I mean the bad time simulator is easier than the actual fight because it's noticeably slower. You have more time to react, so you don't have to memorize the attack patterns to react in time, whereas with the real fight, you literally don't have the time to be surprised and think of the right reaction. Some pro gamers out there might be able to actually beat sans first try, but only if they frequently do harder stuff, like the hollowknight challenges and already have tons of experiences reacting with next to no margin of error.
@@AngelNearDestruction Not to mention Alpharad is functionally a story time UA-camr. He’ll nudge a story wherever it needs to go, that’s most of the channel
@@AngelNearDestruction Bad Time Simulator isn't slower, it's almost exactly the same as the fight in Undertale. The only difference is the blue SOUL movement iirc.
@@syweb2 it actually used to be harder in the old versions when I did no hit sans on my school chromebook if I dropped any frames on the third wall slam attack it was impossible to dodge period. This meant I basically had to no hit the fight like 10 times since I got chucked out of that many no hits because of it.
Hopefully this experience won't cause Alpharad to get too cocky, or else he might end up flying too close to the sun, like a mid-tier with an Icarus complex
Literally two days ago I saw that I still have undertale on my computer and I never saved after I beat sans for the first time like a year ago, so I tried again and I beat him first try, it really is just a shit ton of muscle memory
It's not he's first try, I mean there was a reason that the sans battle simulator was there... Dude had a alot of practice,that's why he knew what to do.
@technoturnovers7072 I haven't played it in a while, but that makes sense. I remember jumping from that to the actual Sans fight and getting my ass kicked.
@@tastypotato9272 I actually jumped from badtime to the actual one and it was WAYYY easier for me, I beat him first try instead of the like 5 tries it usually took on badtime
Based on collected data and enough evidence, I've come to announce "Alpharad's First Law": "If Jacob exerts a vast amount of confidence, then he must exert an amount of cockiness of equal magnitude and opposite direction influencing his base luck."
Maybe the real reason the Monsters were sealed underground is because the Humans didn't want them to be too close to the sun on the Surface shoutouts to that time Jacob did a cover of MEGALOVANIA for his 1 million subscriber special
After playing it, it is a little bit easier. In the Sans fight, the battle doesn't move forward unless you attack, so eating something will heal you but also replay the last attack phase. In the simulator, eating moves the battle forward just like attacking does. It only makes the fight a little easier though as I said. It took me three tries after not playing for over a year.
While that is correct, I'm pretty sure Sans does still use the next attack he's meant to use in Undertale, even after you heal or act, he just runs random attacks once he's done cycling through the current phase's attacks, save for his final move.
This video just makes me respect Jacob more because he clearly loves Undertale enough to either grind out the Sans fight or know it by heart, and that makes me smile.
The only problem I have with the sans simulator is that if you use a healing item it progresses the attacks like you chose to Fight sans. Normally the game throws at you a repeated attack if you chose to heal and it just bothers me lol.
Original sans progresses the attacks regardless of what action you do. It’s supposed to be the dialogue that progresses with the Attack action, but this simulator doesn’t appear to have his dialogue.
Not sure what BTS (bad time simulator) version he's using, but the one i was using has a normal, non-progressing healing. Altrough beating sans with healing is too easy
In the original sans fight, it'll just use a healing attack, not progress in the fight with dialogue. For some odd reason if you heal in the sans simulator, even if you heal it will progress the fight as if though you had attacked.@@aaricbro.
I love his overall point and seeing him shit on literally who cares so hard. I deff dont know the guy as he likes to say but he always comes off as the type with no...fear? Nerves? Like he never sweats and takes anything seriously, and thats maybe partly why its "easy" for him and looks for "no really give me a challenge" games/challenges That or the fact he obviously grinded that shit out (prop literally 'just have fun' too) as shown with that bookmark lol. Made it look like a rythem game track he had commited to heart
Both fights are def hard but I always found Undyne to be the harder of the two. Maybe its because they came first and prepped me mentally, but it took me longer to beat her
To be fair, he was the hardest boss in the game for a while But now he's just that funny bone man that kicked your teeth in for five minutes that one time Essentially he was that character where you learn they can actually kick your ass and you're like "what the fuck? You got a better gaming set-up?!"
The sans fight has become really easy to people now. Back then it used to be so hard, even if you knew all the attacks. People are just getting better and better at gaming.
It's because a lot of people have practiced the fight a lot or they are already familiar with the type of gameplay. If you don't have either of those this fight will be just as hard as it was then. Alpha had definitely played through this fight many times before to be able to do this, it's only "easy" because he's practically mastered it. What I'm trying to say is that it doesn't make sense to make a blanket statement about people in general just being automatically better at games from this one clip. If you just meant to comment on how a lot of people have mastered this fight then I'm sorry for being dumb
@@kingofpigs6630 so true. Sometimes I play games with people that don't regularly play video games and I don't feel like they have to improved at all since the last time we've played since they never practice those games. But in online games, like Fortnite I guess, the people that play the game online now are a lot better than they were when the game first came out since they've been practicing for years.
