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>Dislike: No HP meter for bosses

>Any interesting tips for a first-timer?

stop being a millennial faggot with downs

>Any interesting tips for a first-timer?

Stop using a walkthrough.

>>15186524

Here's your (you).

>>15186524

>unopened amiibos

>2 switches

>a pro controller

>the single controller adapter things on her chest and across her neck like a choker.

>Batgirl t-shirt

>that black eyeliner

Fucking screams daddy issues

Heckran and that cave in general is one of the hardest areas in the game hilariously enough if I remember right, which brings me to my point:

The worst thing about the game was that it was far too easy.

I liked literally everything else though.

post ayla

>>15186696

I had the same problem with it. The Chrono Trigger Platinum hack raises the difficulty quite a bit. And if that's too easy there jacks that make it even harder.

>>15186695

duh that's why it's so hot idiot

>>15186519

The only time in the game where farming EXP and Gear is desirable

You can trade for the following Items after you get Ayla, before you fight Magus:

>Ruby Gun

Petal + Fang

>Sage Bow

Petal + Horn

>Stone Arm

Petal + Feather

>Mammoth Tusk

Fang + Horn

>Ruby Vest

Fang + Feather

>Stone Helm

Horn + Feather

You can get the following items after you fight Magus:

>Dreamstone Gun

Petal + Fang

>Dreamstone Bow

Petal + Horn

>Magma Hand

Petal + Feather

>Primeval Blade

Fang + Horn

>Ruby Vest

Fang + Feather

>Stone Helm

Horn + Feather

After the events at the Blackbird:

>Ruby Armor

10 of each trade item

The easiest place to get trade items is the Hunting Grounds to the North of Ioka Village and East of the Dactyl's Nest. In addition to the normal monsters, there is also a special monster called Nu that appears when it rains. It can pop up in the SE corner on the upper walkway, in the NE corner on the ground level, and in the NW corner through the bushes near the platform with the vines. He gives you 3 of each item for beating him, a Third Eye accessory <only once> 30 tech points, and over 200 experience. He will only pop up 1 time at each spot before you have to leave and return. Nu stops appearing after your first visit to 12,000 BC and the Hunting Grounds monsters become scarce.

>>15186680

>Stop using a walkthrough

why?

>>15186519

Useless millennial: the thread.

>>15186848

Do you have no sense of adventure?

>>15186848

wow, you're retarded

just fucking leave

>>15186831

Are these items and equipment worth all the farming? I never bothered with it.

>>15186712

>duh that's why it's so hot idiot

It's clearly a thot and you're destined to lose your shekels in a divorce.

I don't like how shallow the game is. There honestly isn't much point to replaying Chrono Trigger because it's hard to name make it trivial to beat.

>>15186890

>tornigger

I really don't get why we haven't banned TOR yet, there has never been a post by one that was worth reading

Like: It's the best collaboration that Square's top talent, Enix's top talent, and Akira Toriyama ever worked on. Chrono Cross wasn't that great because it lacked the Dream Team that made Chrono Trigger a masterpiece. They also tried to make another Toriyama-artstyle rpg with Blue Dragon, but that failed too. Ni no Kuni is pretty much the best rpg with the Ghibli artstyle and, likewise, Chrono Trigger is the best action rpg with the Dragon Ball Z artstyle.

Bonus mention to the 14th ending in the DS version that finally adds closure to what happened with the Schala/Magus subplot.

Dislike: The original Super Nintendo game is perfect. But the added content for the DS version? Not so much. The Lost Sanctum was an aggravatingly boring chain of useless quests that I still hate entirely. You're forced to do it to get Frog's best gear, the Dinoblade and Champion's Badge. Frog doesn't keep the Masumune when you start a new game+, and the Dinoblade is his most powerful non-Masumune weapon. Champion's Badge is for upping Masumune's crit rate and halving his MP use.

There was also Pokemon-esque monster fighting game, but unlike in Pokemon, you don't directly control your monster's actions. It just does whatever the fuck it wants. It made me want tear my hair out.

My favorite team: Crono, Marle, Lucca. I have a soft spot for those two girls. Marle (or) Lucca are the only two characters that will hug Crono after he gets brought back to life. Showing that they deeply care about him.

Strongest team: Crono, Ayla, Robo. When fully maxed and equipped with their best gear, these OP niggers obliterate everything.

