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James Washburn Is Following (0)Equestria Girls=Bioshock Infinite · 1:53pm
In lieu of facts, we must speculate, and speculation is one of the things this fandom does best. That's not to say it's good, since it leads to all sorts of raised expectations, ruined headcanons and so on and so forth. With that in mind though, let me explain why Equestria Girls is working on Bioshock Infinite logic.
So here's how it's gonna go down. Twilight is pursuing someone into an alternate world. Now, passing through into an alternate world in Bioshock Infinite logic requires manipulation of time and space ("That would be a blessing, wouldn't it?"), which Twilight undoubtedly can do. She's explicitly changed history, gone back in time and can change objects' appearances. So she's the one opening the tears and going through.
Now, here's the important thing. She remembers being a pony and all that malarkey, but her friends in universe B, or the "Humaniverse", don't. Why?
Because, put simply, Twilight doesn't exist in universe B. No one knows who she is, meaning she has to make friends with her old friends anew. Her friends meanwhile all slip into the versions of themselves in universe B, accept their memories and manufacture new ones to iron out inconsistencies, but since Twilight doesn't have a pair of shoes to slip into, she makes her own. Booker DeWitt has no trouble slipping into universes where he's already dead, remember.
What does all this mean for Equestria Girls? Well, nothing, for now. Until we see it, we won't know for sure what logic it's operating on, but all the same, I'll hope for nosebleeds, incongruities, static hazes, somepony not rowing, and half a dozen fabulously broken character builds.
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Why yes, Ah reckon Ah did give it a fave. 'Nd Ah will mention that it would behoove ya' ta' make a particularly memorable and possibly aesthetically inspiring scene in it if'n ya wish to continue it inta' something bigger.
>>279884
It's what makes writing fun though. Taking an idea, seeing where it goes, pushing it to its limits, etc.
Whatever you do decide though, I wish you the best. As it is now, you've got me coming up with ideas and thinking if I could possibly implement my own versions of them in my stories.
>>279877
Well, I appreciate your faith! If I'm honest, I'm not sure where else it could go, at the risk of abandoning all that fame, publicity and respect of my fellow man.
No problem at all. I do not recall if I left a comment on it, I know I had tried typing one out a few times.
However, Succession as it stands is amazingly well thought out and handled, and could very easily become the prelude to a wonderful wide spanning story, if you so choose to pursue it. Although Twilicorn stories can go numerous directions, stereotypes and all that jazz, I think that if you choose to expand on this, you'll find yourself with a large following pretty quickly.
Congrats on the sheer success of it as well. It should end up in the feature box at some time, at least that is my belief.
>>164203
Well, thank you for the advice!
>>168861
How could I not? It kicks more arse than a centipede in doc martens.
Hi Jim! Thanks so much for the Fave of my Fever Dreams! I greatly appreciate it!
Well no problem, it is quite an enjoyable read!
My only advice is to get a picture, life is more fun when your not part of the bald-see-through pony league.
>>158519
Haha, just in case. I do have something in the pipeline, as 'twere. Think of this as a big sign saying 'coming soon'.
Yes, I am watching you!
In all seriousness I really liked Telling Tales. It brightened a really boring day, so I decided I should keep an eye out in case you write something else that catches my eye. You also have a like and a fave.