Just play chiverly and mordhau and you will get all the skill you need. My reflexes are so honed that i feel more confident in a real fight than i should be. I know 37 ways to land a punch even if my opponent sees it coming. Even if i miss i will still hit. This is the way of us chiv and mord players.
@@kingofpigs6630 Bro Alpha didn't even do it good. People still stuck on Sans being a difficult fight from watching other people play the game. Try about like, 10 attempts and I bet you'll be able to start beating Sans without items. It's really not that hard.
I mean I would say I agree but I'm speaking from the perspective of someone who's beaten sans alot. It's like those dark souls players saying that dark souls isn't that hard. For first time players the fight can seem brutal but jacob has clearly played bad time simulator before given that he bookmarked it.
Fun fact: The sans simulator is actually a little easier than the actual fight, but it’s not that big of a difference… And obviously this wasn’t his first time beating it either
Reminds me of the time RTgame started his Undertale playthrough by getting to the Sans fight off screen (presumably practicing the fight) and then starting the stream and beating it "first try."
@@HollowKnightReference I’m saying watch it and you can see it’s hard. And besides even if things now have come out that are harder doesn’t mean it wasn’t one of the hardest ever. Cause at the time I remember people talking about it a lot as pretty hard
I did this on bad time simulator because I couldn’t beat sans on normal undertale, I won and got so mad.
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from my experience, bad time simulator just seems to have better hitboxes and timing than the actual game's fight, so yeah bad time simulator is ever so slightly easier than the actual fight bc it actually makes sense to the eyes
@ I heard it was slower so that give enough player to react and dodge is that true?
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@@cup1304 tbh I have 0 evidence to back up anything I said, but personally from beating Sans in both this and the actual game multiple times I don't think there's much of a difference, though I do find bad time simulator to be slightly easier. Still I think bad time simulator has better hitboxes and timing but that's just my opinion.
At first I thought this was a joke and he was just playing a video of someone no-hitting Sans, but as the pauses were consistent I figured it was real and now I'm impressed. I don't know why I thought it was gonna be a no-hit fight, maybe I'm too used to watching Merg lol Who, btw, beat Genocide without saving on the first try. And beat neutral without saving on the first try.
@@trifortay Had you watched someone else do it before you did though? And I don't just mean right before you tried, but just in general, had you seen the fight before you tried yourself?
I love the Sans fight. It’s incredibly difficult and seems hopeless until you understand how it functions, then you can pretty much clear it like this every time. Love it, it’s so fun
@@bedrocksmasher6v964 2 years after release it was already a pretty normal fight, there was even some guy that beat it on he's first ever attempt without even having prior knowledge of how things went down, it was pretty neat
@@MasacoMike I don't remember his name, but his reaction wasn't satisfactory, he didn't even look like he cared, which kinda threw me off because I thought that was very impressive
wait sans simulator is an easier version though, because you can progress through the fight by using consumables each turn instead of having to spend the turn fighting.
To be fair, sans isn't that hard if you've beaten him before. The attacks he uses are the same every time you fight him so it's relatively easy to repeat the process every time you fight him. Of course, it requires a certain amount of skill to beat him in the first place so that's impressive I guess.
“Which is harder? Sans, or a nuzlocke?” Well, given the evidence presented in this video, clearly nuzlockes of difficult fan games are orders of magnitude more difficult, and require much more skill. (Though yeah, nuzlocking a main series game is still pretty easy.)
@@AshenDust_ Nuzlockes are hard, but only if you don't know how to play pokemon well. It's basically just a knowledge based challenge, so if you know what to do, it's easy, if you don't, it's basically impossible.
@@kingacrisius no, sometimes you don’t have to tools to win deathless. With challenges that limit your encounter pool you have to be super creative with strategies.
That is awesome to have a site where you can just do the Sans fight. Still, I think the physics are slightly different. Enough that I was thrown off despite playing Undertale/Deltarune a thousand times
Sans' attacks are not even remotely difficult, the only exception is his gaster blaster spiral in his final attack. The "hard" part was learning how to do them. A truly difficult thing, is something that you know how to do correctly and keep failing anyway. Like Undyne The Undying
Sans is really easy when you've beaten him before. His attack patterns are easy to memorize and aren't too random. It's like riding a bike. In fact, many people can beat him """first try""" like he did.
"First try." He knows all of the strats, no way this is his first time. Maybe that's not what he was saying with the title, but he's clearly impling it with the way he talks about challenge runs.
