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I'm confused how you know what happens without having played it. Did you watch a Let's Play of it? Because the experience is much more than a plot synopsis.Yes, Undertale is worth playing.
depends on the gameundertale i have no cluesome games are gameplay only tbh
I fail to see how your response addresses the thread topic
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Watching a walkthrough makes playing Undertale redundant, yes. Since you've only seen the important bits it might still be worth your while to play it, since there's loads of little amusing side bits, jokes and references.
Quote from: Epsira Idari on April 09, 2017, 06:26:33 PMI fail to see how your response addresses the thread topicI may not have understood what the topic is, then. You asked, "If you know Undertale's story, is it worth playing?", and I said "yes" and explained why. What else should I have said?
Quote from: Doctor Doom on April 09, 2017, 07:08:34 PMWatching a walkthrough makes playing Undertale redundant, yes. Since you've only seen the important bits it might still be worth your while to play it, since there's loads of little amusing side bits, jokes and references.Quote from: Töqi on April 09, 2017, 07:08:24 PMQuote from: Epsira Idari on April 09, 2017, 06:26:33 PMI fail to see how your response addresses the thread topicI may not have understood what the topic is, then. You asked, "If you know Undertale's story, is it worth playing?", and I said "yes" and explained why. What else should I have said? I think this is relevant to both of your responses:I'm not asking whether or not watching the walkthrough obviates playing through a loss of novelty (although it's an interesting point I've considered), I'm asking whether the very notion of story as a selling point justifies investment in a medium distinguished by play, or if that even really matters in the context of gaming and why it does/doesn't.
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