First TAS of 2013! Dreams do come true.
Game objectives
- Emulator used: vba-v24m-svn422
- Walks right to JUSTICE
- Goes on an EPIC FETCH QUEST
- FRIENDGIC IS MASHIP
HELLO YES THIS IS RARITY
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Chapter 1: We begin by having "Rarity", whom I swear looks like a happy, pink marshmallow, have an incredibly short conversation with "Cheerilee" about Double Rainbows and Nyan Cats before going around the castle court to briefly stare at talk to other ponies and help them fetch objects like a good little slave Samaritan. In the end, "Rarity" disappears and the gets real.
Chapter 2: Here we meet the Breezies, the fairies resident to this universe. Here "Rarity" is charged to help compensate for their inability to keep their possessions organized and is sent on an epic quest wandering through the woods picking up books and playing Whack-A-Breezy before they'll help her skipping things that would've made the run more interesting. They seem intent to be obstacles helpful, though, forcing her to pick up an item through collision detection and even barricading her from doing her job acting as a boost for a bit.
Chapter 3: Here we meet "Pinkie Pie", "Rainbow Dash", and "Spike" in the perfect little village of "Ponyville". Being the element of generosity we all know and love, "Rarity" greedily devours the cake and is forced to make another one. Being faithful to real life, you can't pick up more than 1 object at once.
Chapter 4: After nearly killing off her friends by her spontaneous urge to capture a butterfly, she meets "Cheerilee" and heads back to the castle.
Chapter 5: "Talk" to others and that's it. Yes, despite never having said a word, "Rarity" did indeed talked to her friends.
Baxter: The same applies to this submission as to
the other My Little Pony submission: the gameplay does not stand out from non-assisted play and this can hardly be considered as a serious game. Rejecting.
CoolHandMike: Unrejecting due to rule changes for re-judging.
CoolHandMike: Entertainment requirements were removed, and this submission also fits the definition of a video game acceptable to tasvideos. Tas looks optimized and was unable to find any faster play through for this game. This movie syncs correctly on the stated emulator which can be found here:
https://tasvideos.org/EmulatorResources/VBA. This is now acceptable to tasvideos.
Accepting to Standard.
CoolHandMike: Or it would have been, but there is a faster submission already published due to emulation differences. Fixing mistaken Accept.
UMADBRAH?
