That's definitely the best way. It ends differently the first few times, even if you do everything the same, because the game remembers your previous playthroughs.
Genocide is only for when you've exhausted all other options and you just want to satisfy a sense of morbid curiosity... by which I mean uncover some weird bits of lore.
That's definitely the best way. It ends differently the first few times, even if you do everything the same, because the game remembers your previous playthroughs.
Genocide is only for when you've exhausted all other options and you just want to satisfy a sense of morbid curiosity... by which I mean uncover some weird bits of lore.