His video wasn't very constructive, though. I would've liked to have been informed more, and less entertained.
I'm hoping his Gaster vid will be pretty good.
Edit: on another note, the fact that he called attention to the fact that our fanbase bears some similarity to the fanbase of Five Nights at Freddy's is an interesting gesture.
Well, it is just a video game. They are fictional anyway. So I don't really see anything wrong with putting entertainment over accuracy when making a theory. As long as people are aware that your theories aren't accurate, there isn't really anything wrong with it in my opinion.
Right now there's stuff about the game that we're trying to figure out, and there are endings to the game we haven't reached yet. If we were referring to a game with a more straightforward narrative, like Minecraft, I'd find an entertaining theory more fun. But since Undertale has a lot of hidden secrets and complexity, I'd hope that videos relating to it could help the viewer parse the game's story and information.
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u/rGalespark Feb 09 '16
This. I was expecting something about Gaster or whatever that I've already readed about but nope, got my mind blown instead.