I just remembered something I disliked. It was that I was only ever allowed to bring with me 3 characters at all times and if I wanted to switch and level one out I'd have to go back to the time nexus instead of just bringing all of them along and keeping the extra party members in a wagon or something for reserve, like with Dragon Quest IV.

>>15186524

wow I just realize I have that same exact rug in my house.

>>15186519

honestly can't remember I only played it once 23 years ago. Loved the game at the time but just have no interest in ever replaying it.

>>15186519

>Dislike: No HP meter for bosses

<a feature that wasn't common at the time in JRPGs

<posts image of steam ad for the game, the terrible version with the ugly as fuck filtering

fuck off nu-/v/

>>15186696

Use your new magic spells you fuckin noob, just like the game explicitly tells you. The monsters in the cave have max physical defense but die in a single cast of Fire, Ice or Lightning. This becomes A Thing moving forward so if you're only doing single digit damage to something, try something else, probably magic or a tech. If it's a dinosaur use Lightning. If there are suspiciously red, blue and yellow enemy types there is probably a reason they are colored that way.

>>15188193

Quite so.

how do i make ayla bare her cave breasts

>>15186519

>I looked up a walkthrough and it takes 5 minutes to kill this POS. Any interesting tips for a first-timer?

when in a dungeon where monsters are primarily vulnerable to magic, the boss will likely also be vulnerable to magic. You imbecile.

>>15188193

The only one that will actually have any sort of impact on gameplay is the Ruby Armor because of its fire damage reduction. Everything else is negligible.

SNES or DS? I'm not sure which to play. I'm thinking the snes original is the way to go. Any reason to play the DS version?

>>15188657

The DS version has a slightly worse soundtrack they destroyed Luminaire SFX, the battle panels are detached from the main screen which is good (marvellous, actually, things improved greatly here), it has the PS1 cutscenes and a map all the time at the bottom screen.

I've played both and either is fine.

There are tons of translation changes as well.

Are you playing on an emulator? If yes, go with the SNES version, use Snes9x and the 2xBRZ filter - gorgeous.

>>15188393

>Enix

Reminder that much of the time, Enix was merely publisher for various developers, as opposed to developer themselves. Though, I suppose one can still associate someone like Horii and Toriyama with them since they were always part of Dragon Quest (the original versions of games, anyhow) regardless of who was developing, but even then I think they've been essentially freelance. And the bulk of people that were credited on Chrono Trigger were associated with Square anyhow. I'm just saying.

>>15188423

I honestly though Tales of Xillia 1 and 2 had an interesting take on them via Linked Artes. Sure, you had usual damage and healing ones, but then you had stuff like Jude and Leia's Sharpening Pulse. Combining the buffing effects of Coil and Sharpen, it not only extends them to the entire party, but after a mere 100 uses (fairly quick in a real time combat game) the pulse starts blasting enemies with damage as well. Also can't just spam Linked Artes outside of overlimit, as the Link Gauge has to have reached a threshold for the base arte the "master" casts to be overridden with the pairs Linked Arte (which also allows the gauge to start climbing above that threshold and to the next).

>>15188487

It's honestly been getting a bit hard these days to tell when it's just someone looking for quick (You)s, or if we're actually attracting shitters for whom modern ports (be it steam or phone) and letting a guide tell you how to progress is just routine.

>>15188657

The ported content for the DS is fine; it's the new content (Lost Sanctum and the Vortices) that are pretty iffy, and honestly show a difference in design philosophy between 1995 Square and 2010 Square-Enix. Some also do find issue with the screen dimension differences between a 4:3 CRT and DS, and some claim the more accurate English script "kills the charm" for them. it also provides some options to the player, such as moving the menu to the touch screen and freeing the top screen up, and whether or not to have the FMVs from the PS1 port, but leaves the choice to the player. Overall though I find it a good example of why more companies should have waited to port their SNES/SFC games to the DS instead of the GBA, as well as not having the loading issues the PS1 version suffered from. Do hear if you go with the DS version, it's best to play on a DS system. Something about how, while the 3DS is DS compatible, there's some small input related things on the 3DS, such as the drinking game being impossible to win.

>>15186696

Use magic and it's easy. You did learn magic at the End of Time, right?

>>15188255

> Wait… Holy fuck, you faggots are gonna spoil it for me now aren't you?

As requested, spoilers incoming.

