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3154664 Your words make me think of this theme:
This tune is perfectly appropriate for the legacy that Fallout Equestria created, and the inspiration it brought to all the people writing their own stories.
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We've only just begun
When i read this last summer I bawled my freaking eyes out at the last part... Steelhooves' song.... This chapter broke my heart...
shone
3155525 No it was correct already, shone pertains to light. Shown pertains to showing something.... Shown is correct.
Its over... its all over. Thank you Kkat for this story.
SPOILERS
This time, it's a Project Horizons spoiler.
Blackjack is cyberpony Jesus. Amusingly, it took me months before a random thought lead me to notice the blatant religious allusion.
I always loved that name.
It's time for us to be better. Fighting for good is good. Knowing when not to fight is better.
But, as always in the Wasteland, the times when you are right are further from your expectations than the times you are wrong.
Never change, Homage.
Also: why have I never sworn to myself by Littlepip? I may be pretty restrained when talking to others, as a rule, but when talking to myself I try to relax the rules and get more creative. (My first reaction to the synopsis of "Keep Calm and Flutter On" was "sweet Celestia hornfucking Luna in the ass, I never thought I'd see reforming Discord outside fanfiction." And then I toned down everything since, because I don't want the frustration of trying to top that.) I see no reason why I shouldn't be taking Littlepip's name in vain.
Gotta get as much as you can out of your secret identity while you still have it.
A hero does not give up. And it would be too cruel to leave 'Shy a tree.
Everypony falls. And everypony who wants to get up again, or can be convinced, deserves to be helped.
3156717 I'm with Sparkler.
I realized something important recently because of this story...
I haven't seen Nuka Cola in stores yet. You'd think someone would make it and get an agreement with Bethesda to sell it, doesn't even have to be Quantum (For obvious reasons)
It will probably be more so with the afterword, but... Damn.
This is one of those times I feel I should be using words to say things but not much comes. In my next comment I'll probably be saying more about wanting to say more, but...
Above and beyond, this is my favorite of all pony fanfiction. I'm sure the heaps and heaps of praise you've received for it the past couple years, Kkat, have gotten tiresome (on one level or another). But, just... Wow. I'm going to have to start calling Death Note: Equestria my second-favorite.
...Hah, now that I'm saying something, words are coming easier. Like any times I state my regrettable difficulty sometimes figuring out what to say (as is often the case for DN:E). So I have at least a bit more I mean to say, but I'm saving it for the Afterword, when it's truly over.
Thank you for giving us this amazing story. finishing it brings both Happiness and sorrow. happiness because it is without a doubt the best fanfic i've read and will possibly ever read. sorrow because with the story ending, i close the book on one of the best thing's i've ever read and while i will not stop reading fanfics it is possible i shall never read one as good as this one for a long time if ever. Thank you!
Why hasn't somebody done a cover of Velvet's song? I would listen to it play out the story forever.
Well, it's probably either my last or penultimate comment (at least till the re-read), so I'm going to elaborate:
According to my first comment, it took me a bit over 19 weeks to read it (actually, first 17 was getting through first 18 chapters - I was a really slow reader back then ). I love every single part of it - as a writer I know how difficult is to keep track of all the details, especially in longer stories. Not to mention other important factors that make a good story - interesting characters (well, I now like Littlepip more than many canon characters), plot and ability of evoking certain feelings (it's probably the best part about FO:E - it's very hard to make me feel, basically my default setting is always "meh", but you managed to accomplish that. Chills I got two chapters ago were probably the first I got since the time I first heard Pink Floyd's "The Wall". Some parts were bringing me at the verge of tears, only to make me laugh at Littlepip's colourful vulgarities a second later.
Thank you Kkat. That was a great experience
This epilogue...
...Mmph.
Definitely still my favorite story, half a year later. And the epilogue caps it all off beautifully.
Poor Lemonade.
.....And suddenly, Rivet City is canon.
Wow, how many lines can you borrow from Fallout endings? The answer it seems, is enough that it doesn't take away from the ending. Love how it seems the ThreeDog quotes are placed every so often to trigger and reinforce his voice in my head.
Heh, focusing on the little things because I can't put the bigger more important things in words. Didn't cry. But I might. Later. After the next chapter or when I think back on this story later... AHHH! Don't think too deeply about it Confusion.
