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I realized my comparison between Deathclaws and Nightstalkers/ Cazadors was a bit off since yes, the latter two do look like what they're suppose to while typing it, but they still fit due to being science gone mad.
Could always say the on in 3 and NV was a different batch or a side branch of the ones that came before.
Could always say the on in 3 and NV was a different batch or a side branch of the ones that came before.
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Mobius04 wrote:Finally caught up with the story again. This chapter has to be one of my
favorites for the character development and Blackjack getting a
breather.
By the way, this is Fuzzy Porcupine Paws from the previous comment threads on EQD.
Welcome back, Fuzzy!
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How did I not know my hero had a tumblr before now?!?! *follows and begins reading every. single. post.*RandomBlank wrote:
Anyway, Hellhounds are vastly superior.
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Any future PH clopfic now has to include that line.SilentCarto wrote:Oh, wow. That's an angle I hadn't considered before. Now I have the mental image of BJ giving Glory a careful hug and telling her, "You're not a bad pony, so you don't have to be that way..."Mobius04 wrote:On a personal level BJ associates monogamy with the destructive relationship between the Overmare and P-21. In her mind a strictly monogamous person carries all the pain and toxicity as the Overmare repeatedly raping her friend.
@Kattlarv
I think you're reading waaaay into this. The sex that was actually described wasn't Blackjack actually trying to satisfy herself. Blackjack specifically doesn't do anything because she's trying to keep herself from killing Stygius. After she successfully avoided murder, there's a convenient timeskip where you can imagine Blackjack doing whatever. As for Stygius, he was basically joking about getting sex at first and was not prepared at all.
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Yarr, thar be dangerous waters ye be sailing. Beware the HEADCANNONS!
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RandomBlank wrote:Anyway, Hellhounds are vastly superior.
I have got to read more of that. Ask RedEye is awesome and you are awesome for writing it.
Personally, though, I prefer Sand Dogs. ...I don't have a fancy link for that. Have sand dogs shown up in any recursive fan work yet? I've been thinking of a sand dog's story myself, and I wonder what impression they left on other people.
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Meleagridis wrote:RandomBlank wrote:Anyway, Hellhounds are vastly superior.
I have got to read more of that. Ask RedEye is awesome and you are awesome for writing it.
Personally, though, I prefer Sand Dogs. ...I don't have a fancy link for that. Have sand dogs shown up in any recursive fan work yet? I've been thinking of a sand dog's story myself, and I wonder what impression they left on other people.
Sand dogs are nice. I just recently got to their first bit in my re-read, and I like them. Also, Thrush and Blackjack with bottles on their horns are hilarious.
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Nightmare Moon wrote:How did I not know my hero had a tumblr before now?!?! *follows and begins reading every. single. post.*RandomBlank wrote:
Anyway, Hellhounds are vastly superior.
Heh, you'll have some reading :) I've been productive :)
I consider it more of a spinoff... a prequel in form of bunch of random short stories and trivia bound together by a retrospective sequel storyline :) Yeah, a bunch of my headcanon, but I try to be non-conflicting with the others.Derpmind wrote:
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I have got to read more of that. Ask RedEye is awesome and you are awesome for writing it.
Thanks!
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And for Styg, if you go back and read over the discussion about him, you will find several flaws and errors with that statement. Not entierly sure the exact meaning of the words, but I'd put him as more or less a "selfish douche, with a bit of class". Or "white knight" works too. Since yes, he did respect her boundaries, to a borderline extent. He still just (to what I could make out of it) wanted to use her to get off himself with. She was in a emotionally weak state, and he used that.
while the first part of that is your opinion and I can respect it even though i think of him in an entirely opposite way, but the whole 'diabolical sex fiend' part makes me laugh. I mean no offense its just that how i view the character he is like a billion times more innocent than that. He seems more like an 'Over excited young adult living up to the knightly image of his forefathers'. I mean, it says he is pretty much a virgin, when BJ kissed him(not when he pecked her at the bath) he practically melted in her hooves and when she finally offered sex(though i will admit i wasn't expecting it so soon) he was completely caught off guard. Then while they were doing the dirty disco he pumped like 4 times before he creamed his saddle. he's about as much a sexual deviant who had been planing to get in her barding as much as I am a turkey. He may have fantasized(considering he spent half the time while he was with her staring at her ass) but i seriously doubt he had figured out an entire scheme that would get those results.
