LeonShi500

I either find jokes funny or unfunny. I never get offended by jokes unless they are referring to me directly in a negative sense. Even then, someone would have to try real hard to think of a joke about me that was bad enough to actually offend me. Moments after hearing it, I would probably secretly applaud them for being creative enough to think of something that could actually offend me.

Lol, yep. I didn't play it during it's heyday, but a just a few years ago. I first learned about it from a mod for Jedi Knight 3: Jedi Academy that recreated the first six levels and after finishing it, I thought the story was pretty darn good. I especially liked the whole Idea behind the Dark Troopers. I thought that the Dark Trooper project was one of the coolest ideas the empire ever thought of. I decided to play the game and I really enjoyed it. The Dark Troopers are still my favorite droids from Star wars... well, I don't know if that last one counts as a droid. I liked the idea behind the Dark Troopers so much that I wanted to buy a Phase 3 figure of one. Unfortunately, the one that I've had my eye on for so long goes for prices typically over 90$. I'm not going to shell out that much money for a toy, even if it does look this good.

For 2D games, the Sonic the Hedgehog games that were on the Sega Genesis. 3D wise, Probably Star Wars - Dark Forces, Majora's Mask or Super Mario 64. I'm slightly leaning towards Dark Forces as my favorite of the three.

I just beat Halo 1 on Legendary mode today and let me tell you, it was one of the most difficult games I've ever played and won because of the new difficulty. The second and third levels had some absolutely ridiculous enemy placement and had terrible checkpoint markers. The hardest levels had the worst checkpoint markers while the easiest levels put them all over the place, almost like the game is just teasing you. nearly 1/3 if not a little less than half of the enemies are the elites, the majority of the elites being the more difficult variety, and I had to coordinate every single move and not make a single mistake. Otherwise, I'd have to go back and redo all of that hard work over again because I didn't get a checkpoint when I needed it the most. I had to restart the 3rd level because I didn't have a weapon that is pretty much required to beat the level and I couldn't go back and get it because I was now in a completely different area and couldn't go back. Speaking of weapons, on Legendary mode, some of the weapons are recommended to be avoided because they'll be useless the majority of the time. I got so sick of using the same 2 or 3 weapons over and over again and not being able to have any diversity with the guns. Everything else would have probably gotten me killed. I hate having to play a game a very specific way with no room for trying anything different. And now I'm being challenged to do it again with all of the skulls on. After finding out what each skull does, I've determined trying to play the game like that would be impossible for me. I'm never playing Halo like that. I want my games to be fun, not frustrating and rage inducing to the point where the game becomes nothing more than a chore.

Left handed, left winged. Would you rather meet Luna or Celestia IRL?

Anything besides 34... so... 25?

· Homefront - the Revolution: (Not released yet) · Resident Evil: Revelation 2 · Wolfenstein: The New Order · Alien: Isolation · Shadow Warrior · Battlefield 4 · Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare · Sniper Elite V3 · Thief · Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag · Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition · Destiny · The Evil Within · New Battlefront (Not released yet) · Flower · BloodBorn · Street Fighter V (Not released yet, PS4 Exclusive!) · Little Big Planet 3 · Witcher 3 · Dark Souls 2 And of course, there are plenty of other indie games and other downloadable games you can get on PSN.

9/10 Took some artistic skill to draw something like that.

Serigo Canavero is the lead physician, neurosurgeon and researcher in his ambitious 2017 goal to be the first to successfully achieve an operation in which a human head is transplanted into another human body. The main goal, of course, is to ensure that the head and body are connected perfectly and remain healthy for a normal is not better than average life span. Several scientists and physicians are incredibly skeptical on the idea and many think that that the idea sounds ridiculous. I think that the operation is a bit to ambitious for our time, but even should the operation be a success, what will happen to the person's mind? Surely a new body will modify someone's mind in various ways. There are so many different foreign substances in the new body that his brain and modified nervous system will have to adjust to, it's going to take a toll on his mental health. Regardless, it's incredibly interesting to think of something heard only in science fiction becoming a reality, even if there is only a slim chance of success.

295655 This is gonna take a while...

Sure, why not

Hello to anyone who reads this! I happened to stumble across your forum while trying to look up some of the older Brony music from the earlier years of the show's history. I've been a fan of the show since probably March of 2012 ever since my friends introduced me to the show. After watching the first two pilot episodes revolving around Twilight Sparkle and her move to Ponyville and battle against Nightmare moon, I had no idea what to think about the show, but after watching a few more episodes and finding out about the diversity and content the MLP fans created, I loved the show. And at first I thought you people were calling yourselves brownies because I never thought connecting the words bro and pony together at the time. I still sometimes think of brownies when I head the word Brony. My interest in the show cooled by late 2013 and was almost non-existent by 2014. I always liked the characters and I read a few fan fictions here and there, but I never really watched the show anymore. I left off a few episodes into season 3 and never decided to continue where I left off. Imagine my surprise to find out that the show is now on season 5. Trust me, I didn't stop watching because I thought that the show was bad; I always thought that the show was high quality, even on some of the unpopular episodes. I stopped caring about MLP because I was more focused on other things and school became much more difficult. That's what I get for willingly choosing the classes that stressed me out the most, I suppose. The one thing that always kept me connected with the show was the music that Bronies made. Even during 2014 when I seperated myself from the show itself, I always listened to MLP inspired music from the Bronies. Seriously, if there's one thing that the MLP fanbase is amazing for, it's their music. I can't emphasize enough just how amazing the Brony Musicians are! I'd probably be a completely different person if it weren't for musicians like Pinkiepieswear, DashDub, ChainAlgorithm, and especially if SoGreatandPowerful never existed. Their music helped mold my personality and taste in music. My favorite Brony musician is definitely SoGreatandPowerful, which is why my avatar is based off of his OC. I hope he's doing O.K. these days. I don't want to make this terribly long, so I guess I should wrap this up. I'm looking forward to catching up where I left off with MLP.