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[Mad Pierrot]

I'm retro. I never tried Chrono Trigger so I'm giving it a try.

[JagdPanther]

Originally Posted by Mad Pierrot

I'm retro. I never tried Chrono Trigger so I'm giving it a try.

Never finished Chrono Trigger or Chrono Cross. The latter is on my list of possible next games after I finish SO2R, though low on the list right now.

[Mad Pierrot]

Are the two Chrono games related?

[JagdPanther]

Originally Posted by Mad Pierrot

Are the two Chrono games related?

Yes; they're set in the same world/universe.

Cross is sort of a sequel to Trigger. It's... complicated.

[barcode120x]

Originally Posted by Jaden

Black Desert Online gives me insane luck whenever I return to the game after several months away. I logged in to check out the new content, cashed in all the freebies and immediately tapped a PEN Blackstar. Now I feel like I have to continue. I bet this is some kind of hidden mechanic in the game.

Damn, I envy you. PEN BS is next on my list to obtain through freebie clicks. I would trade my mythical peggy for a pen BS in a heart beat. Honestly, if I ever hit a pen awakening BS (awakening sage main here) I would consider getting back into BDO, at least halfway through. Right now, the only thing of worth to my account is my infinite HP pot (which I bought from selling accessories I clicked with freebies), my mythical peggy (which has no silver or even combat value, so is it even worth anything? lol), and my pen disto. Not really much overall

[Twi]

Ender Magnolia is out now. It's the sequel to Ender Lilies.

[JagdPanther]

After finally polishing off the last DLC stuff I wanted to do in Rise of the Tomb Raider, I am moving onto my next game...

I caved and decided to skip Rise of the Ronin (for now), and I have moved onto the PSN version of the original Final Fantasy VII.

Part of me wants to just blitz through it as fast as I can to rectify never having beaten it as a kid, but a larger part of me wants to take it slowly. I'm particularly unsure how I want to handle the Gold Saucer date. Aerith is my favorite character, but I feel like getting the Tifa date may be a better course of action. I didn't realize just how many choices impact that affection level; this is way, WAY more complicated that even getting endings in Star Ocean games.

[Mad Pierrot]

Originally Posted by JagdPanther

After finally polishing off the last DLC stuff I wanted to do in Rise of the Tomb Raider, I am moving onto my next game...

I caved and decided to skip Rise of the Ronin (for now), and I have moved onto the PSN version of the original Final Fantasy VII.

Part of me wants to just blitz through it as fast as I can to rectify never having beaten it as a kid, but a larger part of me wants to take it slowly. I'm particularly unsure how I want to handle the Gold Saucer date. Aerith is my favorite character, but I feel like getting the Tifa date may be a better course of action. I didn't realize just how many choices impact that affection level; this is way, WAY more complicated that even getting endings in Star Ocean games.

Yeah. Square reused this affection system in FFX but it's easier to do since it involves Tidus often giving the character healing items or just fight alongside more. In VII, I always got Aerith cos she was quite good as a white mage. This also affects Cloud and Tifa's interactions before the final battle against Sephiroth.

[JagdPanther]

Originally Posted by Mad Pierrot

Yeah. Square reused this affection system in FFX but it's easier to do since it involves Tidus often giving the character healing items or just fight alongside more. In VII, I always got Aerith cos she was quite good as a white mage. This also affects Cloud and Tifa's interactions before the final battle against Sephiroth.

I read that there's a bug wherein one choice can be repeated over and over to max out Tifa's affection points. I may roll the dice that that bug exists in the PS4-PSN version so that I don't have to be a dick to Aeris just to get and keep Tifa's points over Aeris'.