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I'm also wondering if we should arrange the Genocide version of tracks too.

I love the Core's Genocide theme. ^.^ Makes the run that much more worth it.

I think that a very useful feature to have would be the ability to embed a video along with a submission in the initial post using the NSM Panel.

I guess now would also be a good time to mention that I'm playing this on a MacBook Pro.

Have you seen the arrow keys on a MacBook Pro?

Yeah. Having a bad time. I got one line of dialogue farther this time though...!

I beat him on an Air.

Edited!

I still feel like m9 and m10 look a little odd. Any other feedback?

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Sigh...I ate the pie while fighting

Spoiler

Undyne

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I might backtrack a bit and fill out as much of my inventory as possible with Legendary Heroes. I've gotten to the second half three times now, so I'm not about to give up.

Aww. I found that fight easy enough not to use my Butterscotch Pie, and I managed to get by with only the Abandoned Quiche and seven tries.

It's definitely a good idea to fill your inventory. The optimal inventory would be:

- Butterscotch Pie (which you don't have)
- Instant Noodles (I didn't find these, and I didn't need them)
- Steak in the Shape of Mettaton's Face
- Snowman Pieces (three maximum)
- Legendary Heroes (for the rest of empty space)

You definitely don't need the Butterscotch Pie, since in my winning attempt I accidentally wasted a Snowman Piece and the Butterscotch Pie by mashing the buttons too fast. It will take a bit more practice without it, though.

Well, I guess it's not really a spoiler but...

sans is hardddddddddddddd
Still having a good time, though.
Take that, feels!

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Heh, I feel you. Took me about 2.5-3 hours and a lot of practice to win. Stay DETERMINED and you'll get it eventually.

Some miscellaneous tips:

- Don't be afraid about using food items in the first half (before the option to Spare) because you won't have a lot of time to heal in the second half without taking a lot of damage on the next attack anyways (unless your reflexes are very good). Try to save the Butterscotch Pie until before the final attack, though.

- Telegraph the attacks when gravity changes by watching the boss's arms rather than looking at the box.

- On the circling lasers at the final attack, try to go in a rectangle rather than a circle. I got to that part five times before I finally survived it. Going a circle is likely to get you taking the brunt of the lasers in the center of the box and dying.

- Know each attack and how to dodge it. Be prepared for the flashes in the second half and be able to instinctively react to each possible attack that might get thrown at you. If you're not sure how to get through an attack without taking damage, watch a video of a no-hit run.

- Practice, practice, practice. That's really all I can say. You'll win with enough practice.

My friend has been playing Undertale recently.. But he got bored of it.

I finally convinced him to play it again... But under one condition.

He says that both the Neutral and the Pacifist routes are boring. So, by process of elimination, it must be a human the only route he'll agree to take is Genocide.

He's stuck on Undyne the Undying but is... oddly excited to get to the part where he'll have a bad time.

F# minor, I'd say.

My birthday's today. :3

We had an excruciatingly difficult test in English today, and our English teacher calls each test a "celebration of knowledge."

...Not the celebration I was looking for.

"Logic and Pasta"

I'm sure it could use a lot of polishing, since I did this pretty quickly. Also, I can't come up with a clever tempo expression. .-.

Well, I've arranged "Dating Tense!" already, since it's so short.

If Papyrus is hiding spaghetti under his hat, does that make the spaghetti his hair?

I'm sure it could use some polishes, especially since m9 and m10 look a little wonky to me.

I'll take Dating Tense! as well. Sounds right out of an Ace Attorney game or Ghost Trick, and it seems relatively easy to arrange.

I've been working on Death by Glamour--I should hopefully get around to Undertale too, but that's not completely certain.

Very minor thing that may or may not be a mistake that I'm only caring about because I'm trying to play the piece:

In "Home" from Undertale, I feel like in measures 35 and 39, the notes in both hands should be notated as coming in an eighth note earlier, such that they're played in measures 34 and 38 for an eighth note before being tied through the next measure. It's hard to say, though, since the tempo fluctuates so much, but to me they feel mostly like I described above.

Been trying to learn Sonata Pathétique and Boss Battle from KRtD for months now, but I've been away from home during the summer and relatively busy enough during the school that I haven't had too much time to practice.

That being said, I'm also interested in learning Home from Undertale. Should be easier, at least.

"Should believe" is a phrase i'm not comfortable with because there is nothing someone should believe in

...Should I believe in your philosophy on believing?