In the bad timeline, Magus watches the world end. Frog walks up behind him and says… "feels bad, man."

After you beat Ozzie, Slash, and Flea twice they resign from supervillainy and start a metal band

Chrono gets a haircut and loses his floppy spikey hair which makes everyone else sad so they go back in time to stop him

If you forget to feed Chrono's cat it will starve to death and you have to use the time machine to go back and feed it in the past

If you bring just Marle to Chrono's room 16 times Chrono's mom will start asking if you are using protection

Schala is a cutie

If you stand still on the Zeal overworld map for five minutes, you will get entranced by the music and you (the player) won't be able to move until someone walks into the room and shakes you

If you play through the game until you get every variation of every ending, you have no life

>ANOTHER chrono nigger thread

why are you autists trying to turn this into a general, it's a single RPG from the 90s

>>15188793

>tropes

>>15188793

>It never has been

there are a couple games that did it really well, like Professor Layton and the Unwound Future

>>15186519

I don't think there's anything about this game that I don't love. I guess it's pretty cheesy that some of the bosses are named after 80's metal personalities, but whatever.

>>15188819

>I want my story to explain, in great detail, the length minutiae of pseudo science that will act as the basis for this universe's operation such that time travel is a possibility that shall not clash with said universe's internal and logical operation

Ok, what about magic?

>>15188846

The thing about magic is that it's just a placeholder for an in depth and logical explanation on how the universe's mechanics work. Since it's a placeholder, it doesn't need to actually have a mechanical explanation, although you can provide some kind of "lore" surrounding its creation, its spread, its practical uses, and its limitations within the context of your world. As an example, look at Avatar the Last Airbender. What is the elemental bending ability? It's certainly not described as a magic, but it basically acts as one. It has rules that it follows, and a simple explanation for its existence, but you don't understand how it operates on a logical level beyond a few simple explanations here and there.

As long as the created magical ability doesn't clash with its own stated in-universe limitations, it should be fine to use for almost any application you can think of. Sure, it's not the most original thing to ever do, but since when is anything original anymore?

As an example, maybe some wizard dude has the ability to travel back into time, but he has a limited range of operation. He can't go forward in time, and he can't go back beyond the average lifespan of a person in-universe (e.g. say 100 years) or else the "stress" that it would place on his body would bring him to exhaustion such that he collapses and dies. This is a simple restriction that has a simple explanation and also places limitations on the character's magical abilities. Just don't start adding in complicated shit that makes you second guess how such abilities would operate, and it's fine.

>>15188846

I read the works of some autists who had the displeasure of having to decode the otherwise nonsensical rules of time travel in this game, according to them there are just certain points in time that you can travel to and these points move with the other points in time somehow. So if you spend 5 months in the "past" and try to travel to the "present", you can only travel to the "present" that is 5 months ahead of when you left for the "past" to sync up with the "past", and vice versa. And Lavos has only been vulnerable in certain amounts of time, so after the team fucks up and doesn't kill him they can't go back and redo it.

>>15188794

>If you bring just Marle to Chrono's room 16 times Chrono's mom will start asking if you are using protection

I used to bring just her into Chrono's room and pretended I was making them fuck.

I felt really guilty about doing that, like Chrono's mom was ashamed of him now, so I reset the game. Thankfully I saved just before I started making them pretend fuck.

>>15189032

FPS

>>15188389

Toriyama has the ability to make women that should be attractive look hideous. His art style has evolved somewhat over the years but it hasn't really improved. The fanart looks nice.

>>15189032

pick anything with RPG in it

>>15188200

The way that the retarded millennial talks, yes, equals to him being a retarded millennial.

Other things that invalidates him as a person (i.e, makes him a retarded millennial): using a walkthrough and complaining about good game design because his deformed brain (being a millennial and all) can't process even the basic instructions.

>>15188261

Stay mad, impotent cuck.

>>15188819

It is ok when the japanese do it.

>>15188657

The Snes. The Ds has extra content that is boring and tedious. You might end up hating the game if you start with the DS and try to complete all of it. They also ruined the plot in one of the endings by making it tie officially to Chrono Cross, which is something that they should never have done.

>>15189290

>They also ruined the plot in one of the endings by making it tie officially to Chrono Cross, which is something that they should never have done.

I 100% agree with you there.

>>15189309

That's easy. Just pirate a rom, download an emulator, and enjoy!

