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[Slorch]

This likely sounds like a trite question, but is FO:E really worth the read? The length is rather intimidating.

Yes it is.

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

Surprise~!

[Frenequesta]

This likely sounds like a trite question, but is FO:E really worth the read? The length is rather intimidating.

Yes it is.

The better question is: is it worth reading if you've not a clue about what the Fallout franchise really is?

[Auzkhia]

Goodnight Everypony

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

Goodnight Everypony

This is adorb. Night Auz

Night guys, see you *looks at clock* later on today.

[Ximea]

So majestic.

[Ceffyltir]

But then Dashie mills will be a thing! D:

That's what the RSPCP is for. Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ponies.

I wish to join this society.

Because pone.

Derpibooru celebrates Robin Williams' life.

(Image)

not sure if happy or sad

[Immoren]

not sure if happy or sad

Happy-sad. *nods*

[Aelarus]

Happy-sad. *nods*

The kind of happy-sad that makes you shed a tear of loss and have a slight smile of remembrance at the same time.

[Quidomne]

I only just realized today it was the gem that he was looking at...



Straightforward.

AWWwait.

ALL GLORY TO HYPNOLARSON

[Ceffyltir]

YES

[Slorch]

Yes it is.

The better question is: is it worth reading if you've not a clue about what the Fallout franchise really is?

Yes, everything is pretty well explained even the random loot placement and the clipboards.

[Murbleflip]

Holy shit that's good, though Littlepip's voice might get annoying quickly. Still, the narrators voice is just the funnest narrator's voice I've ever heard.

How is she pressing those buttons?

Does the overmare remind anyone else of Lord Farquard? And so does that guardpony.

How can she see Canterlot from Ponyville? It should be hundreds of miles away.

Wow. I've never really considered reading Fallout:Equestria, but that was good. As was the sound-only it linked to. I may have to actually listen to it.

Though, can someone give me a non-spoiler explanation as to why Luna seems to have replaced Celestia in all the references to the pre-war?

After the deaths of all the foals in a large school, which she blamed herself for, Celestia stepped down and transferred her executive powers to her sister, who ruled Equestria with the Mane Six and that magnificent bastard Goldenblood through the war.

This likely sounds like a trite question, but is FO:E really worth the read? The length is rather intimidating.

I heard of FanFics longer than that. I met a friend who regularly reads 1 million word long Naruto fanfics. FO:E is about 600,000 or so words.

Fo:E Project Horizons, however, is over twice that length and still going.

Wouldn't it be awesome, to replace the ponies in FO:E with their EG counterparts?

...................

.............no...

But we would have the satisfaction of knowing they're all dead! Or at least, allegedly dead.

[Murbleflip]

Yes it is.

The better question is: is it worth reading if you've not a clue about what the Fallout franchise really is?

Yes. I hadn't heard of the Fallout franchise before reading it.

[Ifreann]

That's what the RSPCP is for. Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ponies.

I wish to join this society.

Because pone.

You'll have to ask the princesses. They're the royal ones, after all.

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I only just realized today it was the gem that he was looking at...

Oh Quid, you so silly.

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Twilight Velvet.
Fluttershy and her ducky friends.
She loves b'loon.
Rainbow Dash always dresses in style.
Sunbutt.
OTP.
Pimpin' ain't easy.

[Slorch]

Wow. I've never really considered reading Fallout:Equestria, but that was good. As was the sound-only it linked to. I may have to actually listen to it.

Though, can someone give me a non-spoiler explanation as to why Luna seems to have replaced Celestia in all the references to the pre-war?

After the deaths of all the foals in a large school, which she blamed herself for, Celestia stepped down and transferred her executive powers to her sister, who ruled Equestria with the Mane Six and that magnificent bastard Goldenblood through the war.

I heard of FanFics longer than that. I met a friend who regularly reads 1 million word long Naruto fanfics. FO:E is about 600,000 or so words.

