AnimationWarriorCats wrote:

Birdmusic wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

awesomekid0224 wrote:

Started playing after a long hiatus of a whole year.
I REALLY suck now.

I'm probably also really bad at it by now… but I've been playing other games so I guess I wouldn't do THAT badly…

I hope

Don't worry, there's no way either of you can ever suck as much as me XD

i died to undyne about 50 times so nobody can be as worse than me

First time i played, i died to Undyne so many times I had to look up how to get past her.
I accidentally killed Toriel after using all my items just trying to stay alive, not realizing she can't really actually kill you unless you try to die.
I almost accidentally killed Papyrus.
I have no idea how many times i've died to Mettaton.
Don't even mention Asgore or Omega Flowey.

AnimationWarriorCats wrote:

Birdmusic wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

awesomekid0224 wrote:

Started playing after a long hiatus of a whole year.
I REALLY suck now.

I'm probably also really bad at it by now… but I've been playing other games so I guess I wouldn't do THAT badly…

I hope

Don't worry, there's no way either of you can ever suck as much as me XD

i died to undyne about 50 times so nobody can be as worse than me

I kept on losing to undyne the undying to the point where I edited the game files to get past her.

AnimationWarriorCats wrote:

Birdmusic wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

awesomekid0224 wrote:

Started playing after a long hiatus of a whole year.
I REALLY suck now.

I'm probably also really bad at it by now… but I've been playing other games so I guess I wouldn't do THAT badly…

I hope

Don't worry, there's no way either of you can ever suck as much as me XD

i died to undyne about 50 times so nobody can be as worse than me

I died to Mettaton.
10 times.
Wanna take that back now?

awesomekid0224 wrote:

AnimationWarriorCats wrote:

Birdmusic wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

awesomekid0224 wrote:

Started playing after a long hiatus of a whole year.
I REALLY suck now.

I'm probably also really bad at it by now… but I've been playing other games so I guess I wouldn't do THAT badly…

I hope

Don't worry, there's no way either of you can ever suck as much as me XD

i died to undyne about 50 times so nobody can be as worse than me

I died to Mettaton.
10 times.
Wanna take that back now?

welp
ye i do actually

Does anyone remember one of the forumers doing a LV 19 pacifist run by editing the files?
I'm trying to do it too, but I can't seem to change my LV.

halp

AnimationWarriorCats wrote:

saly9995 wrote:

So that happened.

and temmie destroyed Papyru's memoirs out of spite, i think i felt a twinge in my tiny gray heart.

woah

that was a rollercoaster ride

Gaster fell. sounds just like him.

T1scratcher wrote:

AnimationWarriorCats wrote:

saly9995 wrote:

So that happened.

and temmie destroyed Papyru's memoirs out of spite, i think i felt a twinge in my tiny gray heart.

woah

that was a rollercoaster ride

Gaster fell. sounds just like him.

Also papy…

Tem lord

Chara. What did I tell you about falling into wide gaping holes.

ok done

saly9995 wrote:

AnimationWarriorCats wrote:

Birdmusic wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

awesomekid0224 wrote:

Started playing after a long hiatus of a whole year.
I REALLY suck now.

I'm probably also really bad at it by now… but I've been playing other games so I guess I wouldn't do THAT badly…

I hope

Don't worry, there's no way either of you can ever suck as much as me XD

i died to undyne about 50 times so nobody can be as worse than me

First time i played, i died to Undyne so many times I had to look up how to get past her.
I accidentally killed Toriel after using all my items just trying to stay alive, not realizing she can't really actually kill you unless you try to die.
I almost accidentally killed Papyrus.
I have no idea how many times i've died to Mettaton.
Don't even mention Asgore or Omega Flowey.

I actually got killed by Toriel twice in a row by accident :')
Papyrus took a couple of tries
Undyne actually only took about two or three
Mettaton took like six
And Asgore probably took about fifteen XD

Sarcastic_Stoat wrote:

saly9995 wrote:

AnimationWarriorCats wrote:

Birdmusic wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

awesomekid0224 wrote:

Started playing after a long hiatus of a whole year.
I REALLY suck now.

