Alpharad beats Sans first try

Hopefully this experience won't cause Alpharad to get too cocky, or else he might end up flying too close to the sun, like a mid-tier with an Icarus complex

Imagine beating Sans just to prove a point. I can respect how committed he is to this fake sitcom rivalry with Jan.

Can't believe he beat sans, not only on his first try, but in colorblind mode.

Honestly I've got Bad Time SImulator bookmarked too. Turns out, fighting Sans is kinda like riding a bicycle. You never really forget how it's done

I guess Sans flew a little too close to the sun by not giving Jacob a bad enough time

Imagine if Jan just decides to beat sans, but it turns out he's a pro Undertale player and beats it without getting hit

You can see on his face how proud he was to 1st try sans, even if he tried to keep a poker face

-opens bad time simulator during stream because someone asked what it was -beats Sans first try -refuses to elaborate

The fact that he just instinctively knew which item was the Legendary Hero shows how often he's just booted up the fight to practice out of nowhere

Maybe the real reason the Monsters were sealed underground is because the Humans didn't want them to be too close to the sun on the Surface shoutouts to that time Jacob did a cover of MEGALOVANIA for his 1 million subscriber special

I cant believe Alpharad beat Ness first try.

I want to be as impactful for someone as PC has been to Alpharad

Jacob bullying Jan into fighting sans is the best part of this

Based on collected data and enough evidence, I've come to announce "Alpharad's First Law": "If Jacob exerts a vast amount of confidence, then he must exert an amount of cockiness of equal magnitude and opposite direction influencing his base luck."

After playing it, it is a little bit easier. In the Sans fight, the battle doesn't move forward unless you attack, so eating something will heal you but also replay the last attack phase. In the simulator, eating moves the battle forward just like attacking does. It only makes the fight a little easier though as I said. It took me three tries after not playing for over a year.

This video just makes me respect Jacob more because he clearly loves Undertale enough to either grind out the Sans fight or know it by heart, and that makes me smile.

I thought he would actually put a video up of a damageless Sans Boss he found on YouTube.

“Keep on gaming, but never become arrogant!” -Kamek

ever since i beat sans, watching other people beat him brings back the muscle memory in the back of my mind

I love his overall point and seeing him shit on literally who cares so hard. I deff dont know the guy as he likes to say but he always comes off as the type with no...fear? Nerves? Like he never sweats and takes anything seriously, and thats maybe partly why its "easy" for him and looks for "no really give me a challenge" games/challenges That or the fact he obviously grinded that shit out (prop literally 'just have fun' too) as shown with that bookmark lol. Made it look like a rythem game track he had commited to heart