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[ObserverStatus]

TheBlackBaron wrote...
Why would Trixid eat donuts, they look like wheels.

In that case, donuts cannot be trusted. Destroy them all!

[ObserverStatus]

I forget, did I ever post this?

[Inquisitor Recon]

She had it coming tbh.

[ObserverStatus]

[LPPrince]

^Oh thats nice

[mumba]

[Cainhurst Crow]

...wat?

[ObserverStatus]

I think that if Applejack was a princess, she'd have the power to control gravity.

[Dominus]

I don't know - she's iffy enough about Mathematics, I doubt physics would be her cup of tea. It'd likely be something more about enhanced endurance or strength. In other words, Applejack wearing the Crysis suit. Gravity seems more like a unicorn thing. Or maybe pinkie pie, considering many of her actions seem to defy gravity.

[mumba]

DominusVita wrote...

Applejack wearing the Crysis suit.

Need that as Fan-art asap. 

[LPPrince]

Mumba1511 wrote...

DominusVita wrote...

Applejack wearing the Crysis suit.

Need that as Fan-art asap. 

Close enough.

[LPPrince]

Matter of fact, here's some moar, not necessarily AJ though-

[LPPrince]

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[LPPrince]

http://derpicdn.net/...mor_game_crysis

[mumba]

LPPrince wrote...

http://derpicdn.net/...mor_game_crysis

So close! 

[LPPrince]

http://derpicdn.net/...rbosolid_crysis

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[ObserverStatus]

You know, I've never understood why anyone in their right mind would buy a Crysis game at release. You can save hundreds by waiting a few years for the hardware you need to run it to drop in price.

[LPPrince]

BAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA

[Dominus]

By the way, I have read through the vast majority of FO:E up to around 39. Yeah, the first few chapters aren't a great indicator of the rest of the series. Right around Chapter 9 was when his work started to impress me, and the second half of the book takes great creative strides out of the "Move to a dangerous encampment, blow stuff up" formula. Chapter 37 is... without spoiling the whole thing, sort of like taking Mass Effect 2's Suicide Mission and wrapping it with as many narrative twists and revelations as possible. It's the most pivotal part of the book and easily the best. It's also a whopping 97 pages.

It's strange being on the other side of the table, and it requires a very large suspension of disbelief, but the payoff is well worth it. SteelHooves reminds me a bit of Auron from FFX. Sort of the stoic badass with an integral history intertwined with the plot. Calamity is...calamity. LilPip is a bit reckless and overdramatic(particularly in the beginning chapters), but she grows on you.

The amount of lore added in, in almost a Watchmen-esque non-linear fashion is surprisingly captivating. Overall, Fallout: Equestria reminds me of MLP itself - it may take a long time to warm up, but the effort is well worth it. And it's free. Huzzah.

[LPPrince]

Aye, Chapter 37 of Fallout Equestria requires provisions. Its about 75,000 words- the length of Harry Potter and The Philosopher's/Sorcerer's Stone.

[ObserverStatus]

DominusVita wrote...
By the way, I have read through the vast majority of FO:E up to around 39. Yeah, the first few chapters aren't a great indicator of the rest of the series. Right around Chapter 9 was when his work started to impress me, and the second half of the book takes great creative strides out of the "Move to a dangerous encampment, blow stuff up" formula. Chapter 37 is... without spoiling the whole thing, sort of like taking Mass Effect 2's Suicide Mission and wrapping it with as many narrative twists and revelations as possible. It's the most pivotal part of the book and easily the best. It's also a whopping 97 pages.
It's strange being on the other side of the table, and it requires a very large suspension of disbelief, but the payoff is well worth it. SteelHooves reminds me a bit of Auron from FFX. Sort of the stoic badass with an integral history intertwined with the plot. Calamity is...calamity. LilPip is a bit reckless and overdramatic(particularly in the beginning chapters), but she grows on you.
The amount of lore added in, in almost a Watchmen-esque non-linear fashion is surprisingly captivating. Overall, Fallout: Equestria reminds me of MLP itself - it may take a long time to warm up, but the effort is well worth it. And it's free. Huzzah.

Well, before you make that mistake again, I think I should point out the author isn't a he. It is kinda funny though, how Chapter 37 has a larger word count than the first Harry Potter book. XD

[Inquisitor Recon]

1. Fallout + ponies = high heresy
2. Author clearly doesn't know when he has written too much