Fanboy_Of_Things

This video popped up on EQD, so I thought I would share it. http://youtu.be/4Uy9PbOrg5k It seems that the game has a race to the finish style of gameplay and with players competing to solve "problems" to accumulate points until a set limit is reached. The game consists of 4 types of cards "Friend", "Resource", "Event" and "Troublemaker". There are also character cards for the Mane 6 that function as some kind of Deckmaster. Hope this helps anyone.

A card game about ponies sounds pretty sweet. Though I am a bit lost in concerns of actually gameplay concidering the focus of the show. would be it be who can assimlate the most into friendship than the other player

I have spent most of life as a loner, never having more friends than I can count on hand. It felt comfortable and made sense, Then after High school most of my friends moved away or became less interested in my company. I spent most of my off-time by myself until I got into another bored slump. I decided to search the internet for something to do. Over time I continued hear about MLP:FIM and how great it was. I watched the first two episodes, thought that it was pretty good. so I watched another and another until I Marathoned the first two seasons twice. I knew I was a fan, (a brony) I wanted more and to tell people about it. I tried telling my sister, but she claimed it was girly and refused to even look at it.As a result I had no one to discuss it with. I kept my interest hidden, but strong. Cartoons are fun and MLP is cool. I am what some would call a brony.

I would have to agree that being brony says a lot about anyone. I would like to believe it says that we are open minded, independent people with a strong sense of community. But it essentially it falls back to reality that people are different and react differently to the experiences. this I find is mostly apparent in the usage "Love and Tolerate". Some take to an extreme that counters its own meaning, or how some respond to haters. However this does not mean that Brony as a word for the community or the indivdual, can still imply open mindiness, independence and togetherness; if we choose to represent them.