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>”nothing you do matters”
>but if you force others to act for you...
>but if you force others to act for you...
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And that's not even it, there's also Mettaton, Rouxls, Berdly and etc.I hate how repetitive the characters in this series seem to be getting. This is the third time we've had a dorky villain who is a freak with no friends and is treating their villainy more like a weird playdate. First we've had Papyrus, then Lancer, and now we have Lancer with boobs.
That's exactly how it was done in Chapter 1, everybody just referred to Kris as, well, Kris, and it didn't throw me out of any of the scenes because the game wasn't trying to force anything down my throat.Also, the Kris they stuff was weird as shit and obnoxious. I don't necessarily care that Toby wants to keep Kris' gender neutral for whatever reason, but every time they popped up it was jarring and ruined the scene because I kept thinking that the characters were referring to multiple people or somebody else even though the context points to Kris. Honestly, just have everyone refer to Kris as Kris, it's less weird.
Speaking of Kris, the hole shtick of using "they/them" pronouns on him is idiotic. His design is clearly masculine, but of course Toby Fox wanting to pander to/being part of the tumblrite community makes him "non-binary" or whatever.
I detest the "non-binary" fad (maybe even more so than standard trannies) and have no doubt that Toby's in the woke cult that propagates it, but the impression I have is that Kris' is just an innocent repeat of Frisk's concept from 2015: a player-character made simplistically androgynous for both male and female players to project onto, meaning that you'll always be correct whether you say the character is a boy or a girl. While it's true that Kris does appear to be more masculine than Frisk, there's still enough ambiguity, especially next to Susie who we would've absolutely interpreted to be a boy if her name wasn't fuckin' Susie. So far, it seems to me that there's been just as much restraint in calling Kris singular "they" as there was for Frisk, although dialogue could've been written to avoid pronouns altogether.That's exactly how it was done in Chapter 1, everybody just referred to Kris as, well, Kris, and it didn't throw me out of any of the scenes because the game wasn't trying to force anything down my throat.
But now Chapter 2 comes in and is trying to force the nonbinary they shit down my throat and it takes me out of all the scenes, like you said. Thankfully from what I know of Chapter 1 the lang.json files the game's script was in were just in a folder without having to check through the .exe's files itself. It's probably the same with Chapter 2 unless Toby did some bullshit there so it'll probably be easy for somebody to just mod the game with some text edits to go back to the Chapter 1 format of writing around Kris.
I do agree with you to an extent, but it's the fact that it wasn't done in Chapter 1 at all that gets me, and I can't remember a single instance of Undertale referring to Frisk as "they", only stuff like "the human", maybe I'm blanking on it but it just seems like it's a change that's been forced in more than anything.I detest the "non-binary" fad (maybe even more so than standard trannies) and have no doubt that Toby's in the woke cult that propagates it, but the impression I have is that Kris' is just an innocent repeat of Frisk's concept from 2015: a player-character made simplistically androgynous for both male and female players to project onto, meaning that you'll always be correct whether you say the character is a boy or a girl. While it's true that Kris does appear to be more masculine than Frisk, there's still enough ambiguity, especially next to Susie who we would've absolutely interpreted to be a boy if her name wasn't fuckin' Susie. So far, it seems to me that there's been just as much restraint in calling Kris singular "they" as there was for Frisk, although dialogue could've been written to avoid pronouns altogether.
The thing is with this, you literally can't call Kris a boy or a girl after this chapter, because everywhere I've looked the woke brigade "corrects" anyone who uses the wrong pronouns.a player-character made simplistically androgynous for both male and female players to project onto, meaning that you'll always be correct whether you say the character is a boy or a girl.
I'm certain that it happened in Undertale at least once. I think it was from Sans in the snow area making a side remark about Frisk being deadpan or some such.I do agree with you to an extent, but it's the fact that it wasn't done in Chapter 1 at all that gets me, and I can't remember a single instance of Undertale referring to Frisk as "they", only stuff like "the human", maybe I'm blanking on it but it just seems like it's a change that's been forced in more than anything.
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It's like a magical switch is flipped the moment a character is referred to as "they", and suddenly all rational discussion flies out of the window with these people, the character MUST be nonbinary, to say otherwise is goddamn BIGOTRY, YOU BIGOT.
I really don't care for this discourse on pronouns in Deltarune because honestly, thematically, it actually makes some amount of sense and is also so sparingly used that I almost didn't even notice it, but I absolutely in almost full confidence am convinced that nothing is going to get Toby to cave to anything.Toby is probably getting pressured by Twitter and game journos to explicitly announce that Kris is "non-binary" rather than merely ambiguous.