On a different note, I'm debating changing my battletag to 'Stygilicious'
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Hmm... Has it ever been mentioned what happened to area's outside of Equestria, like Prance?
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I think Prance is a club or something in PH - "Fancee" is the place, looks like. “Oooh! Or there’s a Fancee restaurant down by the river!”ScytoHarmony wrote:Hmm... Has it ever been mentioned what happened to area's outside of Equestria, like Prance?
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Heroes technically takes place outside Equestria, and it's pretty much the same. But I'd think it's likely the same in the Zebra nation. Mutually Assured Destruction and all that.ScytoHarmony wrote:Hmm... Has it ever been mentioned what happened to area's outside of Equestria, like Prance?
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Roam probably can't be spoken for until Fallout gives us some more detail on life in China. Probably not likely?
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If this single encounter represented Blackjack's attitude toward and habits regarding sex under normal conditions, you'd be right. But it's not. She didn't really care about "finishing" herself and considered it a nice bonus because she wasn't in it for the pleasure this time, she was trying to prove to herself that she could go through the act without her trauma taking over and killing the stallion. She counted the rounds from his perspective instead of her own because that was the number of times she managed to go through with it, even if she didn't get off herself.Kattlarv wrote:
But under ordinary conditions? She hated P-21 in their first meeting at the Overmare's birthday party because she couldn't get off; he kept crying the whole time and it was a major turn-off. Even with Glory, we get a lot of information about how Glory made BJ feel, and virtually nothing about the reverse. Just as you say, she was raised in a culture where sex was all about the mare having fun and the partner didn't matter, and it shows.
Probably in side stories, but we've heard about as much about other nations in the main tales as we heard about Europe in the Fallout games.ScytoHarmony wrote:Hmm... Has it ever been mentioned what happened to area's outside of Equestria, like Prance?
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First, I believe France (or Prance, or Fancee) is part of Equestria.ScytoHarmony wrote:Hmm... Has it ever been mentioned what happened to area's outside of Equestria, like Prance?
Kkat answered some questions about Zebrica back in the FOE thread. Zebrica hasn't been hampered by two centuries of cloud cover and taint poisoning, so they're in better shape agriculturally speaking. However, their version of Stables were not as efficient as Equestrian ones, generally being along the lines of "outfit a played-out coal mine with food and water supplies". They probably had more survivors in general, but life in the mines makes Stable 99 look like heaven.
The beasties that used to be bad enough to force zebras to develop combat robots have now had 200 years to spread and mutate. It's like Monster Island out there. Where Equestrian survivors are driven to spread thinly in order to locate enough resources to survive, Zebrican survivors are driven to cluster for mutual defense. You're likely to see something more like a fortress-city surrounded by farmland in the middle of the wastes rather than small villages relying on trade and subsistence farming. Zebras will have a harder time scavenging, though, since it's a good day if you only see deathclaws. Expect their general tech level to be significantly lower.
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…Isn't that enough to actually cause burns just by exposure to the air?RandomBlank wrote:Have you ever entered a closed corrugated sheet metal garage on a sunny day? The temperatures easily reach 80C.
Aye, I understand what you mean and think that you do have something of a point. I believe, though, that the chapter's current form is acceptable, which is good since I don't think that the others would be amenable to instituting changes here anyway. As you say at the end of your first paragraph, it can mostly make sense, and I think that the break with 99 culture can be explained as simply being a break with 99 culture; a lack of concern for the male is one of the negative aspects that Blackjack has been trying to get away from. There's also the fact that she knows that he's a virgin and therefore not as capable as a more experienced pony would be.Kattlarv wrote:@O. Hinds: (BJ) Right, being less tired now, and might be able to explain it better. Part here…
As for your second point… Sorry, that I don't really see. As far as I can tell, both of them are, based on the information at hand, happily getting what they want out of the deal.
Speaking of headcanon…Nightmare Moon wrote:Heroes technically takes place outside Equestria, and it's pretty much the same. But I'd think it's likely the same in the Zebra nation. Mutually Assured Destruction and all that.
