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TheInvisiblePony

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About TheInvisiblePony

  • Birthday 10/12/1996

RP Characters

  • Character 4
    Silver Lining
  • Character 3
    Hugo
  • Character 2
    Enos Gray
  • Main Character
    Fantasy Trope

Profile Information

  • Interests
    I like lots of things. I just have trouble remembering them when asked, such as when asked to fill out a section on my interests. This can be slightly irritating, but it comes hand in hand with being slightly scatter-brained. Which I am.

    I think.
  • Location
    Lying in wait
  • Gender
    Colt

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  1. How have I missed this thread for so long? Oh, and aubergineaubergineaubergineaubergineaubergineaubergine EDIT: Gah! defeated thus far. Challenge accepted.
  2. I'm fairly certain I've developed a historical fascination with a mister Howard Hughes.

  3. "I'm not a paranoid deranged millionaire. I'm a god****ed billionaire!" -Howard Hughes "Geeks stay up all night disassembling the world so that they can put it together with new features. They tinker and fix things that aren't broken. Geeks abandon the world around them because they're too busy soldering together a new one. They obsess, and in many cases, they suffer." -Matthew Inman
  4. Welcome to Canterlot, may I take your order? In all seriousness, make yourself at home. Well, not literally. I don't think the internet can fit a person. I'm bad at seriousness, aren't I? I suppose I'll be seeing you 'round the site, then. Enjoy your stay!
  5. That's the way we wash our hands Falalalala Lalalala

    1. MyLittlePonyTales
    2. TheInvisiblePony

      TheInvisiblePony

      ...Does it have to be something?

  6. That is... pretty much the most adorable thing I've seen in a good long while. That was touching.
  7. "For all the points on a compass, there is but one direction; time, its measure." -Rosencrantz
  8. "All you need to good things in life is to throw your arms up and run screaming in one direction. You'll either figure things out, kind of, or you'll crash and burn in a horrible twisted wreckage. But the important thing is just to not think about the horrible wreckage part" -Fimflamfilosophy
  9. Just beat New Vegas. Now, we move on... to... I have no idea what to play next. huh.

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    2. TheInvisiblePony

      TheInvisiblePony

      I can't say I have played the jak/ratchet series. Maybe that'll be next. Oh, and sadly I don't have a 3ds, but Bioshock does look promising.

    3. tacobob

      tacobob

      Also want to try out the new Tomb Raider game, but I heard that one is just LOADED with quicktime events. And I hate seeing "PRESS A TO LIVE" scenes in my games. D:

    4. TheInvisiblePony

      TheInvisiblePony

      Yeah, kinda ruins the cinematic-ness of a scene, and the gameplay of the game scenes.

  10. Oh goodie, there is a thread for this! I must say, I've been looking forward to this particular project for a good while now. I've seen a good deal of former animations done by some of the people involved, so I must say I have high hopes for this. Certainly replicates the anticipation I usually have for the episodes, anyways.
  11. As far as ponies go, Enos Grey wasn't a terribly extroverted pony. He was never one to leave the comfort of his home, especially when he was working on his spells, sonic magic being something of lifelong project of his. However, absent-minded and work-focused as he was, he - like all ponies - took pleasure in social activity. Rather than go out and talk to ponies though, Enos was always content to walk down a street and just listen. Not to anypony in particular, but rather to everypony as a whole. It was not much more than a small pleasure, but a small pleasure can be enough to draw a pony out to the streets for a day. On this particular day, Enos was roaming the street, but he was having a bit of trouble taking his mind of his latest spell. Ever so slightly annoyed he wasn't able to focus on the crowds drone, he closed his eyes and tried to pay attention to the sounds. A sound plan, if he had found place to sit, or even a corner to stand off in, but instead he had continued walking. So, of course, he ended up bumping into another pony on the street. Stumbling back a bit, he opened his eyes in surprise as it appeared he had bumped into a stallion wearing... a cloak? Yup. A cloak. A colourfully spotted one at that. Enos tilted his head slightly, as he started wondering why a pony would be wearing that. Canterlot was notorious for its fashion, something that Enos never quite followed. It was entirely possible that this fellow was simple on his way to a fashion show. Yes, that certainly made sense to the unicorn, although he did find the outfit a tad... garish. That couldn't possible be something some of the more stuffy ponies might wear, though he had to admit, he had seen worse. Lost in thought, Enos didn't quite figure out that it was a bit rude to stare directly at a pony for more than a few seconds, especially after bumping into them.
  12. Anybody exited about the Double Rainboom Project?

