I was hoping that this would be fully edited but then i saw the length i lost hope but i saw that the channel name doesn't have a 2 then i was happy a happy little smol guy
Jack basically represents our Society, -He's does something wrong -He acknowledges his actions and even feels remorse -Continues to do the wrong thing because he's too lazy to try figuring out how not to
Yo it's why I am scared to watch the whole video. My heart could barely handle watching Toriel die (full disclosure first run, I killed Undyne but I was dumb and did not know how to beat her in a pacifist way at the time BUT STILL)
@@CoolioCats614 in your defense they only give you ONE hint of how to move on from their fight, she says "as long as you're green you can't escape" just those 8-10 words are supposed to tell you that when you turn red you start to run away, it's very circumstantial.
@@SprayInk-Kreatïv-Nouveaushe also keeps looping the dialogue "you'll never escape from me" if you get far enough into the fight without killing/escaping her
1:01:17 “Is there a way to play this and not kill anybody?” That’s quite literally what the PACIFIST route is. Despite watching Jack kill most of the Underground, you are still filled with DETERMINATION. Edit: Jack please play this again I really enjoyed it
If you ever feel inclined to play this game again, I STRONGLY recommend you play the pacifist/true pacifist route. You unlock more to the game and more lore too. It has a much more happy and fulfilling ending.
@@Jupiter.exe_o7Yeah they are important since the game gives you a hint or tips on how to solve things when you encountered a fight, Like the comment shows above, since many people in their first playthrough missed that when's the time where you can spare the monsters if you don't wanna fight
!SPOILER WARNING¡ In my opinion, the worst ending in this game is the Neutral ending where you stop the genocide route during the Core, but still kill Mettaton and Asgore. At the phone call at the end, Alphys talks to you about her hatred towards you and how she wishes she had killed you from the beginning. Really shows that Genocide isn’t the worst ending compare to some of the Neutral endings.
@@warmwater9509thats worse than genocide bro… like my friend does that but is afraid of killing people so they just beat people to near death then let them go
Honestly, i love genuine neutral undertale playthroughs that border on no mercy. Besides a true pacifist not being achievable in your first save file anyways, and neutral being the intended first way to play, the whole point is consequences. When people in chat/comments tell you 'the correct way to play', it takes away much more from the experience.
The thing of the "correct way to play" is just an optimal sequence to not have to repeat the game. I think people only have this urge because of how similar the pacifist is to any neutral until the true pacifist part.
Actually, it IS possible to achieve true pacifist on your first save file, you just need to return to the save point before Asgore after defeating Flowey, then, visit Alphys in the true lab. So, you CAN actually do it on your first save file too.
@@aaravgaur7I think there's a difference between first playthrough and 1 playthrough. While it is possible, it's like looking up a guide to this game and railroading to the highest degree from fans for a first playthrough of the game. At that point, people dont want to see the actions people take but a reaction video with extra steps. It's possible in 1 playthrough (which i didnt know so thanks) but only experienced players will choose that one
I understand a content creator not wanting to repeat content, but it was genuinely satisfying to a) see someone reacting to things like Undyne melting from Determination without seeing it coming/prior knowledge of how to cause it and b) watch him fuck up a bunch of the same things that I did on my first run lmao
@@Sammy_The_Umbreonnot really. The game is advertised as "the rpg where nobody has to die", so a lot of people on their first playthrough do stick it through to the end doing everything to not kill anyone. True Pacifist isn't really that obtuse.
The hilarity of watching Jack alternate between "Must Kill" and "OH GOD WHY DID I KILL" aside, there truly is no wrong way to play this game on the first run through. Definitely refreshing to see him playing this nearly-blind after all these years
I do understand blind playthroughs, but how do you know there are “pacifist” and “genocide” routes and not know how to get them it seems self explanatory, pacifist is pacifist and genocide is a genocide
@@Arumia13 most people when they play blind go pacifist or neutral because they do not want to kill or they thought that you HAVE to kill or said “what if i attack the dummy” and they get genocide cuz they say “what if i get the most amount of exp possible” and then they cry at their actions until undyne and no longer feel anything after that
Just in case you didn't feel horrible enough, in the ending Papyrus mentions that Alphys also "went on vacation," even though you didn't kill her. This is because the grief of losing Undyne and Mettaton were too much for her.
It's really nice to find a playthrough that is truly blind and genuine. I just love how you're questing why there's a mercy option knowing that all of the trailers for Undertale and even the description for the game tells you you don't have to kill anything. The fact you even avoided those really shows the dedication you had to playing this without guidance. It's the best way to experience the game, even if it is incredibly frustrating... And makes you play the game multiple times if you want a better ending xD
I find it very interesting that he felt paranoid of the 'Home' theme. Normally, it is associated with comfort and a warm feeling. However, in a different context, especially the context 'lure into a sense of safety', yeah, this theme can be unnerving.
Jack wasn't lying when he said he'd make us mad but IDC I still want him to continue cause he seems to be having so much fun so HE CAN PLAY HOWEVER HE WANTS. Thank you for playing this game Purp!
I love how you address the comments throughout the video 😂 it’s a treat to watch a blind run after so long, I can’t even be that mad about your choices (the only thing I would’ve said if I was there was how to pronounce Papyrus lol)
It's honestly refreshing to see someone play neutral and have no one to backseat game. Seeing your guilt, not finding a way to spare people, was also very interesting
No joke, this is the best Undertale playthrough I’ve seen in ages, BECAUSE of all the “mistakes.” The fact that it was entirely done before the fans had a chance to get bossy in chat/comments is fantastic
makes me kinda sad, image how much people could have got to play this amazing game, if it weren't for the "fans" spoling and telling how they should be playing the game.
I just learned that a good friend of mine died today but this video has already made me smile for the first time since his death, cliff thank you for everything you’ve done, it means a lot more than you may think
Undertale's trailer pitched it as "the friendly RPG where no one has to DIE." That means in the game's best ending, everybody lives! In the meantime, some fun facts! (no major spoilers) : - It is actually harder than you'd think to get killed by Toriel during her battle. - It is impossible to get killed by Papyrus; he will instead "capture you". - Undyne absolutely calls you out if you killed _specific_ monsters (e.g. any/all of the five Dogs). She does not have a reaction for _every_ monster (especially those in the Ruins), but she does have a response for having killed monsters in general. - It's technically possible to get an ending where Alphys says she should have killed you. - It's technically possible to battle Sans, but even he would say you don't want to do that. - During the battle against Asgore, his attacks will only kill you after you're reduced to 1HP. - You only get that one opportunity to actually kill Flowey.