Like: Meeting the adventurer in the bar every step of the way in the game only to finally reach his grave and pour him a drink and have him tell you the area where to get the material to get the strongest weapon in the game or the strongest pieces of gear in the game. I also liked that every character had their own end-game story to unlock their ultimate weapon, and the music was fucking fantastic. You could tell the game had a lot of effort and love put into it.

Dislike: Sometimes I felt that the combat was a bit too slow paced, and I hated that everyone needed to get into position before every fight.

>>15188389

I think Toriyama's artstyle was fitting for its time. It has a charm. Ayla wouldn't have been the same if he hadn't done it

>>15188983

Large wall of text in spoiler tags for the newfag's sake.

That's the set of rules that they used in Bill & Ted, and it's how the standard time gates operate in Chrono, but there are some variations. Basically, different forms of time travel have different levels of accuracy and latitude in pinpointing the time point you travel to, and different levels of ability to influence the past or the future. Most of the changes the player characters in Chrono Trigger make to the past are pretty insignificant, so they wouldn't disturb the overall flow of history. They do stuff like being generous to the Porre guy in the past so he teaches his whole family to pay it forward, and 400 years later you find the same family being generous instead of stingy, but otherwise being the same. Other forms of time travel include the massive time gate that the party gets sucked into in Magus' castle and the red gate that takes Lucca back to fix the incident in her childhood that resulted in her mother losing her legs, which don't obey the Bill & Ted rules but still only allow minor changes.

The only truly major change to the timeline is the defeat of Lavos, which doesn't affect any of the main characters except potentially Robo because all of them except for him were born long before the Day of Lavos, and in Cross it turns out that he exists on the new timeline, so he either gets built anyway, is more than 300 years old or else was under construction when Lavos attacked. The Chrono Trigger itself is capable of much more precise and powerful temporal manipulations than any other form of time travel, being able to travel to any time point at will and freeze time, but it has the additional restriction of only being able to be used at a certain time and place, and it only works if the spacetime continuum, which seems to be self-aware to some extent, thinks whatever fix you're trying to apply is important enough to justify it. Since the Chrono Trigger was used to resurrect Crono, whose team was trying to destroy a space parasite that threatened to consume the entire universe, that was obviously judged important enough.

Chrono Trigger manages to keep it mostly together as far as plot holes go, but there's still the bit with Marle which should have erased the time travel that Crono did to rescue her when she was erased from existence temporarily because she was the reason he went back in time to start with. There's also the fact that the crew finds out the world has been ruined in the future they travel to, which is the very future they want to get rid of. Getting rid of that future should have stopped them from ever finding out about it, which would prevent them from going on their quest to begin with. There seems to be some amount of leeway involved in time travel, such that when you take Ayla out of 65M BC, the timeline "expects" that she'll come back in order to give birth to descendants, because if that didn't happen, taking Ayla to the future would erase a huge portion of humanity. Basically, if some other path reasonably could have resulted in you learning or doing a certain thing, the timeline will allow events that would otherwise be nonsensical. If Crono could have gone back to the past for some other reason than to save Marle, or if he could have found out about Lavos' attack in 1999 from some other source besides traveling to the ruined future himself, the timeline will allow him to use that information to change it. Given how convoluted time travel can get, it's a wonder that so many people give the developers shit for not allowing the player to do much of it in Cross, but they still introduce several new forms of temporal manipulation.

>>15186519

>Dislike: No HP meter for bosses

>I looked up a walkthrough

Kill yourself you stupid fucking nigger. If you consider this a challenge, you might as well stop playing games.

>>15188817

>it's pretty cheesy that some of the bosses are named after 80's metal personalities

>implying this is bad

Kill yourself too nigger.

>>15186519

I didn't like the 65 million BC part much. Liked pretty much everything else.

>>15191451

Most time travel stories don't make sense if you don't assume the time travelers can't be affected by the changes they make. Besides that. I think only the infinite parallel universes theory (as in every change you make creates a new timeline with the consequences of that, instead of transforming everything on the timeline you are in) manages to not create paradoxes

>>15189032

Does Pokemon count?

>>15191767

If there's also a time limit, it works beautifully to encourage the player to make mistakes and play sloppily in a panic.

The problem is that the same thing can be done better in any game with a health meter by having the boss keep fighting after the health meter empties, leading to a far greater panic when the player realizes all their planning was around untrue information.

