Heya Apple :D

Okay guys, who do we gotta bribe to get a pony Tactics game invented?

@edvedd

lol, you just noticed it? :P

@Kyler: I dunno, lol. Maybe if we could find the guys who did X-Com and make them join the Herd...

If the fanbase is anything to go by, just speak your wish out loud in a public forum that a lot of bronies frequent. It should appear within 2 hours.

@sixth: Maybe I did, but I forgot about it.

edited 10th Jul '12 6:05:57 AM by edvedd

Hello Ace.

Snow-Lyra

I don't think there's a rule anywhere that forbids Him from joining the Herd, right?

Rematch: Gilda vs Fluttershy (After Iron Will)

OUR own Friendship Express :D

edited 10th Jul '12 6:20:11 AM by AceOfScarabs

Oh yeah, Jesus thinks that ponies are totes adorbs. I hear he and Celestia get together for tea every now and again.

edited 10th Jul '12 6:19:49 AM by edvedd

That reminds me of silly little scenario I thought of a while back, in which Narnia and Equestria were neighbors, and Celestia and Aslan hung out and talked a lot.

And maybe occasionally they take a crack at ruling each other's constituency.

I remember this one from Ponibooru

Great now I can't get the idea of Cranky meeting Puzzle out of my head.

Also at Pinkie and Kenshiro

edited 10th Jul '12 6:32:38 AM by JapaneseTeeth

That's it Fluttershy!

Revenge! .

I've always wondered, does Equestria even have telephones?

Well, I'm done with my watch-through of the series, I watched the Canterlot Wedding 2-parter yesterday. Some people said that they could tell that Shining Armor and Cadance were obvious toy-selling characters, but I don't really think about that when I watch the finale episodes. In fact, the only time I think about it is if someone else mentions it on something like this forum. Probably because even if they were just created for more merchandise, they were made into characters who can stand on their own in my opinion, especially because they both have emotional connections to Twilight and struggles of their own in the story that don't involve stuff in playsets. I don't even think the "wedding castle" thing that is sold with their toys even appears in the story, they just get married in the usual Canterlot Castle from the show. Although given her popularity with the bronies, I bet a doll of Chrysalis would be pretty popular with the bronies too.

edited 10th Jul '12 6:35:49 AM by Rainbow

Good question. I don't think so. That's got to make long-distance communication a bitch if you don't have a dragon.

edited 10th Jul '12 6:37:32 AM by edvedd

If Equestria did have phones, I would imagine that something with a speaker phone set up with buttons would be easiest since then they wouldn't need to hold a receiver in their hooves.

Pinkie Pie did make a tin can telephone in Party of One, at least.

edited 10th Jul '12 6:38:36 AM by Rainbow

Nah, they have telegrams and Spike has dragonfire faxes, but live communications, not so much. Maybe they have some kind of Unicorn fax/IM spell.

Actually, telepathy. Why don't any unicorns seem to have telepathy?

I just was thinking that the situation with Twilight and Shining Armor is probably one that would have more emotional impact for the older fans rather than the kids, since older fans might have the experience of growing apart from family members after leaving for college (Twilight's situation) or a new job (Shining Armor). Although the kids might also identify with it if they have had older siblings who left for college or a job or the military, too.

edited 10th Jul '12 6:42:18 AM by Rainbow

@Ed: Some forms of magic aren't optimised for telepathy. Perhaps interference from a magic-rich environment makes telepathy impractical.

Either that or it's just too complex to be practical.

Morning everyone.

Heya Sky :D

@JT: There might also be an aversion to telepathy due to privacy customs.

Maybe it's like Psychic Facebook. You can block some people and add others to your network.