@@DustedDustSans Fail to meet the Genocide kill quota in Hotland and Core. If you do, upon defeating Mettaton NEO he will mention you seemed to be "holding back" and "won't destroy humanity". Then when Sans calls for the epilogue, he immediately hands the phone off to Alphys.
This is actually perfect. He made a video on his first time, which happened to be a neutral run. This leaves him room to do a video on both Pacifist and Genocide now. (PLEASE do the other runs two this was an hour and a half well spent)
@cascadia2403 i think after you do true pacifist, true genocide really hits you with a gut punch of beating all of your friends. It was difficult and you feel so good to get through everything but then you should feel terrible at the same time
I don’t want to kill dogs! *proceeds to kill EVERY dog* Gets told to speak to monsters using the ACT command… *promptly forgets the ACT command exists* Feels horrible about killing monsters. *keeps killing monsters* Game guilt-trips you for continuing to kill monsters. Purple: *surprised Pikachu face*
There's actually a lot of clever sleight of hand going on in omega flowey fight. The fact that you can't see the number for your hp let toby get a way with a lot of trickery there. A lot of this would be pretty obvious if not for the fact that the fight is, by design, too hectic and overwhelming for you to pay close attention to the hp bar. 1: flowey's attacks do progressively less and less damage as your hp goes down. It only takes around 3 hits to go down to what looks like around a quarter health, but you can actually still take 5+ more hits without dying 2: this does _not_ apply to healing, so the closer you are to death the more powerful the healing items are 3: the soul attacks actually can't kill you at all, no matter how much you get hit. 4: i'm 90% sure that your health drops at the same rate no matter how much of it you have, which is obscured by hiding the hp number, and helps keep the difficulty about even regardless of level. there's probably more that i missed, but these tricks do an amazing job of making players within a wide skill range feel like they're just barely hanging on for most of the fight.
I honestly really enjoyed how you got a neutral run on your first try, the playthrough ends up being more unique that way. It's also refreshing seeing someone not hating Alphys, it probably helped that you felt incredibly guilty about killing her crush XD
@@anoukdevries8144 I'm sure it's not the majority of people that hate Alphys, but I've seen a lot of playthroughs that find her constant interruptions annoying and that sours their view of her character. I myself found them hilarious when I played it, but I can understand their opinions.
I think this was easily one of the hardest hitting ending available. I’m kinda glad this is the ending you got though, it’s hard to find someone who hasn’t been spoiled the story or yelled at by insane Undertale fans. Ngl, I screamed when you NEARLY killed Papyrus and after you killed Undyne. 2 screams out of me ✔️ If you do play again, I’m excited to see your reaction to more.
But why u r glad that he did this ending specificly? Dont get me wrobg Im glad he is playing with trying not to get any spoilers from the fans, i just want to know why u are happy for him doing this ending specificly
I don't know how other people are taking this video, but I think it was incredible to see someone genuinely experience the game! Made me appreciate the game and Toby Fox so much more, the writing is better than I knew - watching the guilt build up over the playthrough was brilliant. Thank you very much dude, amazing video 👏 👏
32:54 the first option *BY FAR,* you should make another playthrough, not only to get the other endings but to do things more calmed down (like trying to talk with everyone) and enjoy the game more... 56:06 the frogs you didn't wanted to talk to in the ruins told you everything about sparing enemies
I've never actually seen someone do a blind playthrough of undertale before, and I heard about it way before i played it so i never got the original experience but seeing the roller coaster of emotions you went through is probably the closest I'll ever get to seeing that for myself. This was super entertaining, and also shoutout to the editors you guys did great on this video!
@@Scramble_YThe thing is undertale has much more endings and secrets than you would think and their is a secret system that rolls a number and if it lands on certain numbers you can get secret phone calls and other things
I never played a neutral run like this, so even as a big fan there was some dialogue here I've never actually seen before. I have to admit this video made me cry at least a few times..
41:45 "people have trouble with this game?" this one sentence makes me want you to do a genocide playtrough of this game because this came can be hard but only if you want it to be.
This was probably the best blind play through of a game I’ve ever seen. Which makes sense, you’re also the guy who told me to always carry a backup boat in Minecraft.
I love how he tried to save napsabook with mercy and didn't even see what act was and thought toriel was evil 43:49 is when he realized what he was doing
Jacks reaction to Toriel was my reaction. When friends informed me it was a mistake, I considered it part of my arc to never kill again, but being informed it was hard to take back I went back and played pure pacifist. But yeah, initially I had the same response: You've been kidnapped, the only way to leave is to show Toriel I was strong enough to survive (cause she TOLD me that)
@@realsans1 Na I did Pacifist; I felt so guilty after the first mistake. But also I have migraines so once I got through the visual overload of that final battle I just stopped there. I really want to watch someone (possibly JackSepticeye) do geno in full so I can get the context of what happens.
It’s always so fun to see people, even today, play Undertale for the first time. Genuinely such an amazing game. I’d love to see you try to purposefully go through the Pacifist and No Mercy routes!
I love how Jack's reaction to Toriel's death, who was a charater who was trying to protect him was slightly filled with regret, *And then we have him killing Undyne, someone who actually was willing to kill him, and he was going through a breakdown right after that.*
The respect on this guy for the reactions and overall performance in the video is amazing! Good job jack also are we not gonna talk about Papp eee rus 29:22 and enough times to cry myself to sleep
watching this gave me so many flashbacks and happiness of remembering playing this with my sibblings and generally having such a good time, staying up all night with my 2 brothers playing undertale with my 2 sisters occasionally waking up to check on the progress, it was so fun and this genuinely brought tears to my eyes when he finished it.
I'm in the same boat, but I still loved undertale so much. It was difficult at first not to be upset at purple. I felt a little better when he took the chance to spare Pappy Rus, though. It was weirdly fun to watch him finish the neutral run after that. especially when he figured out how much of a role Undyne plays in people's hearts.
@@kingofredlions7709 I agree, it was a nice blast to the past and just a fun thing to watch someone figure out the controls to Undertale for the first time
God asgore is such a well-written character, a genuinely kind being who feels he has no other option than to do something awful because of his circumstances
I have a feeling that you'll LOVE the true pacifist route (even tho that requires you to do lots of extra stuff and also to beat the game twice in pacifist) but has the most fulfilling and wholesome ending. It's worth it. Also, dont feel bad for looking up a guide for the true pacifist route, it's hard to figure out by yourself
I'm glad you uploaded your entire playthrough in one video, completely negating any way for youtube comments/twitch chat to tell you how to play. The beauty of somebody's first playthrough of Undertale is that unknowing attitude. With that being said I would love for you to play the Pacifist and Genocide routes of Undertale. You will probably have to stream them cuz there are some specific events you NEED to know how to do in order to get the correct ending.
