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7/20/2025, 12:25:20 AM
>>715917824
Yeah, again, some people just see things in binary black and white. A character is bad or good, mean or nice, that's it.
Toriel is a good mom in the sense that she performs her responsibilities, makes sure there's food in the house, that Kris has a bed, hell, she even read up on how to care for humans. But she's also a divorced mother with one kid out the door. She's puts on this perfect persona so much that, after meeting Sans, she probably wanted a night to let loose. Tell some dumb jokes, dance, and forget for a second about obnoxious ex-husbands, grading papers, and the fact that her one kid is a bit of a troublemaker she always has to monitor. And that just so happened on the day Kris comes home in the dead of night, sullen and soaked.
Toriel tries, but only really does the surface level stuff. She doesn't actually make an effort to engage with Kris, maybe because she doesn't know how to go about it. So she just does everything else to the best of her ability, hoping it works out.
She's not perfect and, I would argue, not trying where it matters. But she's not evil or some awful floozy people make her out to be. She's just a parent that screwed up and needs to actually see what's happening to her kid. There's more to parenting than making sure your kid is fed, goes to school, and attends church.
Yeah, again, some people just see things in binary black and white. A character is bad or good, mean or nice, that's it.
Toriel is a good mom in the sense that she performs her responsibilities, makes sure there's food in the house, that Kris has a bed, hell, she even read up on how to care for humans. But she's also a divorced mother with one kid out the door. She's puts on this perfect persona so much that, after meeting Sans, she probably wanted a night to let loose. Tell some dumb jokes, dance, and forget for a second about obnoxious ex-husbands, grading papers, and the fact that her one kid is a bit of a troublemaker she always has to monitor. And that just so happened on the day Kris comes home in the dead of night, sullen and soaked.
Toriel tries, but only really does the surface level stuff. She doesn't actually make an effort to engage with Kris, maybe because she doesn't know how to go about it. So she just does everything else to the best of her ability, hoping it works out.
She's not perfect and, I would argue, not trying where it matters. But she's not evil or some awful floozy people make her out to be. She's just a parent that screwed up and needs to actually see what's happening to her kid. There's more to parenting than making sure your kid is fed, goes to school, and attends church.
7/17/2025, 3:38:30 AM
>>715671171
Nah. The secrets and little hidden details are there for those that stumble upon them or are replaying the game so they have a new experience. It adds value to each player's playthrough where one person may go back with Susie to eat the moss in Chapter 2, another will miss Spamton but see the alternative secret scene with Tenna, and another will only find an egg in Chapter 4, leading them to maybe want to replay to find the rest.
I'm always of the mind that missing things in games adds to the experience, so long as it's not something that actually takes away from your understanding of the narrative/ability to do larger parts of the content. I fully believe that Deltarune can be enjoyed (at least up to the current chapters available) without finding every secret. I've seen people miss super bosses, key dialogue (I missed Carol's dialogue since I fucked around and turned on the santa things), and other bits but still have a blast. There hasn't been a secret thus far that I feel, if missed, would lessen my experience with the game/story.
As for the backseating and obsession with diehard fans pushing people to see everything, I never blame a creator for the fanbase. That's always going to be ass and you will always have those people for every game. I wish that part of the fanbase would shut the fuck up sometimes, but what can you do.
Nah. The secrets and little hidden details are there for those that stumble upon them or are replaying the game so they have a new experience. It adds value to each player's playthrough where one person may go back with Susie to eat the moss in Chapter 2, another will miss Spamton but see the alternative secret scene with Tenna, and another will only find an egg in Chapter 4, leading them to maybe want to replay to find the rest.
I'm always of the mind that missing things in games adds to the experience, so long as it's not something that actually takes away from your understanding of the narrative/ability to do larger parts of the content. I fully believe that Deltarune can be enjoyed (at least up to the current chapters available) without finding every secret. I've seen people miss super bosses, key dialogue (I missed Carol's dialogue since I fucked around and turned on the santa things), and other bits but still have a blast. There hasn't been a secret thus far that I feel, if missed, would lessen my experience with the game/story.
As for the backseating and obsession with diehard fans pushing people to see everything, I never blame a creator for the fanbase. That's always going to be ass and you will always have those people for every game. I wish that part of the fanbase would shut the fuck up sometimes, but what can you do.
7/11/2025, 7:21:13 PM
>>715175987
Who do you think made the NEO battle body, and the both normal forms of MTT?
In fact, it would be really weird if Alphys wasn't the one that created the NEO body in DR with Swatch.
Who do you think made the NEO battle body, and the both normal forms of MTT?
In fact, it would be really weird if Alphys wasn't the one that created the NEO body in DR with Swatch.
6/26/2025, 6:31:17 AM
it was good seeing some new stuff, goodnight anons.
6/12/2025, 2:06:27 PM
>>712431776
That's the one, god bless you
That's the one, god bless you
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