- "WoT":
- Well, first of all, here's what Kkat had to say on 2011-12-2 on the fate of the Zebra lands:
"I can give you what is hinted at or outright stated in the story: The land of the zebras was home to horrific monsters (to the scale that the Everfree Forest was the most homelike place in Equestria) even before the changes wrought in the wake of the war. The monsters there now are... fierce. Entire lands (peninsulas and small islands) were completely lost in the cataclysm, crumbling back into boiling oceans as the ponies turned the full power of the sun against the zebras. Zebras could not cast spells, but were mistresses of alchemy and enchantments. Zebras also had a level of functional technology that (in most fields) actually surpassed that of Equestria, particularly when it came to enchantment-enhanced or alchemically-enhanced technology. (The ponies had Steel Rangers with rocket launchers... the zebras had megaspell-carrying ICBMs [Hinds: please note that I still disagree with this and maintain that the missiles being ballistic is one of the places where Kkat probably got her own story wrong] powered by alchemical superfuels.) Many of the advances promoted by the Ministry of Wartime Technology were in response to superior zebra technology (such as the anti-machine rifle which was in response to zebra sentinel robots). On that note, as well as monsters, zebra lands are riddled with hostile robots. Yay. The zebra lands were rich in coal and there had been a thriving industry of coal mining with much of the resources being exported to Equestria in the years before the war. Now, the land is reach in very creepy mines and still-burning underground coal fires. The zebras did not have Stable-Tec or Stables. This is one area of technology where the zebras were significantly worse off. They did have Vaults (such as the one under Four Stars), but while these didn't have the thrill of Stable-Tec social experiments, they more than made up for it with inferior design. Oh, and most of them were built into parts of the previously-mentioned coal mines. Before the war, the zebras had a tribal social structure unified under a ruling Caesar. Warriors from all zebra tribes comprised the Caesar's military, the Legion. Martial arts training was common, and most martial art styles were originally developed by the zebras. "Fallen Caesar Style" and "Doombunny Style" to name a couple. Zebras also had a thriving "pharmaceutical" industry. The zebras did not have the same mindset towards drugs, even dangerous and addictive ones, that most ponies did. In fact, there were groups within the Legion who specialized in fighting under the influence of drugs and alchemical enhancements. (The before-mentioned "Doombunny Style" was a modern martial art developed to take advantage of new combat drugs.) Finally, over the course of the past two thousand years, the homeland of the zebras suffered multiple meteoric impacts, including the one multi-meteor cataclysm glimpsed in Littlepip's dream. From this, the zebras developed a religion based around fear of the stars. This was not the only religion to exist in the zebra's homeland, but it was the one held by most of the Caesars, including the one who rose to power at the cusp of the war. In addition to the religious impact, the meteor strikes often had an environmental impact that went beyond the obvious and mundane. Like in Fallout, there are aliens in the universe of Fallout: Equestria. However, the aliens I employ are less "Mars Attacks" and more "The Colour Out of Space"."
Now a brief note on my conception of Zebra culture. I've divided the Zebras into five broad culture groups. The Central group is the oldest and was rather African-tribal-like (Zecora, for example). On the other side of the a great mountain range and desert, we have the Western group, which I imagine to be rather Indian/SE Asian. The Western cultural group was the source for, among other things, the alphabetic writing system of Roaman Zebra (think Devangari); the ideogrammatic system comes from Roam itself. It is also noteworthy for including within its territory the Barberry Coast. Past the mountains to the north of the Central group, located along the southern and eastern shores of the Sea of Equestria, we find the Northern group (think European/Celticish). This group's territory once also extended over the Equestrian peninsula, the resources there making it debatably the most powerful group, but… well, we know how that ended. Along the shores of the Marediterranean we have the creatively-named Marediterranean group (think… well, the Mediterranean cultures). Lastly, we have the Roaman/cosmopolitan group, a fusion of the other four. This group is found in places such as Profectum, Oppidum Promontorium, Alexequia, and, of course, Roam itself.
A bit of my headcanon history:
In the beginning were the scattered tribes of the Central group. These tribes fissioned when they grey large enough, sending out groups of explorers and settlers. Some of these parties founded new Central tribes, but others found new lands and began to develop differently. The Marediterranean group was the first to take shape as the zebras around the sea adapted to a coastal and increasingly maritime lifestyle. The settlers for both the Central and Marediterranean groups who passed the mountains and desert blocking the way to the great western peninsula began to settle there and build cities, going on to found the Western group. Those who found their way to the north discovered the incredible bounty of the Equestrian peninsula (ponies were still on a continent further north still, and the great diamond dog civilization I've been ponder was, if it existed, underground), and the settlers of this area, along with the southern and eastern shores of the Sea of Equestria, gave rise to the Northern group. For millennia, the groups continued to expand without great conflict. This did not last.
