The pacifist ending continues from the neutral ending. You don’t have to restart the whole game. Unless you killed even one monster along the way.
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The pacifist ending continues from the neutral ending. You don’t have to restart the whole game. Unless you killed even one monster along the way.
Anyone played Deltarune? It's like never having been away. Fell in love again and can't wait for more!
Aye it was pretty fun. might be because its new but i feel most aspects are better than undertales so far. will have to wait for the full thing to be sure thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Psychotic
It’s pretty fun
In other words, yes you do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fynn
I did. thought about making a thread for it like I did this thread back in the day, but I wasn't sure if enough people around these parts picked it up. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and I'm glad to see that most people did too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychotic
Only if you’re a loser and kill any monster along the way :monster:Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord GolbezIn other words, yes you do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fynn
Which anyone who hadn't spoiled the game for themselves would do. Virtually anyone. I suppose you might have the odd individual who instantly recognized they could get away without killing anything and just decided to set that challenge for themselves.
The game explicitly tells you no one has to die from the very beginning. It was also all over the marketing. It was obvious. I didn’t have it spoiled and the pacifist run seemed like a no brainer
I didn't pay attention to the marketing, but then I also don't remember it saying that. I might have just ignored it because not leveling sounds hard. I also seriously thought you were just troutposting until your last post.
Toriel literally says "hey, maybe don't kill people and try talking to them instead????"
While there are certainly puzzles to non-violently defeating monsters, the game outright states from the first moment that you really maybe shouldn't kill people.
Lots of RPG characters say not to do stuff and then you have to do it anyway. It's a common trope.
There are children I know that are a single digit age that figured this out without a guide. The game makes it blatantly obvious.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jinx
Good for them. Maybe they figured out how not to be assholes too.
This may come as a shock to you, because you know 8 year old with eidetic memories or whatever but I don't remember every line from a game I played through quickly over a year ago.