FALLOUT EQUESTRIA ROLEPLAY SEASON 3 ((OOC/Character Sheets))

Just had full bottle of energy drink

Sorry Tytan, I keep getting distracted by Community.

And I'm back home.

Fixed Guardbait

Katarn wrote:Fixed Guardbait

Already have that one saved. but it's lovely, I mean just look at dat book.

And those round...glasses.

I like this:

Don't Starve is really fun, I'd recommend it.

Ketchup wrote:

I like this:

Don't Starve is really fun, I'd recommend it.

I found that it gets old, fast.

That's understandable, games like Don't starve, Day Z and Minecraft depend heavily on the player.

None of those game really have any goals for the player to achieve beyond what the players make for themselves.

I'm pretty sure that's as far as that conversation can go before they start talking to Sundance.

I loved DayZ, but my hero skin makes me respawn on the coast every time, so I can't really play until standalone. Plus, I almost made it to what can be considered the biggest peaceful-ish achievement: I fixed a small helicopter. Used it twice with a few flyarounds, and promptly stopped playing for a month and it was whisked away, as expected. I wanted to use it for supporting people, but nobody I knew was playing then. It was very satisfying, since making the hour-long trek across the map was only a few minutes with a helicopter. So much freedom that I didn't need, since I had great gear already.
Mmk, no more rant.

Minecraft still has some appeal, but I haven't been in the mood. It has been that way for a good while for me. On and off.

Don't Starve isn't much fun to advance in, and I'm bored of it now, but I played it for a good while. I do see myself playing it again, though.

Another game with great replayability is Master of Magic, an old 1994 4X. I've been playing it on my notebook computer at school. Many different combinations for your little magic library that can change the way you play.

I haven't tried Adventure mode, but Don't Starve is fun every now and then.


Currently have a game where I've survived over 100 days. Fire Hounds set fire to my place every few days, my hunger, health, and sanity fluctuate wildly, and I've somehow survived four winters without the Hunting Party or the Deerclopes showing up. I think I've only faced one Treeguard for that matter.

Minecraft appeals to me in a creative sense. I just wanna build stuff, I think the survival aspect of it is pretty weak though. There's not much of a consequence when it comes to dying (Unless you die in a pool of lava.) I think the other two do a great job of that but I just don't see the point of it in minecraft. The hunger bar seems pointless to me as it doesn't take much work to keep it filled and if you decide not to fill it there really is no consequence.

I guess the only time survival really comes into play is when you venture into caves and even then the only real consequence for dying is the possible long trek back to regather your stuff.

All that being said I love building things in minecraft, it's just a really relaxing kind of fun.

Just as a random side-thought.....wouldn't blizzards and Windigo invasions accompany any Khornate incursion into Equestria? Hell, considering that just their cute little cartoon version of 'hate' could freeze out a whole nation, a single Berzerker landing on the world might mean the fucking apocalypse

Mister Frost wrote:Just as a random side-thought.....wouldn't blizzards and Windigo invasions accompany any Khornate incursion into Equestria? Hell, considering that just their cute little cartoon version of 'hate' could freeze out a whole nation, a single Berzerker landing on the world might mean the fucking apocalypse

...That's a good point.

Last wrote:

Robobait:

Oh dear god, lol. I know it's never going to happen, but if it did, that would make my month.

Guarddogjr wrote:

Robobait:

*squee*

Last wrote:That's understandable, games like Don't starve, Day Z and Minecraft depend heavily on the player.

None of those game really have any goals for the player to achieve beyond what the players make for themselves.

which is probably why I enjoy minecraft so much. I can do what I want, when I want.

On an unrelated note; I started a thing with Skrim. I have the prologue done. If anyone wants to read my terrible writing, I can upload it to gdocs.

Yeah, I'll read it.

EDIT: When I get home, I mean.

Well I won't be able to link it until later anyways. I'll pm it when I get home.