I got really close to no hitting Sans on this site. imo, the third last attack (the one i got hit on on my best run) is the hardest for no hits. it’s the multi attack with the fastest transitions between attacks, and I mess up super often on the attack where you have to drop from a higher platform to a lower platform, then back up again also i wanna see Jan no hit sans to spite alpharad now
Actually, I tried Bad Time Simulator before since it's my first time to try the Sans fight but it only took me like *3 ATTEMPS* so after that fight, I got cocky and called my Brother a stupid because I beat him in 3 attempts but he yelled at me "TRY THE ACTUAL GAME AND NOT THE SIMULATOR" so I did and deleted his SAVE File and played Undertale for the first time and played both Pacifist and Genocide and then I got to the Sans fight, Now let me tell you, THIS FIGHT IS FUCKING HARD, I thought that I can just beat him in one attempt and move on but NOPE, So I realized that the ACTUAL SANS BOSS FIGHT IS ALOT HARDER THAN THE SIMULATOR ONE, It literally took me 2 days to finally beat the damn thing.
I don't mean to be that guy but as someone who has messed with bad time simulator and the actual fight bad time simulator is DEFINITELY easier. It moves at a slower pace than the real deal.
How is this beating sans first try? He clearly fought sans before so its not his first try. Its like spensing 100 hours learning a bosses moveset in game, then you wait a while, record yourself beating said boss, and then you say it was your first try? Dont make sense.
New pokemon race idea: every time you beat a major battle (rival fight, team admin, gym leader, etc) you have to beat sans right after. The pokemon run does not continue until you beat sans
At this point Beating sans is less of a challange and more of a rite of passage every gamer has to go through (Me doing it on my cellphone with my big Ass thumb blocking soo much of the attacks i migth as Well have been playing blind)
Sans is nothing, but can he do FNAF 4 Blind All Nightmare Nightmare Mode first try? I can’t do either, but I have done both, and one is definitely harder than the other.
"yeah we're going to take a sans break" Means very different things when talking about grillby's Vs talking about doing the sans fight (especially where the fight IS the break, like what?)
@@timeninja8223 goi was the pioneer of rage games and as such is one of the easiest. jump king is harder (esp modded), pogostuck is harder, and there are also a variety of lesser known goi fangames that are significantly harder
Yeah I've never played Undertale, but after practicing on Bad Time Simulator, it seems like it's just about memorizing the attacks. The bossfight itself isn't very hard.
It's specifically designed to be winnable, just that it throws new stuff at you over and over that you never had to deal with. It's all about the first time experience of wondering what's next, since most people don't replay the game after this. If you tried making a boss that stayed hard no matter how much you practiced I think you'd find that's a paradox. So it's more about what pacing the game dev wanted people to experience. The pacing of most games is very controlled.
@@GIRGHGH That makes sense. I’m a Geometry Dash player where levels stay hard even after you learn them and it takes a lucky attempt to beat a level, so I overestimated Sans’ difficulty. In Undertale scale though, Sans is probably the hardest boss, or one of the hardest.
Imagine beating Sans just to prove a point. I can respect how committed he is to this fake sitcom rivalry with Jan.
I mean the bad time simulator is easier than the actual fight because it's noticeably slower. You have more time to react, so you don't have to memorize the attack patterns to react in time, whereas with the real fight, you literally don't have the time to be surprised and think of the right reaction. Some pro gamers out there might be able to actually beat sans first try, but only if they frequently do harder stuff, like the hollowknight challenges and already have tons of experiences reacting with next to no margin of error.
@@AngelNearDestruction Not to mention Alpharad is functionally a story time UA-camr. He’ll nudge a story wherever it needs to go, that’s most of the channel
@@AngelNearDestruction Bad Time Simulator isn't slower, it's almost exactly the same as the fight in Undertale. The only difference is the blue SOUL movement iirc.
@@AngelNearDestruction I've seen both versions of this fight, they're practically identical save for the gravity/blue soul.
@@syweb2 it actually used to be harder in the old versions when I did no hit sans on my school chromebook if I dropped any frames on the third wall slam attack it was impossible to dodge period. This meant I basically had to no hit the fight like 10 times since I got chucked out of that many no hits because of it.
Hopefully this experience won't cause Alpharad to get too cocky, or else he might end up flying too close to the sun, like a mid-tier with an Icarus complex
Spoiler: Icarus dies
Sounds familiar…
He'll never escape that UA-cam comment
the only people who think this way are people who have never flown
I think he should keep on gaming, but he should NEVER become arrogant
Honestly I've got Bad Time SImulator bookmarked too. Turns out, fighting Sans is kinda like riding a bicycle. You never really forget how it's done
Literally two days ago I saw that I still have undertale on my computer and I never saved after I beat sans for the first time like a year ago, so I tried again and I beat him first try, it really is just a shit ton of muscle memory
@@ulisessalduna4351 I literally find undyne's fight harder than sans now, that's how easy it's gotten for me lol
@@ulisessalduna4351 Ironic, given how the only muscle Sans has is in the filename of his overworld theme.
