Alleviate

Seaponytopia! Olde Salty The Magnificent? Princess Skystar's Stadium!

Sadly, I can't trick-or-treat anymore. Too old- now it's just harassing folks for sweets lol It's a shame because we were kinda excited for it, then realised we're not really allowed to anymore:((((

Royal Cookies I like that. ROYAL COOKIES, WE WANT YOU! WOO!

Looks like it's an excuse for a pony binge! I miss applehorse, I think it's time to rewatch it all!

I quite liked it. Really cutesy feel to it. But probably one of the weaker entries into the G3 list. I watched it a few times, and I have to say, the holes in it really start to grind a little when you actually think about it, but if you just switch off and watch, it's quite enjoyable. The songs are also solid, and yeah, it's Minty-centric, so obviously, it's already a great hit. If anything, I'd recommend avoiding the YT reviews before you watch it, because they sour it a bit. But it's a nice watch if you're in the mood:)

Brackets for light stuff and web stuff, because I love how lightweight and snappy it is. And how unobtrusive the autocomplete is. For C++ I tend to use Visual Studio because it's just so beefy and solid. And I've spent a lot of hours building many-thousand-of-lines projects. A lot of other editors tend to start dying a bit at the 2 or 3 thousand mark, I find. Also lovely broken CLR support. Python is either Pycharm (*unf* sadly I cannot afford a thing these days:(() or Spyder/Python's own IDLE. Both have their pros and cons: Spyder is awesome, has great displays, and is great for integration with Conda, etc. and allows you to test in a temporary file. But it's so slow to start on my machine. IDLE is fast, snappy, but lacking in some pretty basic features, like line numbers.

There were a couple of candidates I could think of already being alicorns in G3- Like Star Catcher, who seems to be like a super chill Celestia, and maybe Kimono because she's so wise? I mean, why not Razzaroo? The Alicorn princess of Birthdays? Oh, I wish G3 made a comeback again! I can totally see Alicorns in G3 though, yeah, that works:)

Blue is my favourite, but especially royal and midnight blue:)

My escape is simply walking. All across the city/surrounding countryside. It's just nice. Music on, earphones in, and feet hitting the pavement/track. There's nothing quite like it for de-stressing:)

An industrial brick of coal on the floor by the taps. Clearly been there a while 'cos the puddle of piss around it was black. That was in Brizzle, so the Northeners must have had a crazy night.

You can use a lot of colours really. Demonic colours can include crimson through to lighter, faded reds and pinks. Also malignant purple colours and stoney-grey through to quite light. Angelic colours can be light blues and golden through to faded yellows. But that's just my suggestions, do whatever you feel is right and looks nice

The egg. Very simply. Chicken eggs are an example of amniotic eggs, which evolved as land reptile eggs to prevent desiccation. And reptiles have been laying eggs longer than chickens have existed. Bam.

Red Faction: Whatever that woman's name is. Beat that game many, many times, and I still can't remember any of the characters' names because they're all so unmemorable. Especially the grand finale- she uses the same shield as the only other boss guy earlier on, but now you have much better weapons. Two shots and done, then perform the world's calmest bomb-diffusal and you're done. Such a let down for such an interesting game...Though the 'mutant' enemies and plotline were utter rubbish. Rebellion was really cool though. Crysis (1/2/3): My favourite series of all time. Way too much time spent on both campaign and MP, and I regret none of it. But their final bosses? Utter rubbish after such a tense, powerful game. First one looks like it's gonna be an incredible boss fight- big exoskeleton dude who wrecked half the army has mounted your aircraft carrier and nearly everyone is evac'd or dead. There's a nuclear storm wracking the air. You take up a minigun and railgun and fight long and hard, slowly blowing his armour off and eventually destroying him. You think all is well and fine. Triumph at last- but not for long. Then, the true final boss appears...And you wait for him to come into range, auto-target him, shoot, kill the few enemies that spawn, then repeat. I don't remember him even attacking. Crysis 2 was mildly better in that the last fight on NYC's own Angel Island, after an incredible battle across the city against man and beast, where even the bad guys join the cause and it's all glorious and you're the spearhead of an enormous army racing against a nuclear strike from the Pentagon. You fight through hordes of the toughest enemies, destroy their enormous generator thingies, then you reach the final tower and...Oh...It's...4 enemies. Tough, fast, stealthable enemies, yes, but nothing your godly array of weaponry can't destroy in a second or two, even on supersoldier difficulty. Such a letdown after such a good level. And finally, Crysis 3...Not as good as 1 or 2, in my opinion- just tried way too hard to be something new and ended up being alright, not amazing. Final boss is...A drill? A three-headed, glowing drill that occasionally speaks to you? I don't even know. It was an easy, boring fight that would have felt much more at home in a sonic-esque platformer. And that disappointment of a boss was the end of the series, which blows. Darksiders 2: You fight tougher, cooler, and scarier enemies throughout the entire game- why is the last boss a little arena match between you and someone slightly weaker than you? By the point, you've mastered dodging and it's an absolute cakewalk. Not the boss I was looking for after literally travelling to hell and back. Not to mention heaven and earth.

Those expressions are absolutely brilliant! And I am finding them way too funny.