I didn't realize I could run away until I went through her entire attack pattern all the way to the end where she just keeps throwing the exact same thing at you.
at this rate it is actually impossible for me to finish undertale
Where are you at?
I never really found it that hard playing as a pacifist but I would also stock up on health items that let you brute force through fights. Money is never really that hard to come by so don't be too concerned with "wasting" items.
i'm not really stuck on anything I'm just dying a lot to enemies in this very first dungeon thing with goatmom
ha ha wow, yeah you ARE bad at it
spacial recognition and quick reflexes are not my strong suits
Look at my post! Let if fill you with...
determination! (I actually found the first area harder than the next few that come after it, if only because you really aren't used to playing the game.)
Oh make absolutely no mistake I will not even be injuring a single individual in this game unless I am utterly required to do so to avoid killing anyone.
If you commit to killing everyone you meet you are subjected to an insane, trolley, unbelievably difficult boss to punish you for behaving poorly. And seriously he is no joke he's as bullet hell as bullet hell gets.
Oh make absolutely no mistake I will not even be injuring a single individual in this game unless I am utterly required to do so to avoid killing anyone.
Yeah, this is what I did, too
If you get REALLY stuck simply 'cuz of your skill level, I can tell you how to use CheatEngine to lock your HP.
Oh make absolutely no mistake I will not even be injuring a single individual in this game unless I am utterly required to do so to avoid killing anyone.
Yeah, this is what I did, too
If you get REALLY stuck simply 'cuz of your skill level, I can tell you how to use CheatEngine to lock your HP.
Oh make absolutely no mistake I will not even be injuring a single individual in this game unless I am utterly required to do so to avoid killing anyone.
Yeah, this is what I did, too
If you get REALLY stuck simply 'cuz of your skill level, I can tell you how to use CheatEngine to lock your HP.
this might get me to play undertale
Saves are super easy to modify in Undertale apparently, so you can give yourself infinite money and such too.
You don't have to kill everyone, just anyone dumb enough to pick a fight with you
I'm sure they'll figure it out eventually
I often murder everything in games when given the option. Obvious badmans attacking me, innocent civilians, my own allies, fluffy wildlife, robots, aliens, plants, etc.
You don't have to kill everyone, just anyone dumb enough to pick a fight with you
I'm sure they'll figure it out eventually
I often murder everything in games when given the option. Obvious badmans attacking me, innocent civilians, my own allies, fluffy wildlife, robots, aliens, plants, etc.
I am way more interested in the concept of not hurting anyone than the concept of nonlethally killing them
And, to go one further, engaging them with active empathy rather than not hurting them by avoiding them
it's interesting to note how little mechanical difference there is between killing people and sparing them, hey
you are engaging them empathetically, I think. you only have to do it for any particular monster once, and the interface for it is a bit limited - you can basically just go through every ACT option until you solve it. but the solution is generally to do with finding out the monster's emotional needs
like there's one monster, moldbygg, where the trick is to refuse to hug it, thus respecting its personal boundaries. and there are powered-up versions of the first level's enemies which you beat by reminding them of their humble origins
but it still feels like you're beating them. like, they still disappear in a cloud of smoke, you're still encouraged to farm them for gold
so it still feels kind of violent, even though it's very pointedly presenting itself as an alternative to violence
I feel like it's difficult to subvert RPG mechanics without constantly returning back to, and even affirming, them. like if you're trying to define yourself by what you're not you end up just kind of legitimizing the thing you're defining yourself against
You don't have to kill everyone, just anyone dumb enough to pick a fight with you
I'm sure they'll figure it out eventually
I often murder everything in games when given the option. Obvious badmans attacking me, innocent civilians, my own allies, fluffy wildlife, robots, aliens, plants, etc.
Perhaps you would enjoy Kagero, a game on PS1 about setting traps in your castle to murder hapless visitors, and later, visitors that have enough sense to arm themselves, but not enough to refrain from leaping into your jaws.
It is the only game I've played where being the villain is the more rewarding and satisfying choice.
There are more games in the series (Deception), but I keep forgetting about them and then not playing them, so I couldn't tell you whether they're any good.
You don't have to kill everyone, just anyone dumb enough to pick a fight with you
I'm sure they'll figure it out eventually
I often murder everything in games when given the option. Obvious badmans attacking me, innocent civilians, my own allies, fluffy wildlife, robots, aliens, plants, etc.