I'm probably also really bad at it by now… but I've been playing other games so I guess I wouldn't do THAT badly…

I hope

Don't worry, there's no way either of you can ever suck as much as me XD

i died to undyne about 50 times so nobody can be as worse than me

First time i played, i died to Undyne so many times I had to look up how to get past her.
I accidentally killed Toriel after using all my items just trying to stay alive, not realizing she can't really actually kill you unless you try to die.
I almost accidentally killed Papyrus.
I have no idea how many times i've died to Mettaton.
Don't even mention Asgore or Omega Flowey.

I actually got killed by Toriel twice in a row by accident :')
Papyrus took a couple of tries
Undyne actually only took about two or three
Mettaton took like six
And Asgore probably took about fifteen XD

I never died to Toriel but i accidentally killed her once
I believe it took me three tries for Papyrus
Undyne took me about twenty bad fish
Mettaton took like, five and every try was more fabulous than the last
And Asgore probably took about…ten?

That was my first playthrough; eventually i beat them all in one try and was just “ehh” with the game.
Whoops.

saly9995 wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

AnimationWarriorCats wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

Birdmusic wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

Heracron wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

Heracron wrote:

Don't get me wrong, it's a great game, but as I said in another post, the AUs and other garbage trying to keep this game alive are getting bland and sad to see. Every game will fade away eventually.

Some of the AUs are bad, yeah. If the fandom just stopped focusing on sans for one second then the game may last longer. The bad fandom is making it fade away quicker and be remembered as a bad thing for some.

Yeah, Sans is basically the reason this game died quicker than it should've in the first place, actually. (snip)

(snip) So many more characters' potentials were ignored, and they will probably never be explored now that most people are annoyed of sans being everywhere. (snip)

I'll probably be one of those people that stick on forever and everyone else starts getting annoyed. (My friends are already annoyed with my endless math and science randomness, imagine if I started talking Undertale to them one day XD)

My friends all randomly start making puns whenever I mention the game. And always the same puns. Sans fans, become more creative, please?
(snip)

same

It's sad how so many characters are underappreciated while others are…'worshipped'

If only I could find cringy sans X me ocs…oh wait, just search undertale oc.

I don't even know whats so great about sans. He's one of the two fictional characters (out of all fandoms I've ever been in) i really despise.

…
My kind isn't welcome here.
I actually really liked some of the AUs the fandom made. Even some of the Sans-centered AUs have pretty good character design and different personalities. I can understand why you guys hate all the Sanses, but he's the easiest character to manipulate for the fandom, really.
Sure, the Sans army can be overwhelming, but sometimes you have to see the individual parts of the picture here.

I see. Error sans is men -ish. But I like gztale.

Captain_Purple wrote:

btw has anyone talked about the “magical glass” that appears when someone, whether it be NPC or Frisk, steps over a pit?

What Toby Fox has said:
Bug: This character can walk over pits while following you. Walk around?
MY SOLUTION: MAGIC GLASS THAT APPEARS WHEN THEY WALK OVER PITS

Toby:
tester: “you can sort of slip out of bounds here harmlessly”
me: “looks like it's time for… magical glass”

Source: Twitter

It's also a way to hide… Ahem darker yet darker things.

saly9995 wrote:

AnimationWarriorCats wrote:

Birdmusic wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

awesomekid0224 wrote:

Started playing after a long hiatus of a whole year.
I REALLY suck now.

I'm probably also really bad at it by now… but I've been playing other games so I guess I wouldn't do THAT badly…

I hope

Don't worry, there's no way either of you can ever suck as much as me XD

i died to undyne about 50 times so nobody can be as worse than me

First time i played, i died to Undyne so many times I had to look up how to get past her.
I accidentally killed Toriel after using all my items just trying to stay alive, not realizing she can't really actually kill you unless you try to die.
I almost accidentally killed Papyrus.
I have no idea how many times i've died to Mettaton.
Don't even mention Asgore or Omega Flowey.

I needed around 50 times JUST trying to defeat mad dummy.
Imagine how much then on others.

Endy777 wrote:

saly9995 wrote:

AnimationWarriorCats wrote:

Birdmusic wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

awesomekid0224 wrote:

Started playing after a long hiatus of a whole year.
I REALLY suck now.