Fo:E Project Horizons, however, is over twice that length and still going.

...................

.............no...

But we would have the satisfaction of knowing they're all dead! Or at least, allegedly dead.

Who is Goldenblood? It also has Celestial send said students to the moon.

[Lysset]

The better question is: is it worth reading if you've not a clue about what the Fallout franchise really is?

Yes. I hadn't heard of the Fallout franchise before reading it.

I actually knew about Fallout well before I became a Brony—I've been a gamer for a long while now. Before 3 and New Vegas, it was Interplay's best-known franchise; not even Descent or FreeSpace could match it in popularity, and Fallout 2 is considered to be one of the best games in the series. And I must say—it's good to see that it's still popular, especially among Bronies.

[Patridam]

So, I've resignment myself to listening to FO:E, and I'm up through chapter six. I am thoroughly enjoying it, with my only real complaint being the fairly trite lesbian ploy of Littlepip, and the lack of elaboration on Vault 24's social experiment. Instilling a sense of superiority of the gender not usually seen as such seems exactly like something Vault-Tec would have done, though it would've had to be women-over-men instead of stallions-over-mares, due to the differences in the Fallout and Equestrian universes.

The better question is: is it worth reading if you've not a clue about what the Fallout franchise really is?

Yes, everything is pretty well explained even the random loot placement and the clipboards.

I have to agree, although I think you'd be missing a little of the magic. I like it a lot so far, if only because it reminds me quite a bit of how I felt when I first played Fallout 3. The incident at Golden Oak Library (which is sort of impossible to reconcile with canon now) brought back a flood of memories of Springvale School.

[Murbleflip]

After the deaths of all the foals in a large school, which she blamed herself for, Celestia stepped down and transferred her executive powers to her sister, who ruled Equestria with the Mane Six and that magnificent bastard Goldenblood through the war.


Fo:E Project Horizons, however, is over twice that length and still going.

But we would have the satisfaction of knowing they're all dead! Or at least, allegedly dead.

Who is Goldenblood? It also has Celestial send said students to the moon.

Goldenblood is Prince Blueblood's bastard son, introduced in Project Horizons as the head of the Office of Inter-Ministry affairs.
And no, it doesn't. It has her sending them to a place with a name affiliated with the moon which I can't quite remember, not the moon.

[Patridam]

Well, I have now completed my Pony + Car series, with the final artwork:

Twilight & Her Mercedes

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And the rest of them for anyone who missed, or would like to see again:

Dash & Her Mustang
Pinkie & Her Gremlin
Fluttershy & Her Beetle
Rarity & Her Riviera
Applejack & Her Jeep
Luna & Her Mark III
Celestia & Her Eldorado

[Auzkhia]

Pimpin' ain't easy.

His name is A Pimp named Big Mac.

Well, I have now completed my Pony + Car series, with the final artwork:

Twilight & Her Mercedes

I guess she's concerned about fuel costs with her diesel car. But, I like the Old Benz.

[Patridam]

This likely sounds like a trite question, but is FO:E really worth the read? The length is rather intimidating.

I heard of FanFics longer than that. I met a friend who regularly reads 1 million word long Naruto fanfics. FO:E is about 600,000 or so words.

Okay, but FO:E is still longer than War & Peace. By about the length of romance novel, 625,000 vs. 560,000.

[Auzkhia]

I heard of FanFics longer than that. I met a friend who regularly reads 1 million word long Naruto fanfics. FO:E is about 600,000 or so words.

Okay, but FO:E is still longer than War & Peace. By about the length of romance novel, 625,000 vs. 560,000.

Yes, it's long. But, I normally don't read fanfics anyway.

[Aelarus]

Okay, but FO:E is still longer than War & Peace. By about the length of romance novel, 625,000 vs. 560,000.

Wow, FO:E got that long? Damn. Damn.

[Auzkhia]

#Aelbait