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Its been over a few weeks and I'm sorry that I said I would be posting a new chapter of The Fakeicorn soon. Life and new ideas have flooded my mind more so than inspiration for it. My mind will do that, jump from one thing to another. But because I've seriously gotten back into the Fallout series as well as Fallout: Equestria. Now I understand that my previous attempt(and first) at an FoE inspired story has been met with less than positive response, and I knew what I was getting into so you

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Hey, everypony out there! I just wanted to take a shot in the dark and see if anyone would be interested in helping me edit, write, or pre-read a Fallout: Equestria based side-story in the works. Chapters exist in bits n' pieces right now. I'm seven pages into (draft 5 of) Chapter 1, my co-author is busy with life and 20 pages into Chapter 2.

Life has been busy. Yes I got side tracked. Work has been busy and I bought a house! Woot! So FoE:HBE got put on the back burner, till now. I'm starting again on chapter 3. Which (mild spoiler alert) has our train crew hauling a load of slaves back to Redeyes Filly-fun-farm, through raider territory of Ponyville. The action should really pick up and set up the main plot of the story. My question for you, the reader is what do you like? What do you dislike? How are the characters? Do you have

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Hello bronies and pegasisters, it's Arctech here with a bit of a... discussion of sorts (I guess?). So, we're continuing through Tales of Littlepip, with the next chapter currently being worked on. When I started working on this chapter, I got to thinking about which mlp episodes I'm going to include in the story in the future, which then led to me thinking about one of my favorite fallout: Equestria side stories.

Project Horizons by Somber.

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If anypony is interested, I'm opening up some of mine and Gale's drafts for comments:

The Prologue: Also here
Chapter 1: Golden Days
Chapter 2: A Blizzard in June

Hi!

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Yeah, so, I promised you all that the next chapter - which had already been delayed - to come out in January, and I think it's pretty obvious by now that I failed to deliver.

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Hi Everyone,

MLP and Fallout Equestria artist Brainiac needs a signal boost please;

She's a fantastic artist who has done some brilliant work for 'Fallout: Equestria's Scoundrels' as well as other pieces, such as the Derpy above.

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69!
Views on Odd Jobs! Yeah!
My maturity level is not questionable at all!
Nor is my sanity!

Anyway, back to the point or whatever stupid reason I have for writing this.
I want to thank anyone who reads this, you either support me, or you clicked on this blog by accident.
My throat is hurting like a motherbucker right now and I'm feeling below the weather, so that means more writing time for me.

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You remember what I said last blog about Madam Fate.
Y'know the characterized interpretation of how everything I say or plan turns out to be examples of Murphy's Law?
(Anything that could go wrong, will go wrong.)
Well I called her a bitch last blog, and boy did she not like that.
In simple terms:
The One-Shot is going to be delayed again.

I know what one of you might be thinking:
"What an asshat, he just delayed that last time!"

And yeah. I did.

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So despite everything else that I should be doing and despite my anxiety, I have been working on this story and have made decent headway with it.

Still don't want to say what the monster mare is for this first story, however I do think you will all like her. She might be a little bit crazy but in the Ashen Wasteland, who isn't?

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So I promised to be finished with the One Shot by the end of November.
By now I've delayed the posting of this story several times over a span of a few months with honestly little progress or any idea of what the hell I was doing.
I give up.
At this point, anyone who could have possibly been interested is bored and tired of my delays now, I don't like the way the story is turning out, and I just don't really have any drive to continue writing.

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