Wow, more interesting moments that you might have missed:
Neutral ending spoilers:
Neutral ending spoilers:
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--One last thing with Muffet: her claims that the person who contacted her was seen in the shadows, changing shape. At first I was thinking Flowey, but Flowey wasn't associated with shadows and couldn't change shape at will. But maybe....
Double spoiler for this one, one for how to unlock, second for what it is, so be careful if you don't want to be spoiled on what it actually is
1)You unlock this door by basically avoiding all the credits of the special thanks after a true pacifist ending
Well that makes a lot more sense. She does stick out like a sore thumb.Muffet was designed by a backer, she doesn't have a big place in the story because Toby didn't make her
I might do that.Well to answer some of your questions i'd reccommend, if you don't feel like replaying the game,watching a video on youtube that shows the differences between pacifist and genocide run.
This isn't really a hidden thing.Mettaton outright tells you during his boss fight that he's the one that got the spiders after you.
Well that makes a lot more sense. She does stick out like a sore thumb.
Doesyeah there is actually another backer boss in the game, he is really well hidden and there is a real reason for that
Yes,Doeseven get his own battle theme? lolSo Sorry
Doeseven get his own battle theme? lolSo Sorry
I could have swore he only says he sent the mercenaries after you, I don't remember him ever mentioning spiders.
I made Undertale Wrestling into a full dumb thing.
The intro, my sides are in orbit
re: Muffet (all playthrough spoilers)
I've spent the whole day debating in my mind if i should play Genocide or not.
... On one hand, it'd go against the game stands for.
.... On the other hand, i really want more Undertale.
... One hell of a work.
The titular sequence, leaving New Home.. i would've never guessed that someone, fifteen years later, understood why FFIX's You're Not Alone was so good, and managed to replicate it. And whoever did this, both designed, wrote and composed for it? I'm still in denial.
He paid Muffet to stop you, thus why she was telling you what she would do with her oodles of cash. Muffet says her client was a shapeshifter. Mettaton being the only explicit shapeshifter in the game, well, there you go.
edit: christ, almost forgot to spoiler this, apologies if anyone who viewed this before the edit was spoiled
I guessed maybe I was confused because it was my understanding that Mettaton's transformations were not controlled by him. Maybe I don't pay attention enough--I mean, on my first playthrough I thought Mettaton was lying about Alphys using you.
Which I guess reminds me of something I wanted to praise this game for--it's really good at giving things double meanings that only come across in second playthroughs.
Like, inspecting Toriel's bed tells you "It's definitely bigger than a twin sized bed." Which just seems like goofy flavor text. And then you inspect Asgore's bed near the end, it tells you it's a "King sized bed." But by that time you've forgotten about Toriel's bed. And then you start a new game, and inspect Toriel's bed again, and suddenly it's a "duh" moment.
Or one of my favorites--my first time playing through i killed Undyne because I couldn't figure out how to spare her. While you're walking to Hotlands in silence, Papyrus calls you and tells you that it would be great to hang out with Undyne sometime, and it just comes across as miserable and made me feel guilty. And then I played through again, killing no one, and I'm being chased by Undyne down the same hallway and Papyrus calls and says the same exact thing and now it's frighteningly well timed comedy. This is really a special game.
GENOCIDE ENDING SPOILERS
the way they give "determination" a double meaning in the Genocide runthrough is absolutely fucking bone-chilling to me
like it's such a fucking positive theme throughout the whole game on the neutral/pacifist side, but then you start up a Genocide run and delve progressively further and further into killing everything. Every time you save, the monologue about determination becomes increasingly terse and ominous to the point where all Frisk says to him/herself is "Determination." no longer are you determined to proceed but you are determined to kill everything in your path. it's repeated at every save point and the repetition just fucking drives it home what you're actually doing in that playthrough.
I guessed maybe I was confused because it was my understanding that Mettaton's transformations were not controlled by him. Maybe I don't pay attention enough--I mean, on my first playthrough I thought Mettaton was lying about Alphys using you.
