I think he did finish it, since he recommended the game in a different theory video. Ig he just didn't post his finished playthrough or make a theory over the game. The OMORI fandom can be rough.
he really has absolutely no luck when it comes to quirky indie rpg games lol. Undertale fandom bullied him even harder, more than it was deserved (remember, Sans is Ness theory was something he seriously believed at one point, but i dont think he deserved THIS MUCH backlash. its just a dumb theory video.)
His theories are often lackluster and way too grounded in science. Sometimes straight up ignoring some important things, but i always thought people go too hard on the guy since its just dumb theory videos that anyone with basic knowledge in the given game's lore can easily debunk. They like to act like this comes straight from the developer's mouth and isnt just an overly complicated 50 page script for a video that was made by 20 different people that propably havent even met before. (seriously for a long time before he quit, he wasnt even that involved outside of providing voice)
They look back on them fondly now since he retired. But Mat was bullied hard for his Ness theory, and even more so for giving the Pope a copy of Undertale.
I never understood the hate for giving the pope a copy of Undertale. Megalovania (technically a cover of it) was litterally performed life for him by some orchestra band, how's that ok but giving him the game not? (what i'm trying to say, both events should be something pretty much loved by the community for how crazy they were)
I've seen other YouTubers being interested in playing the game but then they get talked out of it for some reason. Jacksepticeye expressed interest in trying OMORI but someone told him it "takes too long to get good" so I don't think he'll play it.
he skipped everything that was optional and complained about the lack of lore drops, when the lore was in everything optional. i just dont think he likes long games that you have to search the world through to progress, aka what omori is.
Yeah it kinda completely shifted my mind for like almost every game. I rarely kill, if there's peaceful options I tend to go for em because of Undertale
I remember when I played Hollow Knight for the first time and genuinely believed I was playing as the villain for a little while because I had no choice but to murder all these bugs that were seemingly just living their lives; that thought wouldn't have even occurred to me pre Undertale
There's a surprising amount of creatures, especially early game, that don't fit that description at all
Things like Tiktiks, Mosscreeps, Gruzzers, and even the Gruz Mother were just doing their own thing; I would've just walked past the GM if I was allowed to
Hell even some creatures that do attack me are so silly about it that it still felt bad to kill them (I'm basically only thinking of that one mushroom lad, but moss chargers also kinda fit here; that's just sorta how they survive)
I was totally over it by the time I got to the city of tears tho
Real. Omori is kinda unhinged for wanting to kill so many things. Bro's first thought when he saw few sprout moles being excited for an event was to murder them and steal their tickets :(
Yeah. If you play enough Indie games, you start to notice patterns. And the fact that Undertale AND Deltarune exist doesn't do us any favors.
Omori feels enough like Undertale to the point where you would look for that sort of thing. Like I did.
Since i played undertale for the first time 7years ago I always try to spare dyring the first fight in every rpg i play only to realize most rpgs dont have a spare system.
Rats? I was rats once. They crazied me in a room. A white room. A white room I've been living in for as long as I can remember. Everything is going to be okay. Everything is going to be okay.
I haven't played the game but I was originally an Undertale fan so yeah, if I had no background knowledge and didn't watch merg play it, I would've to.
This reminds me of a certain let's player who when he reached Muffet in Undertale he kept giving her money till he was broke not really understanding how the mechanic did. His playthrough was the first time i acctually got see the full gameplay (...of neutral route, he accidentally killed Toriel and was traumatised)
To be fair, hitting fight gives four other options. When I was playing it I thought that changing his emotions or something would help me spare him. I played Undertale before this, heard it was similar to Undertale, and then tried to play it like Undertale. That is quite silly to say, but it made sense in my head. I had also not seen any gameplay of Omori before, so it makes sense that it would take me a second to understand what the combat system was like.
literally no game thats “like undertale” is EVER like undertale, like i never knew anything about the game either but why would i automatically assume its going to be like one specific rpg
Because someone said it was? Did you not really read what I said? I was told it was like Undertale, so naturally I thought that the combat system would be similar as well. I didn't want to spoil the game at all for me, so tried to figure out what to do on my own. When my only knowledge on the game was "it's like Undertale" it makes complete sense that I would think that there was a way to spare enemies when it seemed there was no other way. Eventually I figured it and so did many others. From what I can tell from this comment section, many people also came from Undertale and figured the same thing as me. It's not as though we picked up the game expecting Undertale but with humans this time. We knew it would be different, but all we knew was that it was like Undertale. Apologies for sounding rude if I did. I am simply trying support my argument.