>>15186519

I liked the time travel setting, however I really wish they made a sequel to the game that expanded on it. Basically I'm thinking an Cold Steel esc with a cast like this:

Protagonist: >(You) Stats are customizable

Party:

>Mecha Robot in the future (Cain from Bianry Domain with both a Laser Sword and the pistol from Robocop all around character)

>Augmented Detective in the future (JC Denton with a Pistol and a focus on Debuffs)

>Black guy with exploding fists in the future (Black Baron as a slower tank that hits hard)

>Black Samurai based on that slave that became a general IRL (Fast attacks, low health, rushdown)

>Badass Wizard (Geralt of Rivia but with Hardcore Magic and a Crossbow obviously a keepaway character that uses spells for big damage.)

>Donald Trump riding a Raptor with Eagle Wings while using an RPG that doubles as a machine gun. (Rushdown with slower attacks than the Samurai but hits harder)

>High Tech Sister (Think Futaba from Persona 5 but as the healer character and summons high tech gadgets to fight and mess with the enemy)

>Magic Dog with a Stand (Think Koromaru)

>Your friend who works as a Roadie with an Axe and a Guitar (Eddie Riggs but less Jack Black and more slimmed down in terms of muscle mass, also well rounded with the guitar used for magic shit and the Axe used for melee)

>>15191700

There are forms of backwards time travel, both in fiction and theorized by actual physicists, that don't cause time paradoxes. There are alternate timelines in Chrono, so many things can be chalked up to that, and many fans of many stories that use time travel make the assumption that the time travelers are immune to changes as a side effect of the time travel process. There's also what happens at the end of Cross when Serge uses the Chrono Cross. It both weaves the two timelines into one and rewinds time to erase his entire adventure, which Schala says will erase his memory of it, but he still remembers FATE and Terra Tower. Nobody really knows what's up with the last part. It may be that he only remembers fragments of his adventure and chalks it up to being a weird dream. Using a system under which time rewinds to the past instead of having the past be physically visited by people from the future prevents a paradox because nothing from the future carries over to the past, but it's of questionable utility since all your knowledge of the future is erased in the process and therefore you won't know about any catastrophes that may occur. However, if you believe that the universe allows free will, rewinding time may offer a chance to choose a different path even in the absence of information from the future. There's also probabilistic time travel, in which the conditions for causing a paradox are changed because the underlying logical structure is changed. It's described in this Scientific American article:

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/time-travel-simulation-resolves-grandfather-paradox/

>>15192001

>wanting blacks in a game

>wanting blacks in your party

What the fuck, anon?

>>15192001

>Black Samurai

>having niggers in general

So do you just hate the Japanese or what?

>>15192014

>>15192009

I just want Big Bo as a Samurai nigga, why is that so hard?

>>15191831

It's not even that original. I can think of 3 games that do it. Hell, one of those three games has you doing it on an invisible time limit as well (prevent the boss from reaching a location) and incorporates one of its other mechanics (you get a command prompt to do a high-damage finishing move that up until now has always ended the bossfight with a cutscene) into it, where you just fucking spam finishers and the boss keeps putting itself back together after every single 'ending' cutscene.

>>15191451

I usually just write the time travel plot holes off as being fixed some remnant of magic from the Zeal era.

>>15192043

>nigga

>wants meme Donald Trump character in party

>>>reddit

>>15192105

No I want an American President like Trump

>>15191823

>>15191831

Breath of Fire 1 did this to every boss

>>15192180

I remember one of the early bosses, Gremlin, being really obnoxious about that. It seemed like it had twice as much HP during its "second wind" phase.

>>15192292

Exactly the fucker I thought about, too

>>15192001

>not wanting Johnny or a closely related character to be playable

It's like you don't even want to run over mystics with a robot motorcycle.

I really liked how the combat was seamless, it happened right there without transitioning into battle ala Final Fantasy.

>>15188255

>>15186519

If you've gotten to Hekran without being spoiled, then you still have hope. Fucking get out of here, run, man. Also take the weapon in the weird pyramid thing, not the armour. The armour is shit compared to what you find, and the weapon is great

>>15192001

I wish it got a sequel too Chrono Cross doesn't fucking count, anyone who says otherwise can go to hell

>>15196017

God how i hate there's no good porn of her,and the only almost good animated porn is just a joke video by that one animator

>>15188599

I figured that out a long time ago fag, doesn't not make it exceptionally hard with how hard he and those things in the caves hit

>>15202658

Why would it even need a sequel in the first place?

