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Wow, I didn't think anyone in this thread could be wronger than when Chris said FF8 was good, but you went and did it.Cross was just as good.
Wow, I didn't think anyone in this thread could be wronger than when Chris said FF8 was good, but you went and did it.Cross was just as good.
SameCould never get into chrono cross with its 65 playable characters.
https://2new2.fjcdn.com/thumbnails/comments/Moonman+moonman+can+t+you+see+DREAMERS+and++_eab1ce516190f2e2abc4632865331644.gifI could never finish 8 or Cross. Quaid is starting up his troll reactor.
iirc Fargo, Glenn, Karsh, Harle, Kid, and Riddel were the only ones out of the 45 characters that actually had any exposition beyond 'hey im this playable character im in your party now'. Cross was a great game, people were just expecting a sequel to Chrono Trigger which it was not. It damn sure wasn't as good as Trigger, but it's one of Square's better games.Didn't each of the 40ish characters have their own story line to some degree? There were some awesome ones (Emo musician + pirate dad + waking dream monster/black dragon things?) and others that made you want to vomit (Salt & Pepper). I remember a bunch of funny snippets of that that I can't tell if I'm actually remembering or just imagining.
Alien UFO mutant at the bottom of the ocean
Human version of Glenn + his trainer/ghost of his murderer?
End boss that requires you hit the fucker with 6 different elements to get the 'hidden ending'
Incredibly cool dragon FMV when they get released and rampage
Mutant talking shrubbery that hits things with a walking stick
Lots of bizarre shit in that game
EXCUSE ME SIR HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN ABOUT THE ONLY CONVINCING LOVE STORY IN THE MODERN AGEThose were all cool things about 13, in my opinion. The two cool things about 8 were Triple Triad, and Odin getting raped trying to cut Seifer in half. Everything else about 8 was bad, in my opinion.
Indeed. I played FF1 with friends and owned Dragon Warrior on the NES years ago, though I don't think I finished either back then. I remember reading the previews for FF2(4), saving my money and pooling $$ with my little bro to buy it. I played through it multiple times and still have the cartridge and SNES (which I also had to save up & buy) to this day.I forgot there are people that started post ff7. My first rpg was phantasy star 1 when I was 5 years old. My dad had to explain the story as I went. I actually beat it somehow.
I agree. Cross was a good game in and of itself. It's just the worst possible way to build a sequel to the Chrono franchise. It has very little to do with what made Chrono Trigger good. The inference that all the main characters from the first game died unhappily irked me to no end.iirc Fargo, Glenn, Karsh, Harle, Kid, and Riddel were the only ones out of the 45 characters that actually had any exposition beyond 'hey im this playable character im in your party now'. Cross was a great game, people were just expecting a sequel to Chrono Trigger which it was not. It damn sure wasn't as good as Trigger, but it's one of Square's better games.
They fell in love in an airship/spaceship shaped like a dragon sir, you sir should watch your tone. Falling in love inside a spaceship shaped like a dragon already makes it ahead of any other Video Game romance that has existed, and most classic literature.EXCUSE ME SIR HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN ABOUT THE ONLY CONVINCING LOVE STORY IN THE MODERN AGE
JESUS FUCK!! GO KILL YOURSELF!!1My first (and still one of my favorite) RPGs was Faxanadu. My first FF was 8 though, and I've never played 7. Should I be telling you guys this? Now I feel... unsafe.
Dragon Warrior was awesome. Can still remember so much about that game like finally finding Edrick's Armor, the Gold Golems, the rest of the things that were series staples. Pretty sure my copy got ruined when I left the cart out in the rain one afternoon. Why I had an NES cart outside, no idea.Indeed. I played FF1 with friends and owned Dragon Warrior on the NES years ago, though I don't think I finished either back then. I remember reading the previews for FF2(4), saving my money and pooling $$ with my little bro to buy it. I played through it multiple times and still have the cartridge and SNES (which I also had to save up & buy) to this day.