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Thread: Zella's Insane Ramblings

Oh god waiting for those posts your really anticipating is like both agonizing and agonizing delightful. Childish Gambino and i have been having a fued for a few years now... however i believe his music is beginning to grow on me. I'm wondering what this says about me. I still maintain that you be a comedian or a musician, not both... but then again i really like the lonely island Honestly i think i just dont like that show 'community'
Thread: Zella's Insane Ramblings

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Apologise for the the unproductive week... is it a full moon?
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Weekends hammering me, will be spotty.
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The weekend is stealing me, sorry everyone 3
Thread: Undertale :3

Howdy, Creating this for a thread to talk about Undertale, anything goes haha. But if you mess with this thread, your gonna have a bad time!
Thread: Undertale :3

I'm surprised there hasn't been a thread for this sooner. It's a great game packed with charm, humor and detail. Not to mention that killer soundtrack.
Thread: Undertale :3

I watched the walkthrough by Jacksepticeye and also have read so much h on the story, one of those games I really love even though it's in a genera I don't often play, those 2d style story driven rps.
Thread: Undertale :3

I am only an hour or two in, but I don't get the appeal. Do I have to get all the way to the end?
Thread: Undertale :3

Personally I would say try and get to the end, but I know I was drawn into it quickly, the way he characters act with their own personality, the unique ways they act when you battle them, whether going pacifist or genocide. I feel you need to go pacifist to get the most out of the first run, allows for so much more emotion and understanding as you interact with the characters much more. For example, if you kill Papyrus then Sans won't appear the rest of the game, really not allowing you to see his nature.
Thread: Undertale :3

It's a unique and charming game for people who have never played a single game in their lives and are too stupid to realize that the game wants you to consider racist child-killers as more sympathetic than the child they're trying to murder.
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Yeesh. Dial it back a notch.
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Loved this game. It reminded me of Earthbound in a lot of respects, the only problem is that I can't bring myself to start a genocide run -
Thread: Undertale :3

That would be because it shamelessly tries to rip off Earthbound's style, without having even the slightest idea of what made Earthbound good. No need to bother. It's boring crap that with a completely stupid final boss that affirms that yes, the game genuinely thinks the monsters aren't bad people for murdering humans, and an idiotic plot twist that comes out of nowhere, makes no sense, and literally exists just to screw you out of the good ending in future playthroughs for no good reason.
Thread: Undertale :3

Minxette said That would be because it shamelessly tries to rip off Earthbound's style, without having even the slightest idea of what made Earthbound good. No need to bother. It's boring crap that with a completely stupid final boss that affirms that yes, the game genuinely thinks the monsters aren't bad people for murdering humans, and an idiotic plot twist that comes out of nowhere, makes no sense, and literally exists just to screw you out of the good ending in future playthroughs for no good reason. Click to expand... I saw it more as a homage to Earthbound than a ripoff personally, but the See more bit at the end where you go around and talk to all the NPCs is rather blatant. I'll probably end up doing a genocide run eventually but I would imagine that, if it's as bad as you say it is, it's more of a critique on violence and the whole killingvictory motif that's been present in many video games. Probably reading too deep into it, but I'll have a better idea when I actually do the genocide run.
Thread: Undertale :3

The creator thinks the game is some deep commentary on RPGs, but apparently the whole violence is bad thing doesn't apply to people who try to murder children because of their race. It's amazing that there's people stupid enough to think there's any intelligence in this shitty game.
Thread: Undertale :3

