Author Topic: Undertale - The RPG where you don't have to hurt anyone  (Read 315774 times)


>when blood sugar is low

Diabetes Chara confirmed.

I'm probably never gonna buy this game so I tried reading about the story on the wiki for it and it seems really goofy sometimes
not charming goofy, but like... stuff middle schoolers come up with goofy. like... [determination]? what?

I'm probably never gonna buy this game so I tried reading about the story on the wiki for it and it seems really goofy sometimes
not charming goofy, but like... stuff middle schoolers come up with goofy. like... [determination]? what?
i couldnt tell what's going on half the time because this game doesn't even seem like it was planned
i feel like the developer simply made everything up as he went along
also why did you trans determination

i couldnt tell what's going on half the time because this game doesn't even seem like it was planned
i feel like the developer simply made everything up as he went along
also why did you trans determination
because idk what's a frickin spoiler. the whole [saving is actually going back in time or whatever and junk] seems like it's supposed to be a surprise or something so

because idk what's a frickin spoiler. the whole [saving is actually going back in time or whatever and junk] seems like it's supposed to be a surprise or something so
Yeah, but the concept of Determination exists throughout the game. It starts off as a running gag every time you get to a checkpoint. "The sight of the ruins/playing in the leaves/knowing the mouse might one day leave its hole and get the cheese, it fills you with determination." It's only later that it turns that joke into a significant plot point.

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h-hey chara
That is one snappy outfit. The royal attire goes well with the hair and evil eyes.

Yeah, but the concept of Determination exists throughout the game. It starts off as a running gag every time you get to a checkpoint. "The sight of the ruins/playing in the leaves/knowing the mouse might one day leave its hole and get the cheese, it fills you with determination." It's only later that it turns that joke into a significant plot point.
yeah but the significant plot point is what I'm talking about


CHARA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


yeah but the significant plot point is what I'm talking about
Hmm. Perhaps it's a bit easier to accept the idea in the way it's conveyed to the player for the first time, when the game suddenly becomes really unsettling in the true lab, after spending so much time getting used to the idea of it being a joke. Guess you'll never know for sure!

Hmm. Perhaps it's a bit easier to accept the idea in the way it's conveyed to the player for the first time, when the game suddenly becomes really unsettling in the true lab, after spending so much time getting used to the idea of it being a joke. Guess you'll never know for sure!
well, I was pretty familiar with it being a joke. the real nature of it was surprisingly one of the few things that had never actually been spoiled for me before
I suppose it might be different if I'd actually been invested in the game though. and it's not like I think the game's bad, just some parts don't sit right with me
but in any case I don't think I'd have liked playing it. 2D RPG games are rarely my cup of tea

I really like asriel when he's got the black lines under his eyes though. what a qt 3.14

2D RPG games are rarely my cup of tea

I don't ever play them. I play MMO's and FPS's. But the game's hype made me genuinely interested and then I played it and love it.

i defeated sans and it was the most fun thing in the game imo