>>15202658

Radical Dreamers was neat, I'm fine with that. Setsuna is just knockoff trash.

>>15202695

how is magus so fucking yoked in that second picture and ayla has little baby girl arms

>>15202695

I think you meant to reply to >>15188389

Unless you really hate sheep in the big city that much I mean.

Dislike: Time Travel, Toriyama art design

Like: Everything else

Time travel is shit. It's hardly ever done in a convincing or internally consistent way.

And Toriyama's designs are good, but they have become so over-done and copy-paste that I can't look at them without seeing the component parts from Dragon Ball characters, because that's all they are.

>>15203891

if its not promoting faggot shit to European peoples then yes. I'm o.k. with the Japs getting aids and dying.

>>15203862

Ayla and Nadia are biologically related. Incest is wrong. Lesbianism makes it worse.

>>15203907

>Ayla and Nadia are biologically related

What? How? Even if so, they're tens millions of years worth of generations apart. They'd bo so distant, it wouldn't count as incest more than any random pairing of people.

>>15203910

>timetraveling back to fuck your own ancestor and change her sexual preferences

>literally wipe out her descendants and your own existence from the timeline

<hurr durr, nothing wrong with incest

>>15203922

>>timetraveling back to fuck your own ancestor and change her sexual preferences

>Change

But she was already bisexual. She made the pass at Marle, not the other way around. She as chieftan still has a duty to produce progeny anyways, and she takes her duty as chieftan seriously.

>>15203901

>its ok if women do it

Wrong all sodomy is sinful. Sodomy is any hedonistic sexual act not for the sake of procreation. It's named after the city of Sodom and Gomorrah.

>>15203931

Sodomy is butt shit with is objectively unhealthy, and possibly oral sex.

>>15203931

t. dykecuck

>>15203935

Shit I forgot about him. Considering it's one faggot and one torfaggot, it's probably just dykecuck astroturfing.

>>15203907

> A literal cavewoman is biologically related to a renaissance princess

Anon surely you aren't actually this retarded

>>15203940

The wiki says they're related, but it doesn't cite any part of the game as revealing this fact and I don't recall it. Though it has been some time.

>>15203934

Wrong. You are using a modern definition because most people today only use it in reference to faggotry but it traditionally meant all hedonistic sexual acts that did not intend to produce children.

>>15203935

>doesn't understand the proper formatting for the terveisin meme

time to go back to cuckchan kiddo.

>>15203940

she was Ayla's relative tho.

>>15203947

>but it traditionally meant all hedonistic sexual acts that did not intend to produce children.

But I already stated that bisexual tendencies in women are a method of attracting men, and thus ultimately making children. Ayla made the pass at Marle in front of Chrono, I believe right after having made a pass at him, though my memory is foggy on that last bit..

>>15203962

Image does not apply. I never said anything bad about anti-SJWs. Besides, SJWs are against yuri as it appeals to males predominantly. So rather, you're the SJW here dykecuck.

>dislike

Terrible Toriyama style

Shitty gameplay

Shitty story

Shitty characters

>like

Sprites are ok

Music is nice

>>15203971

What's wrong with story and characters?

>>15203942

>vid related

>Marle (as she's talking to Kino): "You're my distant ancestor. So you'd better have tough kids or I'll be in trouble!"

>Kino: "Heh, heh! No worry. Ayla VERY strong!"

It doesn't get any more clear-cut than that. I'm still waiting on your textual in-game proof that proves that Ayla was bisexual.

Also, as a general reminder. If one of you faggots ever do somehow timetravel, DON'T mess around with your ancestor's sexual interests. In one of the 13 endings, one of Marle's ancestors (Queen Leene) becomes a furry for frog dick. Mucking up Marle's genetics and turning her into a froppy abomination.

>>15203947

> muh meme orthodoxy tho

t. autistic manchild

>>15204075

>>15204114

I had a dream about that chick sounding me with her tongue and it felt good.

I don't know what she's from and I don't even know her name. I'm concerned.

>>15204160

My Hero Academia/Boku no Hero Academia. A fairly generic shonen, but it's well executed and all the girls are cute, even Froppy despite her usually acting stoic.

>>15204160

Were you foreverly delitized and loving it?

