Undertale megathread v2- An RPG where nobody has to get hurt. YES, that includes Toriel.
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things i really want to see this fan community do:
-a recording of Ghost Fight/Dummy! performed by an awesome jazz band
-a protagonist figurine made from a Ness amiibo
-an expanded version of the Run! track from the Undyne fight
-More art of Gerson in his prime, and/or Li'l Undyne
At the moment i'm making another Temmie collection album. Jesus what am i doing with my life?
[QUOTE=Chamango;48970491]People keep saying that, but really people are just sort of assuming he HAS to be making characters like Homestuck ones because he did some music for it.
If it wasn't Toby making the game I guarantee nobody would make the Vriska connection.[/QUOTE]
I made the connection and I didn't know who Toby was.
Or maybe it's just that I'm a huge nerd.
Has anyone posted what [sp]The Choice (mus_chokedup)[/sp] sounds like sped up?
[vid]https://my.mixtape.moe/qyxedo.mp3[/vid]
So i just finished an entire album of VG music and Temmi-fied it. I hope it gives you guys some BOOST POWER. (Get the hint?)
[URL="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQBqSt15Vi0"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQBqSt15Vi0[/URL]
genocide run spoilers a bit
a p good mashup i think
[sp]I feel so horrible for going through the game a second time and killing everyone, but I got numbers on the board for a speed run![/sp]
[url]http://www.twitch.tv/backsapper/v/22150035[/url]
[url]http://www.speedrun.com/run/pm3r01qm[/url]
The links are spoilers too.
Awaiting confirmation to be super proud of being on a leaderboard.
Dog boat.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/29UubDU.png[/img]
Also some spoky spoilers on [sp]chara[/sp] [url]http://i.imgur.com/FoUFsY8.png[/url]
[QUOTE=DChapsfield;48970538]
-a recording of Ghost Fight/Dummy! performed by an awesome jazz band[/QUOTE]
While not a [I]band,[/I] here's a decent cover with multitracked sax and piano:
[video=youtube;yeJx04_47Lc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeJx04_47Lc[/video]
A totally legit jazz brass band would be amazing though, yeah.
It really did take me too long to realize Napstablook and Muffet had similar battle themes :T
Man, on one hand, I regret agreeing to do my first playthrough of the game as part of a Stream with a friend of mine. Shit keeps coming up in his life and I'm stuck jonesing to see what comes next.
On the other hand, I'm almost entirely certain that it'll be a much more enjoyable and memorable experience with him than it would be alone.
I've already had a shit-load spoiled for me in the form of random bits of information that don't have much cohesion without the context of the game. Having to wait days and days for a few hours of gameplay is increasingly frustrating to bear.
I don't think I'm ready for bad time bones. all I got is crab apples
Behold, another Temmie album (I seriously got too much free time on my hands).
[video=youtube;oqR1l4JWgRc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqR1l4JWgRc&feature=youtu.be[/video]
I just beat the game on true pacifist on my first run. oh my fuck the feels the first damn time in years has a game made me teary.
Is the genocide ending the true ending like i have heard? I want to see it through but....
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I DONT WANNA MURDER MY FRIENDS I DON'T WANNA!
[QUOTE=Mr.Dugong;48971197]I just beat the game on true pacifist on my first run. oh my fuck the feels the first damn time in years has a game made me teary.
Is the genocide ending the true ending like i have heard? I want to see it through but....
...
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I DONT WANNA MURDER MY FRIENDS I DON'T WANNA![/QUOTE]
[sp]No it isn't.[/sp]
[QUOTE=Mr.Dugong;48971197]I just beat the game on true pacifist on my first run. oh my fuck the feels the first damn time in years has a game made me teary.
Is the genocide ending the true ending like i have heard? I want to see it through but....
...
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I DONT WANNA MURDER MY FRIENDS I DON'T WANNA![/QUOTE]
The Genocide ending is [sp]Entirely Optional. It reveals more details about some characters, but it is not something you have to do by any means. The game itself takes every step it can to stop you during the run[/sp]
Ok, cleared True Pacifist ending. Whoa. And I thought Neutral was wild. This is meta as fuck.
