Average sans fangame difficulty

this is why we need more pacifist fangames jesus christ

The hardest part isn't even avoiding the attacks in game. It's avoiding the attacks from giving you a seizure.

I love how this has every single Sans fangame cliche in the book - Edgy battle sprites - Stupidly long turns - Ridiculously unfair attack pacing - Ear-bleeding sounds every 6 frames - "You think you're good enough to kill me in one blow?! I'm not THAT weak....." - Crazy music - Sans has a god complex for some reason

Love how this nails every cliche you can think of -Ridiculous sprites -"You think I'm weak enough to be taken down in one blow?" -Loud sounds every millisecond -Very crazy and discordant music -Sans portrayed as not lazy or weak -A bunch of unnecessary mechanics

"Bro already tried it and a no-hit is possible, you're just bad"

undertale: a story filled game with some dodging like a bullet hell but managable the fanbase: i only heard bullet hell

A wise man once said: “For a guy without lungs this guy takes a lot of final breaths.”

I think Undertale fangames and FNF mods have proven that most people aren't good game designers, and that test playing is VERY important.

They probably playtested every attack while having full hp and just thought " yeah it's not THAT bad"

Toby makes ONE boss fight with the funny bone man and half the fandom decides it wasn't hard enough.

our team has tested this several times and we can confirm a no-hit is possible

sans in fangames: -edgy as hell -has more phases than all of the cuphead bosses combined -completely out of character sans in canon: -just trying to make you reset bc he knows things will not end well -will try to dodge but accepts if he gets hit -still has a chilled personality while casually obliterating you

Undertale players memorizing their dad's belt attack patterns so they can no hit it:

To all the people comparing this with Touhou... As a Touhou player, at least those games feel fair and fun to play.

On a slightly related note, can we just point out how people are now prioritizing difficulty and graphics over actual fun

Just so you know, DustTrust is an amalgamation of distrust and dusttale, where distrust is when sans stops you from killing papyrus and papyrus goes sicko mode in the judgement hall. Dusttale is when sans, after seeing you do genocide over and over, decides to kill most of the monster race to gain enough LV to stop you. This fangame in particular, however, seems to add Underswap to make it so you fight sans instead of papyrus, which makes it more of a DustTrustSwap. Thank you, i will now return to living under my nerd rock.

the reason you're allowed to attack and heal at the same time is because unavoidable damage is part of their idea of 'balance'

Just remember that every fangame that starts with "Dis-" or "Dust-" is going to be bullet hell.

What I find funny is that most fangames and AUs completely misunderstand and misuse sans's actual character, unless its an AU that changes their personality directly like Swap or Fell, etc. (actually, most fan media in general misuse classic sans). He doesnt have DETERMINATION. he doesnt care that much to where he would go that ballistic (heck, in canon he probably couldn't as magic is directly tied to the soul. Given how much he sweat, im sure that the actual sans fight was him going all out). And hes also Nihilistic. He knows you can reset, whilst not remembering. And when you finally do defeat him, hes like "welp...guess thats it, huh". He tried, he failed, and oh well, A for effort. Fangames are just silly to me

if I ever make a fanmade sans boss fight, it'll be during a pacifist run where sans is blocking the way to your next destination and you need to convince his lazy ass to move.