Imminent war isn ' t a thing to celebrate for . <| sep |> Unless you have Dreamspark , you aren ' t getting W 10 a new x 86 PC for under $ 200 essentially a $ 100 hardware budget , and that ' s before even taking into account the monitor . You might be able to swing that with a laptop , used parts , or possibly an RPi if you ' re willing to go with either Linux or the RPi version of W 10 . Tell us a bit more about what you ' re planning on using the computer for . Would a laptop be suitable ? <| sep |> Personally , I was gripped by how well the show handles morals That has slipped in the current seasons imo , but it ' s understandable when you ' re at 100 episodes . The original formula of the main pony Twilight writing her mentor a letter about what she learned is the here ' s your moral kids ! moment , but I think it makes an important difference that Twilight doesn ' t look into the camera or speaks to the audience directly She ' s recounting her experiences , and she does recall them afterwards . That means if children enjoy the show and recall it fondly , they are more likely in my eyes to follow the morals as well , because the morals are associated with a character they like instead of just being thrown at them without any real point . In other words , they follow the moral not because the show tells them to , but because they admire the character that also follows that moral , and want to be more like them . I think it ' s a genius way to teach morals to children . Afterwards , the show is simply enjoyable to watch . When I watch , I don ' t see cute little ponies well , I obviously do , I ' m not blind . But not in the animatedgirlstoy kind of way . I just see a representation of a character interacting with the world the show presents . It wouldn ' t matter to me whether it was humans , ponies or avatar smurf cats . I ' m after the character interactions and the stories , and those are what sell the show to me .