for In a Flash2/25/2011 c8 Gatekat
*howling* Oh man, those two are great crack together. Truly loved Springer's response.
*howling* Oh man, those two are great crack together. Truly loved Springer's response.
2/25/2011 c2 
4Preddi
Unexpected surprise i was like "What the heck?" completly stunned intreasting pairing lol xD
4PreddiUnexpected surprise i was like "What the heck?" completly stunned intreasting pairing lol xD
12/5/2010 c1 4Eerie Iri
I really liked this and it makes me wonder just which autobot is liked by which combaticon.
4Eerie IriI really liked this and it makes me wonder just which autobot is liked by which combaticon.
12/3/2010 c1 6staringsideways
Must be odd as a gestalt, only ever coming too on a battlefield, never getting any kind of downtime. I wonder if the combined memories make up for that? Anywho - cracking piece :)
6staringsidewaysMust be odd as a gestalt, only ever coming too on a battlefield, never getting any kind of downtime. I wonder if the combined memories make up for that? Anywho - cracking piece :)
12/3/2010 c1 2mooncrossed
Bruticus rises again! It's interesting how you portray old Brutie with high intelligence, but a lot of distractions in the form of multiple pursonalities. Most writers don't do that, automatically assuming that slow reaction time means low IQ. This is a good one-shot. Very nice.
2mooncrossedBruticus rises again! It's interesting how you portray old Brutie with high intelligence, but a lot of distractions in the form of multiple pursonalities. Most writers don't do that, automatically assuming that slow reaction time means low IQ. This is a good one-shot. Very nice.
12/3/2010 c1 30Vivienne Grainger
My usual attitude toward dialogue-free fiction is suspicion. Deep, dark suspicion. It's easy to do, safely removed from the reader's (and the writer's) experience.
Here, however, it was necessary, needful even. Bruticus has no one to talk to, no need for interaction with any other, beyond what the battlefield will shortly provide him. This was a wonderful little snapshot into process itself, in the processor of someone who, for all intents and purposes, is a fully adult new-sparked mech. Thought-provoking!
30Vivienne GraingerMy usual attitude toward dialogue-free fiction is suspicion. Deep, dark suspicion. It's easy to do, safely removed from the reader's (and the writer's) experience.
Here, however, it was necessary, needful even. Bruticus has no one to talk to, no need for interaction with any other, beyond what the battlefield will shortly provide him. This was a wonderful little snapshot into process itself, in the processor of someone who, for all intents and purposes, is a fully adult new-sparked mech. Thought-provoking!