>"well done"

>the way your brain processes ponies will always be like this even when you get to Equestria
Now what sickos

>>42331826
This is acceptable if they are still sapient

>>42331826
>Now what sickos
fail to see the problem

>>42331787 (OP)
Need big white mare

>>42331787 (OP)
Yippee

They have both those piercing “im gonna rape you to death” eyes.

>>42331787 (OP)
>Notice: The throne room has been temporarily been relocated to a stable during renovation of Canterlot Palace.
This is what happens when Anon is put in charge of making accommodations for the various ministries of the Equestrian government during a renovation of the palace. I think this might make for a funny green.

>>42331826
I love my wife for who she is, not what she is. It wouldn't change a thing.

>>42333482
so you would love her even if she were a worm?

>>42333514
He wouldn't. Love is intrinsically linked to appearance. He may claim he has risen above that, but he hasn't, no human can.

>>42333514
Yes.
>>42334064
You can, it takes willpower and dedication. Even with the appearance argument, it is very possible to force yourself to find something attractive.

>>42331826
this supposed to be a problem?

>>42331787 (OP)
lol twilight horse looks so funny

>>42331826
>>42331866
That is in fact a bonus, for me at least. Sometimes i like to imagine an Equestria where everything is realistic (cartoon logic stays as is). For example timberwolves that would probably make you nearly shit yourself if you saw one.

>>42334470
>Even with the appearance argument, it is very possible to force yourself to find something attractive.
That's only because you already know her as a pony. If you met her as a worm, and only a worm, you'd never have given her a second thought. Stop lying to yourself, you can't outsmart your own biology.

>>42331787 (OP)
So is a reference to what I think it is?

>>42336115
yes, to my little pony: friendship is magic

>>42331826
>ponies will still look like ponies to me when i get to equestria
good!

>>42331826
Otherwise I wouldn't go.

>>42335186
I think cartoon physics just define how objects are projected. Like when you watch on TV, there's an imaginary "camera" for any given scene. And if you actually went there, your eyes would just become a "camera". So it would look like a flash animated episode of MLP except you're surrounded by it, there's no frame or anything. But beyond your perception there would be a <3D (less than three dimensional, but greater than 2 dimensional) space that everything abides within, and your other senses would respond to more "precisely". This is an idea I've been obsessed with since I was like 6 by the way. I have no idea how the technology to render video games in <3D doesn't exist yet.

>>42336559
>less than three dimensional, but greater than 2 dimensional
This makes no sense, Anon. There's no such thing as half a dimension that could fill the gap.

>>42336559
hmm, interesting idea
>3D world, except objects are represented by 2D graphics depending on the viewing angle
3D games sometimes do something similar with background assets to improve performance. But using it as the crux of the entire visual style is not something I've seen. Could be really neat, I'm tempted to try doing something like that.

>>42337332
>But using it as the crux of the entire visual style is not something I've seen
>>>>>picrel

>>42337177
Incoming call: Fractal Pinkie Pie

>>42337350
>Doomguy in Equestria
What would happen?

>>42337653
https://ponepaste.org/9259
He gets the good ending

>>42337350
Also Paper Mario and Klonoa and a bunch of other mixed 2d/3d games

>>42333514

They smell awful