Re: [Official!] Project Horizons Comment Crew Chat thread.

[Ironmonger]

I think he might be trolling us.

I'm not sure... That's a hard nut to crack.

We might have to try SCIENCE! on it !!

Spoiler:

This makes me think that there should be a chainsword mod for a Fallout game.

Ideas. They are forming...

>Crazed laughter

[CamoBadger]

This, except with Val and that image.

Fun fact:
"Taking an arrow to the knee" is an old Nordic saying for getting married.

[Ironmonger]

This, except with Val and that image.

Fun fact:
"Taking an arrow to the knee" is an old Nordic saying for getting married.

"I used to be an adventurer like you, but then I got married..."

"...I can't do anything anymore."
>Gets drunk

[Harmony Ltd.]

Well then, this neatly explain context why he would give that as an excuse for not continuing being an adventurer.

[Ketchup]

Fun fact:
"Taking an arrow to the knee" is an old Nordic saying for getting married.

Now everyone should feel bad for all those nameless town guards you murdered over a bounty of ten gold.

[Ironmonger]

Fun fact:
"Taking an arrow to the knee" is an old Nordic saying for getting married.

Now everyone should feel bad for all those nameless town guards you murdered over a bounty of ten gold.

Should.

[Harmony Ltd.]

Blackjack, Blackjack... Pissing off the Harbingers and Dawn and Cognitum is one thing... But you really shouldn't have pissed the Eater.

[Frost]

This is the third time, Val. For fuck's sake.

And now we know that he was posting it as a premonition for how many people would get angry about his multi-posting.


Ingenious bastard.

I ain't even mad. I just use "fuck" like some people use exclamation points. Or commas. I'm not the most normal teenager in the world, but I get to have some stereotypes working for me

[Frost]

Repent

[Harmony Ltd.]

This is how I imagine Frost sounding like

[Ironmonger]

Frost actually has a somewhat high pitched and quiet voice, which is creepy considering who he is, and therefore awesome.

[Harmony Ltd.]

I was more thinking about what is being said, and the context in which it's being said :


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LwQDF-iBN0

[Harmony Ltd.]

Gentlemen, I have only one thing to say :


Frostershy


That is all.

[Frost]

Gentlemen, I have only one thing to say :


Frostershy


That is all.

This ends in blood

[Admiral Stoic Rum]

ladies and gentlemen, my friend who has been struggling with leukemia for the last year and a half has finally passed away.

[Ironmonger]

The pony I resemble the most in some form would have to be Snowflake if he were a bookworm.

@Admiral

I'd give you a hug, but you're too far away.

[Frost]

Sorry to hear that, Rum

[Admiral Stoic Rum]

This may seem crass, but he went out with a manly beard.

[Ironmonger]

That's a good way to make a tragedy a little less bad, Admiral. Glad to see your sense of humor is still about.
>pat on the back

[Valikdu]

[Admiral Stoic Rum]

aww bad feels, the man is french...

[RoboRed]

@Rum: Sorry to hear about your friend, dude.

@Swicked: My head is full of d'aww.

[Ironmonger]

>Headdesk

Anyone got some suggestions on how to deal with writer's block? I've yet to accomplish much of what I've set out to do, and it's making me feel like both a failure and a complete moron.

[Guest]

Best advice I've ever gotten for writers block is to just keep writing. Even if it doesn't make sense you just write something and while you are doing that your ideas Will come back to you.
Or at least that's what one of my English professors told me.

[Kippershy]

Brute forcing writers block is annoying, but it works. I can vouch for it.

[Ironmonger]

Thanks. Now that I think about it, the brute force does help, albeit in a tedious way. I get sparks of insight while I'm role-playing, but not really enough to do what I need to for my main story. Still, I'll pull through or else I have no business writing.

[Kippershy]

Yeah, it's far from easy to brute force stuff. Hence the term, brute forcing.
But it works if you can crack it.

[Harmony Ltd.]

>Headdesk

Anyone got some suggestions on how to deal with writer's block? I've yet to accomplish much of what I've set out to do, and it's making me feel like both a failure and a complete moron.

You know these tons of ideas I share with you ? I just ask myself a random question about the setting, and try to find a somewhat logical answer to it which would fit in with the themes of said setting.

Basically, I just ask myself things like : "How would it be possible for the NCR to have rebuilt so much in only thirty years given it had to fight a war AND unite a completely divided wasteland ?" or "What if the new equestrian Industrial Revolution was based on magic ?", and try to go from there.

Though that's not really writing and more setting up the scene to later ease the exercise of writing itself. But the method itself of asking yourself questions and trying to answer them can be a good one to get yourself out of a block, I'd think. At least as long as you don't loose yourself in your reflexion and get all squirrel'd from your own writing.

[Valikdu]

Plotholes exist in order to produce hats.

[Ironmonger]

@Harmony

That's actually very helpful, thank you. With what you guys have advised me, this writing should be a lot less of a pain in the ass.

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