#270051
Tue, 14th Aug '12 9:28:51 PM
from Meinong's jungle
Goodnight, guys. Time for me to sleep.
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Forum Archive (nuked Western Animation thread)
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#270052
Tue, 14th Aug '12 9:30:43 PM
from Appleloosa
Oh, what the [BUY SOME APPLE]!
I beleive you forgot a letter.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
#270053
Tue, 14th Aug '12 9:37:14 PM
from Appleloosa
Are tablets still helpful for pixel art?
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
#270054
Tue, 14th Aug '12 9:38:01 PM
from his own little world
I remember when I was younger I was building up my own private army of Army Men in my room XD
Tick Tock, goes the clock/ He cradled and he rocked her/ Tick Tock, goes the clock/Till River kills the Doctor.
#270055
Tue, 14th Aug '12 9:41:47 PM
from Singapore
@Yeller: Not really.
Now I'm curious to introduce the ponies to some of our board games :D
My guesses to what they'd like: Twi would love Scrabble, Pinkie would eagerly play all of them, Rarity would play Mastermind like a boss.
edited 14th Aug '12 9:46:00 PM by AceOfScarabs
#270056
Tue, 14th Aug '12 9:49:17 PM
from Appleloosa
I bet Twilight would be the best at Mastermind.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
#270057
Tue, 14th Aug '12 9:50:41 PM
from Sigil
I wonder what Celestia thinks of Risk.
Look at me still talking, when there's SCIENCE to do!
#270058
Tue, 14th Aug '12 9:51:10 PM
from Singapore
Yeah, she would be. Pinkie and Dashie would totally get into Snakes and Ladders.
Maxiburger's JPN commentary update!
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I dunno, but it would funny to see and Luna play each other off in Risk,
I dunno, but it would funny to see and Luna play each other off in Risk,
edited 14th Aug '12 9:51:46 PM by AceOfScarabs
#270059
Tue, 14th Aug '12 9:54:37 PM
Risk relies too much on the chance of the die roll. They would probably prefer to play something more skill based.
#270060
Tue, 14th Aug '12 9:55:33 PM
from Sigil
Snakes and Ladders is a stupid game. There's absolutely no skill involved whatsoever. It's just an unnecessarily long and convoluted way of drawing straws.
Strangely apropos ninja is strangely apropos.
Strangely apropos ninja is strangely apropos.
edited 14th Aug '12 9:56:10 PM by KylerThatch
Look at me still talking, when there's SCIENCE to do!
#270061
Tue, 14th Aug '12 9:56:40 PM
^^ Stratego?
Twilight would take to D&D like crack.
edited 14th Aug '12 9:56:57 PM by Wryte
Shinobaka-Wryte and the Last Inheritance: An Inheritance Book 4 Sporking.
#270062
Tue, 14th Aug '12 9:56:53 PM
#270063
Tue, 14th Aug '12 9:57:07 PM
from Viridian Forest
Twilight would probably enjoy Mastermind at first, but get bored when she figured out the six-guess algorithm.
And she would figure it out.
edited 14th Aug '12 9:57:42 PM by Pykrete
#270064
Tue, 14th Aug '12 9:57:32 PM
from Sigil
Risk relies too much on the chance of the die roll. They would probably prefer to play something more skill based.
How about Diplomacy, then?
Look at me still talking, when there's SCIENCE to do!
#270065
Tue, 14th Aug '12 9:59:21 PM
from Singapore
Twi would love stuff like Scrabble and Up Words.
#270066
Tue, 14th Aug '12 10:11:47 PM
from Appleloosa
Snakes and Ladders is a stupid game. There's absolutely no skill involved whatsoever. It's just an unnecessarily long and convoluted way of drawing straws
Candlyland is the same except the youngest person has an advantage. Pinkie would love it.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
#270067
Tue, 14th Aug '12 10:26:08 PM
from Northern Virginia
@J Teeth, it was in reference to your drawing of RD and Derpy.
And I am in a Tablet-free world baby I don't need no stinkin' tablet.
My Art |Human Pony Art
When All Else Fails, worry, that's the 14 way.
#270068
Tue, 14th Aug '12 10:49:10 PM
from Appleloosa
Mousa you draw on the computer?
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#270069
Tue, 14th Aug '12 10:57:43 PM
from Over there. Maybe?
He uses traditional materials I believe. Nowadays I only use pencils if I'm drawing people. Ponies I just go all digital.
#270070
Tue, 14th Aug '12 11:08:02 PM
from Appleloosa
I rmemeber Mousa mentioning something called Sai.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
#270071
Tue, 14th Aug '12 11:23:32 PM
from [REDACTED]
Paint Tool Sai is a digital art program. I haven't personally used it because it's commercial and for what I need GIMP works fine. A lot of people do their lineart traditionally then scan it in to clean the lines and color it.
edited 14th Aug '12 11:25:44 PM by Sixthhokage1
#270072
Tue, 14th Aug '12 11:25:49 PM
from Singapore
I have an ancient copy of Photoshop 6.0 (which predates the CS family :P), still works on my teeny little Atom-powered netbook.
It would be fun to have some kind of art episode for S3.
#270073
Tue, 14th Aug '12 11:30:02 PM
from [REDACTED]
I have GIMP 2.6, and some trial copies of Photoshop and Corel Painter (no clue which versions) that came with my rarely-used tablet. The main thing I even use GIMP for anymore is adding transparency to PNGs :P
#270074
Tue, 14th Aug '12 11:30:38 PM
With a G4 version of Toola-Roola?
#270075
Tue, 14th Aug '12 11:31:23 PM
from Singapore
Well, it would help if her personality was appropriately G4'd to match.