I'm probably also really bad at it by now… but I've been playing other games so I guess I wouldn't do THAT badly…

I hope

Don't worry, there's no way either of you can ever suck as much as me XD

i died to undyne about 50 times so nobody can be as worse than me

First time i played, i died to Undyne so many times I had to look up how to get past her.
I accidentally killed Toriel after using all my items just trying to stay alive, not realizing she can't really actually kill you unless you try to die.
I almost accidentally killed Papyrus.
I have no idea how many times i've died to Mettaton.
Don't even mention Asgore or Omega Flowey.

I needed around 50 times JUST trying to defeat mad dummy.
Imagine how much then on others.

Yes same!!! That took me about 30 tries alone…

I actually found that to be the hardest battle for me since I believe I died more then than to any other character.

not counting the skeleton that shall not be named

I had to go down two pages in my messages to find the last notification from here. Where did everyone go?!

TeamRocketFan wrote:

I had to go down two pages in my messages to find the last notification from here. Where did everyone go?!

Idk. I just watched Game Theory's new Undertale theory. It has good math, but major logic loops and some mathematical issues. It also ignores some of the lore. Overall, the data collecting is very solid but the lore research is too loose for me to consider it an accurate theory.

Anyways, the main issue I have with theory is (spoiler warning I guess) that Austin mentions that some monsters may have absorbed human souls. However, if they did, wouldn't those monsters have been able to cross the barrier, collect more souls, and free the other monsters? The fact that no monsters do this shows that probably no monster that we meet in the game has absorbed a soul. Austin also speculates that Undyne collected a soul, but it is heavily implied in game that Undyne was not alive before or during the war. He also speculates that Sans has a human soul, however that contradicts the idea that souls boost defense since Sans has 1 defense, an extremely low number. Considering that Flowey easily kills Asgore in the tenocide run, he probably doesn't have a human soul.

Austin also uses the data in the code for Asriel's defense (which is 9999) rather than infinity. This is a serious mathematical issue as 9999 and infinity are very different. I personally believe that he should have used infinity for his data since that's what the game itself says. Asriel having infinite defense makes more sense since he has the equivalent of 7 human souls, which basically makes someone a god like being, meaning that they are pretty much invincible. This also explains why the 7th soul seems so much more powerful than the previous 6; it basically makes Asriel a god.

However, one thing Austin probably did get right is that some monster tried to get a human soul, otherwise, it makes no sense why humans would be afriad. However, seeing that monsters lost, whoever that monster was probably failed, or succeeded but then was killed, so none of the in game monsters also have a human soul.

What am I doing with my life. I should seriously do some math instead of writing pointless essays.

Birdmusic wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

I had to go down two pages in my messages to find the last notification from here. Where did everyone go?!

Idk. I just watched Game Theory's new Undertale theory. It has good math, but major logic loops and some mathematical issues. It also ignores some of the lore. Overall, the data collecting is very solid but the lore research is too loose for me to consider it an accurate theory.

Anyways, the main issue I have with theory is (spoiler warning I guess) that Austin mentions that some monsters may have absorbed human souls. However, if they did, wouldn't those monsters have been able to cross the barrier, collect more souls, and free the other monsters? The fact that no monsters do this shows that probably no monster that we meet in the game has absorbed a soul. Austin also speculates that Undyne collected a soul, but it is heavily implied in game that Undyne was not alive before or during the war. He also speculates that Sans has a human soul, however that contradicts the idea that souls boost defense since Sans has 1 defense, an extremely low number. Considering that Flowey easily kills Asgore in the tenocide run, he probably doesn't have a human soul.

Austin also uses the data in the code for Asriel's defense (which is 9999) rather than infinity. This is a serious mathematical issue as 9999 and infinity are very different. I personally believe that he should have used infinity for his data since that's what the game itself says. Asriel having infinite defense makes more sense since he has the equivalent of 7 human souls, which basically makes someone a god like being, meaning that they are pretty much invincible. This also explains why the 7th soul seems so much more powerful than the previous 6; it basically makes Asriel a god.

However, one thing Austin probably did get right is that some monster tried to get a human soul, otherwise, it makes no sense why humans would be afriad. However, seeing that monsters lost, whoever that monster was probably failed, or succeeded but then was killed, so none of the in game monsters also have a human soul.

What am I doing with my life. I should seriously do some math instead of writing pointless essays.

What was the theory?

and i should seriously be working on drawing instead of listening to the full sountrack

TeamRocketFan wrote:

Birdmusic wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

I had to go down two pages in my messages to find the last notification from here. Where did everyone go?!