Sans is one of those fights that don't depend on how good you are at dodging, but rather how good you are at remembering patterns.
Same
Can't believe he beat sans, not only on his first try, but in colorblind mode.
It's not he's first try, I mean there was a reason that the sans battle simulator was there...
Dude had a alot of practice,that's why he knew what to do.
Still had an extra heal item too.
Sans is easy
I mean like only two moves utilize the blue bones.
@@cup1304 you know what I mean, first time that session, why don't you load bts and beat it first go with out warming up
I guess Sans flew a little too close to the sun by not giving Jacob a bad enough time
the real reason Sans is a skeleton is because he got too close to the sun as Ness and burned his skin off
@@ChristopherMoom pk fire
@@ChristopherMoom No, he is Steven After Not Surviving
Thanks for sharing!
It’s always great whenever you first try it
Imagine if Jan just decides to beat sans, but it turns out he's a pro Undertale player and beats it without getting hit
Jan should nuzlocke undertale
@@lepepperoni3369 true
(How tho)?
@@thunderstar7682 idk maybe just do stuff like using no items and using the weakest possible weapons and stuff
@@lepepperoni3369 not what a nuzlocke means
@@Simeo905 if he gets hit once he restarts the game
-opens bad time simulator during stream because someone asked what it was
-beats Sans first try
-refuses to elaborate
bad time has a more generous player hitbox than the real game, so it's actually way way easier
@technoturnovers7072 I haven't played it in a while, but that makes sense. I remember jumping from that to the actual Sans fight and getting my ass kicked.
@@tastypotato9272 I actually jumped from badtime to the actual one and it was WAYYY easier for me, I beat him first try instead of the like 5 tries it usually took on badtime
@@technoturnovers7072 it's also at 60fps, and you move faster.
You can see on his face how proud he was to 1st try sans, even if he tried to keep a poker face
It wasn't he's first time though...
It's always nice to see him happy
@@cup1304 it was first attempt on stream
@@cup1304 shut up bro nobody is acting like it's the first time he ever attempted it
@@SEAkuaa So not first time
Based on collected data and enough evidence, I've come to announce "Alpharad's First Law":
"If Jacob exerts a vast amount of confidence, then he must exert an amount of cockiness of equal magnitude and opposite direction influencing his base luck."
He came up with his Laws of Karma when he was sitting under the sun and an Icarus fell and hit him on the head
@@heyoyo10gaming4 that's a good one...
Don't have any context though, never followed Alpharad, but that's a good line nonetheless.
...wait, shouldn't that be the Third Law?
The fact that he just instinctively knew which item was the Legendary Hero shows how often he's just booted up the fight to practice out of nowhere
that item set up is basic item logic though?
@@theonetruefusion8533you can order the items however you want
@@theonetruefusion8533idek what this was supposed to mean
@@Bvtx_ fucking organisation? You don’t know what fucking organising is?
I cant believe Alpharad beat Ness first try.
That's just a theory
A GAME THEORY
@@bobbybob5851 If it's a theory, then why is the evidance right in front of us?
Steven universe fucking dies
Bro if steven is sans, and ness is sans then that means steven is ness
I want to be as impactful for someone as PC has been to Alpharad
Just say you’re the best Kirby player in the world, or some other incredibly easy game
@@shanemiller1182 someone clearly hasn't played post-gane Kirby or any Kirby rom hacks
@@VivBrodock yeah cause they have a life lmao
@@tangytim6699 ah yes the classic "this person has more skill then me so I need to tear them down in order to validate myself"
@@shanemiller1182 Mans hasn’t seen true arena
Maybe the real reason the Monsters were sealed underground is because the Humans didn't want them to be too close to the sun on the Surface
shoutouts to that time Jacob did a cover of MEGALOVANIA for his 1 million subscriber special
if only we got to see Jacob fight Spamton NEO, or watch him go through Chapter 2's alternate route
Hi Chris Moon, I see you everywhere. Lol
Melodicavania is a certified banger
christopher moon i see you literally everywhere. also excellent choice in profile picture
@@ChristopherMoom yeah it's a shame we didn't tho but and we probably will never see him do that because he probably did it off camera
Jacob bullying Jan into fighting sans is the best part of this
we'd all like to see it
After playing it, it is a little bit easier. In the Sans fight, the battle doesn't move forward unless you attack, so eating something will heal you but also replay the last attack phase. In the simulator, eating moves the battle forward just like attacking does. It only makes the fight a little easier though as I said.
It took me three tries after not playing for over a year.