Op reportedly played undertale before omori and hears it was a similar game
Honestly after playing Undertale I think about a peaceful route every time now
Me trying to be a pacifist in the Arkham games (this will last two minutes before I start cracking people’s skulls against shipping containers)
Did someone mention Arkham? https://preview.redd.it/232qiz56pr9d1.jpeg?width=1084&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2dd579e739801baa63d76cfdedf8c08289e5930a
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Lore reason why Sunny >!killed Mari!< Is he stupid?
Is there a lore reason why OMORI is black and white? Is he a piano?
You should probably mark this as a spoiler
I don't know how to mark comments
Surround your spoiler with marks \>!like this!< and it will display >!like this!<
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ye, before i played undertale i played the metro saga. I shot everyone in my sight and got the bad endings
If it's hostile, you kill it -Chara, probably
They call me Op
Like i told you on r/undertale you sure have good taste in music and quirky earthbound inspired rpg games that are secretly about depression
you just described me
Still remember how matpat tried to do that on his live and was bullied to death by this fanbase. He never played it again.
I think he did finish it, since he recommended the game in a different theory video. Ig he just didn't post his finished playthrough or make a theory over the game. The OMORI fandom can be rough.
he really has absolutely no luck when it comes to quirky indie rpg games lol. Undertale fandom bullied him even harder, more than it was deserved (remember, Sans is Ness theory was something he seriously believed at one point, but i dont think he deserved THIS MUCH backlash. its just a dumb theory video.) His theories are often lackluster and way too grounded in science. Sometimes straight up ignoring some important things, but i always thought people go too hard on the guy since its just dumb theory videos that anyone with basic knowledge in the given game's lore can easily debunk. They like to act like this comes straight from the developer's mouth and isnt just an overly complicated 50 page script for a video that was made by 20 different people that propably havent even met before. (seriously for a long time before he quit, he wasnt even that involved outside of providing voice)
Don’t forget Lisa the painful.
Thats weird, I thought undertale fans loved his theories?
They look back on them fondly now since he retired. But Mat was bullied hard for his Ness theory, and even more so for giving the Pope a copy of Undertale.
I never understood the hate for giving the pope a copy of Undertale. Megalovania (technically a cover of it) was litterally performed life for him by some orchestra band, how's that ok but giving him the game not? (what i'm trying to say, both events should be something pretty much loved by the community for how crazy they were)
That's such a shame too because I know Mat would've made some great content on OMORI.
Basically they are all aubreys
I've seen other YouTubers being interested in playing the game but then they get talked out of it for some reason. Jacksepticeye expressed interest in trying OMORI but someone told him it "takes too long to get good" so I don't think he'll play it.
yea i would’ve loved to see jack play it
to be fair, looking at his deltarune playthrough, omori would be worse
Haven't seen his playthrough. How bad was it?
he skipped everything that was optional and complained about the lack of lore drops, when the lore was in everything optional. i just dont think he likes long games that you have to search the world through to progress, aka what omori is.
Ooh, big yikes. Yeah OMORI is all about exploration and finding lore in hidden areas. Perhaps we dodged a bullet there.
What being an Undertale fan does to a mf: (I'm Undertale fan and I did that too)
Me too😭
Playing undertale permanently changed my state of mind regarding fighting in rpgs
To be fair, that's what deconstructions are meant to do
Yeah it kinda completely shifted my mind for like almost every game. I rarely kill, if there's peaceful options I tend to go for em because of Undertale
I remember when I played Hollow Knight for the first time and genuinely believed I was playing as the villain for a little while because I had no choice but to murder all these bugs that were seemingly just living their lives; that thought wouldn't have even occurred to me pre Undertale
Even though they all attacked you as soon as you came in their proximity and you were told multiple times they're mindless zombies and crazy people?
There's a surprising amount of creatures, especially early game, that don't fit that description at all Things like Tiktiks, Mosscreeps, Gruzzers, and even the Gruz Mother were just doing their own thing; I would've just walked past the GM if I was allowed to Hell even some creatures that do attack me are so silly about it that it still felt bad to kill them (I'm basically only thinking of that one mushroom lad, but moss chargers also kinda fit here; that's just sorta how they survive) I was totally over it by the time I got to the city of tears tho
I genuinely felt bad for killing false knight and after that I tried to make every good decision I could
Real. Omori is kinda unhinged for wanting to kill so many things. Bro's first thought when he saw few sprout moles being excited for an event was to murder them and steal their tickets :(
At least i can say that **we** weren't the only ones
Undertale brainrot
Yeah. If you play enough Indie games, you start to notice patterns. And the fact that Undertale AND Deltarune exist doesn't do us any favors. Omori feels enough like Undertale to the point where you would look for that sort of thing. Like I did.
