Team Hatoful presents the Undertale Demo - Part 4

[davidn]

It's the final part of the Undertale demo! In this, we realize what we now have to do, and head to the final confrontation, which I attempt to resolve in the most peaceful manner possible.

Please have a supply of buckets for tears on standby, and curb any temptations for extreme violence towards plants that this video might unexpectedly awaken in you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1bP0dUPdEA

Comments

[ravenworks.livejournal.com]

I more meant, that we can "call ourselves" whatever based on the particular video and people involved (and we can mention it to the Team Hatoful fanbase too, but that there doesn't necessarily have to be a consistent name put on anything that any of us does. There certainly could be one if you prefer.... but it seems like that's the start of all this awkwardness.... like what if three Team Hatoful members wanted to do a game, with a fourth person.... is that fourth person then "in" the team? Or should we just only call it Team Hatoful when we're doing Hatoful, and everything else is just side projects that aren't related :P)

[budgiebin.livejournal.com]

Well, we started out with an fan-made name. It only came about because people wanted to talk about us. I'm okay with not really having a name outside of Hatoful things. If we want to stick together as a group, we can create a new name that's a lot more generic. But then we have the same problem we have now - getting 5 people to agree on a game to play and scheduling it.

The sensible thing to do is, ideally, to only do Hatoful stuff with our current name and branch off onto unrelated channels the rest of the time for side projects. We keep our own projects and schedules this way, but should we have something like "this is what team hatoful has been up to individually" on the tumblr page?

[ravenworks.livejournal.com]

That's what I was trying to say, yes. :)