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So if everyone knows, then how is this Law Hax?What you said was pointless tbh. You said smth that everyone knows
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So if everyone knows, then how is this Law Hax?What you said was pointless tbh. You said smth that everyone knows
What I am saying is you cannot call Omega Flowey a monster, we are not debating anything rn lolSo if everyone knows, then how is this Law Hax?
that's not the only real time fight in UT, thoughIn the Photoshop Flowey battle, we witness a stark departure from the traditional turn-based mechanics that define monster FIGHTs. Unlike every other battle, this fight lacks any turns and is a full-on chaotic thingy, as seen by the boss fight here
This deviation is significant because Photoshop Flowey is the only non-monster character we face in the game.
When undyne hits you, you get into a turn based fight once again. Proving the OP correct
...no? It only turns in a bullet hell attack, which does not give Frisk a turn.When undyne hits you, you get into a turn based fight once again. Proving the OP correct
OK but like, the entire fight is real time, which goes against what OP is arguing, it's just the attack that activates that. If you dodge them all it's completely real time. Hell arguably that's just a representation of needing to avoid the spears once they get too close given that the UI doesn't appear.When undyne hits you, you get into a turn based fight once again. Proving the OP correct
Undynes spear literally hits frisk but after that Frisk gets into the fight mode and can actually dodge and not take damage when they should have taken damage because they got hit. Which means Undyne has to get into the fight mode to attackOK but like, the entire fight is real time, which goes against what OP is arguing, it's just the attack that activates that. If you dodge them all it's completely real time. Hell arguably that's just a representation of needing to avoid the spears once they get too close given that the UI doesn't appear.
Different colour souls cannot be used since all of them are supposed to break some kind of mechanic, such as Green soul giving us a shield but making it so we are paralyzed, blue soul somehow changing gravity and rasing the question “Does frisk fly or smth”Also the entirety of the Yellow Soul just goes against this completely given that it allows you to attack freely during your enemy's turn.
Undynes spear literally hits frisk but after that Frisk gets into the fight mode and can actually dodge and not take damage when they should have taken damage because they got hit. Which means Undyne has to get into the fight mode to attack
You clearly ignore the things which debunk your points.Oh yeah, the FIGHT, ACT etc do not appear when Frisk gets hit.
Meaning that the fight does not become a turn-based one.
You have a massive ego problem, I didnt respond because I didnt even see it.You clearly ignore the things which debunk your points.
What do you mean?Plus you never explained why:
- Frisk can get damaged during their own turn against Mettaton
Chara breaks the turn system. Its literally on Sans’s profile
- Chara attacking during Sans and Asgore's turn
Flowey was fighting all of them so its not so weird for them to attack since flowey was literally attacking them too
- Monsters being able to use their attacks during Flowey's turn.
You have a massive ego problem, I didnt respond because I didnt even see it.
I got misreminded because I assumed the bombs explode if you don't defuse them but Alphys does by herself.What do you mean?
Thus it debunks OP's claim that everyone can't attack during one's turn. Chara can, Flowey can, lol.Chara breaks the turn system. Its literally on Sans’s profile
It was still his turn, given that they have interrupted his attacks with their own. If OP was correct, then none of them should have even been able to use their attacks.Flowey was fighting all of them so its not so weird for them to attack since flowey was literally attacking them too
Are you talking with me or Shion?With due respect you're just like, taking every single inconsistency and say it's P&A, nah man it's just not a consistent thing, Toby Fox just thought it'd be cool to screw with the main combat system during certain boss fights (and he was right), that doesn't mean it's something indexable.
shionAre you talking with me or Shion?
- Skill issue
I am gonna ignore it just so you get angey
- Then debunk it lmao
HahaI got misreminded because I assumed the bombs explode if you don't defuse them but Alphys does by herself.
He doesnt say everyone, sana literally shows its wrong. Some monsters are just built differentThus it debunks OP's claim that everyone can't attack during one's turn. Chara can, Flowey can, lol.
Flowey isnt a monster bozo so there is probably smth else
the same reason Frisk can't attack on their turnFlowey isnt a monster bozo so there is probably smth else
I don't think so if it still exists when Asriel nukes everything it seems more like them exploiting game mechanicsIf we take it as an in-universe mechanic, I wonder, would Location pages have it?