Though the Central group still consisted of scattered tribes and the members of the Marediterranean group were on the whole content with their place as traders and fishers, the great civilizations that had grown in the north and west began to cast hostile looks at each other. The north, rich in gems, fertile, and possessing even then an abnormally pleasant climate, grew greedy to also possess the west's large supplies of good timber and metal. At the same time, the west with its larger population, while also greedy for the gems and land of the north, felt also jealousy and fear. Both sides began preparing for invasions of and by the other.
The city of Marediterranean city-state of Roam had for some great time been a meeting place for the various states in that cultural group, and in recent decades it had started becoming a place for members of the Marediterranean and Central groups to meet peacefully and settle disputes. Roam, already relatively wealthy from its own trade, was becoming a diplomatic power, if not a military one, and this power did not like the approaching war. The powers would almost certainly war by sea, something for which they were both relatively ill-equipped, and that would probably result in Marediterranean nations being dragged into the war on both sides to supply ships and crews. Many of the Central tribes would also suffer; trade with between the Northern and Western civilizations was not only quite profitable; it also kept the Marediterranean and Central groups supplied with goods and resources that would otherwise be difficult or impossible to obtain.
Roam brought its diplomatic might to bear, representatives from the north and west were invited to Roam, and an ultimatum was issued. The north and west would remain at peace, settling any disputes diplomatically in the neutral forum Roam provided, or a coalition of most of the Marediterranean nations and several of the Central tribes would side with the defender. The plan worked, agreements were drawn up, and war was averted.
Over the next few centuries, Roam grew increasingly prominent among the Zebra nations. The meeting place of the four great cultures and an increasingly wealthier trade and culture hub, its spoken language became the common language of Zebras (the the written form was as yet unstandardized) and its leader the de facto ruler of the Zebra nations.
This did not sit well with everyone, particularly the still-great nations in the west and north. While the west saw little alternative, though, open war being futile, the north found something that they believed would elevate them to their rightful place.
When the dust settled, the zebras of the Equestrian peninsula were either dead or fled, and the zebras elsewhere were very angry. Many demanded that the other nations together march and sail into the north, taking the land for themselves and destroying the Northern group entirely. The Ceasar of Roam, though, called for peace and aid. He even argued against further direct punishment of the few survivors responsible, saying that the curse they'd brought upon themselves and the societal shunning they would experience would be punishment enough. In the end, the Ceasar and the diplomats on his side were able to prevail, in the process making the surviving Northern zebras some of the most loyal to Roam among the whole of zebrakind.
By the time of the war (quite a significant timeskip), Roam was the de jure as well as the de facto capital of all the Zebra nations, and reforms had altered its government to reflect that.
…What was the question again (sorry, I'm getting hungry)? Ah, right.
Regarding the current state of the Zebra lands, I'd actually say that it's significantly different from that of Equestria due to the differences in how they were ruined and what was there before. Firstly, though Equestria also deployed balefire (possibly most notably in it being the sole strategic armament of the Last Laugh… which is yet another bit of my headcanon and one that I don't think I have time to go into here. Put briefly, it was a megaspell-armed submarine with a mission profile similar to the Typhoon's, but moreso: it was to keep firing at various key Zebra targets for decades after an assault on Equestria, if necessary.), on the whole its megaspells were more varied. Secondly, the biosphere of the Zebra lands was much more resilient than that of Equestria due to being independent. I imagine the Zebra lands to actually be pretty green and alive (often with things that want to kill you, but that's not new). Here and there are radioactive craters, the smoke-belching firey pits of old coal mines, or barren wastes filled with swarms of self-replicating robots, but overall it just looks like various types of unpopulated wilderness. The low-density areas were hit with things that killed the people without damaging the land too much, and the major cities are pretty much just gone.
Sorry I started condensing things so much at the end there, but I've not started breakfast yet and this isn't even half of my headcanon.
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O. Hinds wrote:…Isn't that enough to actually cause burns just by exposure to the air?RandomBlank wrote:Have you ever entered a closed corrugated sheet metal garage on a sunny day? The temperatures easily reach 80C.
Not really, air has poor thermal capacity and even a little sweat will isolate you sufficiently for long enough to move out before discomfort and pain turns into actual injury. The typical sauna temperature is 70-100C, and as soon as you create some draft, the temperature drops rapidly. But staying locked in such a room for hours guarantees death. And entering during a hot day will be definite discomfort. Think car left in the sun.