No tears. I played the right music
, read it out loud, in Homage's Voice, sad, but not tear worthy. I was going to ask what she plans on doing on this trip, but she's going on a quest to find Generosity and Magic.
It's over. Now I can add it to my favorites with having 45 unread chapters.
I very much enjoyed reading this Sir Author. It got me interested in the Fallout series and kept me glued to my screen for the past week. Most of that time was the fear of an impending incarceration that turned out to be a case the court dropped, but reading this put that in the back of my head for a while. I can not thank you enough for that.
I'm going to finish printing this story (acid free paper) so it has a chance to survive the end of our world until someone can republish it. I do plan on coming back and reading it again. Excellent story, and to answer the question I asked six months ago, it IS worthy of the praise heaped on it.
Its too bad I've grown incapable of crying for fictional characters otherwise I would be right now.
Im a little mad that shes stuck up there but ive got a plan that fits the fiction but its cinda crazy it involves plugging the crusader mainframe into the s.p.p. and we would probably need to get someone who is a good technician
5483868 how about a half decent toaster repair pony?
it took me 6 mounths of off and on reading to finish this story, it has to be one of the most bitter-sweet endings EVER, even though I saw it comeing i'm still teary eyed and the only thing I can think is I hope that there's a squeal and that it's at least half as good as the origonal
I don't know why, but this reminded me of the ending for Gears Of War 3
4960568 normally I don't cry for fictional characters but this story, this had me crying
Also praise the sun
Strawberry lemonade died, that actually hit me pretty hard
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I like to imagine that this is what Little Pip sings to Homage...
Achievement unlocked:
The end (50G)
This was beautiful... that's all I can say about this.
*holds face* I'M NOT CRYING! A SNAKE FLEW INTO MY EYES AND BIT THEM!
//stifles sobs
It's always this kind of stories that takes a piece of my heart and kills me slowly...
It's not good when you're depress;though, I'm not complianing.
"Ah would give anythin to live a thrilling life like this: not knowing what to expect, who to expect, not knowing when to die or get tortured.
Ok. I'm almost crying now.
This was probably the best fanfic I've ever read.
It gave me smiles, laughs, fears, feelings, hopes, stress, and even tears.
The only thing I can say is...
Good job Kkat, and thank you.
And first thing I'm gonna do,
Is search 'cross the land for you,
'Cuz you're the pony I adore!
And I swear I'll love you forever more...
Achievement unlocked:
War Changes.
War Never Changes.
Achievement Unlocked: The End?
So, its over... my eyes hurt
5653520 Yeah, she was awesome and she didn't even get a death scene. The wasteland is so unfair.
Notes: Damn
There are some stories in which I would wish to sit forever watching over the universe.
There are others in which I would wish to explore the multiverse that surrounds it all.
But this story, this story is something different.
This story showed us the growth of a little mare from Vault 2 who wanted to save somepony dear, and ended up saving the world.
It showed us her ups, her downs, and the characters she met, befriended, killed, and watched die.
It showed us the terror of the war but the closure of the souls of the ministry mares, Luna, and the sacrifice to remain as Celestia's friend for possibly eternity.
If I manage to find this fic again sometime in the future I'll certainly remember the good times I read, if I don't find this fic again I've got to say;
This was one hell of a ride Kkat.
It's just a damned shame it had to end.
I read the whole chapter in 3Dog's voice. (except Velvet's parts of course)
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But War sure as hell doesn't.
I read this over the course of 72 hours, and it's been an utterly amazing journey. This story has deserved its place as one of the greatest fanfic's ever and was an emotional roller coaster.
That moment when you realize that velvet and Calamity are now together...
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A touching final message from our Homage.
It has been a very, very long time since a story broke me as badly as this fanfiction. A fanfiction that began from something so simple; a picture of Applejack holding a revolver with three apples stamped onto a white hilt, the words "Fallout Pony Vegas" in simple print at the bottom left of the picture. A concept so simple in its inception, but now has contributed to over 1 million total words across a multitude of spin-offs and sequels, not to mention many, many prequels and quite a few...exceptionally suggestive fics with Homage and Littlepip, not to mention others. I'm looking at you, Pacce.
