[GRIMDARK] Fallout Equestria: Project Horizons Discussion

careful, ahm' not i mah righ' mind...

as i said, i'm a little muddled up, but the test must have been tampered with adn there was a police cruiser which just blased rigth past my apartment patio....it wqas a mistake to get an apartment so close to the main road. I mean I hear every fucking thing that goes by and if i dedicated the time to it I could probably identify every kind of vehicle as it drives by without so much as a simple thought... we get everything here from beaters to beamers to fucking bentleys and rolls royce... hell I have a picture of one of those lexus super cars, you know the kind that hold the commercial speed record? in other words they made only 500 of them and fucking five of them are being sold by westside lexus of houston... I wanted to sit in that driver seat sooo freaking badly....then masturbate...

not that i really care about the car its just I know it is rare and I have a picutre of myself standing next to one...it was red, i do not like red

JUMPED THE SHARK WITH 100% SUCCESS!

Mech wrote:Chapter Art comin' at ya.

when might we see this up on tumblr and/or deviantart?

I do believe the Admiral has set sail.

Sindri wrote:I do believe the Admiral has set sail.

Oh no. I'd say he's just boarded the ship.

TheLastDefender wrote:

Sindri wrote:I do believe the Admiral has set sail.

Oh no. I'd say he's just boarded the ship.

oh god, ship based puns...ABANDON SHIP!

stringtheory wrote:

TheLastDefender wrote:

Sindri wrote:I do believe the Admiral has set sail.

Oh no. I'd say he's just boarded the ship.

oh god, ship based puns...ABANDON SHIP!

But I was hoping for ship-to-ship combat. *sighs*

OneMoreDaySK wrote:

stringtheory wrote:

TheLastDefender wrote:

Sindri wrote:I do believe the Admiral has set sail.

Oh no. I'd say he's just boarded the ship.

oh god, ship based puns...ABANDON SHIP!

But I was hoping for ship-to-ship combat. *sighs*

ARM THE CANNONS

OneMoreDaySK wrote:

stringtheory wrote:

TheLastDefender wrote:

Sindri wrote:I do believe the Admiral has set sail.

Oh no. I'd say he's just boarded the ship.

oh god, ship based puns...ABANDON SHIP!

But I was hoping for ship-to-ship combat. *sighs*

well considering the lack of what that usually means on the internet around here, I guess we could settle for a pun war, one which I will not last long in, because a. I suck at puns and b. it's 1:35 am where I am and I should really be getting to be (though that's what I told myself an hour ago)

OneMoreDaySK wrote:So at this point Littlepip is somewhere in Canterlot, right? Hope that Trixie at least gets to see Glory bashing Blackjack before she explodes.

No, she hasn't even reached Glyphmark yet. They are currently in transit to the Canterlot area, day 2 of flying in the rain, with the Bloodwing attack taking place tomorrow evening. The following morning, Pip arrives in Glyphmark. They launch the rescue mission into Zebratown that afternoon.

FeatherDust wrote:Actually, now I'm doubting if P-21 was involved... from chapter 35:

Homage looked at me with a sympathetic smile. “Why don’t we just get it over with, Life Bloom? The door test?”
“Door test?” P-21 asked with a small frown.

Either P-21 is acting, or he didn't know anything about it -- and he doesn't have time to go lock it between this and the actual test. So it'd have to be Pip who did the locking, or else some other means of trickery.

Perhaps he didn't know anything about any test. He just locked a door at Homage's request, and it's only when BJ brings it up that P-21 realizes this is something significant to do with BJ. Presumably they filled him in later.

stringtheory wrote:

OneMoreDaySK wrote:

stringtheory wrote:

TheLastDefender wrote:

Sindri wrote:I do believe the Admiral has set sail.

Oh no. I'd say he's just boarded the ship.

oh god, ship based puns...ABANDON SHIP!

But I was hoping for ship-to-ship combat. *sighs*

well considering the lack of what that usually means on the internet around here, I guess we could settle for a pun war, one which I will not last long in, because a. I suck at puns and b. it's 1:35 am where I am and I should really be getting to be (though that's what I told myself an hour ago)

Hey, they want ship-to-ship combat, I say we give it to them
Whoever writes the best shipping story in the next 20 minutes wins!

Ice Crystal wrote:Hey, they want ship-to-ship combat, I say we give it to them
Whoever writes the best shipping story in the next 20 minutes wins!

well, I'll definitely have to bow out for that one, given that I have less literary talent than a doorknob

Ice Crystal wrote:

stringtheory wrote:

OneMoreDaySK wrote:

stringtheory wrote:

TheLastDefender wrote:

Sindri wrote:I do believe the Admiral has set sail.

Oh no. I'd say he's just boarded the ship.

oh god, ship based puns...ABANDON SHIP!

But I was hoping for ship-to-ship combat. *sighs*

well considering the lack of what that usually means on the internet around here, I guess we could settle for a pun war, one which I will not last long in, because a. I suck at puns and b. it's 1:35 am where I am and I should really be getting to be (though that's what I told myself an hour ago)

Hey, they want ship-to-ship combat, I say we give it to them
Whoever writes the best shipping story in the next 20 minutes wins!

Sindri, look at what you're responsible for.