If you argue it being a verse mechanic, then anyone is under it, no exceptions. Plus it was agreed that it's just Sans' weakness rather than Chara being strong.He doesnt say everyone, sana literally shows its wrong. Some monsters are just built different
Neither Flowey nor Frisk/Chara are monsters yet in fights involving them the "only in your turn you can attack" thing was broken.Flowey isnt a monster bozo so there is probably smth else
Not really iirc.If we take it as an in-universe mechanic, I wonder, would Location pages have it?
We could ambiguously regard him as being able to supernaturally prevent the opponent from being able to attack. That's basically what he does under Undertale's rules, so he should be capable of doing something like that under different rules too.If these laws don't appear in Versus Threads, I do wonder how we'll treat Sans' Law Manip in Versus Threads
Also to be able to always attack first i guessWe could ambiguously regard him as being able to supernaturally prevent the opponent from being able to attack. That's basically what he does under Undertale's rules, so he should be capable of doing something like that under different rules too.
I don't know. Also, I think that Sans being able to dodge has to do with him breaking the battle system rather than him simply being fast. We know that Undyne in base form is faster than Frisk outside of battle, yet she can't dodge Frisk's attacks in her Undying form. When Sans dodges at first, he's all like "What? You think I'm just gonna stand there and take it?", which is a reference to how pretty much all monsters don't ever dodge. Perhaps Sans' dodging is some form of hax.Also to be able to always attack first i guess
I think it's only the no limits fallacy if it's applied in a way that goes beyond what Sans has shown. Logically if a character is capable of circumventing the rules of a universe they come from, they have the potential to do the same in a different universe even if it functions differently, just as long as circumventing the rules of that other universe isn't beyond the scope of what they showed to be capable of in their own.The thing is, sans' law manip has only been shown to work on his specific universe's rules. That's why it's "limited". Assuming he can use this abilities in a different set of rules than his would fall in No Limits Fallacy.
Not really, he can just break the rules of the said diffeteny set of rules as wellThe thing is, sans' law manip has only been shown to work on his specific universe's rules. That's why it's "limited". Assuming he can use this abilities in a different set of rules than his would fall in No Limits Fallacy.
I agree with you up to a point. I believe he has the POTENTIAL, but it hasn't been shown. The rules for both battle systems are very different. Being able to alter turn based battle rules does not mean you can alter real time action based battle rules, the ones we normally operate by. It's two whole different mechanics, and there is no evidence of him being able to affect real time battle mechanics.I think it's only the no limits fallacy if it's applied in a way that goes beyond what Sans has shown. Logically if a character is capable of circumventing the rules of a universe they come from, they have the potential to do the same in a different universe even if it functions differently, just as long as circumventing the rules of that other universe isn't beyond the scope of what they showed to be capable of in their own.
Please, provide your evidence.Not really, he can just break the rules of the said diffeteny set of rules as well
Reality aplied rules in undertale, he broke them, reality tries to apply in another, he breaks as well, what do you think law manipulation is?I agree with you up to a point. I believe he has the POTENTIAL, but it hasn't been shown. The rules for both battle systems are very different. Being able to alter turn based battle rules does not mean you can alter real time action based battle rules, the ones we normally operate by. It's two whole different mechanics, and there is no evidence of him being able to affect real time battle mechanics.
Please, provide your evidence.
The thing is the type of rule he broke. He broke turn based rules. Remember, just cause he can break an specific type of law (turn based mechanics) doesn't mean he can break other types of laws (real time action based mechanics).Reality aplied rules in undertale, he broke them, reality tries to apply in another, he breaks as well, what do you think law manipulation is?
Sans can use those at his advantage, it's different from just standing there and flow with it.If these laws don't appear in Versus Threads, I do wonder how we'll treat Sans' Law Manip in Versus Threads
When sans uses "nothing" in vs threads how can his opponents escape the grasp? They need law hax I assumeSans is the same, he can enforce the laws on the opponents instead of just obeying them, so he gets the power. Easy as that.
They can simply attack him in his sleep. It's how Chara did it.When sans uses "nothing" in vs threads how can his opponents escape the grasp? They need law hax I assume
Chara pushed the entire fight box all the way to the fight buttonThey can simply attack him in his sleep. It's how Chara did it.
That's just a visual representation, it's not a literal thing, unless they literally fights moving patterns and a heart while staring to a 2D box.Chara pushed the entire fight box all the way to the fight button
Welp that is weird. So you are saying they simply walked up to Sans and killed him?That's just a visual representation, it's not a literal thing