hey!
so i’ve been in studio working on some stuff, and just made one of those little iconic deaths from undertale into roblox.
what im talking about is the death when your fighting flowey, so when you die, pieces of dialouge appear, then, after your done reading the dialogue, the whole “HAHAHAHA” thing that flowey does floods your screen until the whole game crashes / closes out
Heres the game if you want to experience it! (only works for computer)
(in order for it to work you have to die in the game 
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let me know what you guys think about this! is it accurate enough? lmk!
oh yeah and if it crashes REALLYY bad and u don’t know how to stop it, use TaskManager and right click on the Roblox client and click end task until it completely closes !
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This is very interesting, nice job on it! Yes, it is pretty accurate to the game! How long did it take to make this? Will you use it in any real Roblox game?
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thank you! i thought it would look as decent as it does to the original. it took me bout’ a day to make this, not really that long, since i had pre-made the scripts and just put it all together.
Im thinking about making a Undertale game on roblox, but im not sure on how its gonna go since school is bouta be in session. We’ll see…
If your wondering what the Undertale game would likely be, It would literally be a fully action packed RPG-based game, with so many things to do. thats my plan.
WOAH !
so I just tested this thang again, and the crashing is so bad, that the sound even plays outside of roblox once you close it immediately… yikes.
the fix to that is literally restarting your whole computer.
don’t know if roblox would allow me to do this typa stuff…
I just tried it - It’s interesting! I like the concept, but I don’t like how it genuinely leaks memory because it means I can’t actually open task manager to close it. The only reason I could was because I was spamming “end task” immediately for about 30s. It’s not worth it.
Perhaps you could kick the player from the experience after a few seconds instead? It’s a fun concept but I would hate for it to be used in any real scenario