Perhaps you would enjoy Kagero, a game on PS1 about setting traps in your castle to murder hapless visitors, and later, visitors that have enough sense to arm themselves, but not enough to refrain from leaping into your jaws.
It is the only game I've played where being the villain is the more rewarding and satisfying choice.
There are more games in the series (Deception), but I keep forgetting about them and then not playing them, so I couldn't tell you whether they're any good.
I'd heard about the Deception series but I never got around to playing any of them
That moment when you just barely get your 3 low health ranged classes clear of getting flanked in massive chalice , and you go to Smoke Bomb them to get them fully clear....
And you throw an explosive vial at them instead by accident and murder them all :bigfrown:
You don't have to kill everyone, just anyone dumb enough to pick a fight with you
I'm sure they'll figure it out eventually
I often murder everything in games when given the option. Obvious badmans attacking me, innocent civilians, my own allies, fluffy wildlife, robots, aliens, plants, etc.
Perhaps you would enjoy Kagero, a game on PS1 about setting traps in your castle to murder hapless visitors, and later, visitors that have enough sense to arm themselves, but not enough to refrain from leaping into your jaws.
It is the only game I've played where being the villain is the more rewarding and satisfying choice.
There are more games in the series (Deception), but I keep forgetting about them and then not playing them, so I couldn't tell you whether they're any good.
I'd heard about the Deception series but I never got around to playing any of them
Deception is neat and the 4th one is on PS4 and it remains neat.
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Try paying for Temmie's colleg. It'll let you buy an armor that makes the game too easy.
i'm not really stuck on anything I'm just dying a lot to enemies in this very first dungeon thing with goatmom
ha ha wow, yeah you ARE bad at it
Where are you at?
I never really found it that hard playing as a pacifist but I would also stock up on health items that let you brute force through fights. Money is never really that hard to come by so don't be too concerned with "wasting" items.
spacial recognition and quick reflexes are not my strong suits
determination! (I actually found the first area harder than the next few that come after it, if only because you really aren't used to playing the game.)
uh...
if you do you're committing yourself to having a bad time.
Yeah, this is what I did, too
If you get REALLY stuck simply 'cuz of your skill level, I can tell you how to use CheatEngine to lock your HP.
Well, not really
But you get the idea!
Murder no-one.
Because it might make a skeleton unhappy.
You could even say...
he'd have a bone to pick with you
Why I fear the ocean.
Murder the game too
Don't kill some people
Balance in all things.
Saves are super easy to modify in Undertale apparently, so you can give yourself infinite money and such too.
I'm sure they'll figure it out eventually
And, to go one further, engaging them with active empathy rather than not hurting them by avoiding them
I often murder everything in games when given the option. Obvious badmans attacking me, innocent civilians, my own allies, fluffy wildlife, robots, aliens, plants, etc.
i knew it
you are engaging them empathetically, I think. you only have to do it for any particular monster once, and the interface for it is a bit limited - you can basically just go through every ACT option until you solve it. but the solution is generally to do with finding out the monster's emotional needs
like there's one monster, moldbygg, where the trick is to refuse to hug it, thus respecting its personal boundaries. and there are powered-up versions of the first level's enemies which you beat by reminding them of their humble origins
but it still feels like you're beating them. like, they still disappear in a cloud of smoke, you're still encouraged to farm them for gold
so it still feels kind of violent, even though it's very pointedly presenting itself as an alternative to violence
I feel like it's difficult to subvert RPG mechanics without constantly returning back to, and even affirming, them. like if you're trying to define yourself by what you're not you end up just kind of legitimizing the thing you're defining yourself against
It is the only game I've played where being the villain is the more rewarding and satisfying choice.
There are more games in the series (Deception), but I keep forgetting about them and then not playing them, so I couldn't tell you whether they're any good.
half life 3 confirmed?
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I'd heard about the Deception series but I never got around to playing any of them
And you throw an explosive vial at them instead by accident and murder them all :bigfrown:
Well, they're skipping directly over to Half Life 8-), but there might be a comic to fill in the gap.
Why I fear the ocean.
Deception is neat and the 4th one is on PS4 and it remains neat.