Lurker > redrocket

mnk posted...

Yuffie > both of them

Yuffie unironically the best FF ninja.

TheRock1525 posted...

Like TV use to legit just throw a messy wig on 40 or 50 year old actors and go "this is 20 year old version of the character" and we just rolled with it.

lol its not the 50s anymore bro, nor are these sitcoms

foolm0r0n posted...

free & open source

what is this sorcery?!?

Oh, bios, ok.

Chainlink Shackles (Fallout: Equestria - Murky Number Seven)

In the Equestrian Wasteland, the most feared enemy of the free survivors is the slaver. While horrors like raiders and hellhounds will merely kill you (relatively quickly), to be caught by a slaver is to be sentenced to a life of endless labor until your slow but inevitable demise. But across the Wasteland, rumors spread for hundreds of miles of one slave empire that surpasses all others for cruelty, Fillydelphia.

Once a great industrial metropolis during the war, the bombed out corpse of the city is now the most visible center of operations for the enigmatic Red Eye. A new power in the wastes, from Fillydelphia Red Eye broadcasts his promises to rescue Equestria from its current wretched state. Rebuilding the industrial infrastructure of the city is the first step in his grand plan to free ponies from scavenging for scraps in ruins and struggling to grow crops in contaminated soil. But his promise of salvation comes with a terrible price. It is being realized through the labor of thousands of slaves working in conditions that would shock even a typical slaver. Forced to work grueling hours amidst deadly radiation, industrial waste and pollution, and carnivorous vermin, Red Eye is more than willing to sacrifice these slaves lives so the next generation can live in a restored Equestria.

Amongst the slave masters working under Red Eye, one is feared far above all others, even by other slavers. Chainlink Shackles is a veteran slave master who was plying his trade in Fillydelphia even before the coming of Red Eye. A massive brute of a pony, he is quite capable of dishing out the physical punishments that are commonly used to keep slaves in line. But the real reason he is so feared is that his true mastery lies in psychological manipulation and torture of his slaves. He is an expert at using words to break a subjects will to resist. He kills the spark within a pony that can even dream of escape and a free life, leaving them empty shells that obey him without question.

If there is one quality within Shackles greater than his sadism, it is his ambition. He was the top slave master in Fillydelphia in the anarchy that existed before Red Eye, but since Red Eye claimed the city with his army, he has been forced to make obeisance to him or be crushed underhoof, as is the fate of all who oppose Red Eyes design. In private, Shackles seethes at this arrangement and longs for the days he answered only to himself. Even now he is playing the great game of politics within the city to see himself elevated to the position of the number one slave master under Red Eye. Between his numerous devoted minions amongst the citys old guard, and the ruthless campaign of intimidation and blackmail he wages against slavers not already loyal to him, it seems his ascent is all but inevitable. And then, perhaps he can engineer a plot to overthrow the seemingly unassailable Red Eye himself.

As if the game he plays was not already tilted enough in his favor, fate itself has recently granted him a great boon. Within the ruins of the subway system in the depths below the city, his loyal minions have discovered clues to the existence of a monstrous pre-apocalypse artifact. A terrible weapon completed in great secret just before the city was destroyed by balefire, it is said to have the power to completely override the will of many ponies at once, perhaps even on the scale of an entire city. Ponies bound by the power of this weapon are completely, utterly obedient to the orders of its controller, and outwardly they even seem to serve joyously. But inside, the ponies are trapped in an endless nightmare of being imprisoned in their own body over which they have lost all control. For Shackles to gain control of this weapon would be to kill two birds with one stone. First, he would absolutely ensure his return to power in Fillydelphia. Second, he would realize, in mass, his life-long dream of creating perfect slaves. Right now, he is secretly diverting slaves from their normal duties for a great excavation project in search of this weapon. They are dropping like flies as they are pushed to the brink under conditions that make even the surface conditions of Fillydelphia seem benign in comparison. But to Chainlink Shackles, the slaves in his stock are just expendable tools in his quest for complete domination of the city.

too much?