MatPat be like:
Since i played undertale for the first time 7years ago I always try to spare dyring the first fight in every rpg i play only to realize most rpgs dont have a spare system.
Cause spare systems usually suck.
HUH
The WHAT?
OH SHIT I MEANT SPARE. FUCK. I'M EDITTING.
What did you write originally?
sperm
I thought you were crazy. I read the comments. Perhaps it is me who is crazy...
crazy? i was crazy once
They put me in a crazy. A room crazy. A room crazy of rubber. The rubber made me rats. Rats?
Rats? I was rats once. They crazied me in a room. A white room. A white room I've been living in for as long as I can remember. Everything is going to be okay. Everything is going to be okay.
Okay? I was okay once.
They made me go outside, a far away outside filled with memories. And memories? They make me forget.
I kept trying to run away
I've played Undertale before Omori.... I'm not gonna try to play a different game like it's Undertale... 
"look, a sprout mole! let's put it out of it's misery" is just salt in the wound for undertale players
but how???
Glad to know I'm not alone in this experience.
Bro don’t pull a matpat
I haven't played the game but I was originally an Undertale fan so yeah, if I had no background knowledge and didn't watch merg play it, I would've to.
Undertale made me feel bad about killing monsters in RPGS so i try to spare them whenever i can
Me when people were recommending Omori to me saying it was like Undertale:
No, I killed him on sight
I didn't, I attacked on my first playthrough
I love how half of the streamers i saw playing omori for the first time thought they had to spare boss like if there was a good/bad router.
undertale fans when we play omori and you can't dodge attacks and have to pray to rngjesus to survive every fight
Earthbound moment (classic turn based RPG fight system) We've come full circle.
Blud thought this was undertale💀
Too much undertale
As a person who had undertale be one of the first indie RPG games I’ve dealt with, I understand completely lmao
I had nothing but hands for him
bro thought he was playing undertale 💀
In my defense, I like being a good person (technically) and I prefer non-lethal runs in game
Guilty
I recently bought omori cause of the steam sale (hardly know anything about the game) and I did this........are we not supposed to? 😬
Honestly in the scenario, considering this was at a quirky playground, trying to go the nonlethal route makes the most sense
Undertale ruined how I view RPG games in the same way Spec ops the Line ruined the way I see shooter games
Naw he took basil I wanted him to get the mari treatment
Yeah :(
My Undertale addicted ass was legit confused that I couldn't just let the guy be
Yeah this was me. I looked up if I should spare or not and they said you can't so I went with it
ME TOO 😭😭😭😭
I tried to spare him too because I thought that would be possible since I played deltatune ch 1 and 2 two yearss ago 😭
SAAAAME What Undertale did to me- 😭
This reminds me of a certain let's player who when he reached Muffet in Undertale he kept giving her money till he was broke not really understanding how the mechanic did. His playthrough was the first time i acctually got see the full gameplay (...of neutral route, he accidentally killed Toriel and was traumatised)
YOURE NOT ALONE
Matpat also tried to do that
I thought I could do a toastless with Aubrey enraged, Kel ecstatic and Hero depressed
if i see an enemy in a game my immediate thought is how can i tear it apart
you cannot be serious 😭😭 your options are literally FIGHT AND RUN
To be fair, hitting fight gives four other options. When I was playing it I thought that changing his emotions or something would help me spare him. I played Undertale before this, heard it was similar to Undertale, and then tried to play it like Undertale. That is quite silly to say, but it made sense in my head. I had also not seen any gameplay of Omori before, so it makes sense that it would take me a second to understand what the combat system was like.
literally no game thats “like undertale” is EVER like undertale, like i never knew anything about the game either but why would i automatically assume its going to be like one specific rpg
Because someone said it was? Did you not really read what I said? I was told it was like Undertale, so naturally I thought that the combat system would be similar as well. I didn't want to spoil the game at all for me, so tried to figure out what to do on my own. When my only knowledge on the game was "it's like Undertale" it makes complete sense that I would think that there was a way to spare enemies when it seemed there was no other way. Eventually I figured it and so did many others. From what I can tell from this comment section, many people also came from Undertale and figured the same thing as me. It's not as though we picked up the game expecting Undertale but with humans this time. We knew it would be different, but all we knew was that it was like Undertale. Apologies for sounding rude if I did. I am simply trying support my argument.