@@dereekarhton777 You really have to go out of your way to kill enough people for a Genocide route. You kind of have to hunt for encounters, and if you don't get every one you land on a Neutral route of some kind. Depending on who is alive, your Neutral ending differs.
@@dereekarhton777 The pacifist and genocide routes have specific endings no other route can get. Any ending that doesn't get one of these two routes is considered a "neutral ending" even if you killed every monster you run into, if you don't kill EVERY monster in EVERY area, you won't get the true genocide route ending.
@@Legoswampert190 Pacifist only requires you to not kill anyone. If you could cheat and skip right to the castle, you would get the pacifist ending. Genocide requires you to farm areas until the game tells you there are no more enemies.
This is actually probably a pretty ideal first route to take for Undertale. It's a game designed to subvert your expectations of a typical jrpg where you just stab what's in front of you, by making you feel the weight of what you've done. This is kind of the epitome of Undertale and what makes it so popular in the first place.
I've played Undertale countless times at this point and this was still an emotional rollercoaster to watch!! I'd love to see you do a full pacifist run, it's very rewarding. ALSO highly recommend you play Deltarune as well since it's connected to Undertale and is equally as enjoyable ;)
Some information on the Pacifist and Genocide Routes: The route you achieved is called the Neutral Route, obtained by not doing either extreme. To achieve the Pacifist Route, you must spare every enemy. An enemy that can be spared will have a yellow name. Some enemies will start off being able to be spared, but you will have to perform certain ACTions in order to spare some enemies. Some enemies may also be able to be spared by lowering their HP. On top of not killing any enemies, you also need to do a little side quest with three of the main characters. This route has the most lore out of the three endings, and is my personal favorite ending. To achieve the Genocide Route, you must kill every enemy. Each location has a cap on how many enemies you can kill, and you must reach that cap before fighting the boss in that area (ex: Toriel). You will know when you reach the cap. This route doesn't have much more lore, but it affects the story and adds some additional difficulty to the game. If you see this, I hope this helps. Whatever route you choose to play, if any, I hope you have a fantastic day!
This was great to watch. The thing the internet spoiled most about Undertale was blind playthroughs. No one goes in blind anymore, especially UA-cam gamers and streamers. And even if they do, they get the game ruined for them the minute anyone comments or posts in the chat. The backseat driving in this fanbase is insane - people are sentimental towards the characters (for good reason) so they can't stand to see anyone making bad choices. But the whole point of this game is that there ARE so many choices you can make. A player will find out soon enough whether they will regret making those choices - they don't have to be told. Thanks for taking a stab at playing Undertale blind. There really is nothing like encountering it for the first time. Your commentary was hilarious and your exponentially increasing guilt and confusion was funny too.
Purple, I know you said you won't read the comments, but I am so happy you decided to do this blind. It is very rare to find the cheery happiness that a blind run brings, and I am sure you have gotten a lot of mean comments from the fandom as well. Good luck ignoring them, or even ban them if you ask me.
That was incredible to watch. I very much enjoyed it. It is interesting to see someone go into it with no clue of what they're up to and see how they handle the experience. Yours specifically, was certainly neat to see how your actions came back to hit each and every time.
I really hope you'll play this again! I was having so much fun while dying on the inside! It's really entertaining to watch a person play this without knowing anything about the game. Hope we see you with ether Pacifist run or Genocide run!
As an undertale fan i LOVED watching this haha i definitely recommend playing pacifist and genocide if you're interested! The game has so much to offer! :D It was nice watching you have fun with the game
He should replay this doing the pacifist route considering its the best and "true" route. It also has lots more elements, story and surprises that the neutral route doesnt have, and I feel like genocide would take a big toll on jacks emotions given his reaction at him killing the characters in this video.
Let's hope, if he does, he doesn't play as rushed out as now, since he skipped a lot of dialogues, (including papyrus date and Sans talking about flowey in Grillbys)
This video was incredible! I think we’d all love to see you play again. It would be pretty obvious, but these are the extremely vague tips on how to do the other routes. Neutral - any mix of genocide and pacifist, what you did Genocide - kill every single monster in the game, you may have to walk around in a room for a while to kill every lesser monster (like froggit or whimsun) Pacifist - do not kill a single thing, use ACT to make a monster’s name yellow, and then MERCY to spare (or run)
Its so nice to see your reaction. So genuine and without anyone yelling at you. This is how the game should be played, not people screaming "RESET!!! PACIFIST!!!"
I've basically based my life around Undertale and Pokemon. And seeing Cliffe play Undertale may just be the best experience I've ever had! Made me miss when I knew nothing about the game.
Wow Jack, what a great video! I had a rough week but I finally managed to watch it! It's so great to see how much passion you have for the things you love, and it really makes me wish to see you play more games! I would love to see you do a pacifist run and even a genocide run through Undertale, and make even more great videos! Thanks for the amazing content you put out, keep it up and keep doing the things you love! We get closer and closer to 1.000.000 subs each day, and the journey has been amazing. Thank you for everything, Jack!
@@DrBreakNeck I like genocide as a route. Pacifist is fine as a first run. But he did a neutral run. And since you don't get any of the extra story bits from that, I consider it the worst.
A++ neutral playthrough, you played it exactly as you wanted to and the game made you feel exactly what it was supposed to, hope you'll consider another playthrough!! The steam page for this game has a lot of helpful tips in the "features" section as well.
Honestly, I am not surprised that Jack decided to kill everything he met, I expected that from the guy who regularly kills shinies and Nuzlocke Pokémon on purpose lmao I am SO proud though that he spared Papyrus! (so funny how he pronounces the name, first honestly and then defiantly after hearing the correct pronounciation XD), but this also makes me realize that Papyrus is, in fact, the first monster to directly ENCOURAGE you to spare, by showing you mercy and telling you to spare him in return, and also told "Hey, you can spare people, remember?" I feel like most people will spare him on their first runs (unless they're a-holes maybe), coz who would ever wanna kill this precious skelly? I am very glad that he played the game without streaming, coz while it's fun to play with others (or with a chat), it's not recommended to play it blindly for the first time with a chat, coz the backseating and spoilers can be awful. It's very fun to see Jack's reactions to the mechanics and characters of this game for the first time (outside of memes and music), and it seems like he had a lot of fun! :D One of the great things about Undertale is that it's a very short game to beat, which means it's very quick and easy to get a Neutral and True Pacifist ending, and even trying out Genocide (even if you can't beat it on the same day that you started it, much less the same day as you do Neutral or TP, if you even have enough time to try out all three routes). Even speedrunning the game and skipping all the text isn't without emotion. Nowadays I typically speedrun my runs a bit, at least during the dialogues that don't change regardless of your choices, and only read the dialogue parts that can change depending on your choices. Undertale is great. Glad you finally played it, experienced it for the first time, and did what you do best: Being a menace. XD Also OMG very good job on beating Flowey on the second try! That's really hard to do when you play the game for the first time and have never seen it! I very much would love to see you do the True Pacifist route and Genocide route, they're both awesome in different ways, but one is definitely sadder than the other. Also kinda cool that you got the King Papyrus ending. It's also one of the sadder ones, coz, well... it's hard for Paps, and so many people are dead. Undertale is awesome.
