Arix

Can't go far wrong with Zelda and Mario. On a less traditional note, Sly Cooper (the fourth game almost makes me want to get a PS3 for it), King's Quest (can't wait for the upcoming revival), and Monkey Island.

The fact that it's not airing in Australia yet

*Australian brohoof*

If it's any consolation, the toys are out.

I've just realised exactly what I need to see in season 2.

In the Luna episode... We need a musical number. We need Luna & Celestia singing a duet. We need it.

I...just...YES.

Depends if you go by canon or fanon.

Pah, curse you summer-type people. I'm cold.

I agree that Derpy is far better off as a non-speaking background character. I reckon scenes like the one where she dropped a bunch of stuff on Twilight in Feling Pinkie Keen should be the extent of the focus that goes on her.

I like to think of Derpy as intelligent, but eccentric, and a frequent user of insane troll logic.

I'I'd like a little more recognition of the brony community (and am kind of expecting it, honestly), but not too much. Just a few subtle winks here and there, like another short Derpy scene, or Doctor Whoof showing up as an actual doctor.

I personally prefer Gilda. Gilda's the character that I love to hate (though I will say it kind of irks me how "generic bully" she was, though that just makes me want to see more of her so that the character can be expanded upon), whereas Trixie was just...well, like I said, annoying.

I know Lauren's original idea of a massive overarching story was veto'd, but it's still possible we'll get a couple two parters.

That's easy enough. Best to start with an intro pack, which comes with a ready-built 60 card deck plus a booster pack. Or you can go for one of the Duel Decks, which come with two ready-built 60 card decks designed specifically to go against each other.

I've been at it for 11 years now, so...it might take a while.

If you have a game/hobby shop near you, you might check it out. Ask around, see if you can find anyone.

Yup, first TCG ever. About 3 years before Pokemon.

The new Core Set is about to be released. They release a new Core Set every year, designed specifically to help new players into the game, so it's a good time to get into it. I myself am a certified judge (basically means I go to tournaments, make sure everything runs smoothly, and answer any rules questions that come up), so if you're interested in learning more, I'm more than happy to help out.

It is a collectible card game in which the players represent powerful beings called planeswalkers, who do battle by summoning magical creatures and casting powerful spells. Your deck represents your spellbook or library of spells which you can cast in a game.

Why should you play it? Because it's awesome. It's the world's very first TCG, having started in 1993 and still going on strong to this day.

Yeah, it's a lot. what can I say, I love building decks. And that's not even counting my EDH decks. I need more sleeves.

NECROMANCY. Because a thread like this must live again and I saw nothing about necromancy in the rules.

I currently have some 35 decks built up, though only about ten I use with any regularity.

Yeah, I tend to be a button-masher.

My best gaming genres are platformers and adventures. One of my proudest gaming achievements (though I didn't realise it way back then) is having completed King's Quest V without use of a guide or walkthru.

That's the game where one of the puzzle solutions was to throw a custard pie at a yeti.

You know...arcs. That last multiple episodes. Like the first two episodes of the first season.

What do you mean, turn that view around? Sometimes I feel like I'm the only brony out there who doesn't love Trixie.

Probably just got rusty. I sorta dropped fighting games many many years ago. To this day, the only fighter I really like and play often is Smash Bros (Melee being the best, of course).

Ooh! Ooh! And multiple-episode arcs.

I'd be willing to give her a second chance, sure. I'm just saying that I don't like her based on what we currently have to go by.

Turning things away from danger and deadliness and back towards "interesting", quite a few years ago I was on a game show (one of those school affairs where you win stuff for your school). The host was...an angry man when the cameras were off.

My team won though, so yay for us.

That must have been fun. And totally not dangerous.

It was fun, but man, I wish A*Mazing was still on when I was at school. That show would've been awesome.

I suck at fighting games. Except for Smash Bros when playing Fox. Which is depressing, because I used to own face at fightnig games of all descriptions.