@roachmilk27 Imagine if instead it's actually the recorded farewells of the various family members that make up the amalgamates, like the dogs and Drakes and shyren recording farewells and other messages for their families to watch while they wait for the time they can leave
This there. This right here is more terrifying than any monster or boss I’ve ever faced in Undertale. I alone have the power to reset their happy ending and the game knows that. The fact FLOWEY is pleading with me to let them go is horrifying. I need more time to think…
Okay, genuine question, how was the fun gang able to do ANY damage to Flowery if he had 99 DF? It's not like they can ignore his stats like the Knight can
hey, i'm the guy who puts all those light sources in Vampire Survivors for you to break
i know you haven't been breaking any of them. please break them. they only pay me if you break them. my family is starving i'm begging you to break them. please stop ignoring them i beg you
@Temsik_Park says the flower that got sliced into pieces in fear. He wouldnt want anyone to actually do it if he had known that.
Plus, what the characters say and what the author is trying to say are two different things. I was never bothered by that line.
Flowey's geno dialogue about how you’re better than the Sickos who just watch it happen is As close as we can get to Toby Fox jumping out of the screen to tell you that passive voyeurism detaches you from the accountability that gives the whole thing meaning in the first place
I’m seeing lots of posts that say you don’t need to play Undertale to get Deltarune and people that refuse to play the weird route & opt to watch a video of it and it’s getting harder & harder to not develop a superiority complex over having played a videogame
@jesterspouse It's actually really cool how back tracking through the east and west wings reveals tons of new dialouge from the flowers doing some bullshit. Really makes them feel like real people
@wandydoodles Yknow, a lot of the so-called "filler" chapters in video games (like in general, not just in deltarune) can convey the message of the game very clearly when they're done right. Because they're always more "self-contained". Like a fable or something.