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Gold Keys can be used to open Gold Key Doors. These doors, scattered throughout Albion, each require one amount of Gold Key to open. Treasure can be found on the other side. Collecting all Silver and Gold Keys will also land you the I Am The Keymaster Achievement. Any key can be used for any door, so choose wisely! A special fifth Gold Key can be found in the Sanctuary, scroll to the bottom of the page to learn about this super-secret key and its special chest.
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| Gold Key Door 1 | On your way down the path in the Catacombs under Bowerstone Castle (which you traverse in the very beginning of the game), you may notice a Gold Door -- you need a Gold Key to open it, and so you'll have to return much alter when you have access to the castle AND a key. Inside you'll find 30 Guild Seals |
| Gold Key Door 2 | In the Sunset House area, enter the main gate and take a right as soon as you set foot on the lawn. A winding path leads back to the Gold Key Door here. It's directly across from the gazebo. Inside this Gold Key Door you'll find a Legendary Weapon (we found the Hammer of Wilmageddon). |
| Gold Key Door 3 | In Mourningwood you can access the Ossuary through a door in the graveyard after completing two side quests: Bored to Death and Gone but Not Forgotten (which involve Sam, Max and the Normanomicon). In the Ossuary, turn left just as you enter to find the Gold Door. Beyond it is a sarcophagus you can open for a Legendary Weapon. |
| Gold Key Door 4 | In the Reliquary under the Academy in Brightwall Village you can find a well-hidden Gold Key Door. To get to it, you'll need to complete the Special Delivery (Dweller Camp) and The Ancient Key (Academy) Side Quests. In the latter Side Quest you can lead Saul to a secret library in the Reliquary. Here you can make out a Flit Switch on the wall -- it takes four shots from a firearm to activate it. Head up the stairs and through the door on the left. Here is a melee Flit Switch you can smack. It will float down below so vault off the edge and smack it again. After taking on the wave of Hollow Men, stairs and platforms will align to lead to the Gold Key Door. There are five chests in the area beyond called The Prism with the various pieces of the complete Highway Man Costume. |
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| Total Sales |
0.05m
Japan |
3.59m
NA |
1.09m
Europe |
0.37m
Others |
5.10m
Total |
| 1 | 20,597 | 694,910 | 263,363 | 143,190 | 1,122,060 |
| 2 | 4,216 | 195,162 | 96,966 | 43,651 | 339,995 |
| 3 | 2,084 | 83,959 | 35,766 | 17,890 | 139,699 |
| 4 | 1,391 | 49,209 | 30,652 | 11,933 | 93,185 |
| 5 | 1,250 | 69,080 | 32,919 | 15,241 | 118,490 |
| 6 | 1,168 | 52,469 | 34,692 | 13,024 | 101,353 |
| 7 | 1,163 | 92,433 | 47,594 | 20,924 | 162,114 |
| 8 | 1,655 | 112,219 | 53,660 | 24,786 | 192,320 |
| 9 | 2,550 | 128,288 | 57,838 | 27,811 | 216,487 |
| 10 | 2,052 | 54,425 | 57,312 | 16,696 | 130,485 |
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DrMarble
posted 13/02/2013, 12:54
I admit that Fable III was not as good as Fable II was. But it wasnt as bad as people like Angry Joe made it out to be. It did offer a improved humor and a better story. The overpowered guns was the biggest problem here, my suggestion for Fable IV is that they keep guns, but have them do not as much damage as melee weapons. Also, having the option to put a bullet in Reaver's head would be nice. Message | Report |
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Fusioncode
posted 15/01/2013, 09:23
Fable was my favorite Xbox franchise until this came out. Now with Fable the Journey and that crappy XBLA game , this series is pretty much dead to me. Message | Report |
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sprode
posted 07/09/2012, 08:02
Yeah, popularity does not mean that something is good. Go look at Twilight or Michael Bay movies or Honey Boo Boo or something. If Fable III is great, then I'm Santa Claus. The game was absolutely mediocre in every aspect... especially when you hold it up to what the original did. It is unfathomable to me that PM had so many ideas that served to make the game worse, slower, and even further devoid of interesting choice, and that the lack of playtesting was so apparent. This series is one of the biggest gaming disappointments I've ever experienced, right up there with Dragon Age II. Message | Report |
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-girgosz-
posted 07/03/2012, 10:02
matrix01: Yeah, your so right. I bought my PS3 with Motorstorm 1 and Uncharted: Drake's Fortune. I sold Motorstorm the next day because I didn't care about the game at all. JustThatGamer: Sony bundles almost every exclusive worth mentioning and even bigger third party titles. They are quite limited. I rarely see them in my country and the bundled game still cost the same. About Fable: I never had a chance to try out the series because I never owned a 360. It looks fun but way too cartoony. I couldn't really take it seriously after playing The Witcher. Is it worth trying on PC? Message | Report |
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