While that is correct, I'm pretty sure Sans does still use the next attack he's meant to use in Undertale, even after you heal or act, he just runs random attacks once he's done cycling through the current phase's attacks, save for his final move.
it's balanced out by the holding all four arrows cheat being fixed in the simulator
@@Jadez1207 does that even work in the actual game? heard it doesn't iirc, could be wrong
@@teedeegremlin It always has, Toby doesn't update anymore
@@Jadez1207 i see
I thought he would actually put a video up of a damageless Sans Boss he found on UA-cam.
I thought he was just gonna beat up some 12 year old in Smash Ultimate online
This is 100% what I expected too. I fully expected this to be a video and he just pretends it's not
@@frostwyvern but you can just about see his muscles move to click
This video just makes me respect Jacob more because he clearly loves Undertale enough to either grind out the Sans fight or know it by heart, and that makes me smile.
The only problem I have with the sans simulator is that if you use a healing item it progresses the attacks like you chose to Fight sans. Normally the game throws at you a repeated attack if you chose to heal and it just bothers me lol.
Original sans progresses the attacks regardless of what action you do. It’s supposed to be the dialogue that progresses with the Attack action, but this simulator doesn’t appear to have his dialogue.
Not sure what BTS (bad time simulator) version he's using, but the one i was using has a normal, non-progressing healing. Altrough beating sans with healing is too easy
Doesn’t the original sans fight do that aswell?
In the original sans fight, it'll just use a healing attack, not progress in the fight with dialogue. For some odd reason if you heal in the sans simulator, even if you heal it will progress the fight as if though you had attacked.@@aaricbro.
@@aaricbro. No, go see the wiki
“Keep on gaming, but never become arrogant!” -Kamek
@@KamekFromMPA The legend himself has appeared before us
@@KamekFromMPA Holy crap
"I'm gonna take my ego down a notch" -Bullet William
ever since i beat sans, watching other people beat him brings back the muscle memory in the back of my mind
Yeah it has been a couple years since I bet him yet it comes back everytime
didnt do murder route so havent fought sans, if i want a crazy bossfight i'll go play touhou
@@nerosoul2506 i think you should play the genocide route, not just for sans, but for the message and the existential crisis you will get afterwards
Same
@@larkspur1517 if you want that play omori
I love his overall point and seeing him shit on literally who cares so hard. I deff dont know the guy as he likes to say but he always comes off as the type with no...fear? Nerves? Like he never sweats and takes anything seriously, and thats maybe partly why its "easy" for him and looks for "no really give me a challenge" games/challenges
That or the fact he obviously grinded that shit out (prop literally 'just have fun' too) as shown with that bookmark lol. Made it look like a rythem game track he had commited to heart
Help I am having a stroke
as for someone who's english is not my 1st language... i have a very hard time trying to understand your message
As someone who does understand English....bro what the fuck did u just say
You've never seen him in Mario party then lol
What the hell did I just read
Both fights are def hard but I always found Undyne to be the harder of the two. Maybe its because they came first and prepped me mentally, but it took me longer to beat her
Undyne is more random
i thought undyne was easier because i had rhythm game experience but didnt play any bullet hells
Sans is about muscle memory
Undyne is about reflexes
It could be about prep too, before undyne you don’t prep as much as you do for sans
@@Garbo_trashcan ik nobody asked, but i did undyne the undying hitless on my channel recently hehe
To be fair, he was the hardest boss in the game for a while
But now he's just that funny bone man that kicked your teeth in for five minutes that one time
Essentially he was that character where you learn they can actually kick your ass and you're like "what the fuck? You got a better gaming set-up?!"
Beating sans is always an achievement but to be fair if he has the fight cued up and always ready to go hes probably practiced it quite a bit
As a strong counterpoint having Sans bookmarked at all meaning that Alpharad decides to fight Sans just for kicks is a flex in its own right
The sans fight has become really easy to people now. Back then it used to be so hard, even if you knew all the attacks. People are just getting better and better at gaming.
It's because a lot of people have practiced the fight a lot or they are already familiar with the type of gameplay. If you don't have either of those this fight will be just as hard as it was then.
Alpha had definitely played through this fight many times before to be able to do this, it's only "easy" because he's practically mastered it.
What I'm trying to say is that it doesn't make sense to make a blanket statement about people in general just being automatically better at games from this one clip.
If you just meant to comment on how a lot of people have mastered this fight then I'm sorry for being dumb
@@kingofpigs6630 so true. Sometimes I play games with people that don't regularly play video games and I don't feel like they have to improved at all since the last time we've played since they never practice those games.
But in online games, like Fortnite I guess, the people that play the game online now are a lot better than they were when the game first came out since they've been practicing for years.
