The Last Poster Wins! [v21]

[Chakramaster]

I use it to write to a lot. I actually knew a lot of the songs before I knew which boss fights they were associated with. Like Best Nightmare, I listened to that a lot got darker stories but never realized it was you know who's theme!

That's about how it was for me. I had only heard of it so I checked out the soundtrack long before buying it. Not knowing what song goes to who or where and when. So when the time came I purchased it. They all fit into place and hit exactly how they were intended to knowing the power behind each one.

[Noblejanobii]

That's about how it was for me. I had only heard of it so I checked out the soundtrack long before buying it. Not knowing what song goes to who or where and when. So when the time came I purchased it. They all fit into place and hit exactly how they were intended to knowing the power behind each one.

Exactly. And there's still a few songs I haven't touched yet because I haven't gotten the true pacifist ending yet. I know of at least one song that I haven't heard in okay yet that I'm willing to bet is for the true pacifist ending.

[Bulbasaur]

Is Undertale really that good? Does it have much replayability?

[Noblejanobii]

Is Undertale really that good? Does it have much replayability?

It can. There's three different types of runs you can do and for the most part there's something a little different every time but not always.

[Bulbasaur]

It can. There's three different types of runs you can do and for the most part there's something a little different every time but not always.

Interesting. Maybe I'll check it out on spring break.

[Noblejanobii]

Do it. It's fun.

[Bulbasaur]

Okay. My other question:

Who is the spiciest memelord?

[AD]

Me

[Noblejanobii]

That's probably accurate.

[Chakramaster]

It can. There's three different types of runs you can do and for the most part there's something a little different every time but not always.

Actually there's something even deeper too. You get a set number value in your coding when you start playing. Depending on your value, you may get different things to happen. It'll determine certain things that may be hidden like some secret doors, hidden characters, or dialogues. So in a sense, each run could be different no matter what type of playthrough you're doing. Tends to only work in Pacifist though.