Being Addicted to Undertale Fills You With DETERMINATION.

[Neo Emolga]

Oh... FINE, if you crazy, crazy, crazy people so insist on it. :P



CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

LET THE M̵̺̮͙̳͖̭̪̣̘̦̹̕A̸̩͕̱̙͓̦̭͇͍̞͎̹͈͠D̵̶͝͏̥̟̜̣̲͠Ń̵̛̹̻̻̟͠ ̘͓̜͔͍ͅͅͅE̵̝̙͖̻̼̞͙̩̣̱̩̖͜ͅS̛͍̤̥̻̱͘͟ͅŚ҉̛͎͓̻̠̻̳̤́ ̘ COMMENCE.



EDIT: Bleh, found out the hard way that you have to purge everything in the ruins before Toriel invites you into her house. I meant to get the Toy Knife to make the slaughtering process easier, accidentally headed upward after that, and then I found that out.

EDIT 2:

Spoiler:

So far, I've cleaned out the Ruins and Snowdin. And Toriel and Papyrus are now sleeping with the fishes.

So far, it isn't quite as bad as I thought it would be. SO FAR. The fact all the puzzles are deactivated definitely makes it so you plow through it all faster. It's really the walking back and forward to clean out the last remaining enemies that makes it take some time. The creepy music and "But no one came..." is a nice touch.

The battles are definitely significantly easier. You're given HEAPS more of HP and it doesn't take nearly as long to neutralize the enemies. Heck, I haven't had to use one healing item yet. Also, I thought Toriel and Papyrus were going to have a lot of brutal and heart-wrenching dialogue to read. Sure, it's definitely not cheery by a long shot, but it's not as "well, I feel like a total bastard now" kind of wrench to it.

And that actually brings me to my next point...

I thought about it and in a dark and weird way, you could actually justify the elimination of all the monsters. They attack you on sight, seek out to kill you and steal your soul, Toriel attempts to keep you locked up in her home and stuck in the Ruins for life, and Papyrus attempts to bring you to Undyne to be killed and selfishly reap the benefits out of it. Meanwhile, they're all responsible for killing a bunch of humans before you. And heck, the others aren't innocent either.

Interesting food for thought.