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your headcanon:
one thing I'm definitely sure of: the missiles Celestia encountered over
the Whitetail Wood had to be Cruise type. The ballistic missiles would
come way from above and there was no way she could encounter them that
far from Canterlot.
My guess... Zebras had both.
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Is it bad that when i was introduced to withermoths in D3 that i had an episode of running into cazadors from NV?
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http://rumandmonkey.com/widgets/toys/namegen/14900/
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ketchup504 wrote:http://rumandmonkey.com/widgets/toys/namegen/14900/
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Is it wrong to enter several war criminals into those things?
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Not if the names come out "Goldenblood"
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I typed out my full name, which is three first names plus my last, and one of them being an epic first name, and I got the Male Earth Pony named Brawny Charger.
I approve.
I approve.
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I typed Goldenblood into the name generator with the evil pony filter and got "Demon Devil."
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jacky2734 wrote:I typed Goldenblood into the name generator with the evil pony filter and got "Demon Devil."
Until more information comes out about him, I approve.
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I typed in Trueblood: Twisted Spectre
Blackjack: Luna Dancer
P-21: Brawny Spirit
Lilpip:Light Darling
Charles Manson Earth Pony: Brave Soldier
Joesph Stalin: Rough Soldier
Fidel Castro: Silver Charger
John Lennon: Charming Stallion
Neil Armstrong: Lightning Twister
Pretty good....
Blackjack: Luna Dancer
P-21: Brawny Spirit
Lilpip:Light Darling
Charles Manson Earth Pony: Brave Soldier
Joesph Stalin: Rough Soldier
Fidel Castro: Silver Charger
John Lennon: Charming Stallion
Neil Armstrong: Lightning Twister
Pretty good....
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I'm in agreement with Hinds that both partners got what they wanted out of the experience. You have interesting interpretations on the intentions of Stygius. I respect your opinions as they are formed from what life has thrown at you. Honestly I can't accurately assess just how much influence BJ's stable would dictate her ethics on relationships. Trying to discern it to the degree you and I are in this discussion would be prone to being subjective and full of headcannon. A good story is half what is on the page and half what you imagine. More so in this case since Blackjack describes herself as "not a smart pony" and would be unlikely to flesh out her psychology in such fine detail.Kattlarv wrote:
The only other insight to add would be the disparity in orgasm count from rounds 1-3. Stygius is a virgin and learning the ropes in how to please a partner. That takes practice. For BJ she's struggling with the anxiety screaming in one ear while trying to enjoy herself. It is really, REALLY difficult to stay aroused and in the mood when trauma is bleeding through every possible second. BJ had a life time of positive sexual experiences to draw from, which will speed up the recovery time. The fact that she could allow herself to be vulnerable enough to orgasm says that the weeks in the psych sim did her a world of good. That anxiety during intimacy never goes away. There is no starting back from square one. With dedication the anxiety from trauma can be worked to a dull whisper. Balckjack's habits of understanding and forgiveness seem to be coming around full circle when it comes to accepting herself.
Holy crap, I love your tumblr. Please keep up the good work.Random Blank wrote:
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Huh. I got "Charming Stallion". Which is really more of a description than a name, though at least it's accurate...ketchup504 wrote:http://rumandmonkey.com/widgets/toys/namegen/14900/
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The surprise over BJ's actions was what took me off guard. Fidelity and faithfulness are ideas I hold very strongly and I felt the impulse that something wasn't right. BJ was very open about her attraction to Stygius and her willingness to persue it. I was wrong of course. It was just my personal feelings making me biased until the non-monogamy of stable 99 was reiterated. I'm not proud that my personal feelings made me negatively biased on BJ's actions, but that is what happened for the first half of the chapter. After that I was able to calm down and better see the story through BJ's eyes.
Going into detail over physical vs. romance worked out in the chapter's favor. The relationships would be complex to say the least. Look at Gin Rummy and her relationships. Regardless of having a close female partner, it would still be culturally mandated that she produce an heir. I don't know how that would have changed the relationship between Gin Rummy and the stallion that sired BJ.
What I'm very interested in seeing is if BJ and Stygius are going to continue to travel together, or if Stygius will be joining the main party in any capacity. Short term, Stygius seems capable in a fight and can further BJ's recovery from trauma. Long term, he adds some much needed levity and a potential sire for BJ's children.
