"These edibles aren't too crazy, right?" Flowey tripping balls: 3:01

Shitty bait video

redditors in the comments giving any praise to this homo game...

That’s hilarious

I hear that the one major if/then statement thing is actually false. but yes the code is very inoptimal which is fine because it's a very non-intensive game. Now, if it was a 3D game using default unity models (which are probably pretty high-poly) while using shaders, a character outlines engine, and was created by an absolute creep, then yeah it'd probably be an issue. very sensationalist click-inticing title but clearly a letter of love to the game that is Undertale i'll keep gamemaker in mind i guess...

The thing where Niko dies if you close the game only exists in the original gamemaker release :P In the modern releases, it saves the game

The game deleting itself is a cool idea on paper, but it's kinda unfair! You bought Undertale, you own your copy of Undertale now! Why should you now just not own your copy of Undertale, just because you killed too may innocent monsters IN A FICTIONAL GAME!!!?!??

Dude I was ready to fuckin fight for a minute.

Why should I care if the code sucks, its a great game

not the biggest fan of undertale but knowing that the code is garbage makes it more charming imo

833 braindead people

I love how the title of the video makes it seem like it will give you a heart attack when in the end it's just about: "OK, Undertale isn't perfect, it has errors... but it doesn't matter." :)

clickbait, i fucking hate undertale and thought for once someone would of finally made a video agreeing with me so i wouldnt have to write a 20 page google document in a discord channel to explain why i hate this boring, brain dead, terribly designed game but instead no this video is for fans of undertale. thanks for getting my hopes up

I'm not making a game because I need money. I lost all my friends, my family hates me and I discovered I was SA'd as a kid. I'm not making something for people to have fun with, I'm vivisecting my mind. It's my way of self-therapy. I'm not giving my mental health away in for 3 bucks.

Found out about your channel through the undertale video but I think this one deserves to be your most viewed. Very fun to watch throughout

I was THIS CLOSE of disliking and cursing your name

Remember, if you can’t tell it’s poorly coded when playing it, it’s not Good video

I had already heard from The Primeagen that all the dialogue in Undertale is inside a switch statement but I couldn't find any source online, so this video is exactly what I needed lol That's an immediate subscribe from me

You sly dog, you got us here by a clickbait in the title! It should've been called 'Undertale is a horribly coded game'. |D Prepare to see a lot of angry people who'll jump to conclusion seeing the thumbnail, lol. And I really wish you luck with the channel, I don't want people expressing their anger in the comments or disliking the video without watching it.

big bob

Gamemaker wasn't always free. IIRC they had a subscription.

Bulshit detected. Opinion rejected

my only guess to toby wanting the art of undertale to be “crappy” is to keep that 16 bit aesthetic. great video though, the title did a good job at catching me off guard

It just makes me love undertale more

ONESHOT MENTIONED RAAAH

Held together by munges and hard coding

You might want to put up some kind of spoiler warning for Oneshot and DDLC if you're going to reveal their twist in the first 2 min of a video

"undertale is a horribly made game" u actually need some balls for that word tho

I've been planning to make a specific game for half of my life, and gamemaker was really the only option i saw for me, it looks really convinient

This is so stupid. It's like criticizing Starry Night based on how Van Gogh mixed his paints.

If the game were deleting itself after genocide, there would be no post-genocide ending, which plays important role in Undertale integrity.

I feel inspired. My spaghetti code doesn't stop me from making Realistic 2 good or realistic!

usually switch statements (and big if statements with a similar structure) are optimized at compile-time into a jump table. if this is the case even a switch statement with a billion options would not slow things down at all. it's not as dirty as it looks

That and the game is unironically awful.

I NEED TO TRY ONESHOT

i think the swtich bit was a little off base, loading a csv file is slower then many switch cases. looks cleaner though and in a game like undertale the performance hit would be negligible but still its not more efficent.

I mean, Toby's coding is kinda bad. But your criticism is making you sound like your only experience in programming is reading a book on it you picked up last month

This video is kinda neat, though the statements made about the switch statement being "slow" or "unoptimized" are incorrect. It's still wrong to do dialogue this way because it makes the code difficult to read and add onto, but it doesn't make it "slow". A switch statement has a constant speed no matter how many cases are in the statement, this is why it's preferred to use a switch statement over a long string of elseif statements. In fact, depending on how the code is written, it would likely be *faster* than accessing a JSON file. (Since in order to access a JSON file you need to make a read request to the storage device as opposed to ram, though you could just store the JSON file in an array, but even then, that's unlikely to be faster than a switch statement.) Again, it's still wrong to do that massive switch statement, but it certainly isn't wrong because it's slow.

Are we going to get a coding deep dive on this? Cause if so, I'm in

is this juniper gd

How did she not metioned that Pizza Tower was also made in Gamemaker

Games may not need the best codebase to work, but it certainly, *CERTAINLY* helps the development process if you learn loop statements instead of copy and pasting the same thing over and over..

imagine a horribly programmed game is more successful than any game released

Halo 2 and Undertale are two beautiful games held together by gum and glue.

When Toby fox wanted to make a earthbound ripoff and ended up making a game better than earthbound

Some devs are so good that they can deal with bad code.

i opened my silly location finder when i read the title but then i closed the silly tab

Minecraft community would eat him alive for inconsistent pixel lengths and misaligned objects

I hate that feeling when you can tell from a title and thumbnail both what the video's about and what the writer wants a handful of people to click it _thinking_ it's about. Like I would rather be legitimately fooled, so I can accuse it of being clickbait, rather than only being able to say "it just feels kinda grody, yknow?"

One big bad wolf and the code shatters, Another Sodom and Gomorrah type catastrophe and the story still stands.