What a great video! The fact that Jack almost went genocide on his first playthrough was honestly very surprising to me XD. Never seen someone play like that before on their first time! Please, please, PLEASE play through the other endings! I would love to see how you react >:)) Just so you know, it's alright if you have to look up some things in order to get the endings! There's so many ways to abort Genocide or Pacifist into getting a different ending and having to restart. (Talking from experience, lol.) Overall, a great video! It was very enjoyable. :D
It's been forever since I last saw a fresh new reaction to Undertale. You genuinely acted like the curious, naive innocent child that the main character is, and it was interesting to see the choices you made and the regret you felt.
there’s a FULL unedited version of this on Purplecliff3
you can quite literally see my soul dying the longer in the video you get LOL
Cool
Hey jack how do you play the old gen randomized Pokemon games what emulator do you use?(Hope you have an amazing day
I was hoping that this would be fully edited but then i saw the length i lost hope but i saw that the channel name doesn't have a 2 then i was happy a happy little smol guy
Try a pacifist run PLEASE :
Did you know you could have acted
Jack basically represents our Society,
-He's does something wrong
-He acknowledges his actions and even feels remorse
-Continues to do the wrong thing because he's too lazy to try figuring out how not to
Wow. He really did Undertale on us.
Dude, society
bro.
THIS GUY HAS THE ANSWER!
@@janelle57759 I understood that reference
i love how he tries to ACT once, and then disregards it for the rest of the playthrough... never change, Cliffe.
Yo it's why I am scared to watch the whole video. My heart could barely handle watching Toriel die (full disclosure first run, I killed Undyne but I was dumb and did not know how to beat her in a pacifist way at the time BUT STILL)
@@CoolioCats614 in your defense they only give you ONE hint of how to move on from their fight, she says "as long as you're green you can't escape" just those 8-10 words are supposed to tell you that when you turn red you start to run away, it's very circumstantial.
@@SprayInk-Kreatïv-Nouveaushe also keeps looping the dialogue "you'll never escape from me" if you get far enough into the fight without killing/escaping her
1:01:17 “Is there a way to play this and not kill anybody?”
That’s quite literally what the PACIFIST route is.
Despite watching Jack kill most of the Underground, you are still filled with DETERMINATION.
Edit: Jack please play this again I really enjoyed it
Yes
I am actually dead inside
Toriel quite literally told him how, and his response was ‘why would I talk to a dummy’
@@hawkwarrd7390 Hopefully he'll redeem himself by playing the pacifist route. Me personally, I would love to watch that
Do a genocide
1:36:38 For people who don’t know, this is the ending where you kill every single person, except for papyrus.
Well, you don't kill Alphys. She... She does it herself
@@dunefox8oh…
And sans is still your chum somehow
Temmi is that you
How's college goin
If you ever feel inclined to play this game again, I STRONGLY recommend you play the pacifist/true pacifist route. You unlock more to the game and more lore too. It has a much more happy and fulfilling ending.
I agree! That would be cool.
Id watch 2 more hours of purplecliffe laughing about wholesome stuff and redeming himself haha
Butbthis one really made me laugh already ^^
Fax
Definitely
Remember to reset on the file selection screen and not through the game files ;P
I love it how he just decided to look past the single most important info in the run, cuz he learned he can skip dialouge.
As soon as He walked past that last frogit, I knew Toriel was going to die
Wait the froggets are important??? I’ve never talked to them before
What does it say @@kingofredlions7709
@@Jupiter.exe_o7The last froggit tells you about sparing enemies and gives you a hint about how to spare Toriel
@@Jupiter.exe_o7Yeah they are important since the game gives you a hint or tips on how to solve things when you encountered a fight,
Like the comment shows above, since many people in their first playthrough missed that when's the time where you can spare the monsters if you don't wanna fight
The fact that bro unironically got one of the saddest endings… bro I’m glad he played his way without any spoilers from chat.
!SPOILER WARNING¡
In my opinion, the worst ending in this game is the Neutral ending where you stop the genocide route during the Core, but still kill Mettaton and Asgore. At the phone call at the end, Alphys talks to you about her hatred towards you and how she wishes she had killed you from the beginning. Really shows that Genocide isn’t the worst ending compare to some of the Neutral endings.
@@ToastKrumb spoiler!
sans death is worse
Am trying to get pacifist ending though i had kill one monster
See kids? This is why you do not skip tutorials.
@@obamainum856You have to restart
1:00:52 "Man, is there a way to kill this game where you don't kill anybody?!
😂 Most iconic line in an Undertale playthrough
I mean, PaciFist is a viable route, where you beat monsters to within an inch of their life before sparing them, it counts as pacifist
@@warmwater9509thats worse than genocide bro… like my friend does that but is afraid of killing people so they just beat people to near death then let them go
I just don’t even attack any monsters. The only one I attacked was asgore on my normal pacifist route because he was required
"I feel like a horrible person"
And this is the experience which undertale is able to give you. Beautiful game!
Indeed it is
the fact that jack feels bad for some of his decisions shows that he gets the game. wonderful video, had a few screams
I had more more than a few scream.
Jack: kills muffet
Also Jack: don't make me feel bad about this game
That one spider: Bet
The one spider: I hope you suffer!
Everyone on their first playthrough: Let's see what this new "no killing" thing this game has!
Purplecliffe: *Death. Suffering. Nobody can escape.*
that was also my first playthrough
Honestly, i love genuine neutral undertale playthroughs that border on no mercy. Besides a true pacifist not being achievable in your first save file anyways, and neutral being the intended first way to play, the whole point is consequences. When people in chat/comments tell you 'the correct way to play', it takes away much more from the experience.
