Fighting is Magic Premium is a fan-made fighting game based on the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic television series. This game gained popularity among the My Little Pony fan community and was highly anticipated for its unique gameplay and animation. Developed by the Mane6 team, Fighting is Magic Premium aimed to provide an engaging fighting experience using characters from the My Little Pony series. Players could choose from various popular characters such as Twilight Sparkle, Rainbow Dash, and Pinkie Pie, each with their own unique abilities and fighting styles. The game featured vibrant and colorful graphics, staying true to the show's art style. The animations were smooth and lively, bringing the characters to life on the screen.

The witch queen campaign

Is it worth doing it on legend diff in 2023 when it comes to gear? Because to my understanding you can only get 1770 gear for completing the lightfall campaign

Aside from it being a bit more fun, some reasons that you may want to finish the witch queen on legend are:

- If you like or want the emblem for legend WQ completion
- If you want the throne world title (I think it requires this)
- If you want to get one of the exotic armors without needing to do lost sectors or incursions
- If you want the additional upgrade modules from the second chest in each campaign encounter

With that said, WQ is the best campaign that Destiny ever got, so its really worth considering playing it in whichever way you find to be the most fun for the first playthrough.

I have no idea whether you still get soft cap+20 blue gear, but the Throne World Collector badge requires an emblem rewarded for legendary campaign completion. The badge is indeed required for the Witch Queen seal/title

Do not claim an exotic reward if you haven't obtained it from a legend lost sector or vex Incursion public event first. The WQ campaign version has low stats and I don't think Bungie changed that like in Lightfall campaign. Even if they did, exotics have a knockout system. i.e. you always get new exotics until you unlock everything. You'll miss your chance for a better roll if you unlock an exotic as campaign reward.

Spooky! Bungie just made Destiny 2's phenomenal Witch Queen campaign free for everyone

You have from now through Sunday to play one of the best modern shooter campaigns before Lightfall lands.

In a surprising but frankly smart move, Bungie has today made The Witch Queen expansion free to all players. Not in perpetuity, though: You only have until February 27 at 9 am PST to play through the missions and grind out some of the 14 pieces of exotic armor and weapons that it includes. Here's the spiel from Bungie:

"If you want to check out its amazing Legendary campaign, the Vox Obscura Exotic mission, a few Wellspring runs, or try the Vow of the Disciple raid, you totally can. All the loot you earn will be yours to keep, by the way, and you don't have to download any additional content. The Witch Queen Standard Edition will just unlock on your installed game." Note that the base game is free to play on Steam and the Epic Games Store.

Obviously, this is an exercise in building excitement for Lightfall, the next expansion, which is out on Tuesday, February 28. But even if you're not planning on picking up Lightfall and taking a trip to Neomuna, if you're an enjoyer of shooter campaigns, The Witch Queen is well worth your time. In his review last year, my fellow Destiny 2 veteran Phil Savage said the expansion was "a massive step in the right direction" and that "the campaign alone is worth the price of admission." Now that the price is zero, that argument is all the more compelling.

The Witch Queen tells the story of how Savathûn, the titular villain, and how she "stole" the power of the Traveller, which is normally only granted to guardians. It sees you exploring her Throneworld, a blighted land of verdant swamps and bonelike architecture, while mowing down enough aliens to fill a colosseum three times over. There are also some juicy story twists regarding the origins of the Hive race, and how exactly Savathûn got her claws on the Traveller's Light. All in all, it's some of the series' best storytelling to date.

Aside from rock solid level design combined with Destiny 2's always comfy gunplay, The Witch Queen campaign was also notable for its "Legendary" mode, which was significantly harder than previous story missions. That was achieved in part by forcing players to fight below the power level of the enemies they faced. The experience was so widely praised that Bungie is now applying the same ethos across much of Lightfall, where player power will be capped in many activities. More on all that here.

Beyond getting the campaign clocked, you can also play through any other activities locked to ownership of The Witch Queen for free. I would probably prioritise grabbing the Dead Messenger exotic grenade launcher from the Vox Obscura mission and completing the questline for Parasite, which is also an exotic grenade launcher. The other standout weapon to look for is Osteo Striga, which you can craft at the Enclave on Mars after finishing the main story. It's an absolutely baller Hive-themed SMG that poisons enemies thanks to being a Weapon of Sorrow.