Whoof! Saltier than the Dead Sea over here! Gotta tell you, it takes some real skill to reach the Anita Sarkeesian levels of wrongness you've hit, to the point where I... genuinely have to wonder if you've ever played Undertale, or were simply given the cliffnotes from some drunkard and used that fragmented knowledge to get good and angry. And hey, good call on the condescension. It's not enough to just say 'I don't like this game.' Oh no no, you had to go the extra mile and say 'I don't like this game and anyone who does is braindead retarded! Why can't they be as amazingly smart as me, when I'm clearly the smartest being in the universe!' I would've been with civil discussion, but then you decided to come in here twice just to lambast everyone in here, and the broader fandom, as an idiot. So I'd say that ship has sailed. But let's humor you. Let's have a look at the 'child killing racists' as you call them. Toriel- Doesn't have the heart to seriously hurt the player character and lives in paranoid fear that someone else might. Papyrus- Doesn't know what's going to happen to the player character at the capital, and doesn't have the heart to seriously harm them. Sans- Only bothers to fight the player character if they've decided to become a genocidal monster. Alphys- Has zero interest in harming the player character and is just looking to make her life more interesting. Mettaton- Was initially planning on killing the player character to become a star, but GASP! learned that it was wrong to do so! Undyne- Was originally going after the player character for the sake of saving her people, and is justified if the player has killed any monsters. But GASP! learned that it was wrong to do so! Asgore- Was stuck in an impossible situation between his own personal morality, and doing what he felt was necessary to save his people. It's also pretty much outright stated that he didn't personally kill any humans and indeed he has zero interest in harming anyone. The other denizens of the Underground are mostly unaware that the player is human at all. Not that it isn't understandable for them to dislike humans, after all the humans did force them to live underground and the story stresses repeatedly that living underground is exceptionally hard to do. But even that isn't the case because the true pacifist ending shows that the monsters integrate peacefully back into society. Why it's... almost as if one of the core aspects of the pacifist route is showing that such a reunification is possible. If you're about done stroking your own ego on how you're oh so much smarter than everyone else, you know the way out.
Thread: Undertale :3

MellowYellow said The other denizens of the Underground are mostly unaware that the player is human at all. Not that it isn't understandable for them to dislike humans, after all the humans did force them to live underground and the story stresses repeatedly that living underground is exceptionally hard to do. Click to expand... You know, I'm amazed at how Undertale fans know absolutely nothing at all about the story of the game. It's almost as if you have to be outright delusional, to flat-out ignore that yes, the monsters are perfectly aware that you're human and that's why they're trying to murder you, in order to convince yourself there's any charm to the story. But good for you. You think the story coming up with shitty excuses justifies the monsters trying to murder children because of their race. And I'm sure you don't care that the monsters accidentally murdering humans is part of the backstory and something you're not expected to even hold against them. Which is beautiful, because the best ending is setting the genocidal psychopaths who don't give a crap if they're accidentally killing humans free, so more innocent people can die just because you're supposed to mindlessly think the monsters are perfect and innocent and flawless. There is something truly screwed-up about Undertale fans. Oh, and Undyne doesn't give a shit that she tried to murder a child because of her race. All of the monsters just go from rip an innocent child apart to BFFs!!!11! because the game's writing is complete and utter garbage. But let's not forget the game thinks not wanting to make friends with the bloodthirsty child-killing racists makes you a bad person . When was the last time you've played an RPG with a story that changes, significantly, based on whether or not you're a pacifist? Click to expand... Plenty of times. Everything in Undertale is shamelessly ripped-off from other games, games made by people with actual talent and creativity. Anyone who thinks Undertale is unique in any way is an idiot, plain and simple.
Thread: Undertale :3

Mhm, yes yes, very interesting. Don't let the door hit you where the good lord split ya.
Thread: Undertale :3

Minxette said Plenty of times. Everything in Undertale is shamelessly ripped-off from other games, games made by people with actual talent and creativity. Anyone who thinks Undertale is unique in any way is an idiot, plain and simple. Click to expand... Feel free to list em'. Be careful what you list, otherwise you're going to look really dumb.
Thread: Undertale :3

The level of butt hurt in this thread is real. Just saiyan.
Thread: Undertale :3

I'm pretty sure it is not so much but hurt, but rather people being naturally defensive towards some one who is outright assaulting them for their opinionlove of a game. Not to say your wrong, just saying that But Hurt typically means some one is mad about losing in some way. I dont think anyone here lost anything to be but hurt about. Say for, the vindictive person that got kicked for being vindictive. Any way, Undertale is a good game so far, love playing it. It is mainly the characters that make it great, their personalities are fun and each are unique. Other wise the plot is pretty meh so far. But thats my two cents. LOOOOVE Papyrus!
Thread: Undertale :3

I may not have the game do to not having money and I mostly likely not get do to other games I want. But, I have seen a few play throughs and I do like it bullet hellSMTMother game style. It nice game from what I seen. Also Temmie is my spiritual animal. hOI!!!!!!
Thread: Undertale :3

OMG! Yes I am a huge fan of Undertale!
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View not a woman in sight, everything is alright. Time to estro-end all women i see, you could say in not women friendly.
Thread: Undertale :3

Quality can be taken so many ways. Some things are more universally obvious than others. Personally? If it looks clunky, draws from a lot of places, is done in a style that strikes people as lazy and manages to get many people to care beyond a universal 'what a garbage' response, it obviously managed something right in the execution. If that's the end result, I reckon that impact is as good a judge as any. So yeah, pretty good. I played it once, never really caught on. I respect how it did certain things, that's about it myself.
Thread: The frustration of endings