Idk. I just watched Game Theory's new Undertale theory. It has good math, but major logic loops and some mathematical issues. It also ignores some of the lore. Overall, the data collecting is very solid but the lore research is too loose for me to consider it an accurate theory.

Anyways, the main issue I have with theory is (spoiler warning I guess) that Austin mentions that some monsters may have absorbed human souls. However, if they did, wouldn't those monsters have been able to cross the barrier, collect more souls, and free the other monsters? The fact that no monsters do this shows that probably no monster that we meet in the game has absorbed a soul. Austin also speculates that Undyne collected a soul, but it is heavily implied in game that Undyne was not alive before or during the war. He also speculates that Sans has a human soul, however that contradicts the idea that souls boost defense since Sans has 1 defense, an extremely low number. Considering that Flowey easily kills Asgore in the tenocide run, he probably doesn't have a human soul.

Austin also uses the data in the code for Asriel's defense (which is 9999) rather than infinity. This is a serious mathematical issue as 9999 and infinity are very different. I personally believe that he should have used infinity for his data since that's what the game itself says. Asriel having infinite defense makes more sense since he has the equivalent of 7 human souls, which basically makes someone a god like being, meaning that they are pretty much invincible. This also explains why the 7th soul seems so much more powerful than the previous 6; it basically makes Asriel a god.

However, one thing Austin probably did get right is that some monster tried to get a human soul, otherwise, it makes no sense why humans would be afriad. However, seeing that monsters lost, whoever that monster was probably failed, or succeeded but then was killed, so none of the in game monsters also have a human soul.

What am I doing with my life. I should seriously do some math instead of writing pointless essays.

What was the theory?

and i should seriously be working on drawing instead of listening to the full sountrack

He theorized that some monsters had collected human souls before going to the underground with some interesting mathematics that would make sense if you ignore the lore and some basic mathematics. Probably watch the video, I can't explain logarithms or trig.

Birdmusic wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

Birdmusic wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

I had to go down two pages in my messages to find the last notification from here. Where did everyone go?!

Idk. I just watched Game Theory's new Undertale theory. It has good math, but major logic loops and some mathematical issues. It also ignores some of the lore. Overall, the data collecting is very solid but the lore research is too loose for me to consider it an accurate theory.

Anyways, the main issue I have with theory is (spoiler warning I guess) that Austin mentions that some monsters may have absorbed human souls. However, if they did, wouldn't those monsters have been able to cross the barrier, collect more souls, and free the other monsters? The fact that no monsters do this shows that probably no monster that we meet in the game has absorbed a soul. Austin also speculates that Undyne collected a soul, but it is heavily implied in game that Undyne was not alive before or during the war. He also speculates that Sans has a human soul, however that contradicts the idea that souls boost defense since Sans has 1 defense, an extremely low number. Considering that Flowey easily kills Asgore in the tenocide run, he probably doesn't have a human soul.

Austin also uses the data in the code for Asriel's defense (which is 9999) rather than infinity. This is a serious mathematical issue as 9999 and infinity are very different. I personally believe that he should have used infinity for his data since that's what the game itself says. Asriel having infinite defense makes more sense since he has the equivalent of 7 human souls, which basically makes someone a god like being, meaning that they are pretty much invincible. This also explains why the 7th soul seems so much more powerful than the previous 6; it basically makes Asriel a god.

However, one thing Austin probably did get right is that some monster tried to get a human soul, otherwise, it makes no sense why humans would be afriad. However, seeing that monsters lost, whoever that monster was probably failed, or succeeded but then was killed, so none of the in game monsters also have a human soul.

What am I doing with my life. I should seriously do some math instead of writing pointless essays.

What was the theory?

and i should seriously be working on drawing instead of listening to the full sountrack

He theorized that some monsters had collected human souls before going to the underground with some interesting mathematics that would make sense if you ignore the lore and some basic mathematics. Probably watch the video, I can't explain logarithms or trig.

I actually don't think that's a possible theory lorewise…

TeamRocketFan wrote:

Birdmusic wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

Birdmusic wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

I had to go down two pages in my messages to find the last notification from here. Where did everyone go?!