>>15204160

her name is Tsuyu Asui btw

>>15203673

Some giant robot-sized bait right here.

>>15203940

>renaissance

Marle is from an era with steam engines.

>>15203968

>dykecuck

>>>/tumblr/

also reported

>>15205708

> he is so painfully fresh off the boat he doesn't know about dykecuck

Godsbane yerself, ser

>>15205708

>Announcing a report

>>>/cuckchan/

>>15205872

t triggered feminist

>>15206642

t. shitposter

What happens if youdo 65 million bc before doing the events of medina after unlocking magic?

>>15206631

The problem with it as a side story, is that it takes so many steps to wedge itself into the main plot. A lot of it is really malicious too, Gato burns to death, Lucca is implied to be murdered, Chrono and Marle apparently die offscreen, you WATCH Robo die, and the only returning cast member, Magus, had his story mostly excised and left on the floor. That's not even getting into the plot outright stating that the great things you did in the previous game only made things worse, and only Serge and his SUPER COOL DOUBLE BLADED SWORD can save the world. The Masamune is my favourite vidya sword, and it's simple design is part of why I like it. Now it's got a jagged edge, two blades, it's green for some reason, and it's called the "Mastermune"? Fuck off, this is beyond Poochie.

>>15202617

Were you attacking Heckran when he warns you that he'll counterattack? The trash mobs die in one hit and the boss takes maybe 5 Antipode casts to die. You're looking at 6 rounds of combat assuming you have to do the aoe heal one time.

>>15186519

Can't say I dislike anything about the game. Its an amazing game. I would just be nitpicking if I had to try finding something I disliked.

>>15207115

The extra DS content could have done great at setting up a sequel to both games, but Square Enix are THE GREATEST cunts of all time. That whole "the sales were under expectations" line was total shit, it sold great for a double dipped port of an SNES game.

>>15207870

Yeah, that whole "if fans wanted more Chrono, they'd have bought more of the DS port" rationale was trash, both between the game getting a million or so sales despite having released here twice in NA (did they think it being the first time PAL got it would make it a best seller or something?), and the fact that it didn't stop them from doing digital rereleases on the VC, PSN, phones, and Steam after the fact. Obviously they weren't averse to milking what already exists (whilst still not bothering to give PAL official access to Cross ever) and is considered a longstanding classic, but clearly there wasn't enough interest from fans worldwide to make a new entry after all these years (yet were all too willing hail Setsuna as a proper successor). Though, considering modern Square-Enix' quality, I'm not sure I'd want a modern Chrono game in the first place.

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>>15207891

Good for you, anon…

>>15207959

Considering Cross's quality, it's probably best they didn't try making a third.

>>15188819

What if time isn't linear, and you going to certain points was predetermined so that you wouldn't see the after effects until you had already done the thing. Kinda like how you leave Robo for 400 years to replant the forest, but you can pick him up and go back in time to see his past self still working on the forest

>>15206811

Cross doesn't say you made things worse in Trigger. Unless you have the power of a god and can change all points of the timeline to anything you want, it's logical to assume that changing just one thing won't fix everything and that problems will still occur in the future. Deciding which set of problems you'd rather deal with is left to you.

>>15207354

It's not flawless, but it's definitely not trash, either. The Gear battles are fun as fuck and there's even a fighting game-style mode to fight with them. Some of the dungeons are painful though, like the sewers in Kislev. It also would have been better if enemy encounters were done like Chrono instead of random encounters. Honestly, I don't know why any game after CT ever had random encounters except as a nostalgic throwback.

>>15210476

Speaking of old RPGs, I've really been enjoying Suikoden 1 lately. I just to getting your ass kicked by your dad and I'm really shocked at how hardcore some of the events are in this game I certainly didn't expect Elf Genocide, I figured we'd arrive in time to save them like every other anime. Sylvia lived, but she's cute and Stallion is fun so I'll let it slide. Also Holy shit, characters drop like flies. First Ted, then Odessa, Gremio got it REAL BAD, and now maybe Pahn? I'm convinced there was no way to win that either, I got every advantage possible, but whenever he pulls a Reckless Attack on you it just seems to go through no matter what.

I also really like the battle system itself. The animations are stellar for what they are, and it's got a lot of neat combo attacks with party members. Wish they'd tell me what each Rune ACTUALLY did in before I used them, but oh well.