Do you ever feel that? You read a book, and it has you all enthralled. You REALLY need to know the end, because everything in the story SCREAMS for a good, solid ending. And the ending is crap. I'm not talking about those endings that have you shocked and surprised. Those I totally didn't see THAT coming! kinds of endings. No. I'm talking about the WTF? No you didn't just ruin 487 pages of reading fun and turned them into utter crap kind of endings. I don't think I'll be able to read another Richard Laymon soon. oO I mean... it took me 100 pages to get used to his writing style he's very much into writing as a movie would play out. Few descriptions, a lot of action, then got used to it and REALLY wanted to know the ending. I had been promised by critics that Laymon uses the evil in your neighborhood to create his stories. That it isn't some outworldly evil but the evil right under your eyes that create the horror in his stories. And then? Bam...bam... baaaaaam.... it is a supernatural villain? Really? When there was endless possibilities of horror? It is the evil supernatural villain? REALLY? And the entire book turned from an entertaining psychothriller into utter crap. Gah! Sometimes I HATE endings.
Thread: The frustration of endings

Honestly, I don't usually feel like this for books, but definitely for movies and season finales of my favorite series'.
Thread: We'll be seeing more of this (Ren Olvry & Denna)

Jacob could, very clearly, attest that being the lone fur in a school of mages was... difficult. And even that was putting it rather lightly. Everyone knew him, it was no slight secret that he was barely scraping by with a passing grade, and that he was allowed anywhere , much less even into a classroom or his dorm room, was almost a surprise to him. 'No-talent', so they said... he wasn't wholly inclined to agree, but he just as well wasn't inclined to show anyone what he was capable of after his few years of magic study at the school. A mere few years that already put him behind most of the students, which was another related issue. Alright, now choose your partners. If you don't have a partner by the end of class in... five minutes, you'll be assigned to someone at my discretion, the teacher spoke, seeming to pointedly look in the direction of the lone wolf in the back. It was a hint clearly gotten by a fair chunk of the class, who almost instantly found themselves partners. Just barely, the wolf could make out in the chatter plans for practice spots one of the various 'training rooms' in the basement that had magical protections in place so the rooms themselves wouldn't be damaged, or in the fairly expansive library for some study, or in their dorms... all the normal practice spots, Jacob considered. He himself much preferred it by the lake a short ways off, that was often left solitary, but he was also vaguely aware that he needed some sort of partner. Not that such a small thought encouraged him to do anything about it. He just idly watched the crowd from his seat in the back, not moving from it, nor making any slight effort to speak up. He'd just get assigned to the last one standing anyway what was the point, then?
Thread: We'll be seeing more of this (Ren Olvry & Denna)

Denna lounged in her seat, short, auburn hair flowing slightly in the draft caused by the tiny wind sprite she had conjured. She knew that today was important, as the partners chosen today would remain together for several months, but she just couldn't get excited. Dozens of students, male and female, and approached her, asking to be her partner, but after they had learned what she intended to pursue as her experiment, all had extricated themselves from the conversation as quickly as possible. Even the more persistent stalkers had started to steer clear of her, lest they be roped into the strange experiment. Denna was a school idol, with a gorgeous face, good body, and clever mind. Despite her popularity, her penchant for strange experimentation had left most students watching from a distance, with few trying to close the gap with the school idol. This left her with few to count on when it came time to partner up. It wasn't that her experiment was dangerous , it was just embarrassing. She was a bit miffed that no one was willing to risk their dignity for the pursuit of such an amazing topic as Armor Conjuration. ' It's not like the chance of one's clothes being turned into dust, and being left naked was such a terrible price to pay. Who wouldn't want to be able to create their own amazing outfits on the fly, or even conjure protective armors with just a thought, in case of sudden danger? ' Denna mused to herself, frowning a bit at the timidity of most students. ' No drive. ' Denna nodded to herself, confident in her abilities, despite dozens of failed experiments. After a short while, every student had chosen a partner. Denna scanned the room, finding the only other student left without a partner. It was that lone wolf, Jake, she thought his name was. She shrugged, a bit disappointed that she would be left with an academic light-weight, but even some of the more talented students might not be able to help her with the experiment, other than acting as a test dummy. She decided to make a move towards him, instead of waiting for the teacher to make the obvious decision for her. Denna stood, approaching Jacob, a determined look on her normally serene face. She stood before him, taking a slightly haughty stance. I see we are the only ones left without a partner. Seeing as there is no other choice, would you care to be my partner?
Thread: We'll be seeing more of this (Ren Olvry & Denna)