    1. TheInvisiblePony

      TheInvisiblePony

      link here for the interested
    2. tacobob

      tacobob

      I'm looking forward to it..

  13. Okay, so I did a little research on the subject, in particular the amniomorphic spell Starswirl was credited with in Nightmare Night. From what I can gather, its a subtle pun because amnio is prefix that pertains with bowls, and morphic is essential shaping. So, Starswirl is a bearded pony who shapes bowls... or in other words... a hairy potter. With this information, throwaway joke as it is, I wonder if the old bearded guy was just going through a mid-life crisis. I mean, he was unsure of his destiny, so he tried to emulate his desired goal with magic, didn't quite get any satisfaction, tried time travel, then the destiny spell. Or something like that.
  14. Okay, so I've mulled the subject around a bit, and I think I've stumbled on a little gem about Starswirl. We know in the S3 finale his attempted magnum opus was a spell to change a ponies destiny. We also know he's worked presumable a great deal on time travel magic, or at least enough to create the spell that Twilight uses for time travel. I wonder though, time travel is easily the most thought of attempt to fictionally change events. You want something to work differently, you go back and change it. Simple. However, in Equestria, time travel seems to close itself off in loops, often in humorous ways that cap off punchlines to an episode. At least, that's what we know based off the episode's information. So, I think that Starswirl's last spell was not his first attempt to change another pony's destiny. I think that he tried time travel first (possibly not even first, given the sheer amount of spells he has in his wing), and failing that, he tried a more direct hooves-on approach, but ultimately failed in his goal. Just a musing really.
  15. So, I've been spending a good portion of my time playing through Fallout: New Vegas, and I realized I haven't posted in my blog for a while. Putting two and two together, I figure I'd just talk about my experiences with the game for a post. The main thing I've learned playing this game is that I am horrid when it comes to playing an evil character. I guess when you play a RPG, a certain amount of character shines through, and mine is just playing with a conscience. Thing is, I often substitute with the in-game karma system with my own sense of morality, because quite frankly the in-game karma system sucks. For example, on my first playthrough I went with Mr. House, because I truly think he's the best option (For those of you who haven't played the game, Mr. House wants to take power through essentially military prowess, but his interests are decidedly set on scientific progress rather than dictatorship). Unlike the other groups, he just seems to have a plan, but the game seems to disagree with me, because I find myself taking an in-game neutral standpoint quite often. A strange conundrum. I also talk about Fallout with one of my friends often as well, and I find myself bothered by his playstyle. Unlike my carefully planned moral decisions that I actually spend time thinking about seriously, the aformentioned friend almost goes out of his way to kill EVERYTHING unless an individual is both likable and consistently helpful. There's nothing wrong with this play style, except that he plays more like a force of nature rather than a moral standpoint. It makes it a bit frustrating trying to hold discussions with him only to find he's a power gamer and I'm a role player. Actually that's probably the root of the problem right there. I just hope this gent is willing to drop the murder-hobo approach once the DnD campaign picks up. Oh, and the thing I miss the most from Fallout 3 is the Brotherhood of Steel (east-coast represent!) and three-dog. It was nice having a moral bastion that wasn't pretentious like the very hippy like Followers, and having Three-dog narrate everything was just kind of a nice touch.
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