The thing of the "correct way to play" is just an optimal sequence to not have to repeat the game. I think people only have this urge because of how similar the pacifist is to any neutral until the true pacifist part.
Actually, it IS possible to achieve true pacifist on your first save file, you just need to return to the save point before Asgore after defeating Flowey, then, visit Alphys in the true lab. So, you CAN actually do it on your first save file too.
@@aaravgaur7I think there's a difference between first playthrough and 1 playthrough. While it is possible, it's like looking up a guide to this game and railroading to the highest degree from fans for a first playthrough of the game. At that point, people dont want to see the actions people take but a reaction video with extra steps.
It's possible in 1 playthrough (which i didnt know so thanks) but only experienced players will choose that one
I understand a content creator not wanting to repeat content, but it was genuinely satisfying to a) see someone reacting to things like Undyne melting from Determination without seeing it coming/prior knowledge of how to cause it
and b) watch him fuck up a bunch of the same things that I did on my first run lmao
@@Sammy_The_Umbreonnot really. The game is advertised as "the rpg where nobody has to die", so a lot of people on their first playthrough do stick it through to the end doing everything to not kill anyone. True Pacifist isn't really that obtuse.
Let me guess, Purplecillfe's gonna kill everyone by accident.
They’re not shiny so maybe not
@@Maybe_Me_Maybe_Not true!!!!!
@@Maybe_Me_Maybe_Not Lets hope for the best!
If i laugh, an undertale character dies, Pt 1.
Bingo
The hilarity of watching Jack alternate between "Must Kill" and "OH GOD WHY DID I KILL" aside, there truly is no wrong way to play this game on the first run through. Definitely refreshing to see him playing this nearly-blind after all these years
noice. Biden blast.
Bro when he killed Undyne
👎︎☜︎❄︎☜︎☼︎💣︎✋︎☠︎✌︎❄︎✋︎⚐︎☠︎
I do understand blind playthroughs, but how do you know there are “pacifist” and “genocide” routes and not know how to get them it seems self explanatory, pacifist is pacifist and genocide is a genocide
@@Arumia13 most people when they play blind go pacifist or neutral because they do not want to kill or they thought that you HAVE to kill or said “what if i attack the dummy”
and they get genocide cuz they say “what if i get the most amount of exp possible” and then they cry at their actions until undyne and no longer feel anything after that
I love how his smile immediately vanished when Sans told his first pun at 18:30
true
Just in case you didn't feel horrible enough, in the ending Papyrus mentions that Alphys also "went on vacation," even though you didn't kill her. This is because the grief of losing Undyne and Mettaton were too much for her.
She died because of sadness
Edit:i did not know that alphys was a girl
@@Sevenuniverseofficial7 *she
Pretty sure she may have committed self death
@@mwiner1 you mean suicide?
@@mwiner1 This is the implication, which is sad.
“comment the timestamp and how many times you screamed”
I NEVER STOPPED SCREAMING JACK I FELT ACTUAL HEART PAIN WATCHING THIS VIDEO
Me to
idk why
killing whatever is in your path is the best way to play a game that offers violence as an option
Dude you can't blame him it's his first time
The lesser dog thing was pure pain
You had a
Heartache
*ba dum, tss*
It's really nice to find a playthrough that is truly blind and genuine.
I just love how you're questing why there's a mercy option knowing that all of the trailers for Undertale and even the description for the game tells you you don't have to kill anything. The fact you even avoided those really shows the dedication you had to playing this without guidance. It's the best way to experience the game, even if it is incredibly frustrating... And makes you play the game multiple times if you want a better ending xD
I find it very interesting that he felt paranoid of the 'Home' theme. Normally, it is associated with comfort and a warm feeling. However, in a different context, especially the context 'lure into a sense of safety', yeah, this theme can be unnerving.
I think I speak for everyone when I say we NEED Purplecliffe to play this again.
Yes, maybe a true passivist
Very true
@@joesephwilcox8697 or genocide
@@kaminari8245both (starting with pacifist ofc because of story reasons)
I would love to see him do a Genocide run
Jack wasn't lying when he said he'd make us mad but IDC I still want him to continue cause he seems to be having so much fun so HE CAN PLAY HOWEVER HE WANTS. Thank you for playing this game Purp!
yay
I agree
Watching him regret every choice he made to get that ending is both sad and gratifying. I hope he plays it again and learns how to spare.
I love how you address the comments throughout the video 😂 it’s a treat to watch a blind run after so long, I can’t even be that mad about your choices (the only thing I would’ve said if I was there was how to pronounce Papyrus lol)
It's honestly refreshing to see someone play neutral and have no one to backseat game. Seeing your guilt, not finding a way to spare people, was also very interesting
No joke, this is the best Undertale playthrough I’ve seen in ages, BECAUSE of all the “mistakes.” The fact that it was entirely done before the fans had a chance to get bossy in chat/comments is fantastic
My favourite part is when he says that he feels guilt and then kills a monster immediately after
A genuine play thru for sure
ehh there's a reason why, pacifist playthriugh is the one that makes you fall in love with the game the most
True tho
makes me kinda sad, image how much people could have got to play this amazing game, if it weren't for the "fans" spoling and telling how they should be playing the game.
I just learned that a good friend of mine died today but this video has already made me smile for the first time since his death, cliff thank you for everything you’ve done, it means a lot more than you may think
Damn. My heart goes out to you man. Sorry for your loss.
@@Mikaxu42 thanks it means a lot
Sorry for your loss
wow sorry for your loss
I’m so sorry for your loss rip
Undertale's trailer pitched it as "the friendly RPG where no one has to DIE."
That means in the game's best ending, everybody lives!
In the meantime, some fun facts! (no major spoilers) :
- It is actually harder than you'd think to get killed by Toriel during her battle.
- It is impossible to get killed by Papyrus; he will instead "capture you".
- Undyne absolutely calls you out if you killed _specific_ monsters (e.g. any/all of the five Dogs). She does not have a reaction for _every_ monster (especially those in the Ruins), but she does have a response for having killed monsters in general.
- It's technically possible to get an ending where Alphys says she should have killed you.
- It's technically possible to battle Sans, but even he would say you don't want to do that.
- During the battle against Asgore, his attacks will only kill you after you're reduced to 1HP.
- You only get that one opportunity to actually kill Flowey.
i knew everything but the asgore one
i didn’t know about the alphys one… how do you do that? i’ve been in the ut community since it came out 😭
@@DustedDustSans abort geno route at hotland/core and you'll get the ending
@@jupiter1289 the level of detail toby fox puts in his game is insane, because most likely nobody does that
@@DustedDustSans Fail to meet the Genocide kill quota in Hotland and Core. If you do, upon defeating Mettaton NEO he will mention you seemed to be "holding back" and "won't destroy humanity". Then when Sans calls for the epilogue, he immediately hands the phone off to Alphys.