Sans Simulator is easier, is slower
Just play chiverly and mordhau and you will get all the skill you need. My reflexes are so honed that i feel more confident in a real fight than i should be. I know 37 ways to land a punch even if my opponent sees it coming. Even if i miss i will still hit. This is the way of us chiv and mord players.
@@kingofpigs6630 Bro Alpha didn't even do it good. People still stuck on Sans being a difficult fight from watching other people play the game. Try about like, 10 attempts and I bet you'll be able to start beating Sans without items. It's really not that hard.
Remember, this is the first time we're seeing alpharad fight sans, so technically he beat it first try.
My favorite part was when Alpharad said “It’s raddin’ time” and proceeded to Alpha all over Sans
truly the video of our generation
I mean it is literally just pattern memorization. The fight isn't even that hard after you've done it like twice
We got the difficulty defender over here
I mean I would say I agree but I'm speaking from the perspective of someone who's beaten sans alot. It's like those dark souls players saying that dark souls isn't that hard. For first time players the fight can seem brutal but jacob has clearly played bad time simulator before given that he bookmarked it.
Its obvious he's beaten this fight many times before, after a while it becomes muscle memory
Fun fact: The sans simulator is actually a little easier than the actual fight, but it’s not that big of a difference… And obviously this wasn’t his first time beating it either
Reminds me of the time RTgame started his Undertale playthrough by getting to the Sans fight off screen (presumably practicing the fight) and then starting the stream and beating it "first try."
Nearly 9 years later and Megalovania is still such a banger
i can tell for a fact that he has done this a lot of times , cuz it looks like he knows the fight by heart at this point
Love how Jacob just sits back as if he didn't feel fear on the last bit of the attack
The idea of you taking a “break” by playing what I know as one of the hardest fights ever? Is funny
It's not. Maybe it was. But there are definitely harder and better things. Especially since undertale is so old.
@@HollowKnightReference no it’s the hardest look at it
@@Squirtle128 what does that even mean. And what do you mean no? I'm right.
@@HollowKnightReference I’m saying watch it and you can see it’s hard. And besides even if things now have come out that are harder doesn’t mean it wasn’t one of the hardest ever. Cause at the time I remember people talking about it a lot as pretty hard
@@Squirtle128 yeah? And? That's kinda what I said dude. Is that supposed to dispute anything.
I did this on bad time simulator because I couldn’t beat sans on normal undertale, I won and got so mad.
from my experience, bad time simulator just seems to have better hitboxes and timing than the actual game's fight, so yeah bad time simulator is ever so slightly easier than the actual fight bc it actually makes sense to the eyes
@ I heard it was slower so that give enough player to react and dodge is that true?
@@cup1304 tbh I have 0 evidence to back up anything I said, but personally from beating Sans in both this and the actual game multiple times I don't think there's much of a difference, though I do find bad time simulator to be slightly easier. Still I think bad time simulator has better hitboxes and timing but that's just my opinion.
@The original fight is supposed to be unfair, which is probably why the hitboxes are screwy on the original.
imagine in some random sans universe he just sees frisk pop up and start absolutely nonchalantly beating him at every attack he has
While insulting some random dude
Beating sans first try is impressive
Now do it 125 times in a row
It wasn’t his first try though
I mean I don't think anyone can beat it first try, maybe 2nd or third, there's a few movements you need to master to beat him consistently
Yeah I really do not find Sans that hard on that website, but there is no way in hell I would be able to beat Undyne the Undying
I swear it is way slower on the website vs the actual thing.
theres no way you'll beat the urge to 41% either
I have the opposite problem
@@NomTheDom my man what 💀
Bruh undyne the undying is easy sans is fucking impossible
The fact he’s so casual about it the whole time as he beats what many sometimes spend hours or even days to complete in less than 10 minutes
To be fair since he has it bookmarked he's definitely practiced plenty of times. It's not like this was his first-ever time fighting sans
This isn't his first time actually playing BTS or seeing the sans fight, lmao. This is not his first try.
It took me 4 hours to learn sans and he was easy as shit every time afterwards
truly a great performance from our favorite multiversus partner
You feel your wax wings melting on your back...
cant wait for alpharad to make a video "I BEAT EVERY TOUHOU GAME BLIND"
And all throughout it he's roasting Jan again.
At first I thought this was a joke and he was just playing a video of someone no-hitting Sans, but as the pauses were consistent I figured it was real and now I'm impressed.
I don't know why I thought it was gonna be a no-hit fight, maybe I'm too used to watching Merg lol
Who, btw, beat Genocide without saving on the first try. And beat neutral without saving on the first try.
@@trifortay Had you watched someone else do it before you did though?
And I don't just mean right before you tried, but just in general, had you seen the fight before you tried yourself?
@@trifortaywow you're so cool
Internet funny man Alpharad trivializes mii gunner impersonator, more at 11.
