lets talk about Chrono Trigger
Lets talk about Chrono Trigger
James Gonzalez
Carson Morales
it's overrated
Chrono Cross was better
Mason Sullivan
it's not overrated and chrono cross wasn't awful but it was vastly inferior
Kevin Myers
Let's not.
Benjamin Phillips
I just started it and I like it
Asher Nguyen
10/10 game. what else can be discussed?
Gabriel Lee
imagine unironically having the cringe ass opinion
Eli Clark
Chrono Cross was shit with good music by a literal God.
What a fucking shit game it was. Radical Dreamers was fucking way better. You probably think Legend of Dragoon was the best PS1 game too ,you faggot.
Brandon Williams
Reminder we never had a true CT sequel because Masato Kato had a chimp out on Square execs for the insane crunch he spent on CT. He has stated numerous times CC was him trying to get away from CT as much as possible, and does not consider it a sequel to CT.
Leo Green
That's the opinion of someone who never played either, for sure.
Imagine liking playing as a furry for a huge chunk of the game. Imagine a shitty forced connection with an older game that clearly was tacked on at a later date. Imagine having 10000000 characters but they are all shit and Suikoden makes you seethe in jealousy because it did that gimmick better. Imagine a battle system that makes FF8's drawing look like a fucking genius idea in comparison. Just imagine.
It had great graphics for the time (the backgrounds are beautiful) and wonderful music, and that's it.
Parker Collins
They literally lifted parts of Radical Dreamers and transplanted them into Cross. If you ever play RD you'll see where all that shit came from and how it did it way better.
It's very obvious that shit was all shoved in halfway through production.
Jayden Torres
FPBP, Triggerniggers BTFO
Nathaniel Hernandez
never played this shid. do you guys recommend it objectively?
Jaxon Bailey
If you enjoy jrpgs
Ethan Scott
Talk about a tight cast that plays off each other very well
James Allen
i haven't tried them yet
Jayden Garcia
nigger
Camden Brooks
>Let's have a cast of a few dozen characters.
>Make like four of them useful.
Ian Sullivan
>Want to bro up with Crono/Frog/Robo party
>Optimal party is Crono/Ayla/Robo
FUCK
Lucas Sullivan
Lincoln Cox
I find it weird that Toriyama wasn't brought back for the sequel.
Eli Peterson
>Chrono Cross was better
Cooper Carter
seconded
Matthew Miller
It's Akira Toriyama's finest work
Oliver Jenkins
True. I love everything in this game.
Colton Hernandez
great not amazing
Zachary Sanders
>some faggot's opinion
Who cares? That said, Trigger is better than Cross.
Cooper Sanders
Kino music
youtu.be
No
Josiah Lopez
>@HandsomeFatMan
>fat cuck opinion
>having any WEIGHT LMAO
Carter Reyes
spbp
they dont make em like they used to
Carson Moore
take me back
youtube.com
Ryan Green
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Hunter Perez
Reminder that Secret of Mana was originally codenamed Chrono Trigger back when it was actually being made as FF4, and the FF4 we actually got was a FF spinoff for NES. After some reevaluation Square decided a sudden jump from turn based to action based would alienate players and so the game codenamed as Chrono Trigger which was the original FF4 became Secret of Mana instead, while the NES spinoff was remade for SNES and released as FF4 instead. The codename Chrono Trigger name was reused for the game now known as Chrono Trigger.
Mason Peterson
>Build: Plumpish
Michael Taylor
yeah guys, remember the big fungus guy, and the alien, and the old black woman, and generic fighter #4, and the dog, and the kid, and the other kid, and the third kid, and a bigger dog, and the guy with the mask, and the other guy with a mask, and the robot, and the
Kayden Diaz
>OoT has a 99
>CT doesn't
Shit timeline
Camden Ramirez
go and find all 1994 nintendo and game magazines and post its review scores for the SNES version
Owen Ross
Lucca > Marle
Logan Kelly
>There are possibly a good amount of people out there trying CT for the first time due to Famitsus list
I hope they're enjoying it. It's always been one of my favorite RPGs on the SNES and the more people that get exposed to it the better
Ryan White
>remember generic sword dude or generic healer love interest or generic spunky friend or generic broody mage or generic knight errand or generic strongman or generic robot sidekick
Lincoln Hill
>played the DS version a while ago
>loved the revised script
>extra content looks interesting
>mfw Lost Sanctum
Who in their right mind thought that was a good idea?
Hudson Ortiz
Yes. I put it off for a while because I'm a contrarian but so far it's pretty good and fun.
Leo Phillips
Yeah, they were actual characters and not throwaway party members! Imagine that!
Robert Reyes
Remake when?
Jackson Taylor
Crono for smash
James Scott
Every time I try to beat it I play for about 8+ hours straight, burn out and never touch it again. I feel as if I reach a point where I've seen all the game has to offer and after I out it down from my binge session I don't want to play it any more.
The farthest I got was the floating sky people kingdom. Should I try to get back to finishing it? Am I going to have some sort of massive euphoric moment when I'm done?
Ethan Perez
It's a short game as far as jrpgs go, just finish it. Floaty sky kingdom is a bit lengthy but it spans from about the 50% mark of the story to 80-85%. After that it's mostly sidequests to gear up for the last sequence.
James Fisher
Thanks, that's a bit of relief.
I know it's a "must play" like Mario64 or Link to the past. I'll try to do it in 2 runs over the weekend.
Elijah Ortiz
i'm pretty sure that's wrong and you got all your facts mixed up
also great source
David Morgan
You should be able to knock it out over a weekend no problem. If i had to break it into chunks for reference I'd say game start (0%) -> End of Time (25%) -> Magus/Tyrano Lair (50%) -> Ocean Palace (75%) -> Endgame
worth some SNES-era warm fuzzies at least
Adrian Jenkins
Chrono Lucca Robo is the best team, fight me
Kevin Young
legendsoflocalization.com
>After we finished FFIII, we started FFIV with the idea of a slightly more action-based, dynamic overworld rather than keep combat as a completely separate thing. But, at some point, it wound up not being IV anymore… Instead, it was eventually released as “Seiken Densetsu 2” (Secret of Mana), but during development it was actually referred to as “Chrono Trigger”. (laugh)
>At the time, just after FFIII, we were working with Mr. Toriyama on a game with a seamless, side-view system. A CD-ROM attachment for the Super Famicom was scheduled to be released, you see. So we had this enormous game planned out for the CD-ROM attachment, but ultimately we were never able to release it.
>So we had the Chrono Trigger project changed to a new game, and this other game we had been working on was condensed down into Seiken Densetsu 2. Because of this, Seiken 2 always felt like a sequel to FFIII to me.
Dylan Diaz
Too young for snes, GBA, PC were my first consoles. Playing on DS. Just feel like I needed to beat one of the most important games of all time. I can imagine playing basic rpgs and stuff on the snes then all of a suddenly a game like CT comes out and BTFOs everything. I know it was pretty important at the time but not being a part of the boomer generation I won't ever truly grasp its significance.