This is actually perfect. He made a video on his first time, which happened to be a neutral run. This leaves him room to do a video on both Pacifist and Genocide now. (PLEASE do the other runs two this was an hour and a half well spent)
I would love to see Jack do the true pacifist and true genocide, they make the game so much fun and adds so much more story
Doubt SANS would be easy for him
@cascadia2403 i think after you do true pacifist, true genocide really hits you with a gut punch of beating all of your friends. It was difficult and you feel so good to get through everything but then you should feel terrible at the same time
@cascadia2403I did true pacifist then I did genocide but then I did true pacifist again because I felt bad
@cascadia2403yea frisks eyes become red and the chara laugh plays when she goes to sleep and the painting is crossed out
@@sophieroberts3043I doubt he would even pass undyne the undying
Seeing Purplecliffe play a game like this is actually like a fever dream.
real
He’s just not very smart
@@GeekyFloyd frill
pappi-russ tho bro... haven't laughed that hard in ages!
I don’t want to kill dogs!
*proceeds to kill EVERY dog*
Gets told to speak to monsters using the ACT command…
*promptly forgets the ACT command exists*
Feels horrible about killing monsters.
*keeps killing monsters*
Game guilt-trips you for continuing to kill monsters.
Purple: *surprised Pikachu face*
The video none of us expected, but all totally needed.
Facts
Really tho
watching purplecliffe play undertale fills you with determination
It fills you with determination... to clip the frick out of this video
For real jack finally decided to play it
stop it
Watching Jack not do the pacifist route fills you with THE DETERMINATION TO RAGE IN THE F****NG COMMENT SECTION
😂😂
There's actually a lot of clever sleight of hand going on in omega flowey fight. The fact that you can't see the number for your hp let toby get a way with a lot of trickery there.
A lot of this would be pretty obvious if not for the fact that the fight is, by design, too hectic and overwhelming for you to pay close attention to the hp bar.
1: flowey's attacks do progressively less and less damage as your hp goes down. It only takes around 3 hits to go down to what looks like around a quarter health, but you can actually still take 5+ more hits without dying
2: this does _not_ apply to healing, so the closer you are to death the more powerful the healing items are
3: the soul attacks actually can't kill you at all, no matter how much you get hit.
4: i'm 90% sure that your health drops at the same rate no matter how much of it you have, which is obscured by hiding the hp number, and helps keep the difficulty about even regardless of level.
there's probably more that i missed, but these tricks do an amazing job of making players within a wide skill range feel like they're just barely hanging on for most of the fight.
*THE SOUL ATTACKS CANT KILL YOU???*
I honestly really enjoyed how you got a neutral run on your first try, the playthrough ends up being more unique that way. It's also refreshing seeing someone not hating Alphys, it probably helped that you felt incredibly guilty about killing her crush XD
I have never seen anyone hate Alphys...
Sure, you didn't see the one person from the minority that hates Alphys?
@@anoukdevries8144 I'm sure it's not the majority of people that hate Alphys, but I've seen a lot of playthroughs that find her constant interruptions annoying and that sours their view of her character. I myself found them hilarious when I played it, but I can understand their opinions.
Im glad purplecliffe got to experience a no spoilers or outside intervention playthrough... But i was definitely screaming "NOOOOO" a couple times
GOAT MOTHER NO
I think this was easily one of the hardest hitting ending available. I’m kinda glad this is the ending you got though, it’s hard to find someone who hasn’t been spoiled the story or yelled at by insane Undertale fans. Ngl, I screamed when you NEARLY killed Papyrus and after you killed Undyne. 2 screams out of me ✔️ If you do play again, I’m excited to see your reaction to more.
But why u r glad that he did this ending specificly? Dont get me wrobg Im glad he is playing with trying not to get any spoilers from the fans, i just want to know why u are happy for him doing this ending specificly
I don't know how other people are taking this video, but I think it was incredible to see someone genuinely experience the game!
Made me appreciate the game and Toby Fox so much more, the writing is better than I knew - watching the guilt build up over the playthrough was brilliant.
Thank you very much dude, amazing video 👏 👏
32:54 the first option *BY FAR,* you should make another playthrough, not only to get the other endings but to do things more calmed down (like trying to talk with everyone) and enjoy the game more...
56:06 the frogs you didn't wanted to talk to in the ruins told you everything about sparing enemies
I've never actually seen someone do a blind playthrough of undertale before, and I heard about it way before i played it so i never got the original experience but seeing the roller coaster of emotions you went through is probably the closest I'll ever get to seeing that for myself. This was super entertaining, and also shoutout to the editors you guys did great on this video!
Please play this again, Purplecliffe! The true ending is genuinely moving!
Can’t wait for him to do the genocide ending
He needs to do genocide and passifist
THERES DIFFERENT ENDINGS???
You can tell I’ve never played
@@Scramble_YThe thing is undertale has much more endings and secrets than you would think and their is a secret system that rolls a number and if it lands on certain numbers you can get secret phone calls and other things
So glad you had no spoilers playing this. Also the editing for the Asgore fight was so cool
The fact that you didn't realise that Alphys was giving you the answers and you managed to get the train one right was hilarious
I never played a neutral run like this, so even as a big fan there was some dialogue here I've never actually seen before. I have to admit this video made me cry at least a few times..
41:45 "people have trouble with this game?" this one sentence makes me want you to do a genocide playtrough of this game because this came can be hard but only if you want it to be.
1:22:29 Congrats on the No Heal on Asgore! That must have been HARD!
This was probably the best blind play through of a game I’ve ever seen. Which makes sense, you’re also the guy who told me to always carry a backup boat in
Minecraft.
Bro I love that vid
I couldn't hold back laughing each time he realised that he's becoming more and more of a monster.
The funniest part was watching jack pay for his actions, just as the creator intended.
I love how he tried to save napsabook with mercy and didn't even see what act was and thought toriel was evil
43:49 is when he realized what he was doing
Jacks reaction to Toriel was my reaction. When friends informed me it was a mistake, I considered it part of my arc to never kill again, but being informed it was hard to take back I went back and played pure pacifist. But yeah, initially I had the same response: You've been kidnapped, the only way to leave is to show Toriel I was strong enough to survive (cause she TOLD me that)
here's the question tho, did you do geno?
