Winter?

That's November at the earliest.

I got excited until hemispheres. It'll be a wait until summer for me.

edited 19th Mar '13 5:31:44 PM by Lopiny

But that...that's almost nine months....

Anypony got any comedy fics to suggest? New stories, old favorites. etc.

Oh nice they'll have plenty of time to make sure it's great.

Winter huh? That's alright. Hopefully by then I will be (almost) done with school and can wtch it without it effecting my performance.

Also gives me plenty of time to do my analysis series.

Well, if it's a full season...it'll carry on through summer, so that's sweet I guess.

Oh and we're getting Equestrian Girls between now and then, right? Good enough for me.

And the comics...yeah we can do this.

We also have the comic in the meantime. If the future arcs maintain the quality of the first four issues, we're set.

Comedy fics eh?

How Every Ship fic Would really happen. Series of short stories taking a look at how bad the more popular shipping pairs would go.

Palace Perils Incomplete story of a prank war between Luna and Philomena

A Slice of Life Short version, Celestia goes on a diet. in progress.

Two nights in Hoofington Trixie vs the greatest hecklers in history, Statler and Waldorf

Aaaaaaaaaaaaarientation Everypony is gay for Breaburn. Literally. Sounds odd, but relly really good and funny, also Pannic wrote it.

The Shipoff Twilight and RD get into a contest to see who could write the best romance novel.

Have some Happy Dashie, enjoying her vacation.

Cute.

I can't believe how well received Coconut was. A score of ten with no down votes is alright isn't it?

A score of ten with no down votes is alright isn't it?

Sure is.

yup yup, great art Apple, keep it up

Granted its probably you guys, but there's faves from strangers, so I think I'm getting there.

Well after like a month, I finally got a chance to play Psychonauts again. The part where Pokeylope tarts talking was pretty funny. I was also surprised that Loboto got blown away in a cutscene with no fight, I figured he'd be the final boss. Also, now I see why everyone says Meat Circus is near impossible. Oh god, an escort mission? And you were doing so well. At least you don't lose lives when Coach dies, I don't even know how many times I'd have to restart if it were like that. That one **** part took me almost an hour. And is the jump after the second sword thrower even possible to make? The only way I ever got past it is when I hit whatever trigger the game uses to decide your progress so the nets bounced me back up to the part past it. In all my attempts I never came even close to making that stupid jump.

I'm going to guess it's an alpaca.

Wonder if they're keeping the same music? I have them all on playlists and make a habbit of re listening daily. They're just that good.

...It's winter now. It couldn't be further away...

Unless you're playing 4E.

3.5 doesn't work that way. Part of the reason the Tier 1s are so good is that they can contribute in any situation, often even better than a mundane class which specializes in that situation. Even Antimagic Fields and 'Magic Immune' monsters are little impediment to a prepared Wizard. On the one hand, it's fun because it means you're never sitting there unable to do anything. On the other hand, it can be challenging to balance, because under the standard rules, the only thing that can challenge a full caster is another full caster, or just straight out DM fiat.

2-3 hours if you have a Ring of Sustenance, 5 hours with Group Trance. And you often don't even need to chance your spells. There are spells which are good in a wide variety of situations, and you can get some spontaneous casting ability too.

I kinda hope not. When a piece of music is strongly associated with a certain character, it'll feel weird when it's used for someone else.

(Also, I think they're based on music from the show itself, which means they might be forced to discard it anyway?)

edited 19th Mar '13 6:33:33 PM by KylerThatch

@Story: Yeah, there's a reason why the game is described as having a difficulty curve like a brick wall. I found it got easier, or at least more tolerable, once you got Lil' Oleander out of your way. Sure as heck wasn't easy, but at least it felt more fair.

edited 19th Mar '13 6:37:28 PM by kegisak

4E went too far the other direction, and balanced everything by basically making all classes the same. The classes mostly play like To B now, it's just the fluff that differs.

Nope the music is original compositions, and well within the realm of fair use. There's a reason they left the music up.

Re: Wizards: while I haven't got a chance to play my Wizard yet, I picked first level spells that would have the widest range of utility(Shield, comprehend languages and grease). My figuring is if you're gonna be a support class, you'd better be prepared for anything.