This is pretty much my favourite game. Forgive me, if I seem overenthusiastic.
Anyway, who has gone through every single possible ending?
Anyway, who has gone through every single possible ending?
Yippee. A fellow fan.I've gone through all of them on Youtube. I only played the game in recent years (past 5 or so?), and I just didn't have the time to replay for every single ending.
That said, it is quite the amazing game, with all the different possible endings. Big fan.
Recently picked up I am Setsuna, which is supposedly similar to it in gameplay. Looking forward to playing that when I have the time.
Chrono is Magus but Magus is not Magus wot.So, we have Chrono (I will roughly type him as Magus), Marle (Cleric), Lucca (Artificer), Frog (Paladin), Robo (Fighter, but with advanced racial abilities), Ayla (Monk), and Magus (Mystics are probably wizards, but I will type him as Sorcerer).
Party seems to be lacking a proper face for more than basic diplomacy, and proper thieving abilities. Otherwise things are mostly balanced.
Chrono is Magus but Magus is not Magus wot.
Besides, Chrono is clearly multiclass Kensai/Mage.
Chrono Chross is just a shittier Breath of Fire IV with all the worst parts of Final Fantasy. Chrono Trigger is a perfected lightning in a bottle that, like Ghostbusters or the Blues Brothers, just doesn't get captured again even if you collect all the same talents again.
Chrono Trigger has a few and very archetypical characters, but never boring. Less characters means that each of them get the chance to be developed and have meaningful interweaving story arcs instead of a parade of boring one-note stereotypes. It's also interesting how Chrono Trigger doesn't force a romance plot and is all the better for it. In narrative, the implied is often far more powerful than the explicit.
There's a lot to respect about a bunch of teenagers* who, without any sort of prophecy or ancient legacy or mysterious mentor, just decided on their own - however they might do it - they're gonna save the world.
*and a frog. And a robot. And an elf. And Ayla.
Well, there was a soundtrack release which was pretty good with that name.Chrono What? We all know that there was only Chrono Trigger and there was never a continuation. There was never Chrono Cross. It was a strange worldwide delusion.
Yes true. People keep confusing that good soundtrack with some 'continuation'.Well, there was a soundtrack release which was pretty good with that name.
More than just that, they watched an alien god-monster destroy an earth so far more advanced and powerful than their own, and said "fuck that, we're gonna stop him". They looked at the despair of the future, a humanity that didn't even remember the concept of "healthy" and then beat the timeline until it did what they wanted.Chrono is Magus but Magus is not Magus wot.
Besides, Chrono is clearly multiclass Kensai/Mage.
Chrono Chross is just a shittier Breath of Fire IV with all the worst parts of Final Fantasy. Chrono Trigger is a perfected lightning in a bottle that, like Ghostbusters or the Blues Brothers, just doesn't get captured again even if you collect all the same talents again.
Chrono Trigger has a few and very archetypical characters, but never boring. Less characters means that each of them get the chance to be developed and have meaningful interweaving story arcs instead of a parade of boring one-note stereotypes. It's also interesting how Chrono Trigger doesn't force a romance plot and is all the better for it. In narrative, the implied is often far more powerful than the explicit.
There's a lot to respect about a bunch of teenagers* who, without any sort of prophecy or ancient legacy or mysterious mentor, just decided on their own - however they might do it - they're gonna save the world.
*and a frog. And a robot. And an elf. And Ayla.