The wolf could practically feel the time ticking down as more and more people managed to snag partners, and a few pairs already left the room to get started on whatever project they might have in mind, he assumed. Which, in some retrospect, was not something he had rather save himself the trouble and just go along with whatever his doubtless forced partner had in mind, maybe be able to contribute something... assuming said partner was one who might listen to someone like him at all, which he didn't find likely. Well, as long as he at least kept managing to pass, he couldn't really complain... All the same, even in his uncaring, somewhat spaced-out state, Jacob still didn't fail to notice someone actually coming over, and before the timer was up, no less. Idly glancing up to... Denna, was it? well, he'd heard the name enough times by now... he responded first with an annoyed scoff. Even with a brief glance around, he could already catch some of the glares toward him, some of the shallow muttering about him. Idiots ... they didn't exactly have a right to complain when they weren't stepping up to be the popular girl's partner... Just like you said, there's no other choice, so does it really matter what I think about it? the wolf grumbled in annoyance. Letting out a small sigh, he quickly gathered what few things he had into his pack before picking himself up to his feet. Well, c'mon. No way I want to be around these people much longer, so we might as well go down to the training room to try out... well, whatever it is you have in mind, Jacob suggested... or perhaps more so insisted , considering the fact that he was already starting to walk out of the classroom without even waiting for a response, easily slipping by the guys who tried aggressively bumping shoulders with him. 'If they even let me in there at all...' he considered to himself. Past history pointed very firmly to 'no', but maybe while he was with an assigned partner for a school project... well, who knew. Didn't hurt to try... probably.
Thread: We'll be seeing more of this (Ren Olvry & Denna)

Denna was rather startled by Jacob's rather abrupt response. She was left staring at his back as he stood and walked off. She felt a bit snubbed. She had saved him the humiliation of having the teacher choose his partner, but he seemed to just brush off her attempt at comradery. She jogged after him, calling out. Hey, wait! Where do you think you're going! Denna tried to catch him as he left the classroom. ' What is with this guy? I mean, I can understand that not having friends can be annoying, but he should at least give people a chance before just brushing them off! ' Denna thought to herself as she rushed after him. Denna frowned as she tried to dodge around the people stumbling after Jacob had slipped past them. She crashed into one, catching herself on a nearby seat. Watch it! Stop crowding the exit! She gave him a small push, trying to slip past the guy. He turned to face Denna, blocking her path. He frowned slightly as he responded, Miss Denna, you should be careful around that wolf-boy, he could be dangerous. Denna snorted at the boy in her way. You think he'd dare try anything with me? Even if he did, I would flatten him in a second, just like you, if you don't move out of the way. Startled, the boy quickly moved to let her pass. Denna sighed inwardly, not liking to raise her voice to others, but it was the boy's own fault for crowding up the exit, then stopping her from leaving. She moved quickly to Jacob's side, pulling on his sleeve to get his attention. Hey, Jake, wait up for a moment! Shouldn't we at least decide what kind of project we are going to work on before heading to a training room? We should figure out what equipment we will need. Denna knew what she wanted to work on, but she at least needed Jacob's approval first, and she definitely didn't want to hold it in a public setting. She didn't want to embarrass Jacob in case the worst happened.
Thread: We'll be seeing more of this (Ren Olvry & Denna)

Down to a training room. I already said that, Jacob grumbled in response to that little question. Was the popular girl just not entirely paying attention, then? Well, whatever. If it was just something as simple as that, he could... probably tolerate it over the next couple months. Even if he couldn't quite manage to, chances were he'd had worse even just in his few years here and away from home anyway. 'Put up with it' was, ultimately, his only seemingly effective solution to anything, and it had basically worked so far this girl wasn't going to be any different. After a short time, he could well enough hear the girl apparently escaping the classroom and catching up to him, but as soon as she so much as touched his sleeve, the wolf growled slightly, turning a mild glare on her for a moment or two. Jac ob , thanks. No point in trying to act familiar , he muttered, seeming to make a point of not once looking over to Denna. I assume you already have something in mind, so I'll let you lead the way. I'll just carry whatever you need me to, and do whatever work I can otherwise. It's not exactly a secret that I'm not very good at any sort of schoolwork around here, so I'm sure just that's the best you were hoping for, he added with a small, dismissive shrug, before finally glancing at least a little toward Denna. So what's the plan, then, and what should I be grabbing?