I think you do not know what that word means...

Things like this come and go all the time though. I bet you anything that people at his school will forget about this within a month (assuming, that is, they see it)

no, that was mercs. Unless they decide to do that with this game as well, which is highly doubtful

honestly, what game it's from doesn't really matter to me. Hans Zimmer is a damn good composer, and if the music is good (and imo, this is good music) I'll listen to it. And I'm one of those people who finds no enjoyment in games like CoD or Battlefield too.

From what I understand, the kid already had the gun out before the good samaritan attempted to defuse the situation. Whilst holding a bat.

Not really. Faust wanted the show to appeal to both young girls and their parents in the first place, young adults (whether parents or not) aren't all that far off the mark for the second one. In fact, I'd say if anything, the team that makes the show (studio B, Faust [though not directly anymore], the VAs, etc) love…

ah, yes. Of course ^_^ I couldn't quite tell if you were disagreeing with something I hadn't said or...

um... Just to point out, Lauren Faust herself said that the show was meant to appeal to both children and their parents. Just so happens that it appeals to the non-parent side of young-ish adults as well

not sure if you meant to reply to me. But even if you didn't, I most certainly agree with you ^_^

actually, no. Both hasbro and the team working on the show have strongly stated that they're going to continue aiming the show at young girls specifically BECAUSE bronies love the show for what it is. They're worried that if they started catering to the brony fandom, no one would like it anymore. And tbh, they're…

well, an honorary one, anyway

Hearted? Yeah, definitely hearted ^_^

well, to be fair, all of the references are more for the animators themselves than the brony community that has sprung up (doesn't hurt that all of season 1 had been pretty much finished by the time the show started airing). Doesn't mean we can't enjoy it, though ^_^

it depends on who you talk to. I have one friend who considers himself a brony who loves the show to death but won't even join my college's MLP facebook group. On the other hand, I have another friend who considers herself a brony, and though she's never watched the show (not that it doesn't interest her, she's just…

Damn, beat me to it!

am I the only person that finds this hilarious in just how cliche it is?

I still link him with Pokemon 2000, what with him quoting the credits song and all XD

Yeah, I'd say that LoL and TF2 are about the only games that I can think of that are truly free to play - with both of them, you don't lose out if you don't want to pay, as you can still get anything that actually effects the gameplay for free, it may just take longer than if you pay. I'm sure there are other games…

sadly, people are going to continue to make it :P