To think a story crossed between MLP and Fallout could bring anything like this, could make me weigh and feel that weight of Littlepip's actions in a way that not even the Fallout series proper could manage in such cruel and overwhelming efficiency, stunned me to the core. I needed a literal two days of curled up in my room to recover from this ordeal. Tears, and a lot of staring into my pillow realizing a fic about candy-colored ponies in a post-apocalyptic wasteland had affected as if I lived through it myself. And in a way...I did.
I commented earlier, perhaps not on this story itself, but an offhand remark to a friend on Amino, that I felt a lot like SteelHooves. While it is true that I share some traits with Applejack's first true Ranger, I find myself drawing extensive parallels with Littlepip, another reason this story's conclusion got to me so badly. The mare I'd followed through a whopping 620,000 plus words and more than a handful of heartaches and soul-crushing realization . . . when I play Fallout, I make my actions in the game represent my actions as I hope they would be, were I in a situation like the Fallout games project. I can't, for any reason, hand over Goodsprings to the Powder Gangers, just the same as I can't let the atom bomb explode in Megaton. I can't in the games, because I know I wouldn't be able to in real life. And like Littlepip, when I learned of the atrocities of the White Glove Society . . . I lost my mind and killed them all. Every one I could without bogging down too much of the narrative story. I couldn't control that anger of something so wrong being encouraged. A loss of control I'm sure would happen in real life, sadly.
Littlepip and I, I realized, are literally one-in-the-same. We began life in a very similar way, and while not as frequently or as poignantly have I had to make sacrifices or choices like her, I still found myself having to make choices very similar. Sacrifices, very similar. With the loss of Littlepip, came a loss of a part of myself. A part honestly, I don't know if I'll get back. Littlepip was me . . . how do you come back from that?
"War . . . war never changes. Ponies do, through the roads they walk. And this road has come to an end."
I know that saying fictional characters can be used as a sort of therapy for your own mental issues kind of stretches most peoples "belief" but the fact that this story, hell this fanfic even, made such an emotional impact on me as a person says a lot.
Growing up, reading as always been my solace, being able to escape in this fantasy worlds and forget about the world going on around you for a little while. Reading about LittlePip and her Friends took me a while to complete I always had to take a break after each chapter and take all of it in. I have many mental issues and I am not proud of what i have done in the past but I always come back to those ugly memories and find peace with myself and others who i have hurt.
I guess in a way, LittlePip is me, not being able to save everyone or be there for others while you hurt someone else in the process. I will be proud and say that this story is my favourite due to each chapter filled with comedy, suspense, horror, etc. Not to mention that this story was based off a game and Kkat was able to make it into a rollercoaster of emotions and plot. I LOVVVVVVE IT
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This story is one for the record. I've always liked books, liked how they could take me away, even how they could cheer me up more than people sometimes. But this book was different. It was one that deserves as much praises as any famously well written book, and has done an even better job at creating a truly relateble character in a similar but completely different situation than people know today.
This book does not deserve to be called a fanfiction, it is a book. Thank you.
This, is one of the best stories I've ever read in my life. I'm kinda sad I've reached the end, but filled with joy of this fantastic ending. I don't know how you did it man, this story was SO powerful and emotional! I'll never forget it as long as i live. Thank you.
There's so much more I wish to say, but I can't find the words. So thank you again for this incredible journey, hopefully one day I'll read a new story you made for fallout equestria.
Be proud, you made a masterpiece.
This was absolutely amazing. I read this in a series of marathon twelve hour reading sessions broken up by three or four days rewatching the show to remind myself that ponies are happy and living in a peaceful world, with bright futures ahead of them, and not the darkness and sadness here. I was brought to tears on several occasions.
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good one
I have no words other than "Thank You".
Thank you for this magnificent journey. I had this in my bookshelf for a long time, and never picked it up.
I'd like to think that my experience on FimFic had prepared me to properly appreciate this, so I definitely think it was worth the wait.
Obviously, my ever curious mind was screaming for some more answers (like our heroine), but some things are better left unsaid. I have no real complaints, only praise for the work you've put into this.
Fantastico, gracias!
I have just read one of the best stories in existence, and that is Fallout: Equestria.