of the trilogy. And one of the reasons for this is the fact that finding potions like the Slow Time and Summon Creatures Potions is a pain in the butt. I dislike how Lionhead decided to turn what were originally spells, into potions. It's an interesting feature though, adding to the lore how Albion in the Industrial Age have been so removed from magic that they now rely on potions to get similar effects, and in terms of gameplay, these potions basically allow the Hero of Brightwall to use three spells simultaneously (activating slow time potion before blasting enemies with fire and wind spell gauntlet combo is really fun). But the problem with this is the fact that potions are extremely limited, and stores seem to take forever to restock. So unlike the others such as the gauntlets, firearms and melee weapons, potions are the ones that you cannot spam. 

Ever since playing Fable III, I've always tried to find the most efficient way to increase my number of potions to the point that I wouldn't need to worry about running out of them. The easiest way to get potions is by buying them from stores but it takes forever for these stores to replenish. I checked google on how long do stores in Fable III restock, and found some forum posts. And I tried to do what they suggested, such as sleeping for multiple days straight or doing various stuff to pass the time. I even tried sleeping for 10 days straight, but nothing happened. Once you empty the store of its potions, nobody knows how long they will restock. Even Gemini thinks that stores in Fable III are random. 

But after some experimenting I finally found a sure fire method for potion stores to restock so you can buy potions again. And after multiple tries this is by far the most guaranteed method to replenish potion stores in Fable III 100℅. Here's a step by step process that you can try:

1. Go to the potion store in Bowerstone Market and buy everything, including health potions. 
2. Use the Sanctuary to fast travel to the City of Aurora. Upon arriving fast travel to Godwin Estate. After that fast travel to Mistpeak Valley. After doing that, fast travel back to Bowerstone Market, but DO NOT run straight to the potion store. 
3. Head towards the inn in Bowerstone Market, go to bed, and sleep to midnight. After waking up, sleep again until morning. 
4. Now run to the potion store and the place would have replenished its potions. All three of them: slow time, summon creatures, and a whole bunch of health potions.

I ended up abusing this method, grinding it to the point that I now have 25 slow time potions and 33 summon creatures potions. I haven't studied this method fully, especially if it will work if you don't have the DLC for the Godwin Estate. But I feel that any location as a substitute for the Godwin Estate would suffice. Also, please note that I was playing with the Xbox 360 version of the game, so I’m not sure that this method will work in other versions like PC. Still, feel free to try. I enjoyed discovering this one but it is just one way that I luckily found. Maybe there are some veterans of the games in here that know some methods that are less difficult to pull off. But if you do, please share it with us :)

it's my first time playing and I've been going around buying every property I can and I just got a woman to marry me. The problem is, I was in the middle of a quest (the 100 zombies and the book) and for some reason I thought it would be a good idea to max out her love during this lol.

Anyway, it gave me an option to set the house as my destination but I wanted to finish the quest so I said no. But now I want to go and marry the woman, but I can't find my house! I don't even know which one it is since I've been buying everything, so is there a way to find it?

Also just want to say this game has the worst map I've ever seen in a game that's really fun

Booted up the game and saw this.

Throughout my play-through I’ve made all the good choices and decided to go on a killing spree.

I started growing horns and when I was 100% evil and corrupt they were full blown white horns with normal eyes.

I closed the game and a few days later this is what I saw.

Any idea why the game does this?

I’m will never unsee what i saw on the news. Rest in Peace Peter Cullen, at least you’re reunited with your brother Larry.

On fable 3 I’m able to spawn NPC’s using the script injector and MyScript1.lua but one code im looking for in particular is any friendly faction codes, I’ve been looking for months but somebody with knowledge better than mine may be able help out, I’m looking for friendly Logan guards like they are on the prologue mission where they don’t attack you, I’m also trying to track down any Ravenscar keep guard ID’s that have them carrying the master weapons like they do in the first mission where you need to capture the prison that’s overrun, any help would be greatly appreciated.