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Ajin because he's a really great friend. He's been there for me time and time again through the good and the bad, and I appreciate him.
Also he's got the biggest redwood boner for Toriel like you have no fucking idea dude.
Ajin because he's a really great friend. He's been there for me time and time again through the good and the bad, and I appreciate him. Also he's got the biggest redwood boner for Toriel like you have no fucking idea dude.
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So, to all the Undertale fans out there... What way should I play the game for my first playthrough? I know there's many different ways to play the game, but for my first time playing it, what gives me the best enjoyment? :3 I watched an LP of the demo that showed all the ways it could be played.
Sans was fun. Took me a little more than most pro gamers, about 30-35 attempts, but I definitely enjoyed the fight. Ended up doing Pacifist first, but I was also playing 'with' a friend, watching her stream her own attempts, and she went a more general neutral route. :)
Sure you will. And if you need to you can just watch a playthrough. Toby made the game so you wouldn't HAVE to do the genocide run. That's why he punishes you so badly when you do it. All the Genocide run really shows honestly is the Chara is a sociopathic monster uh the literal definition > > ... not monster like..."monster" whatever lol. And we already know this by the end of the true ending. Just gotta pay attention to the clues especially inside the true lab.
Chara is more than just a child.
Chara is essentially an undying deity, a representation of the void after death, and the transition to death itself and the misanthropy that exists in everyone.
Chara is basically Sithis (the 'deity' that the Dark Brotherhood from Elder Scrolls follow)
I personally believe that before landing in the underworld Chara was a normal child, maybe with a disposition towards sociopathic tendencies (lack of emotion, lack of attachment, lack of compassion), but through the course of being in the underworld Chara transitioned from Chara the child to Chara the being/the concept.
Chara is essentially an undying deity, a representation of the void after death, and the transition to death itself and the misanthropy that exists in everyone.
Chara is basically Sithis (the 'deity' that the Dark Brotherhood from Elder Scrolls follow)
I personally believe that before landing in the underworld Chara was a normal child, maybe with a disposition towards sociopathic tendencies (lack of emotion, lack of attachment, lack of compassion), but through the course of being in the underworld Chara transitioned from Chara the child to Chara the being/the concept.
Yea, all the clues found in the true ending point out the fact that he is an emotionless guy with dark intentions from the very start. But he's basically hanging on as an angry spirit trying to possess Frisk's body because he still wants to genocide humanity and now monsters because he feels they betrayed him when Asriel stopped him from slaughtering the villagers. I got all this from the true ending haha. I already knew all this stuff about Chara before I even looked at the Genocide playthrough.
Define neutral with minimal spoilers? :3
Is that just 'kill some stuff and save some other stuff just do whatever' then? I dare not research this game for spoilers, but I know there's 'kill everything till you can kill no more', 'never kill a single thing or-maybe-even-attack-things', and then.... beyond that I don't know. :P
Is that just 'kill some stuff and save some other stuff just do whatever' then? I dare not research this game for spoilers, but I know there's 'kill everything till you can kill no more', 'never kill a single thing or-maybe-even-attack-things', and then.... beyond that I don't know. :P
Definitely neutral/pacifist. Or whatever.
Cause genocide route leaves a lot of story out, and a good deal of what they DO talk to you about would make no sense otherwise. A lot of the NPC's are missing and the towns are deserted, so you miss out on bits of story based on different areas.
Cause genocide route leaves a lot of story out, and a good deal of what they DO talk to you about would make no sense otherwise. A lot of the NPC's are missing and the towns are deserted, so you miss out on bits of story based on different areas.
Play it however you feel right. Don't let other people tell you how to do it. If you want to kill someone kill someone. If you don't want to kill anyone, don't kill anyone. The beauty of undertale is that the creator has programmed dozens to hundreds of different outs and little bits and pieces that all change in a butterfly effect from start to finish, so even if you do a strange "Neutral" run of the game, you'll see a different finale than you would if you played it in MOSTLY the same way... with a little bit of differences.
Could be worse. You could go to the movies with your mother (as an adult) and get both tickets charged as Couples.
The weird thing is I don't know whether to find that a compliment for how young my mother looks (my mother's family is a bunch of Sicilians with blood like wine) or to find that a remark of how old I am. Maybe they were saying I looked mature. :P
Whatever it meant, I'm laughing all the same.
The weird thing is I don't know whether to find that a compliment for how young my mother looks (my mother's family is a bunch of Sicilians with blood like wine) or to find that a remark of how old I am. Maybe they were saying I looked mature. :P
Whatever it meant, I'm laughing all the same.
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