Conflict vs No Conclict writing. Useful link. · 6:23pm Dec 4th, 2012
http://stilleatingoranges.tumblr.com/post/25153960313/the-significance-of-plot-without-conflict
I have never thought about writing non-conflict thing.
Railroad thinking FTW.
http://stilleatingoranges.tumblr.com/post/25153960313/the-significance-of-plot-without-conflict
I have never thought about writing non-conflict thing.
Railroad thinking FTW.
There is TL:DR version below.
It all started after... Season 2 ending or a little bit earlier when I read My Little Dashie.
This is where I found that fanfiction is actually a stories that can be not just "clopfic".
Yep, because of Harry Potter fanfics featuring sex and... sex and that was known to be most common I thought that "fanfiction - stories where they make pairings".
Pinkie Pie helps game developers in making scary shooter game.
She is inside game that is being developed and nobody understands how she got in there (she is not in source code and there are no files with her). But she persists on helping and even gives a few good advices such as "make a hissing sound here" or "Paint a blood blotch here in this air duct" with occasional thoughts about balloons and streamers and everything Pinkish.
While doing some mundane task that requires minimum concentration to visual and maximum audio (listening) I thought that it would be fun to have a little distraction now and then.
So I launched Desktop Ponies and chose Rarity and Rover for shenanigans.
Actually it was pretty funny. Rarity seems to be attracted to top of screen while Rover uses lower half most of time, sometimes "surfacing".
Don't ask why I think so. I guess you can figure it out fast if you think about it.
Twilight Sparkle - Japan
Fluttershy - Australia
Rainbow Dash - Germany (Berlin)
Applejack - Southern USA (descendant of planter)
Pinkie Pie - Hollywood (professional party-maker)
Rarity - Italy (probably Milan)
Rarity's Father - Czech
Rarity's Mother - Italy
Big Mac - Indian (root American)
Spike - modern American
Angel Bunny - French
Parasprites - Gypsy