Idk. I just watched Game Theory's new Undertale theory. It has good math, but major logic loops and some mathematical issues. It also ignores some of the lore. Overall, the data collecting is very solid but the lore research is too loose for me to consider it an accurate theory.

Anyways, the main issue I have with theory is (spoiler warning I guess) that Austin mentions that some monsters may have absorbed human souls. However, if they did, wouldn't those monsters have been able to cross the barrier, collect more souls, and free the other monsters? The fact that no monsters do this shows that probably no monster that we meet in the game has absorbed a soul. Austin also speculates that Undyne collected a soul, but it is heavily implied in game that Undyne was not alive before or during the war. He also speculates that Sans has a human soul, however that contradicts the idea that souls boost defense since Sans has 1 defense, an extremely low number. Considering that Flowey easily kills Asgore in the tenocide run, he probably doesn't have a human soul.

Austin also uses the data in the code for Asriel's defense (which is 9999) rather than infinity. This is a serious mathematical issue as 9999 and infinity are very different. I personally believe that he should have used infinity for his data since that's what the game itself says. Asriel having infinite defense makes more sense since he has the equivalent of 7 human souls, which basically makes someone a god like being, meaning that they are pretty much invincible. This also explains why the 7th soul seems so much more powerful than the previous 6; it basically makes Asriel a god.

However, one thing Austin probably did get right is that some monster tried to get a human soul, otherwise, it makes no sense why humans would be afriad. However, seeing that monsters lost, whoever that monster was probably failed, or succeeded but then was killed, so none of the in game monsters also have a human soul.

What am I doing with my life. I should seriously do some math instead of writing pointless essays.

What was the theory?

and i should seriously be working on drawing instead of listening to the full sountrack

He theorized that some monsters had collected human souls before going to the underground with some interesting mathematics that would make sense if you ignore the lore and some basic mathematics. Probably watch the video, I can't explain logarithms or trig.

I actually don't think that's a possible theory lorewise…

I agree. It also has a few mathematical inconsistencies.

Birdmusic wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

Birdmusic wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

Birdmusic wrote:

TeamRocketFan wrote:

I had to go down two pages in my messages to find the last notification from here. Where did everyone go?!

Idk. I just watched Game Theory's new Undertale theory. It has good math, but major logic loops and some mathematical issues. It also ignores some of the lore. Overall, the data collecting is very solid but the lore research is too loose for me to consider it an accurate theory.

Anyways, the main issue I have with theory is (spoiler warning I guess) that Austin mentions that some monsters may have absorbed human souls. However, if they did, wouldn't those monsters have been able to cross the barrier, collect more souls, and free the other monsters? The fact that no monsters do this shows that probably no monster that we meet in the game has absorbed a soul. Austin also speculates that Undyne collected a soul, but it is heavily implied in game that Undyne was not alive before or during the war. He also speculates that Sans has a human soul, however that contradicts the idea that souls boost defense since Sans has 1 defense, an extremely low number. Considering that Flowey easily kills Asgore in the tenocide run, he probably doesn't have a human soul.

Austin also uses the data in the code for Asriel's defense (which is 9999) rather than infinity. This is a serious mathematical issue as 9999 and infinity are very different. I personally believe that he should have used infinity for his data since that's what the game itself says. Asriel having infinite defense makes more sense since he has the equivalent of 7 human souls, which basically makes someone a god like being, meaning that they are pretty much invincible. This also explains why the 7th soul seems so much more powerful than the previous 6; it basically makes Asriel a god.

However, one thing Austin probably did get right is that some monster tried to get a human soul, otherwise, it makes no sense why humans would be afriad. However, seeing that monsters lost, whoever that monster was probably failed, or succeeded but then was killed, so none of the in game monsters also have a human soul.

What am I doing with my life. I should seriously do some math instead of writing pointless essays.

What was the theory?

and i should seriously be working on drawing instead of listening to the full sountrack

He theorized that some monsters had collected human souls before going to the underground with some interesting mathematics that would make sense if you ignore the lore and some basic mathematics. Probably watch the video, I can't explain logarithms or trig.

I actually don't think that's a possible theory lorewise…

I agree. It also has a few mathematical inconsistencies.

I'm pretty much terrible at math, so I wouldn't have noticed. However, if that theory was possible, the game probably would have ended a lot sooner, if it even happened.