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Re: [GRIMDARK] Fallout Equestria: Project Horizons Discussion
By the way, I note that no one appears to have picked up on this yet. Actually, as far as I know, only Somber himself actually noticed it. I think that it's been long enough, though, so here's something else for you to chew on: what is Stygius's palette?
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Re: [GRIMDARK] Fallout Equestria: Project Horizons Discussion
Isn't it already rather fixed by the lunar guards from Luna Eclipsed?O. Hinds wrote:By the way, I note that no one appears to have picked up on this yet. Actually, as far as I know, only Somber himself actually noticed it. I think that it's been long enough, though, so here's something else for you to chew on: what is Stygius's palette?
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Re: [GRIMDARK] Fallout Equestria: Project Horizons Discussion
Secondary characters have a special place in my heart. So when one I like comes into the story my druthers lie with having them stick around. A cave full of bat ponies would present a fun piece of back story and lore. Seeing a pair of siblings is one thing, but exploring a family unit and entire society would make for an outstanding story.
Now that I think about it, just how much sound can ranger armor block out ? It seems that metal being a better conductor for sound waves would allow Stygius to make ear drum bursting resonance attacks against Steel Rain. A team of bat ponies working in concert could perform more nuanced actions like sonic attacks that shatter the bones of enemy ponies or cause their chest cavities to collapse. Just imagine how much damage a defense force of bat ponies could muster if they engineered resonance tubes in their caves. Wait for an enemy to enter and then blast specific intensities of sound from a safe distance behind cover. There is a certain virtue to the psychological effects of an invading army having to watch their comrades vomit blood and perish from internally ruptured organs.
Civilizations outside of Equestria proper fascinate me. Seeing the highlander village remains on my sight seeing tour of PH, and with any luck we'll have the privilege of seeing Stygius's home. After all, he'll have to return to his family eventually. Be it to reunite with them, or to let them know if he travels with Blackjack.
As for the batpony's palette I'm with SilentCarto. I thought that they naturally had grey coats. If this is different, well it went over my head.
Edit: Found it CH.44, Page 3, Paragraph 8.
Step
by step it… he… emerged. He was a pony like none I’d ever seen before.
His hide was a dark gray and his tail a deep purple; I couldn’t see
his mane under his helmet. To my shock, he had wings… but not wings
like a pegasus. These wings were leathery skin--similar to a
manticore’s--rather than feathered, and his large ears had prominent
tufts at the ends. I’d never seen a monsterpony like this before... and
I’d thought that Brass had been the last one anyway. He wore dark
purple metal armor that appeared almost archaic but also quite intricate
and clearly well-crafted and tended. At least that suggested he wasn’t
a feral monster...
Now that I think about it, just how much sound can ranger armor block out ? It seems that metal being a better conductor for sound waves would allow Stygius to make ear drum bursting resonance attacks against Steel Rain. A team of bat ponies working in concert could perform more nuanced actions like sonic attacks that shatter the bones of enemy ponies or cause their chest cavities to collapse. Just imagine how much damage a defense force of bat ponies could muster if they engineered resonance tubes in their caves. Wait for an enemy to enter and then blast specific intensities of sound from a safe distance behind cover. There is a certain virtue to the psychological effects of an invading army having to watch their comrades vomit blood and perish from internally ruptured organs.
Civilizations outside of Equestria proper fascinate me. Seeing the highlander village remains on my sight seeing tour of PH, and with any luck we'll have the privilege of seeing Stygius's home. After all, he'll have to return to his family eventually. Be it to reunite with them, or to let them know if he travels with Blackjack.
As for the batpony's palette I'm with SilentCarto. I thought that they naturally had grey coats. If this is different, well it went over my head.
Edit: Found it CH.44, Page 3, Paragraph 8.
Step
by step it… he… emerged. He was a pony like none I’d ever seen before.
His hide was a dark gray and his tail a deep purple; I couldn’t see
his mane under his helmet. To my shock, he had wings… but not wings
like a pegasus. These wings were leathery skin--similar to a
manticore’s--rather than feathered, and his large ears had prominent
tufts at the ends. I’d never seen a monsterpony like this before... and
I’d thought that Brass had been the last one anyway. He wore dark
purple metal armor that appeared almost archaic but also quite intricate
and clearly well-crafted and tended. At least that suggested he wasn’t
a feral monster...
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