Trials of Mana is on Windows? Oh fuck.Įdit: Oh fuck, it's an actual remake of graphics so it's new 3D style. tbh I don't remember playing one (IIRC I only played Lufia and Breath of Fire on the SNES emu, as well as Seiken Densetsu 3 aka the really really late port of "Trials of Mana." Apparently Dragon Quest was influenced by the same Wizardry 1 but. No Wizardry-esque dungeon crawl, no party creation. Not all of them.īut the prevalent Final Fantasy "style".
Looking at your insults throughout the thread like comparing me to a feminist out of nowhere, it seems that you are butthurt over people attacking your precious childhood favorites.Ĭlick to expand.Yeah, the big majority of them just depend on tedious grinding. I see a lot of points made against Chrono Trigger in this thread that are based on objective game qualities, and have no objections to them. You aren't pressured to get any good at match-the-shape, given how the game is easy. There's also annoying ATB combat where you can't wait to think. It's worse since you can't move your characters around and with the combat in Chrono Trigger, in practice the system of waiting for enemies to match the shape of a technique is barebones. Only a retard would think that comparing the gameplay to games by the same person with similar combat is unfair. When reality experienced first hand and 3rd hand descriptions of it come into conflict it is better to fall on experience for what is the truth. Like the expression, "believe nothing that you hear and only half of what you see", at least with what I see I can half-believe it. I have never decided that a game was good based on mass opinion but always on my own impressions. Whether a game is good should be decided by how in your experience you like it or not and objective points can be raised to show why this is the case. I didn't praise FF6, and don't see how other games being flawed as well is an excuse. Characters, combat, fun and stories matter too. FF6 dungeons weren't really impressive either but due to the grid system they could make things seem larger than they were. Both games pushed the SNES cartridge's capacity to its limits. It had greater animations when it came to magic and attacking. You had tech combinations that did more damage when the heroes worked together and depending on the vuln of the mobs or position of the mobs on what could hit. It had actual encounter design vs the same old enemies in a line system the FF games had. Chrono Trigger was simply smaller because you had enemies on the map that could move around and could be attacked in different ways and positions. FF6 had battles that went to a 2D background where everyone was in a line and a static 2D model that never moved. It had a small grid system you could move left, right, up and down in. FF6 was bigger because it had random battles. You just either use a physical attack or a magic attack. All easy physical damage and no grinding either. Looking at your insults throughout the thread like comparing me to a feminist out of nowhere, it seems that you are butthurt over people attacking your precious childhood favorites.Ĭlick to expand.You can make it to the end of game just auto attacking everything, using blitzs, sword techs, tools. I see a lot of points criticizing Chrono Trigger in this thread that are that are solid and un-countered. Even if there were deep mechanics, you'd never use them since the game is easy. Also with it's combat, waiting for enemies to form a shape matching a technique's attack shape is barebones.
It's worse since you can't move your characters around in Chrono Trigger. When a conflict arises between reality experienced first hand and 3rd hand descriptions, it is better to trust experience for what is the truth. Like the expression, "believe nothing that you hear and only half of what you see", I can at least half-believe what I see. Explaining the playing experience and why it is the important, I always use my personal impressions to decide whether a game is good or bad and never popular opinion. Whether a game is good should be decided by how much you like the playing experience and objective points can be raised to show why this is the case.
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