DoomsdayZach
The Professor was right
I started it, but also got bored. I hear it's good though once you get into it so maybe i should be more patient.
I started it, but also got bored. I hear it's good though once you get into it so maybe i should be more patient.
As for Chrono Cross, I got it the day it released but never got too far at all in it. Not that it was bad, just that I had so many different RPG's at the time and it didn't hold my interest particularly. I picked it up again a year or so later and started from the beginning. I got farther than my first attempt but got to the "twist" part of the game (I will not say anything as not to spoil) and that basically pissed me off and I haven't played it again ever since. A friend of mine who is like a Chrono Trigger freak played all the way through it a couple of times though.
The best part of Chrono Cross for me was the opening theme song "Time Scar", that track is a work of art I tell you. That is definately one of my favorite video game music tracks of all time.
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Yep, around the time Cross was released...so was Legend of Dragoon, the beginning of all the different FF remakes, and stuff like Legend of LeGaia. Just too many RPGs to name that were coming out right at that time. I didn't get into many more though besides the FF series and the Chrono series.
Legend of Dragoon was the main game I started playing after Chrono Cross came out. Even though there are not too many people who like that game I thought it was a pretty unique game. The battle system kind of had a timing element to your attacks and combos that made it interesting. When you turned into a dragoon there was not too many moves to do though. I think each character got only like 4 skills for their dragoon forms, however, the key was to have a good combination of three characters who's skills worked well together.
BTW...has anyone here played any of the Shadow Hearts games? I love that series and how it does a sort of alternate history. I seem to love games that have turn based battle systems but also add something unique to it. In SH there was the judgement ring as Legend of Dragoon had the combination attacks.
all great games, I'm really enjoying Kingdom Hearts II, I mean the came is amazingly immersive, you lose yourself in it! And not in the sense of morrowind where you actually get lost... I mean its just you feel at peace while playing the game, knowing your square enix games and disney makes it that much more enjoyable! DISNEY AND SQUARE ENIX are fappable \m/