Come on, there's 12 more hours before we can talk about this.
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I don't know... Seems like you're playing with fire hereExactly why I didn't say anything about it. Just provided a link.
Undertale. I just don't get that game. have read nothing but amazing things .bought it on steam and tired to play it twice,hated it . just not for me I guess
So... You don't like Earthbound?I've never even bothered to play it. It's like the Greta Van Fleet of 16-bit RPGs. It just tries to be Earthbound too hard. Ironically, the music is really good in the game and only reason I would see myself ever playing it (or then I can just go to Youtube and listen to the whole OST there).
Edit: And of course my biggest gripe. The fan community. I'd rather be known as brony/furry than an Undertale fan. Although, those three fanbases seem to overlap...
So... You don't like Earthbound?
I mean, it's objectively not the true successor to Earthbound. That'd be Mother 3. I've not heard of any Mother fans disliking Undertale, because it's a good game, and if you like Earthbound you should play Undertale.^Pretty much this. Nothing wrong with Earthbound. I just think Undertale was a bit too heavily influenced by it. And that's the problem for me. Whether the game is good or not and whether it became the true successor of Earthbound or didn't, that's not for me to decide (at least until if I played it) but in my book it will always be the game that tried to be Earthbound. I remember the first time I learned about the game. It was in a college class and this dude next to me that I started talking to asked if I liked Undertale and I was like "well, I've only heard the name" so he showed me the Steam page for it and my initial thought was "what is this, a sequel to Earthbound?".
More importantly, the 24 hours is up and we can talk about Delta Rune now!
Played through last night without killing anybody, not sure if there are other paths through the game, but it was excellent. So touching and funny.
Though, on the other hand it also tells you your choices can make a difference.Oh hell yeah. Although this game seems to be doing the opposite of UT. Instead of your choices (neutral/genocie/pacifist) seeming to make a difference, this game tries to hint that your choices don't matter. I say hint... It outright tells you in points. This is gonna be an interesting take on the universe for sure.
^Pretty much this. Nothing wrong with Earthbound. I just think Undertale was a bit too heavily influenced by it. And that's the problem for me. Whether the game is good or not and whether it became the true successor of Earthbound or didn't, that's not for me to decide (at least until if I played it) but in my book it will always be the game that tried to be Earthbound. I remember the first time I learned about the game. It was in a college class and this dude next to me that I started talking to asked if I liked Undertale and I was like "well, I've only heard the name" so he showed me the Steam page for it and my initial thought was "what is this, a sequel to Earthbound?".
Thanks for joining in this thread about a game and complaining about a different game.I guess it's just my loss then if I won't give this game a chance. But I've made my opinion about this game and playing it a long time ago and I stand by it. After all, it's not like Undertale is the first (or last) popular videogame that I haven't touched just because it doesn't look appealing/interesting to me. I'll see myself out of this thread now.
I guess it's just my loss then if I won't give this game a chance. But I've made my opinion about this game and playing it a long time ago and I stand by it. After all, it's not like Undertale is the first (or last) popular videogame that I haven't touched just because it doesn't look appealing/interesting to me. I'll see myself out of this thread now.