Bowserslave | Undertale Napstablook No Damage (Pacifist Hard Method) @Bowserslave | Uploaded October 2015 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
Note: "Hard Method" refers to choosing any option but Cheer once he becomes "Dapperblook". At this point he becomes offended and actively tries to attack you prolonging the fight, as opposed to the very easy version of this fight on a Pacifist Run where there would be no point to even make a video on this guy.
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Happy early Halloween everybody!!!
So the 3rd year at college is heating up with a lot of projects due [which you may see posted here soon], and Undertale's been a great game to help keep me mellow. I'll save you the praise and keep it to get this game if you haven't already it's fantastic!
So I decided to do No Damage Runs of the Major Bosses/enemies of the game [Yes this'll eventually include the Genocide Run bosses].I'll be attempting these whenever I have a free moment from work so uploading these will not be at a consistent schedule unfortunately, but I'll do my best to not leave this to the wayside. In each description of the video I plan to share strategies on how the boss fights regarding pattern and how to dodge each of their attacks or anything to keep in mind. Since this is the first one though it'll be a bit lengthy as an introduction, but regardless I hope you enjoy and stick around for more!
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So Napstablook is a pretty easy fight if you're on a Pacifist run, and even on Genocide/attacking him he doesn't prove to be much of a threat. So what happens if you make him feel bad? Well then you get something that's worth calling a fight.
Napstablook will alter between these two attacks. Admittedly I got lucky this cycle when he repeated the one attack I have an easier time dodging.
Attacks:
-Scattered Tear Drops [Before being upset].
This comes out very slow. You should have no problem dodging this.
-Concentrated Tear Drops [Before being upset].
These attacks don't have official names AFAIK so I'm naming them based on how they look. This one you just need to move left slowly and you're fine. Don't get overzealous and go too fast, but you can move down to give yourself more breathing time, which is required in the harder version of this attack.
-Scattered Tear Drops [After being upset]
Imo his hardest to dodge. You can look out for open spots to follow but its easy to lock yourself in a spot where you'll have to take a hit. Most aggressive the earlier he uses it. May not be so bad for Touhou/Bullet Hell enthusiasts but I am neither.
-Concentrated Tear Drops [After being upset]
This time you'll have to move right as close as possible to the stream of tears and then downwards. After that go slowly right and you should dodge it every time. Much easier to dodge than the other attack imo.
Attempts: 16
Note: "Hard Method" refers to choosing any option but Cheer once he becomes "Dapperblook". At this point he becomes offended and actively tries to attack you prolonging the fight, as opposed to the very easy version of this fight on a Pacifist Run where there would be no point to even make a video on this guy.
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Happy early Halloween everybody!!!
So the 3rd year at college is heating up with a lot of projects due [which you may see posted here soon], and Undertale's been a great game to help keep me mellow. I'll save you the praise and keep it to get this game if you haven't already it's fantastic!
So I decided to do No Damage Runs of the Major Bosses/enemies of the game [Yes this'll eventually include the Genocide Run bosses].I'll be attempting these whenever I have a free moment from work so uploading these will not be at a consistent schedule unfortunately, but I'll do my best to not leave this to the wayside. In each description of the video I plan to share strategies on how the boss fights regarding pattern and how to dodge each of their attacks or anything to keep in mind. Since this is the first one though it'll be a bit lengthy as an introduction, but regardless I hope you enjoy and stick around for more!
________________________
So Napstablook is a pretty easy fight if you're on a Pacifist run, and even on Genocide/attacking him he doesn't prove to be much of a threat. So what happens if you make him feel bad? Well then you get something that's worth calling a fight.
Napstablook will alter between these two attacks. Admittedly I got lucky this cycle when he repeated the one attack I have an easier time dodging.
Attacks:
-Scattered Tear Drops [Before being upset].
This comes out very slow. You should have no problem dodging this.
-Concentrated Tear Drops [Before being upset].
These attacks don't have official names AFAIK so I'm naming them based on how they look. This one you just need to move left slowly and you're fine. Don't get overzealous and go too fast, but you can move down to give yourself more breathing time, which is required in the harder version of this attack.
-Scattered Tear Drops [After being upset]
Imo his hardest to dodge. You can look out for open spots to follow but its easy to lock yourself in a spot where you'll have to take a hit. Most aggressive the earlier he uses it. May not be so bad for Touhou/Bullet Hell enthusiasts but I am neither.
-Concentrated Tear Drops [After being upset]
This time you'll have to move right as close as possible to the stream of tears and then downwards. After that go slowly right and you should dodge it every time. Much easier to dodge than the other attack imo.
Attempts: 16