Other things you might look to pick up are pieces of exotic armor you're missing from the daily heroic Lost Sectors. Loreley Splendor and Hoarfrost-Z are great for Titans, Warlocks should hunt down Osmiomancy Gloves and Secant Filament Boots, while Hunters are… kinda boned, actually. Both Blight Ranger and Renewal Grasps are bad. I do not recommend farming for the exotic glaives from the Wellspring activity, as those are also trash tier currently. Glaives are going to feature in next season's selection of artifact mods, but I think using legendary ones will be more than fine.

Speaking of the seasonal artifact, the blog post announcing the free period also details every single mod coming next season. Suffice to say that you might actually want to equip Firebolt grenades for the first time since the Solar 3.0 rework, but I do have some concerns about the new unlock system still leading to lots of fannying around in menus.

There's also talk in the article of better damage scaling based on fireteam size for the Lightfall Legendary campaign, and changes coming to the Crucible PVP mode, most notable of which being that you'll no longer be able to hot swap your exotic armor in Trials or Competitive matches. As ever, I will enjoying reading the furious responses.

The animations were smooth and lively, bringing the characters to life on the screen. The attention to detail and love put into the visuals made the game visually stunning and appealing to players of all ages. In terms of gameplay, Fighting is Magic Premium was designed to be accessible to both casual and competitive players.

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The Witch Queen Campaign

This section of IGN's Destiny 2 guide features information on The Witch Queen Campaign including how to begin, a walkthrough of every mission, Legendary Campaign differences, and potential rewards for completion.

The controls were simple and intuitive, making it easy for beginners to pick up and play. At the same time, there was a level of depth and strategy to master, allowing for intense and competitive matches between skilled players. The game offered various game modes, including single-player story mode, arcade mode, and multiplayer mode. The story mode followed an original storyline, allowing players to experience a unique adventure with their favorite pony characters. Arcade mode offered traditional one-on-one battles against computer-controlled opponents, offering a challenge and giving players a chance to test their skills. Multiplayer mode allowed players to go head-to-head with friends locally or online, adding a social and competitive aspect to the game. Fighting is Magic Premium had a dedicated community that actively supported the game. Modders and fans created additional content, such as custom character skins and stages, expanding the game's roster and adding new features. The community's passion for the game contributed to its ongoing success and longevity. Despite the game being a fan project, its quality and popularity led to legal issues. In 2013, Hasbro, the owner of the My Little Pony franchise, issued a cease and desist order, forcing the Mane6 team to halt development and remove download links for the game. However, the legacy of Fighting is Magic Premium continues with the community and its impact on the fighting game genre. Overall, Fighting is Magic Premium was a fan-made game that captured the hearts of My Little Pony fans and fighting game enthusiasts alike. Its polished visuals, accessible gameplay, and dedicated community made it a memorable experience for players around the world..

Reviews for "Explore New Realms: Figthin is Magic Premium Edition"

1. Jane - 2 Stars - I was really disappointed with "Fighting is Magic Premium". The gameplay felt clunky and unresponsive, and the graphics were subpar compared to other fighting games on the market. The character roster also felt limited and lacked diversity, with only a handful of options available. I had high hopes for this game, but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations.

2. Mark - 1 Star - I couldn't believe how terrible "Fighting is Magic Premium" was. The controls were incredibly frustrating and unintuitive, making it nearly impossible to execute any decent combos or special moves. The AI opponents were also ridiculously overpowered, making it feel more like an unfair battle rather than an enjoyable gaming experience. Save your money and stay away from this disappointing game.

3. Sarah - 2 Stars - I regret purchasing "Fighting is Magic Premium". The overall design of the game was lackluster, with repetitive background music and uninspired character designs. The story mode was also incredibly short and lacked depth, leaving me feeling unsatisfied after completing it. I had hoped for a more engaging and immersive fighting game, but this was a major letdown.

4. Alex - 3 Stars - "Fighting is Magic Premium" wasn't the worst fighting game I've played, but it definitely wasn't worth the price tag. The gameplay was average at best, with limited movesets and unbalanced characters. The lack of multiplayer options was also disappointing, as I enjoy playing fighting games with friends. Overall, it was a mediocre experience that I wouldn't recommend to hardcore fighting game fans.

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