[sp]Was Chara... a dark, malevolent reflection of the player and his/her habitual knack for grand violence and the need to grow stronger? Was the player an outer force controlling Frisk, or "guiding" them toward either a path of violence, or absolute friendliness? All I know is that despite my usually pacifistic tendencies with games when possible, it can regardless be quite the punch when you realize Chara, who is assigned YOUR name, is implied to have been acting a lot like a typical player of video games. Loot, kill, progress. Repeat until numb to emotion. But in defense of players, games these days give you few options outside of self defense or pursuing a goal told to you. You are usually told what you should believe in, but sometimes you can pursue what you actually believe in yourself, personally.[/sp]
Jesus christ, this game makes you think. Think about influence that actions can have, what the consequences can be.
[QUOTE=Nitro836;48971255]Ok, cleared True Pacifist ending. Whoa. And I thought Neutral was wild. This is meta as fuck.
[sp]Was Chara... a dark, malevolent reflection of the player and his/her habitual knack for grand violence and the need to grow stronger? Was the player an outer force controlling Frisk, or "guiding" them toward either a path of violence, or absolute friendliness? All I know is that despite my usually pacifistic tendencies with games when possible, it can regardless be quite the punch when you realize Chara, who is assigned YOUR name, is implied to have been acting a lot like a typical player of video games. Loot, kill, progress. Repeat until numb to emotion. But in defense of players, games these days give you few options outside of self defense or pursuing a goal told to you. You are usually told what you should believe in, but sometimes you can pursue what you actually believe in yourself, personally.[/sp]
Jesus christ, this game makes you think. Think about influence that actions can have, what the consequences can be.[/QUOTE]
Honestly, [sp]i'm tired nowadays of games doing something like, "OKAY BLOW THE SHIT UP," and then the game goes out of its way to torture you about why blowing that shit up is so bad despite having no other choice other than to stop playing the game. Spec Ops: The Line especially. Undertale is unique in that if you slaughter every single character and all the random encounters? That was your choice you saw through to the end, you never backed out of it despite numerous opportunities, and you get the resounding punishment you deserve.[/sp]
you should give specops: the line a spin too
oh shit ninjas
The right person in the wrong place can make all the difference in the world. So, wake up, [sp]Frisk and player who started a new game[/sp]. Wake up and... smell the flowers.
[QUOTE=RikohZX;48971280]Honestly, [sp]i'm tired nowadays of games doing something like, "OKAY BLOW THE SHIT UP," and then the game goes out of its way to torture you about why blowing that shit up is so bad despite having no other choice other than to stop playing the game. Spec Ops: The Line especially. Undertale is unique in that if you slaughter every single character and all the random encounters? That was your choice you saw through to the end, you never backed out of it despite numerous opportunities, and you get the resounding punishment you deserve.[/sp][/QUOTE]
[sp]The thing I like is that most games with a moral system always follow the same storyline, just with different cutscenes and endings. Undertale completely changes when you go down the darkest path. Even though you're on the same quest to reach the end, it's not fun or happy anymore. And the game is almost begging you to stop every step of the way.
It's the first time I've genuinely felt guilty for taking the evil choice in a game.[/sp]
[url=http://2static.fjcdn.com/pictures/Undertale_4c9e08_5720819.png][B]spoilers[/B] and hubcaps[/url]
I've been listening to 'Death By Glamour' non-stop for the past few days, I need help.
But that sax...
[QUOTE=sirdownloadsalot;48971297][sp]The thing I like is that most games with a moral system always follow the same storyline, just with different cutscenes and endings. Undertale completely changes when you go down the darkest path. Even though you're on the same quest to reach the end, it's not fun or happy anymore. And the game is almost begging you to stop every step of the way.
It's the first time I've genuinely felt guilty for taking the evil choice in a game.[/sp][/QUOTE]
[sp]Yeah, even down to the game mechanics on what you have to rely/use often makes it seem like you're playing two different games. Fighting/killing relies on a lot of well timed attacks and maximizing your attack points like typical RPGs, and mercy involves a lot of dodging, adventure game-like puzzle/dialog system through the Act stuff.[/sp] Only games I can think off on top of my head that had a radically feeling and plot point when going through good and evil routes are Knights of the Old Republic and Soul Nomad.
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