Fillychan

I would love that.
Wranglum strikes me as a villain who relies on manipulation to win.
He recruits a witchy who then starts offering shady deals to other students, including Rose. Slowly the entire academy turns, and those who don't, suffer. Or something.

I had a weird dream just last night. I was watching Filly on our digicorder, so it was something recorded, and my sister was there.

I can't recall the exact details of the first episode I saw, but it involved Rose and the others dancing, and some sort of flute music being used to manipulate clouds. Oh yeah, the dancing was in the clouds. There was also one smaller Filly there with a different, more humanoid face, who sounded really annoying, can't recall the name.

The second bit, I was more aware of. It's inside the school, looks like the hall with the lockers, and Isabella is waiting for someone with regards to the school newspaper. Another Filly, I think an Elf male, shows up, asks what she's doing, and she replies something along the lines of 'Jamie never has time for me anymore'.

And after some exchange or other, the Elf turns her into a kind of Filly elephant: nose turns into trunk, tusks grow out, her hooves look like elephant toes.

Weird part is, upon waking up, I...

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>>600
Hm. I can tell you that depends a bit how one thinks that children stories should be handled. Melowy can be very mature in some moments: dangerous situation where the characters risk the life, stealing of powers, or such.

So, for a children story, yes, can be allowed. Rose hopes to help someone but choose to trust the wrong person; and that could be a good moral, becouse the life is full of bad people that loves trick and abuse of your thrust. The problem instead is "how" write this, what language use and how deal with the violence or strong situation, that is the main thing when you write children stuff than the message itself.

Speaking of Funtasia, I'm not sure becouse for the few we know seems very heartlight as stories, but the movie synopsys promises some kind of "dark vein" in it anyway.
So I guess that much depends how works the deal between the magician and Rose: it could be something very funny or innocent for us adult (just I can't come with...

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Yep, this is some quality right there! Watched it on the day it was uploaded, had a great time, even though half of the shorts are PMVs.

However,

They had a brilliant Inferno Spike short in one of the previous Anthologies (the third one, I think). The voices in that one were in Russian, and there were pretty accurate translated subs. But for some reason this Anthology fails in Russian in the very opening, giving us "воздуха Вйнона", which makes no sense unless you transform it into "воздушная Винона", at which point it at least is a correctly built phrase. But that's nitpicking.

I think I'd appreciate this far, far more if I had passion for FiM itself. :|

>>553
The intro, outro and the intermission are the better parts of the entire compilation, these alone make the anthology a good watch.

My favourites are also "Screw my house" and the "new version" of the Celestia's vision, simply perfect :D.

Hmm, what's this? A brown pill? I haven't eaten any food since those burned cauliflower spaghetti I had for breakfast.

Could this be some nutritious vitamin addition? All those cakes and orange squashes doesn't make a Filly very agile or full of energy. The brown pill doesn't look all that appetizing, though. Like a magic combination of an old donut and a frozen hotdog.

Maybe if I had a fresh flower salad I could add it to, then the salad would be so much more healthy and nutritious. I haven't eaten a salad since last time Princess Scarlet came around these parts. This Lady Minuette looks a bit blue in her face; does she get enough vitamins herself? Not that I doubt her medical productions, not at all.

Perhaps if I knew a bit more about what would happen if I took the brown pill, I would become quickly increasingly tempted to consume it? And I sometimes hear rumours of blue pills as well. Oh, what should I choose?

is this a meme

>>536

Pills here!
Or, I have an abundance reserve of alien Plasma fire to gift at someone, becouse this stuff is too hot to keep it all for me. Believe me, Plasma fire works better than any kind of pills. They should invent Plasma Pills: eat it, and all your problem will vanish, like yourself!

While I still like FiM, and the Bronydom is a good place to find some interesting stuff sometimes, the most annoying thing of Bronies is that they end to believe that only FiM ponies are the only equines around...

>>511

Yeah: this is what I wonder about certain bronies too.

>>513
A fair few bronies seem to be in it for the sole reason of "It's FiM, so it's automatically good". However, this anon was much, much less abrasive than the son of a glitch who messed with the serial thread two weeks ago, so in comparison, I would actually consider this anon to be a good sport.

So I figured that this was the occasion where I were to make a nice reply.

>>511
No.

>>482

And that is what I wanted to see. The gameplay is very close to the 1st one, with the improvement that the first haven't, like the procedural maps and ambushes (impossible to do with the 1st Enemy Unknow).
XCom 2 will be my next (and probably, the only) buying when out.

