In addition, as players can't even view what items they have aside from weapons and clothing. The inventory system is even worse than it was in Fable II thanks to the Sanctuary.You are required to enter the Sanctuary in order to give items to another person, and she or he automatically goes into the Sanctuary as a light for no reason.It should have just been pressing the A button to do the action. Most of the actions in the game require you to hold the A button where it doesn't make sense to require you to hold the button.It only exists to pad out the game's length. This includes inventory, changing settings, the map, and lots more. Everything that requires you to enter the Sanctuary is made overly convoluted and complicated. The Sanctuary is extremely counter-intuitive, and is responsible for many of the problems mentioned below.For a high budget role-playing game, the game only lasts from 10 to 20 hours, and it's extremely padded on top of it.You can recover health in combat just avoiding damage, this implies that if you are good dodging, potions are useless.There is no health bar, the only way of telling how much health you have is by the edges of the screen becoming increasingly red like shooters.Magic is also overpowered, even more than Fable II, because players can now combine spells and there is still no magic bar so it can be used infinitely.On the other hand, guns are overpowered, as players can spam them without any consequences, and enemies can't block or dodge bullets.Melee weapons are mostly worthless due to enemies constantly dodging and blocking your attacks.The game is far too easy thanks to the broken combat, you will almost never die, or possibly even never die, in the game.Because of the problems mentioned below, the whole game is just a boring chore to play through, and it isn't fun in the slightest.

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