This doesn't qualify as an explanation in any way. It could be interpreted as a result of a game mechanic or an unexplained natural phenomenon. There is no logical reasoning to support the notion that the ice forming on the roof is merely "supernatural," especially considering the subsequent demonstration of a cup being vaporized.
Based on what?
When I'm in an immature douchebag contest and my opponent is StrymUltra
Sometimes people do legit deserve the insults though.
Based on my second part of my sentence. I have already established it.
if the ice is so cold that it doesn't melt would be a good reasoning right?
I mean theres like lava everywhere and the core which is supposed to be really hot too irrc so its pretty hot yes.
It can be seen as a game mechanic or an unnatural phenomenon. It is enigmatical how the ice did not melt after being exposed to a significantly warmer feat, yet melted instantly in another instance.
the ice didn't melt in any scene at all tho...?
But the feat afterward demonstrated an anti-feat. It is either unexplained nature or simply a game mechanic.
If you don't mind, it would help for me to understand the case. Thank you
what are you talking about exactly?
or it is simply that cold
what antifeat?
Also, @StrymULTRA i will always remember you
Then keep to disagree, not that it'll matter anyway to this thread. I already refuted you, and the CRT is still getting added lol.
It's not really explained how snow got there, so can't really help there, although the fact one of the NPCs is more weirded up by Sans not cleaning it up than the snow even being there, does imply Snowdin Snow can withstand Hotland's heat
All the feats you presented is not a resistance to heat manipulation, and I still have the right to disagree.
So there is no real context on how the roof is there except for the fact that he does not clean them up. But how it even gets to there in the first place is still unknown. I don't think giving it a supernatural description seems accepted with the little information we get. I would rather stick to less assumption and the current presented context.It's not really explained how snow got there, so can't really help there, although the fact one of the NPCs is more weirded up by Sans not cleaning it up than the snow even being there, does imply Snowdin Snow can withstand Hotland's heat
Although the idea that Sans teleports his sentry station seems appealing, the others know he has multiple stations
They're also always present in their designated areas, even when Sans isn’t around
Also, @StrymULTRA i will always remember you
...I already did explain, and you are legit stonewalling from saying over and over "no it's not" when we already explained it multiple times to you. I don't know why exactly are you here if you your only reason is make just questions ignoring everything I am saying for your narrative. And even if you keep to disagree, there are still multiple staff votes in agreement, so you'd have to deal with them first as well if you are so much against this addition.
This is ain't an argument, where is the feat of him resisting a heat manipulation?
Two wrongs don't make it right.
Also, I do think this is supernatural willpower since the character seems to exceed the normal human limitations of surviving such environment.