Now do it with no healing items
I'm impressed Alpha no-hit most of the attacks.
That's a hit
Not getting hit was a hit, but a miss for Sans Undertale, since he missed, which is a hit
@@kosmicwaffle damn, thats true
Literally the opposite but go off
@@oledakaajel your comment is a miss
@@diavolosteddy7594 *you're
Mr. Funny man beat the funny skeleton
Wow great profile picture wonder where it’s from
@poppt1
bad time simulator’s hitboxes are actually more lenient than the actual fight. still tho this is really impressive
I love the Sans fight. It’s incredibly difficult and seems hopeless until you understand how it functions, then you can pretty much clear it like this every time. Love it, it’s so fun
Fun fact:
Sans is easy all it takes is muscle memory
Undyne is honestly way harder
@@basicaIIymyseIffr imagine if she used karma
Id love to see people who go "Sans is easy" fight Sans for the first time
I did yesterday and i beat him first try 😂
I will only say games aren’t hard when someone first tries journey of the prairie king no deaths no power ups and no upgrades in stardew valley
To think it only took 6 years for people to adapt to sans' patterns
it didn't take 6 years tho?
@@HellBorn99 im pretty sure it did, there are more people casually beating sans now than there were 6 years ago
@@bedrocksmasher6v964 2 years after release it was already a pretty normal fight, there was even some guy that beat it on he's first ever attempt without even having prior knowledge of how things went down, it was pretty neat
@@HellBorn99 do you know who the guy is? I HAVE to see his reaction to "first try sans"
@@MasacoMike I don't remember his name, but his reaction wasn't satisfactory, he didn't even look like he cared, which kinda threw me off because I thought that was very impressive
lets not forget he also did it COLORLESS, so he only had intuition for which bones are stay still and which are move
Alpha is a real life Palutena a top tier with an Icarus complex
wait sans simulator is an easier version though, because you can progress through the fight by using consumables each turn instead of having to spend the turn fighting.
Ended with 1 hp. My dude was holding a Focus Sash this entire battle
that was onix' sturdy
0 percent chance he has not played this before lmao, thats obvious muscle memory dude
To be fair, sans isn't that hard if you've beaten him before. The attacks he uses are the same every time you fight him so it's relatively easy to repeat the process every time you fight him. Of course, it requires a certain amount of skill to beat him in the first place so that's impressive I guess.
Yeah honestly the bigger bench mark is hitless (which still isn't all that much compared to like say hitless Photoshop Flowey)
@@VivBrodock Photoshop Flowey has some undodgeable set ups lol
bro, imagine doing pokemon nuz-locks for a living, then beating FKIN SANS first try
“Which is harder? Sans, or a nuzlocke?”
Well, given the evidence presented in this video, clearly nuzlockes of difficult fan games are orders of magnitude more difficult, and require much more skill. (Though yeah, nuzlocking a main series game is still pretty easy.)
nuzlocks are hard i tried one in pokemon sword and died without reaching the 2nd gym stadium thing
sans is easy
@@redactedvault late-game Sw/Sh are pretty hard without Dynamaxing, but really, before Nessa?
@@AshenDust_ Nuzlockes are hard, but only if you don't know how to play pokemon well. It's basically just a knowledge based challenge, so if you know what to do, it's easy, if you don't, it's basically impossible.
@@kingacrisius no, sometimes you don’t have to tools to win deathless. With challenges that limit your encounter pool you have to be super creative with strategies.
Sans isn’t that hard to first try once you beat him once. It’s all about the commitment and “DETERMINATION” as shown in undertale.
To be fair the simulator is easier than the actual game.
not by much tho so this is still impressive
Haven’t played it myself, what makes it easier?
@@theillusionist1494 The attacks and movement seem a little slower and it’s more smooth. Not by much though.
@@theillusionist1494 it's got more consistent hitbox code and better framerates.
it's not that impressive when it's literally his job and his livelihood to do this
0:03 Can anyone tell me what the square pokeball icon on the bottom?
The pokedex he needs it to look at all the pokemon
bro this is too unbelievable he knew the attacks too well for this to be his first try yea he Cleary fought sans before if he has strats for the boss
That is awesome to have a site where you can just do the Sans fight. Still, I think the physics are slightly different. Enough that I was thrown off despite playing Undertale/Deltarune a thousand times
1:22 you should try to beat Tidal Wave from Geometry Dash
Beating sans used to be hard, but the skilll barrier has been absolutely shattered. It’s nothing impressive anymore
Sans' attacks are not even remotely difficult, the only exception is his gaster blaster spiral in his final attack. The "hard" part was learning how to do them.
A truly difficult thing, is something that you know how to do correctly and keep failing anyway. Like Undyne The Undying
ok
Sans is really easy
when you've beaten him before.
