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Topic	reminder chrono cross is a pale shadow of a game compared to chrono trigger
TMOG 02/16/22 10:19:10 AM #78:	Aafyre posted... Another thing I thought was awesome about Chrono Cross was the character Sprigg. She had the ability to transform into any monster she defeated which was a lot of fun. Most games dont let you play as every monster in the game in addition to an already huge cast of characters. Sprigg was such a broken character once you got the right Doppelgangs, lol Anybody who didn't keep Sprigg in their party because her base form was the weakest character in the game really missed out Irony posted... Nah, Suikoden did it fine Yeah, but Suikoden also had its fair share of recruitable characters who did nothing but pad the roster of combat characters. As I recall there were six blacksmiths, three chefs, and a hot tub guy who didn't really have anything to do with the plot and could have been non-combat additions to the base, and that's just off the top of my head. If you're gonna give Chrono Cross flak for having too many playable characters with no story relevance, you have to give Suikoden that exact same flak. Veggeta_MAX posted... They only did that to Guile because they wanted to focus on other things such as a huge cast. Guile was meant to have a much much bigger role. Everyone who knows anything about CC knew this. If Guile secretly being Magus in disguise was something critical to the plot, they would have kept it as a main element of the plot. If they were able to cut that aspect of the character during planning, then it wasn't really a necessary aspect to begin with. This isn't hard to grasp. <cite>TMOG posted [p:962696617] in reminder c... [t:79899874]...</cite> <quote>Aafyre posted... </cite> <quote>Another thing I thought was awesome about Chrono Cross was the character Sprigg. She had the ability to transform into any monster she defeated which was a lot of fun. Most games dont let you play as every monster in the game in addition to an already huge cast of characters.</quote>Sprigg was such a broken character once you got the right Doppelgangs, lol Anybody who didn't keep Sprigg in their party because her base form was the weakest character in the game really missed out Irony posted... </cite> <quote>Nah, Suikoden did it fine</quote>Yeah, but Suikoden also had its fair share of recruitable characters who did nothing but pad the roster of combat characters. As I recall there were six blacksmiths, three chefs, and a hot tub guy who didn't really have anything to do with the plot and could have been non-combat additions to the base, and that's just off the top of my head. If you're gonna give Chrono Cross flak for having too many playable characters with no story relevance, you have to give Suikoden that exact same flak. Veggeta_MAX posted... </cite> <quote>They only did that to Guile because they wanted to focus on other things such as a huge cast. Guile was meant to have a much much bigger role. Everyone who knows anything about CC knew this.</quote>If Guile secretly being Magus in disguise was something critical to the plot, they would have kept it as a main element of the plot. If they were able to cut that aspect of the character during planning, then it wasn't really a necessary aspect to begin with. This isn't hard to grasp. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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