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I can guarantee that every single AAA game you've ever played will have gone through scoping regularly during development. I wanted to clear something up about scoping it is a normal, necessary and healthy part of game development. Here's what Loake said when she took to Twitter: She didn't actively deny the claims regarding the engine, but she definitely put my poor old heart at ease. Before fans grew too concerned, Amie Loake (the senior producer of Fable) reassured the world that the game was fine and the re-scoping was normal.
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