@@realsans1 Na I did Pacifist; I felt so guilty after the first mistake. But also I have migraines so once I got through the visual overload of that final battle I just stopped there. I really want to watch someone (possibly JackSepticeye) do geno in full so I can get the context of what happens.
@@B-MC Doing geno isn't that bad ngl,but y'know... ya gotta kill paps,tori,undyne,sans,asgore. you should try it tho (Won't pressure ya)
It’s always so fun to see people, even today, play Undertale for the first time. Genuinely such an amazing game. I’d love to see you try to purposefully go through the Pacifist and No Mercy routes!
I love how Jack's reaction to Toriel's death, who was a charater who was trying to protect him was slightly filled with regret,
*And then we have him killing Undyne, someone who actually was willing to kill him, and he was going through a breakdown right after that.*
Compounding interest.
The respect on this guy for the reactions and overall performance in the video is amazing! Good job jack also are we not gonna talk about Papp eee rus 29:22 and enough times to cry myself to sleep
watching this gave me so many flashbacks and happiness of remembering playing this with my sibblings and generally having such a good time, staying up all night with my 2 brothers playing undertale with my 2 sisters occasionally waking up to check on the progress, it was so fun and this genuinely brought tears to my eyes when he finished it.
Being an Undertale fan since 2016, (even though I am not in the fandom anymore) has made me enjoy watching Jack play for the first time, a blast
I'm in the same boat, but I still loved undertale so much. It was difficult at first not to be upset at purple. I felt a little better when he took the chance to spare Pappy Rus, though. It was weirdly fun to watch him finish the neutral run after that. especially when he figured out how much of a role Undyne plays in people's hearts.
Mate I was an undertale fan for 5 years
@@kingofredlions7709 I agree, it was a nice blast to the past and just a fun thing to watch someone figure out the controls to Undertale for the first time
@@paulbyrne1301 good for you :)
@@paulbyrne1301I was for 7
I’m surprised Jack didn’t accidentally start the Genocide route lmao
To be fair, it would be pretty darn hard to unintentionally start that route.
"Heard the bosses are super tough, guess you better start grinding from the start."💀 - a certain Character probably
How do accidentally do that
God asgore is such a well-written character, a genuinely kind being who feels he has no other option than to do something awful because of his circumstances
I have a feeling that you'll LOVE the true pacifist route (even tho that requires you to do lots of extra stuff and also to beat the game twice in pacifist) but has the most fulfilling and wholesome ending. It's worth it. Also, dont feel bad for looking up a guide for the true pacifist route, it's hard to figure out by yourself
I'm glad you uploaded your entire playthrough in one video, completely negating any way for youtube comments/twitch chat to tell you how to play. The beauty of somebody's first playthrough of Undertale is that unknowing attitude. With that being said I would love for you to play the Pacifist and Genocide routes of Undertale. You will probably have to stream them cuz there are some specific events you NEED to know how to do in order to get the correct ending.
Was it neutral because he spared some major bosses, or was it neutral because of the single whimsum he spared at the beginning
@@dereekarhton777 You really have to go out of your way to kill enough people for a Genocide route. You kind of have to hunt for encounters, and if you don't get every one you land on a Neutral route of some kind. Depending on who is alive, your Neutral ending differs.
No it’s neutral because for pacifist or genocide you need to encounter all of the monsters and either spare them all or kill them all
@@dereekarhton777 The pacifist and genocide routes have specific endings no other route can get. Any ending that doesn't get one of these two routes is considered a "neutral ending"
even if you killed every monster you run into, if you don't kill EVERY monster in EVERY area, you won't get the true genocide route ending.
@@Legoswampert190 Pacifist only requires you to not kill anyone. If you could cheat and skip right to the castle, you would get the pacifist ending. Genocide requires you to farm areas until the game tells you there are no more enemies.
This is actually probably a pretty ideal first route to take for Undertale. It's a game designed to subvert your expectations of a typical jrpg where you just stab what's in front of you, by making you feel the weight of what you've done. This is kind of the epitome of Undertale and what makes it so popular in the first place.
I love how this game genuinely makes him feel the worse they can make him feel.
I've played Undertale countless times at this point and this was still an emotional rollercoaster to watch!! I'd love to see you do a full pacifist run, it's very rewarding. ALSO highly recommend you play Deltarune as well since it's connected to Undertale and is equally as enjoyable ;)
Some information on the Pacifist and Genocide Routes:
The route you achieved is called the Neutral Route, obtained by not doing either extreme.
To achieve the Pacifist Route, you must spare every enemy. An enemy that can be spared will have a yellow name. Some enemies will start off being able to be spared, but you will have to perform certain ACTions in order to spare some enemies. Some enemies may also be able to be spared by lowering their HP. On top of not killing any enemies, you also need to do a little side quest with three of the main characters. This route has the most lore out of the three endings, and is my personal favorite ending.
To achieve the Genocide Route, you must kill every enemy. Each location has a cap on how many enemies you can kill, and you must reach that cap before fighting the boss in that area (ex: Toriel). You will know when you reach the cap. This route doesn't have much more lore, but it affects the story and adds some additional difficulty to the game.
If you see this, I hope this helps. Whatever route you choose to play, if any, I hope you have a fantastic day!
Yes! The neutral Guilt trip on the first play through! Can't wait with other endings
This was great to watch. The thing the internet spoiled most about Undertale was blind playthroughs. No one goes in blind anymore, especially UA-cam gamers and streamers. And even if they do, they get the game ruined for them the minute anyone comments or posts in the chat. The backseat driving in this fanbase is insane - people are sentimental towards the characters (for good reason) so they can't stand to see anyone making bad choices. But the whole point of this game is that there ARE so many choices you can make. A player will find out soon enough whether they will regret making those choices - they don't have to be told.
Thanks for taking a stab at playing Undertale blind. There really is nothing like encountering it for the first time. Your commentary was hilarious and your exponentially increasing guilt and confusion was funny too.
You can't say you played the whole game without playing the other routes. I hope there's a part 2
There is (:!
ive played every route and disagree. Even if you've only played neutral thats fine i think.
Bro him saying Pappy-rus instead of Papyrus had me dying 😂
And usgore
same lol
Purple, I know you said you won't read the comments, but I am so happy you decided to do this blind. It is very rare to find the cheery happiness that a blind run brings, and I am sure you have gotten a lot of mean comments from the fandom as well. Good luck ignoring them, or even ban them if you ask me.
This was so much fun to watch! I'm so excited for you to play the true Pacifist and Genocide routes!
That was incredible to watch. I very much enjoyed it. It is interesting to see someone go into it with no clue of what they're up to and see how they handle the experience. Yours specifically, was certainly neat to see how your actions came back to hit each and every time.