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Cptadder wrote:I did but only the comment that a city environment monorail is not likely to be rubber tired when the have hover technology and well established weight maniupulation technology, they can run monorails off of magic just like Pegasus guns are much lighter then normal and have recoil compensation build in. I envision standard maglev style trains just with spark batteries powering weight lightening units along the bottom of the track. Propulsion could be identical to whatever lets Raptors move around at the clip they do. Power budget will be vastly lower since they just need to move very lightweight cars at a decent pace. Likely the weight reduction magic will drain far more juice than the movement itself.

Hm… I did not think of that. Unfortunately, we don't really have any way to get efficiency comparisons, but it sounds like it might work if the numbers favored it.

SilentCarto wrote:*shrug* Looks about right to me. A monorail's a monorail, yanno?

Oh no! In my research for this project I encounter a quite fascinating variety of technological styles.

OneMoreDaySK wrote:@OHinds Did you ever get FO3 working? Good luck.

Not yet; the person who made the wrapper gave me a suggestion, but I didn't know enough to carry it out and so am waiting for further word from them. Thanks, though.

On the bright side, GoG happened to have Tropico 3 Gold on sale, so I've been getting lost in that.

Wheee! I haz a sleep deprivation.

Incidentally, I finally got around to reading Peter Watts. Is it bad that I found the end of Starfish hilarious?

Dunno, as I've never read Starfish, but Watts' writing seems to provoke either dark humor or a total existential despair in most readers, so you're probably okay.

Just don't start laughing at the end of Blindsight. Then you might be in trouble.

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I kind of want to write something for that 20min shipping story now, even though it would be waaaaay past the deadline.

... I had no idea... none at all.

Sindri wrote:Wheee! I haz a sleep deprivation.

Incidentally, I finally got around to reading Peter Watts. Is it bad that I found the end of Starfish hilarious?

I've not read it, so I can't comment (apart from "Is it good?") - but I, too haz a sleep deprivation! Just not one that I wanted. More of a minor case of the insomnias, stemming from a weird sleep schedule and a mind attacking itself at inopportune times.

Overlong Analysis Cobalt wrote:

Sindri wrote:Wheee! I haz a sleep deprivation.

Incidentally, I finally got around to reading Peter Watts. Is it bad that I found the end of Starfish hilarious?

I've not read it, so I can't comment (apart from "Is it good?") - but I, too haz a sleep deprivation! Just not one that I wanted. More of a minor case of the insomnias, stemming from a weird sleep schedule and a mind attacking itself at inopportune times.

I can sympathize with you both I stay up late can't go to sleep without it going blarrgh in my head then I get decent sleep go to work get home and nap for 4 or so hours... and its like my body shuts down Thursday I awoke on the floor.

swicked wrote:
I has a narcolepsy.
Advantage: can sleep anytime
Disadvantage: will sleep anytime

Until a year ago, it took me 2 hours to fall asleep. I don't know if I'd want to have narcolepsy, though.

Looks like my theory on the last page got swept over. Oh well.

RYX
I KNOW YOU'LL SEE THIS
YOU DIDN'T ANSWER MEEEEEEEEEEE
(@ your height)


Also, I appreciate Somber more and more with each and every chapter that I write for my story - to understand firsthand just how challenging it can be to understand the characters personality and mind at their most challenging of times even though you personally have been in their place a million times - it's weird, not impossible or hard, but weird.
(Okay, I've not

Spoiler:

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Basically what I mean is; even though your personal experience helps a whole load, you still have to think about what someone else would be thinking and feeling while staying true to their character and adding some out of character-ness to them (unless that's what they're always like!)



Also - the fact he manages to always pump out such impressive work on such a scale to such high quality in such a short time.

Seriously. Appreciate that to no end. Amazing.

I just want to comment that in my head, the Dealer looks like Pony Kenny Rogers.

That is all.

ketchup504 wrote:Looks like my theory on the last page got swept over. Oh well.

Hoofington's defenses weren't exactly above-top-secret. It was kinda extremely public, what with the lasers and all that still works 'protecting' the core two hundred years after the apocalypse.

This is my headcannon voice of Dealer (Narrator's voice)

Derpmind wrote:

ketchup504 wrote:Looks like my theory on the last page got swept over. Oh well.

Hoofington's defenses weren't exactly above-top-secret. It was kinda extremely public, what with the lasers and all that still works 'protecting' the core two hundred years after the apocalypse.

Yes, but was there a public way to turn them off?

Katarn wrote:This is my headcannon voice of Dealer (Narrator's voice)

I'll be unimaginative and make my headcannon (BOOM!!) Dealer voiced by Elias Toufexis (aka Adam Jensen).

ketchup504 wrote:

Derpmind wrote:

ketchup504 wrote:Looks like my theory on the last page got swept over. Oh well.

Hoofington's defenses weren't exactly above-top-secret. It was kinda extremely public, what with the lasers and all that still works 'protecting' the core two hundred years after the apocalypse.

Yes, but was there a public way to turn them off?

The military Ponies who were in charge of Hoofington's defenses? Seriously, Project Horizons is supposed to be some super-secret big deal thing. As in, world-wide effecting big-deal. If nothing else, it's clear that Project Horizons is something that is to be activated, since in ch.45 Blackjack is prompted if she wants to activate it by Goldenblood's basement terminal. EC-1101 probably is able to deactivate Hoofington's defenses, but that's what EC-1101 does: Key to Equestria. Besides all that, deactivating Hoofington's defenses still leaves the problem of heading into the source of Enervation.