His attack patterns are easy to memorize and aren't too random.
It's like riding a bike.
In fact, many people can beat him """first try""" like he did.
"First try." He knows all of the strats, no way this is his first time. Maybe that's not what he was saying with the title, but he's clearly impling it with the way he talks about challenge runs.
first try doesnt mean first try ever
I got really close to no hitting Sans on this site. imo, the third last attack (the one i got hit on on my best run) is the hardest for no hits. it’s the multi attack with the fastest transitions between attacks, and I mess up super often on the attack where you have to drop from a higher platform to a lower platform, then back up again
also i wanna see Jan no hit sans to spite alpharad now
Actually, I tried Bad Time Simulator before since it's my first time to try the Sans fight but it only took me like *3 ATTEMPS* so after that fight, I got cocky and called my Brother a stupid because I beat him in 3 attempts but he yelled at me "TRY THE ACTUAL GAME AND NOT THE SIMULATOR" so I did and deleted his SAVE File and played Undertale for the first time and played both Pacifist and Genocide and then I got to the Sans fight, Now let me tell you, THIS FIGHT IS FUCKING HARD, I thought that I can just beat him in one attempt and move on but NOPE, So I realized that the ACTUAL SANS BOSS FIGHT IS ALOT HARDER THAN THE SIMULATOR ONE, It literally took me 2 days to finally beat the damn thing.
-Casually has bad time sim bookmarked
-Beats it on stream first try
-Hard mode
-Doesn't elaborate
-Leaves
i can't believe this, i'm shaking and crying rn
If alpha wants to prove video games are easy he should try winning hide and seek
I don't mean to be that guy but as someone who has messed with bad time simulator and the actual fight bad time simulator is DEFINITELY easier. It moves at a slower pace than the real deal.
as someone who grinded out bad time simulator for hours back in middle school, i can confirm this fight is really easy
How is this beating sans first try? He clearly fought sans before so its not his first try. Its like spensing 100 hours learning a bosses moveset in game, then you wait a while, record yourself beating said boss, and then you say it was your first try? Dont make sense.
Everyone should have that browser extension installed. Just auto install it everywhere and people will be so confused they HAVE to click.
The clickbait is real lol. Obviously not his first time, and he heals like 20 times. Barely impressive or worth making a video over
Its so impressive he did this without seeing the colors of the bones and his heart
Lol I identify I spent too much time playing bad time simulator, not a challenge anymore. Haven’t even played the actual genocide route.
He just has a good gaming chair
7:18 Undertale fangames enter the room:
New pokemon race idea: every time you beat a major battle (rival fight, team admin, gym leader, etc) you have to beat sans right after. The pokemon run does not continue until you beat sans
At this point Beating sans is less of a challange and more of a rite of passage every gamer has to go through
(Me doing it on my cellphone with my big Ass thumb blocking soo much of the attacks i migth as Well have been playing blind)
Jacob just flexing ALL over Jan is hilarious XD
The friendly beef between these two is legendary XD
Sans is nothing, but can he do FNAF 4 Blind All Nightmare Nightmare Mode first try?
I can’t do either, but I have done both, and one is definitely harder than the other.
He's just
A god gamer
I dare you to do all of the mania blue sphere stages, they are not forgiving
"yeah we're going to take a sans break"
Means very different things when talking about grillby's Vs talking about doing the sans fight (especially where the fight IS the break, like what?)
to be fair, bad time simulator has way smaller hitboxes compared to the original game
"games aren't hard" I take it this man hasn't played geometry dash
true
you forgot about getting over it!!
@@timeninja8223 gd harder :/
@@timeninja8223 goi was the pioneer of rage games and as such is one of the easiest. jump king is harder (esp modded), pogostuck is harder, and there are also a variety of lesser known goi fangames that are significantly harder
Yeah I've never played Undertale, but after practicing on Bad Time Simulator, it seems like it's just about memorizing the attacks. The bossfight itself isn't very hard.
It's specifically designed to be winnable, just that it throws new stuff at you over and over that you never had to deal with. It's all about the first time experience of wondering what's next, since most people don't replay the game after this. If you tried making a boss that stayed hard no matter how much you practiced I think you'd find that's a paradox. So it's more about what pacing the game dev wanted people to experience. The pacing of most games is very controlled.
@@GIRGHGH That makes sense. I’m a Geometry Dash player where levels stay hard even after you learn them and it takes a lucky attempt to beat a level, so I overestimated Sans’ difficulty. In Undertale scale though, Sans is probably the hardest boss, or one of the hardest.
Sans
this literally happened yesterday, i hadn't fought sans in like a year and i somehow beat him first fucking try
megavlonia
It isnt first try if you practised before
I actually beat sans undertale first try on a scool pc
Try doing that during the lesson noobs