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moorgar ONLINE (11/27/2015) [-] You know what makes this even worse?
The Royal Guard bought ALL the nicecream, there is nothing left for you
The Royal Guard bought ALL the nicecream, there is nothing left for you
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lerotheumbrella (11/29/2015) [-] i dont know , i did a genocide run for my first play-through
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lerotheumbrella (11/30/2015) [-] took me longer than i will admit to figure out you were calling me soulless
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assassindash ONLINE (11/28/2015) [-] Maybe you shouldn't be a genocidal demon from the realm of hell? Ever consider that?
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shadowkingdr [OP](11/28/2015) [-] you talk to sans on every run, thats not chara its frisk
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shadowstepone (11/28/2015) [-] his shortcut is going back in time, to when there was nicecream left
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shadowstepone (11/28/2015) [-] He has a mysterious broken machine, can travel unbelievably quickly and has several passwords reserved for time travelers.
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Bruda (11/28/2015) [-] A mysterious broken machine doesn't mean Time Travel.
Teleportation is a thing and even if he was moving fast that still doesn't mean time travel.
He recognizes that people act different like they experienced everything before.
Also he apparently has been a problem to Flowey for a long time causing Flowey to reset. Everyone remembers a little bit from loads. Toriel mentions it. So it's understandable that someone as observant as Sans to notice when someone loads.
Teleportation is a thing and even if he was moving fast that still doesn't mean time travel.
He recognizes that people act different like they experienced everything before.
Also he apparently has been a problem to Flowey for a long time causing Flowey to reset. Everyone remembers a little bit from loads. Toriel mentions it. So it's understandable that someone as observant as Sans to notice when someone loads.
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dndxplain ONLINE (11/28/2015) [-] Shadowstepone is actually correct in this. Sans and Alphys were the two assistants to W.D Gaster, the former royal scientist, who discovered the SAVE function and were working on time travel. In the Genocide run, you can find evidence that he's continuing Gaster's work.
The only people who say anything about things with past timelines are creatures who get their soul absorbed by Flowey. Only boss-monsters can have their souls absorbed. Sans is one of these people.
just saying.
The only people who say anything about things with past timelines are creatures who get their soul absorbed by Flowey. Only boss-monsters can have their souls absorbed. Sans is one of these people.
just saying.
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shadowstepone (11/28/2015) [-] that's true, because he's not saving. He has a method of time travel entirely seperate from determination
that, or he lost his determination from going back too many times
that, or he lost his determination from going back too many times
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cleomech (11/28/2015) [-] That is definitely wrong.
Flowey had the most determination before Frisk entered the underground, and he used it to do everything until he got bored.
After Frisk does finally show up, the determination he carries with him overpowers that of Flowey's. But, even though that's frue, Flowey still has enough determination to keep his memories every time you time travel. He can not time travel on his own.
Same with the "boss" monsters. They have faint memories of past events because they have relatively strong souls (still 1000x weaker than a human), and with that, just enough determination to remember small things.
Flowey had the most determination before Frisk entered the underground, and he used it to do everything until he got bored.
After Frisk does finally show up, the determination he carries with him overpowers that of Flowey's. But, even though that's frue, Flowey still has enough determination to keep his memories every time you time travel. He can not time travel on his own.
Same with the "boss" monsters. They have faint memories of past events because they have relatively strong souls (still 1000x weaker than a human), and with that, just enough determination to remember small things.
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izaya (11/28/2015) [-] YES! exactly what I was thinking the whole pacifist run.
Yeah, you can reason with all the enemies and I know that most monsters don't know that Frisk is that fragile, but years of videogames have taught me one thing: "you attack me - I curbstomp you or die trying", so doing the pacifist run honestly made me more angry than happy
Yeah, you can reason with all the enemies and I know that most monsters don't know that Frisk is that fragile, but years of videogames have taught me one thing: "you attack me - I curbstomp you or die trying", so doing the pacifist run honestly made me more angry than happy
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thechosentroll (11/28/2015) [-] I think that was sort of Undertales' goal - to show you how weird and harmful the usual RPG system of killing everything on sight is and how it makes you a horrible person.
In thewords thoughts of Gordon Freeman "I wonder if the judge'll believe it was several hundred cases of self-defense."
In the
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anon (11/28/2015) [-]
Except it kind of falls on it face when you have a character that says, "I'm going to ******* murder you!"
I can understand that for 90% of the enemies in the game. Sans, Papyrus, almost every minor enemy, etc. But the final boss, Undyne, and a few others, no. And honestly it is because of that reason I don't feel any sympathy for the final scene, or even Toriel for that matter.
Is it the message of the game? Yeah. Do I think it was done well? No. At times, but no.
I can understand that for 90% of the enemies in the game. Sans, Papyrus, almost every minor enemy, etc. But the final boss, Undyne, and a few others, no. And honestly it is because of that reason I don't feel any sympathy for the final scene, or even Toriel for that matter.
Is it the message of the game? Yeah. Do I think it was done well? No. At times, but no.
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thegreatpapyrus ONLINE (11/27/2015) [-] I DON'T THINK IT'S SO MUCH HE HAS 1 HP, MORE SO HE HAS NO DEFENCE, LETTING FRISK WHO BY THAT POINT IN THE GENOCIDE RUN HAS BEEN POSSESSED BY CHARA OHK HIM
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nazkan (11/28/2015) [-]
Sans is listed as having 1 HP in the game files.
Though to be honest, once you beat Undyne, Frisk is powerful enough to one shot just about anyone in the underground so it wouldn't matter what his defense and health are. The only reason Sans doesn't die instantly is because he actively breaks the rules of combat to give you a bad time.
Though to be honest, once you beat Undyne, Frisk is powerful enough to one shot just about anyone in the underground so it wouldn't matter what his defense and health are. The only reason Sans doesn't die instantly is because he actively breaks the rules of combat to give you a bad time.
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thechosentroll (11/28/2015) [-] He doesn't so much break the rules of combat as much just using common sense. Like trying to ******* DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODGE!
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anon (11/27/2015) [-]
Good point. Frisk may have made friends but everyone has been trying to kill him constantly.
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thymarx ONLINE (12/19/2015) [-] This is actually something i have been thinking about, i mean at first i didn't see why Toriel was protecting you from going outside, because everyone was friendly, but then i realized, that in all those random fights, the monsters are trying to kill you, like they aren't friendly for **** , they may try to talk to you but they are still ******* trying to kill you, what gives?
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josemanuelcenteno (11/28/2015) [-] the game remembers all you do, firsk is thinking about the genocide run you fight sans there and he is a bad time...
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shadowkingdr [OP](11/28/2015) [-] no, its about all the crap she has seen on her way there, look at the projectiles, they are all of the bosses she has seen so far
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josemanuelcenteno (11/28/2015) [-] Huh? oh, right, there are more proyectiles than just bones
