That was probably the weakest episode in the series, IMO.
It effectively flanderised Rainbow Dash into a completely unlikeable *****, exagerrating her arrogance to the point where it endangers the lives of others.
The moment I’m gone you start discussing the would-be chest sizes of a bunch of my little ponies, then onto the likely hook ups between them?
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You guys are always horsing around but this takes it to that extra special level usually reserved for... oh wait, nevermind
Well that particular part utilises a very different kind of skill/intelligence to what I was talking about warcraft does. At the moment Warcraft has little variance per class and spec to setting up talents/enchants/gems/glyphs. However there is still a Lot for ones skill or lack of to decide. This being my point, a lot more. I understand your point of view but I don’t perceive skill in the same way. Determining what can work with what is a question of experience or mathematics, there’s no raw instinctiveness that can be brought out to the same effect. The same is said for Warcraft set up which requires as much fore-planning, for arena’s and raids. It’s true that you have access to all your skills of your chosen specialization at any time but building a group is just as important and sometimes complicated to gain absolute benefits as it is in GW. This being the exact moment I feel warcraft pulls ahead. It maintains all of the fore thought as GW. You need to plan both classes and specs well, plan rotations of Crowd Controls, interrupts, dispels if there’s more than one person who can, plans the moments of your bursts,. When the defensive CD must be used, how you have to alter your plan after which so you’re safe etc it can take hours to cover everything if you’re in the theory. All in all those arena battles seem infinitely more intense than those I felt I had in GW. Raids… well GW didn’t have raids when I was playing so I can’t really, well yeah. I suppose it’s really down to what gets you pumped more. The games despite being the same genre are very different. We could discuss the differences of them until the guys in this forum Get a god-damned life! *ahem*
But in the end it’s like trying to argue which colour is the best, or which flavour ice cream is the best (it’s cookie dough, in case there was ANY doubt, heh). I’m a sad act (actually this most recent pony debate may have thrown that into question) I hear it every day for like warcraft, but it’s my favourite flavour, I wouldn’t ask for any other.
Wait maybe I got that last part mixed up… eh, details
Trust me when i say you don't want to have your hair in the same style as a famous fiction character like that. It's soo not worth it >_>
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Technically, the developers and publisher don't classify GW as an MMO. It's a CORPG. So they're really not the same genre
I just prefer GW's style because not only do I not ever have to interact with another person if I don't want to (and in games...I don't want to deal with other people), and I find the gameplay style to require far more in terms of tactics and skill, because you are limited in not only the skills you can bring, but how many people you can bring (two elite areas require 12, otherwise max level areas limit at 8), so if you make a mistake it's not only pretty much immediately noticeable but you have to abandon what you're doing to fix it.
Also, I've had my hair done like a fictional character before (when I was younger I bleached my bangs so I had the red hair with white bangs thing going on like Rogue, and over the summer I dyed my hair rainbow). And I cosplay, so I've styled my hair like various characters many a time. Not a big deal at all. GK wouldn't have suggested it if it wasn't something I would never have considered doing
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Hi. Woman here. We talk about our breast sizes too, you know
1. We were talking about the characters' hypothetical breast sizes were they human.
2. Peach was in on it too.
Peach has a history of doing precisely that, and enjoys it. As she said, I wouldn't have suggested it if I didn't think she wouldn't think of it herself.
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And at any rate, I wouldn't really call Twilight Sparkle a really famous fictional character anyway. She's a character from a cartoon aimed at little girls. Most people aren't going to know who she is.
My main issue with doing that (because her hair is my favorite colors) is that bleaching all of my hair is a pain in the ass and I'm not willing to do that again anytime soon, since I just did that over the summer. I dye my hair multicolored pretty frequently, but I also try and space out when I bleach certain areas so that I don't fry it.
When I was in high school and I had really long hair (like...I could sit on it), I would regularly style my hair up like Lady Une from Gundam Wing and Sailormoon. I already mentioned when I had my hair like Rogue. The first time I cut my hair short in middle school it was because I thought Scully was the greatest character ever and wanted her hairstyle. That's just the tip of the iceberg
CORPG? wow, that's not something I've heard in a long while.
As I said, it all comes down to preference. It's interesting to me how games like these can be quite similar all in all, yet really, so very different.
Well... yeah but that's a little bit different. I mean... I think... right?
I know what you were talking about, I'm just really not sure why. I suppose it came off more intense than I meant it, I just really don't get this particular topic. It's more random than I'm used to D=
Yeah but she was drawn into it because you got into it. Besides I agree with her, you probably put Twilight at the top if Peach is like her. Very probable *nods*
Eh I had my hair the same for a decent which was not dissimilar to a character who later came about and is quite well known. Never again for me. Peach, I salute you
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