THE DELTARUNE ARG: What Is Going On?

It happened. After six long months, deltarune.com/chapter4/thankyou was open once again. Welcome everybody to another Deltarune video. This video is a bit of a sequel to one I made six months ago about Deltarune's ARG. I strongly recommend watching that first if you haven't already. As a quick recap, Deltarune has started talking to us through its website. Specifically, the site deltarune.com/chapter4/thankyou has gone up a total of three times in a little over a year. The site features two input boxes in which you can submit your email address and your answer to a question that's in the header of the site. After the second time that the site went up, the responding emails gave us a lot of hints pertaining to the question being asked, how long did it take her to smile? In my video, I looked over all of the hints that were given to us and determined that the smile belonging to Noelle Holiday is going to happen during chapter five of Deltarune, or Sunday as it would be in game. Specifically, I suggested that it might happen during the hours of the festival, anywhere from 12 hours or 12:00 p.m. to 24 hours or midnight. I then proposed preparation for the time that the site opens again and the question how long did it take her to smile was asked once more, we use this time frame in combination with a Discord server and a spreadsheet and assign 720 people to 720 different minutes, covering the entire second half of chapter five Sunday. However, it quickly came to my attention after the release of the video that it wasn't going to be so easy. It appeared that the only people that got response emails for the second attempt at the question were also people that input their email in the first attempt, seven months before this in May. This complicated things to say the least. Despite the eventual 6,000 plus members that would join the Discord in the coming months, only around 90 of them would come forth with having response emails from May and December. Only 35 of those having a December response email with the message move forward with this answer and until next time as the email header. This meant that we had to change the initiative to spreading out across the 720 minutes to any that seemed particularly important. For example, 777 minutes, all of the untried hours, 5:55 p.m., things like that. By the end of May,