Yeah, I know this is random, but I've been watching a lot of Jojo lately, so it's on my mind.
My favorite aspect of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure is the existence of Hamon. Hamon, for those who don't know, is basically a martial arts technique that causes the body to produce an energy field that mimics sunlight, and as such is lethal to vampires.
Early XMas present, yay!
Anyway, I've been playing Breath of the Wild for a bit, and I've got to say this: Princess Zelda's life freakin' sucked. Want an example?
Well, lemme get the obligatory spaces out of the way to hide spoilers, real quick...
Object Permanence is a relatively simple concept: It is the understanding that, even if you no longer see something, it still exists. We aren't born with an understanding of this concept. We typically don't develop this understanding until we're two years old. This lack of an understanding is why babies treat Peakaboo as the most amazing magic trick ever, and why babies become upset when they can't see their parents: If they can't see things, they don't exist.
Not gonna lie, I've been busy. I haven't had as much time to write as I would like. Work takes its toll, for one thing. Plus, the new games season has started, and I have a copy of Pillars of Eternity that demands my attention, there's the re-release of Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen and Middle Earth: Shadow of War in October, and various other irl crap that is getting in the way. So, to answer the question that everyone has on my stories...
When will the next chapter be up?
If you haven't watched the anime Yu Yu Hakusho, I warn you, spoilers about in the following entry. If you haven't watched it, by all means, do so, I do recommend it, as it is a classic anime and well worth a binge.
Okay, so you've had your chance to leave, so I take it that if you are reading these words, you've either watched Yu Yu Hakusho, or don't care if I spoil things. Either way, I'm going to continue.
But I took a look at the 'official' thread here concerning the episode, saw how bad that discussion was getting, and decided against it.
Hau Tak Leighton Tam
Imagine the shame of disappointing a man who is simultaneously your father, your teacher, your commander, your king, and your God.
Sweet merciful heavens. I know it's a comment about a scene from Fury Road, but there's a parallel there that I simply cannot ignore.
This sounds like a weird question, but follow me for a bit.
Alright, so this is going to be another on of those posts I've been doing, so strap yourselves in.
Okay, let me first start with my thesis statement.
Thesis: Equestria has had no real development in the last 1000 years because of the existence of magic.