I really hope you'll play this again! I was having so much fun while dying on the inside! It's really entertaining to watch a person play this without knowing anything about the game. Hope we see you with ether Pacifist run or Genocide run!
This has to be my favorite Undertale playthrough because it was actually blind and purplecliffe is always extremely entertaining to watch
The fact that you are being considerate of the characters pronouns is literally making me cry, thank you
Bruh
Bruuuh.
For almost 8 years, this game still ages like fine wine
If Undertale ever gets voice-overs I want Jack to play as everyone, I wanna see Asgore sound like Jack so badly for some reason
Undertale The Musical already exists
As an undertale fan i LOVED watching this haha i definitely recommend playing pacifist and genocide if you're interested! The game has so much to offer! :D It was nice watching you have fun with the game
I don’t know why, but cliffe saying:”Oh it’s the lemon… thing.” Made me laugh
He should replay this doing the pacifist route considering its the best and "true" route. It also has lots more elements, story and surprises that the neutral route doesnt have, and I feel like genocide would take a big toll on jacks emotions given his reaction at him killing the characters in this video.
he never did pacifist he did neutral
@@realsans1 they're saying he should REplay this
Let's hope, if he does, he doesn't play as rushed out as now, since he skipped a lot of dialogues, (including papyrus date and Sans talking about flowey in Grillbys)
The game where you easily regret who you kill, wonder what will happen with Purplecliffe
i LOVE undertale and it’s always a treat seeing people play blind for the first time! hope you make another video on this amazing game :)
I love how in the start cliff just didn’t realize he could’ve acted and saved everyone
This video was incredible! I think we’d all love to see you play again. It would be pretty obvious, but these are the extremely vague tips on how to do the other routes.
Neutral - any mix of genocide and pacifist, what you did
Genocide - kill every single monster in the game, you may have to walk around in a room for a while to kill every lesser monster (like froggit or whimsun)
Pacifist - do not kill a single thing, use ACT to make a monster’s name yellow, and then MERCY to spare (or run)
36:52
Jack: "My name is" Flowey
People who've seen the true ending: No, no. He's got a point.
My jaw DROPPED DOWN THE EARTH'S CORE. I never EVER would've thought you would ever play this and this makes me so HAPPY. THANK YOU. JUST THANK YOU.
Its so nice to see your reaction. So genuine and without anyone yelling at you. This is how the game should be played, not people screaming "RESET!!! PACIFIST!!!"
I've basically based my life around Undertale and Pokemon. And seeing Cliffe play Undertale may just be the best experience I've ever had! Made me miss when I knew nothing about the game.
Your first time?!!
Damn!!! I hope you enjoyed the story as much as I did!!
Loved watching your playthrough. It's so much fun to see how each different person decides to play this game.
"IS THERE A WAY TO PLAY THIS GAME WHERE YOU DON'T KILL ANYBODY???"
One of the funniest lines in this playthrough, when taken in context
Wow Jack, what a great video! I had a rough week but I finally managed to watch it! It's so great to see how much passion you have for the things you love, and it really makes me wish to see you play more games! I would love to see you do a pacifist run and even a genocide run through Undertale, and make even more great videos! Thanks for the amazing content you put out, keep it up and keep doing the things you love! We get closer and closer to 1.000.000 subs each day, and the journey has been amazing. Thank you for everything, Jack!
Cool. Not reading any of that.
He played the game in the worst way and he still had all that fun. A testament to both him and the game.
He didn’t do genocide so it wasn’t the worst
@@DrBreakNeck I like genocide as a route. Pacifist is fine as a first run. But he did a neutral run. And since you don't get any of the extra story bits from that, I consider it the worst.
@@christopherwilliams5130 I thought you meant the worst morally
A++ neutral playthrough, you played it exactly as you wanted to and the game made you feel exactly what it was supposed to, hope you'll consider another playthrough!! The steam page for this game has a lot of helpful tips in the "features" section as well.
I love how he was honest about him dying in the Asgore fight while still making it epic.
Honestly, I am not surprised that Jack decided to kill everything he met, I expected that from the guy who regularly kills shinies and Nuzlocke Pokémon on purpose lmao
I am SO proud though that he spared Papyrus! (so funny how he pronounces the name, first honestly and then defiantly after hearing the correct pronounciation XD), but this also makes me realize that Papyrus is, in fact, the first monster to directly ENCOURAGE you to spare, by showing you mercy and telling you to spare him in return, and also told "Hey, you can spare people, remember?" I feel like most people will spare him on their first runs (unless they're a-holes maybe), coz who would ever wanna kill this precious skelly?
I am very glad that he played the game without streaming, coz while it's fun to play with others (or with a chat), it's not recommended to play it blindly for the first time with a chat, coz the backseating and spoilers can be awful.
It's very fun to see Jack's reactions to the mechanics and characters of this game for the first time (outside of memes and music), and it seems like he had a lot of fun! :D
One of the great things about Undertale is that it's a very short game to beat, which means it's very quick and easy to get a Neutral and True Pacifist ending, and even trying out Genocide (even if you can't beat it on the same day that you started it, much less the same day as you do Neutral or TP, if you even have enough time to try out all three routes).
Even speedrunning the game and skipping all the text isn't without emotion. Nowadays I typically speedrun my runs a bit, at least during the dialogues that don't change regardless of your choices, and only read the dialogue parts that can change depending on your choices.
Undertale is great. Glad you finally played it, experienced it for the first time, and did what you do best: Being a menace. XD
Also OMG very good job on beating Flowey on the second try! That's really hard to do when you play the game for the first time and have never seen it!
I very much would love to see you do the True Pacifist route and Genocide route, they're both awesome in different ways, but one is definitely sadder than the other.
Also kinda cool that you got the King Papyrus ending. It's also one of the sadder ones, coz, well... it's hard for Paps, and so many people are dead.
Undertale is awesome.
No way we’re gonna let papi Russ slide💀
What a great video! The fact that Jack almost went genocide on his first playthrough was honestly very surprising to me XD. Never seen someone play like that before on their first time!
Please, please, PLEASE play through the other endings! I would love to see how you react >:)) Just so you know, it's alright if you have to look up some things in order to get the endings! There's so many ways to abort Genocide or Pacifist into getting a different ending and having to restart. (Talking from experience, lol.) Overall, a great video! It was very enjoyable. :D
It's been forever since I last saw a fresh new reaction to Undertale. You genuinely acted like the curious, naive innocent child that the main character is, and it was interesting to see the choices you made and the regret you felt.