Which I guess reminds me of something I wanted to praise this game for--it's really good at giving things double meanings that only come across in second playthroughs.
Like, inspecting Toriel's bed tells you "It's definitely bigger than a twin sized bed." Which just seems like goofy flavor text. And then you inspect Asgore's bed near the end, it tells you it's a "King sized bed." But by that time you've forgotten about Toriel's bed. And then you start a new game, and inspect Toriel's bed again, and suddenly it's a "duh" moment.
Or one of my favorites--my first time playing through I killed Undyne because I couldn't figure out how to spare her. While you're walking to Hotlands in silence, Papyrus calls you and tells you that it would be great to hang out with Undyne sometime, and it just comes across as miserable and made me feel guilty. And then I played through again, killing no one, and I'm being chased by Undyne down the same hallway and Papyrus calls and says the same exact thing and now it's frighteningly well timed comedy. This is really a special game.
Hey guys does this game have any chance coming to PS4? It seems like every PC game im interested in always ends up on PS4 sooner or later and thats where I like to play all my games. If not im gonna buy it right because this shit looks amazing.
Hey guys does this game have any chance of coming to PS4? It seems like every PC game im interested in always ends up on PS4 sooner or later and thats where I like to play all my games. If not im gonna buy it right now because this shit looks amazing.
Hey guys does this game have any chance of coming to PS4? It seems like every PC game im interested in always ends up on PS4 sooner or later and thats where I like to play all my games. If not im gonna buy it right now because this shit looks amazing.
Seeing so much love for this game and it looks very unique. Screw it i'll just double dip and show support. Lets do thisHonestly with some of the things the game does, I don't think they'd be able to put it on console. Just get it now, you definitely won't regret if you have interest in it
(general spoilers for neutral or pacifist)
1. Did you also notice that the first caller to Mettaton's farewell "program" is Blook? You can tell by the font, manner of speaking, and the fact that Mettaton begins to say "Bl..." It's a neat detail, especially if you discover Mettaton's backstory by using the key to the house next to Blook's pad.
2. I loved Papyrus's phone call as an example of one of many instances in Undertale where a line or piece of flavor text is received to starkly different effect depending on the player's context. Or even objects: I also killed Undyne on my first run and I thought the presence of the water cooler in Hotland amounted to nothing more than a silly joke.
amazing stuff lol
Finally got this game yesterday, and I am not ashamed to say I burnt through it and finished a pacifist run tonight.
Even though I read scattered impressions of it before, the.True Lab still managed to completely unsettle me. I alt-tabbed when lying on the bed, and received an unpleasant surprise when I alt-tabbed back. The amalgamations were awful experiences (especially the Snowdin Forest one), and the Asriel tapes' implications were unnerving
And despite the fact that I had seen some spoilers before playing and was generally okay with it, I'm glad I didn't.know about Flowey's identity. I thought him just being a flower injected with "determination" was all there was to his origin story, but the truth didn't hit me until the final boss name was flashing on the screen. Very glad that I was rewarded for going back to the beginning after the end like in the demo; I wanted to give him another hug
That said, I can't bring myself to reset and do a no mercy run. Both because I can't bring myself to kill any characters, and because.there's no way I could handle Sans and I don't like admitting defeat
I can completely empathize with your stance, tho i do admit thatEndogeny, that is, the dog amalgamate, managed to lighten the mood of the true lab
In other news, because i could still not get over the Muffet genocide speech and am a horrible person, i made something:
Link contains spoilers, technically (also main blog might contain things of questionable safety for work).
I bought this game tonight and downloaded the app from the Humble store (OS X version, direct app and not the steam key) and I can't get it to open. I have Gatekeeper disabled completely, I'm control-clicked to open the app, but every time I do so, I'm getting a "This application is damaged. please move it to the trash" error.
Any ideas?