Lol. Sorry If I came off as angry. I really meant it in a more sarcastic way. You know how people will release horror movies on Halloween or Christmas movies around christmas. All in good fun.

You mean the joke where he released the patch a few hours later then usual to coincide with a specific time? Cause NOBODY ever did something like that before...

I remember that. I reacted not unlike a child of parents who love to show everyone baby photos of you.

Ah. Well then I stand mistaken. Good catch.

Ok, I’m going to lay it straight for you real fast.

Papyrus doesn’t speak in caps. His text is actually in the “Papyrus” font. (Which is the second most hated font according to the internet)

Toriel? Oh, uh... well... that’s awkward.

Actually, if you have to use the Dog Residue, Hot Cat, and Hot Dog. Using the Hot Dog after that gets you a special item.

A lot of the time I find that when faced with a challenge I’m just looking at it wrong. For instance if a puzzle is to difficult I try to think about how each part individually works instead of seeing it as one big puzzle. Or if a boss is too hard you can break down his attacks individually and try to memorize the…

Indeed. I always try to give people the benefit of the doubt, but considering all these arguments and insults are over a multi-day period I can safely rule out the fact that he might have just “had a bad day.”. Let us agree to not push this guy any further. Sound good?

You do know he’s a troll right?

I’m confused now... is that hidden initially referencing the question I asked or that I didn’t ask a question at first. All and all don’t you think asking a question at all is a good thing?

Well isn’t it good to admit ignorance? They say that to know everything is to know nothing right? If you’re ignorant about your intelligence you THINK you know there’s all there is to know (when you don’t). But if you admit your ignorance you can still grow and learn. Basically... by asking a question about the…

How about this? Does the player know the outcome of their actions before they do them? If not don’t you think that the punishment might not factor into their actions. Basically this: If they don’t know if they’re going to get punished or rewarded for their actions, don’t you think that it’s silly to factor that into…

You’re misunderstanding me. I’m saying the mission doesn’t punish you or reward you for either action (killing or not killing). The actions the player takes are their own. The idea about being punished for being bad is that the player has incentive to not do something. If you take away the the punishment... how will…

But that’s the idea. Games punish you for killing civilians... it’s when the game lets you go without punishment and do whatever you want, THAT’S when our flaws shine through.

Well here’s my two cents. Did any of the games in which you have been killing civilians had any negative repercussions? Maybe you’ll be chased by the cops. Maybe you’ll lose points. What happens when there’s no punishment for killing an innocent? What about no reward?

Well at least they won’t complain about the graphics.

I never pre-order games except for [popular game] because...

I’m confused as to what “superior visuals” means in this case. Does it mean top of the line graphics with super realism? Or is it just an improvement on the original graphics? Games don’t need super realistic graphics to be enjoyable. In fact some games are better when they don’t have super realistic graphics because…