Just one install closer to the Crash.

Ongoing?

pjbasis posted...

If anyone wants an H1 trading partner, I am now open to doing it for Laguna.

For Delita?

Squall

Red XIII

Delita

_stingers_ posted...

Actually starfield lol though I enjoy it but yeah they haven't changed their formula from fallout 4

Is Fallout 4 that out of date?

SeabassDebeste posted...

the hobbit being more than one movie

three was absolutely excessive though

Chaeix posted...

redrocket you should make an alt called alliterationaccount

lol ill think about it

Montblanc should be FFTA

Laguna

Thats what you get for grocery shopping today!

foolm0r0n posted...

invited him to my wedding

did he come?

Wendys is actually near the top of the pile, for fast food that is.

TomNook posted...

For Tifa? I save in 2 mins

Tifa

Trading for Delita can save now

Delita

Chainlink Shackles (Fallout: Equestria - Murky Number Seven)

Allied Mastercomputer (I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream)
Davros (Doctor Who)
Morgoth (The Silmarillion)

Is there something actually confirmed for IX?

This game sounds like a train wreck.

Red XIII

Delita

Free

Jessie

Red XIII

GenesisSaga posted...

Anyone wanna trade me for Red XIII H1 next round?

For Delita?

But how else are we supposed to warn them about Candleja

MoogleKupo141 posted...

what are you gacha-ing in this game

is it just equipment or like you get multiple Tifa

unless youre lucky enough to pull a cloud than barret has to settle for hiring a generic merc

Ernest P. Worrell (Ernest movies)

Take a note. Beads are the new belts.

masterplum posted...

Not sure if serious, but you wouldn't put steak on a pizza for the same reason. Too chewy

Pineapple is chewy!!!

ChaosTonyV4 posted...

I cannot believe its 2023 and people are still arguing pineapple on pizza is bad.

Its not bad, its disgusting.

I am the bone of my sword

Red XIII

Looking for a H2 trade for Delita.

Delita

MartinFF7 posted...

only thing that makes me hesitate on Glenn = Cloud's dad is that Cloud is 21 and First Soldier apparently takes places 21 years before FF7, but knowing S-E it definitely sounds like something they would do. And assuming Sephiroth eventually kills Glenn then it just adds one more thing into the Cloud vs. Sephiroth mythos.

Edit: ok I read it was 21 years somewhere but apparently that was in an intro cutscene, another article says 18 years, not sure if that helps or hurts...

That would be stupid as fuck. If Sephiroth killed Clouds dad theres no way in hell he wouldnt have mentioned that in FFVII as just one more way to fuck with him.

GranzonEx posted...

I think Z is still within reach for many servants in terms of physical feats. Most normal people (like Yamcha and Tien) in Z could still sorta see the fights happening. I don't think the level of physical stats is wide enough for any Z fighters to completely flatten Lancer. Maybe it's just DBZ being old anime so the feats don't come across as impressive.

Lets be clear about something. Yamcha and Tien are chumps compared to Saiyans, but they (especially Tien) are by no means normal people. Not even in original DB.

If we want to talk about normal people, well normal people were unable to follow these fights as early as Krillin vs Roshi at the 21st Budokai.

Moonroof posted...

I heard great things about Xenoblade but what if I never played the first two?

play them

NeatoAnAccount posted...

Also the store is corporate so I don't know how empowered my boss is to make changes himself

Probably very little tbh.

Lopen posted...

Yeah. I've always felt servants were more Devil May Cry level than DBZ level. Like maybe the jobber DBZ guys like uh Yamcha or something. I dunno.

I mean if were talking peak Yamcha (Cell Games) then even he should be well above their level.

Ghido

Janus5k posted...

I can in fact take this for Ghido

ok

Trading for Delita, I save 1 min into the hour

Delita

Can anyone confirm that SBAllen is still working here?