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but please, dont do genocide...
think on Goatmom
You just gotta move your current saves (file0, file8,file9 and undertale.ini) into another folder as a way to back them up.
hope you ragequit.
You can quite literally restore their lives with a reset so it's not like you killing your best friend in reality, they get unlimited chances at their short scripted lives. XD;
They don't come back with a reset. A new timeline starts. Everyone that you murdered in that timeline? Yep, all dead. Nothing you can do about it.
Thanks a million, guys!
Really appreciate it.
Here's "Bad Time Simulator". You can simulate having a bad time without actually having a bad time.
Yet they have the same dialogue and stand in the same spots... so it really doesn't change much anyway. :v
This is just a game so there is no 'timelines' that literally exist, not to mention after a genocide run it uses a "true reset" and not a regular ol basic "reset"
There's still a permanent consequence tho. Pretty drastic one at that, from the game's perspective. I mean after a geno run, all your subsequent pacifist runs are ultimately ruined because Chara just takes over Frisk's body and then it's safe to assume he murders everyone.