(unedited first impressions: Ubisoft)

South Park continues to be one of the richest things in the media.
Ubisoft goes full verbal right from the start.

Ubisoft promises "new genre"? What is it?
This trailer goes on forever, and makes me want to replay Spellforce 1. I remember having good memories of that game, even though I couldn't handle its difficulty as a kid.
It's called For Honor, what is the genre?
"Art of battle"? Is it the genre?
I'm seeing generic over-the-shoulder game, what is the new genre?
This looks like Dynasty Warriors.
And now it looks like Dark Souls.
I fail to see this "new genre". Probably because you failed to show "new genre".
Hey, Ubi, it's called "Chivalry: Medieval Warfare". Google it.


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>>484
>Holy holy holy, Trackmania!
There is a new TrackMania?! Wow, let's see if this trailer can fix things somewhat!

*watches trailer at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3piye62BYf4 *

It didn't fix things all that much. The first 1:06 of the video is a re-skin of the Nations environment as it was in TM United and TM Nations Forever. It's not even a joke, it's a re-skin of the same type you would expect in TM Nations Forever's online servers. No plus points there.

I have a bad feeling for the Pacific-ish setting. While the steeps, trees and surroundings invoke a TM Sunrise feel, the corners and camera angles shout "TM2 Canyon", which was an experience I would not try to play through twice, due to very tight drifting requirements and the ferocious difficulty that was behind building your own tracks and find it playable at the validation drive.

Also, "first time on consoles", as per Ubisoft's European YouTube trailer? I know that most people would like...

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I have no idea how I'd live without two screens.

>>444
That's quite a lot of old-fashioned programs, images and open-source programs. I'll take a chance and guess that you like programs and old computer things?

>>447
That's a lot of G3 and Filly pictures, and yet I can't find any programs on your desktop screen. From what I can judge, your YouTube video making mandates having the files easily and visibly available?

>Your desktops are so tidy and spacey! And here I am, with an image of Cradle from Spiral Kinghts. Probably. Can't make it out under all the stuff.
Perhaps some more folders would have saved the day, or?

>I almost mistook Hauppauge Capture for a default Gamemaker game (since both of them use the red circle icon).
I don't even really use Hauppauge Capture all that much, since WinTV 7 works with the same units and functions much better for the cable TV / HDMI PC recording that I use it for.

>>449
That's a pretty convenient folder setup in the lower parts of the right screen, though I do have a...

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>>449
Well this looks... omnious, somehow. Must be the shading!

>>450
>That's a lot of G3 and Filly pictures, and yet I can't find any programs on your desktop screen. From what I can judge, your YouTube video making mandates having the files easily and visibly available?
All vital programs are either in the bar below, or are attached in the Start menu, so I'm not even sure I even need a desktop anymore. It's an eye candy, more or less.

>Rubber alicorns, was it? Or the mind control one?
Wanna hear something scary? That's the same story. Although I have also written some stories about little girls turning into balloons in a non-sexual setting. I think you mean the rubber alicorns one, which was also the mind control one. REgular novel first, though. I can't remember who asked if it was a pegasus or a griphon thing, but it's both. It's a pegasus MC living and coping in griphon culture. The beginning's edited okay-ish now, but the middle and ending need an overhaul.

>Being better than Brinquedo would officially elevate you to 'someone able to do proper animations', which is a higher tier than anyone else I know in person, be it IRL or internet.
Guess I spoke too soon, then. I haven't actually animated any of my models yet.

>Skundi and Zejgar loves Hearthstone too, so I think you three could get well along if you were discussing Hearthstone. :)
I might just start that up sometime, discuss the merit of F2P...

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-Build something as colorful as Native Instruments Maschine, even if it wouldn't do anything
-Study low-level programming for more platforms from time of Spectrum and C64. Make sure to have compilers and music trackers for as much of them as possible
-Try again to draw a Microsoft Office assistant. Seems impossible, but maybe there'll be a way someday
-Think about a http filter that would allow to browse modern internet using Mosaic.

>>397
I do remember the title of one of your stories, Rainbow Dash Discovers Erotic Mind Control, so I'm surprised in a good way that it was also the one with the rubber alicorns.

>I can't remember who asked if it was a pegasus or a griphon thing, but it's both.
I think I was the one who asked. It's probably very late of me to be noting this just now, though.