Golf clubs solve all problems :D

Hey, red

Bioshock was good purely for the interesting twist on mission objectives

The moral choice system is so shallow that it's practically a deconstruction.

If I ever make an RPG, I plan to create a parody of shallow moral choice systems. At certain points in the game, you randomly come across a puppy. You have the option to either pet it, ignore it, or kick it. Your morality depends soley on these choices. You can get various weapons and skills unlocked if your morality is good or evil enough, but this is purely cosmetic as they have the same stats either way. If you're neutral, sucks to be you. And the main character acts like a complete jerk no matter how many puppies you pet.

I loved Bioshock...till the end...Bioshock two...eh, not great.

How is it a deconstruction?

Moral choice systems are usually ass-backwards.

Welp, catching up on Game Of Thrones.

Ah ha ha, seeing Theon get shat on never gets old.

@Pan No, it REALLY doesn't

It does always strike me JUST how different I am when I talk about the show/books though. Especially how I find myself enjoying the various evil actions of the villains (like Joffrey) while all the more normal fans honestly hate him...

edited 30th Apr '12 6:31:35 AM by gingerninja666

Bioshock is pretty neat, mind, it just doesn't hold a candle to System Shock.

Just a though I have, but isn't it somewhat pointless to hate someone for their actions who isn't actually real, when their actions are for your entertainment?

I get disliking evil, but that doesn't mean that you should just hate an evil character all together...

Awesome video is awesome.

@Cookoo My point exactly.

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I'm far too immature at times...

The thing is, Joffery is one of those characters you know is going to croak it eventually. The guy makes more enemies then sponges soaking up water.

I see your point, but it's often the author's intention to make us hate the villain. So the audience is suppossed to hate the villain on some level.

edited 30th Apr '12 6:42:32 AM by PurpleDalek

People hate Tywin too...

I think Tywin is more likeable than Joffrey and Theon and Cersei...

Actually, I might change my avatar if I can get my mitts on a ponified Tywin I love him so much

edited 30th Apr '12 6:46:07 AM by gingerninja666

True, but still doesn't doesn't mean that you should outright hate them on every level. Some people act like the villain should have never existed in the first place, which would not be good for many stories with villains.

Friendship is [bleep]

I'm fairly sure every character in the the history of everything has been ponified at this point.

Rule 86: If it exists, there is pony of it.

My goodness, now I understand what the Niconico Douga guys mean when they say dangerously adorable

There isn't enough HNNNGGH to exemplify what I feel when I see that.

This is so dumb but I can't stop laughing.◊

It looks like Pinkie's face is collapsing in on itself.

So THAT'S where that meme comes from.

edited 30th Apr '12 6:53:58 AM by edvedd

Someone: Hey Mousa, what do you do in your free time?

Mousa: Draw, read, read comics, Write, Dance, Sing, play video games, and watch crime dramadies, cartoons, and sci-fi.

Someone: Do you meet people or go out or... have any form of social life?

Mousa: No... Not really, I spent my day doing this:

Cutie Marks The Spot

Rarity VS Mousa

I'm working a solution with the knowledge I've accrued, they say a kitch-en time saves nine but I'm just saving two. I've gathered the ingredients to make a time sorbet, there's hardly time for seconds while the seconds melt away. Watch as I work my gypsy magic, eye of the newt and cinnamon, watch as the matter turns to batter, open the portal jump in! FROM MEMORY!

You're scaring her!

Angel gets his

raritycatchme

Dear god... HE'S HERE!

Baby cakes

The whoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooole thing