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Old 08-14-2008, 10:26 PM   #8
-Yukari-
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Default Re: Most Overated and Underated Games

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Read, buddy. I said Chrono Cross, Chrono Trigger's Sequel. As far as I know, many Chrono Trigger fans haven't even played Cross, it's a shame. (I guess in some way this kind of proves my point, haha.)
rofl, wow, I feel like a 1st class stooge. It was an honest mistake though, sometimes you see something entirely different when reading something. Anyway, I've played Cross, and while it wasn't a bad game in its own right, wasn't quite up to the Chrono Trigger par IMO. Again, I apologize for that, bad form on my part.

Also, I hate to risk sounding like a massive ass here but it wasn't really Trigger's sequel. It was more the sequel to a game never released here called Radical Dreamers. All the characters are from Radical Dreamers, as is the main storyline, and the game only relates to Trigger in name. Just saying... I do know about this game :)
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So anyways i was thinking, what if a single miss didn't stop your combo? Instead, your combo kept going until 2 consecutive misses were made. I think this would provide a more realistic ranking system, and eliminate a lot of mashing.

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