1 0 0 0 Q u e s t i o n s

[D r e a m]

     Hello again,
             I thank you for your warm welcoming. It's been awhile, so I ask for your helping hand. Unfortunately, I did not finish both Chrono Trigger & Chrono Cross since all these years. I'm quite sad from this burden, it seems time has tooken it's place. I feel as if something empty is within me. I recently ordered Chrono Trigger, hopefully, I can start the journey that I have been longing for all these years. So I ask for your assistance, if anyone care to give me advice on how to start or anything in the matter, please do so. Thank you. . ."Where their are endings. . .their are new beginnings. ."

    - D r e a m

[Lord J Esq]

Well, I'd have to say: The journey of a thousand questions begins with...a question! So ask away.

[D r e a m]

    Thank you, I recently ordered both Chrono Trigger & Chrono Cross, just waiting on their arrival, I guess time will take it's place. I can soon embrace the journey I've been longing for all these years. My first question is the Chrono Trigger for strategy guide for SNES compatible for the Sony PlayStation version? Also, someone told me not to take the "old guy's lunch" I guess he was referring to Chrono Trigger, what does he mean? Just 998 questions to go (laughs). Til than, thank you & farewell.

"Where their are endings. . .their are new beginnings. ."
- D r e a m

[Corey Taylor]

In Chrono Trigger, while in the Millenial Fair, there will be an exhibit that you fight a robot named Gato. When you walk out of that exhibit you'll see a pink sack on the table next to the old man that's walking back and forth. Don't eat it. It'll help you stay out of trouble.

[D r e a m]

    What is this trouble you speak of? Also, will it affect me in anyway? I mean, the storyline in general.

[Romana]

In same said place:

- find the girl's cat for her
- talk to the swordsmith and refuse to sell Marle's pendant
- when Marle bumps into Crono, talk to her before finding her pendant
- when Marle decides to buy something, be patient, don't move, and wait till she's finished

This all helps for a part later in the game. Doing these 'good deeds' will get the people on your side. You'll see what I mean, sooner or later.

[D r e a m]

    T h a n k  you, hm. .is this all in order?

[Romana]

    T h a n k  you, hm. .is this all in order?

They can be done in any order after meeting Marle.

[D r e a m]

     Thank you,
               It seems my previous question was not answered yet. So I ask, the strategy guide for Chrono Trigger which originated for the SNES, is it compatible with the Chrono Trigger for the Sony PlayStation?

[Corey Taylor]

The only difference in either games is the animated cutscenes in the Playstation version. There is no difference in gameplay from what I know. The guide is pretty much compatible with both.

[D r e a m]

    Thank you,
              My memory is quite vague. . .it's been 11 years since I first played Chrono Trigger. I assume you played both, knowing about the cutscenes.

[Corey Taylor]

Yeah. I'm all for the Chrono series. Played it all. But haven' played Cross in a couple of years.... plus I don't much care for it.

[D r e a m]

    Another question I had in mind, I hear their are multiple endings in the Chrono Series. Playing the Chrono Trigger first time through, which ending would you say is best suited for me? Keep in mind I did not finished both stories of Chrono Trigger nor Chrono Cross.

[ZeaLitY]

A lot of the endings are humorous or comical. But if you want one of the most dramatic and powerful, look for What the Prophet Seeks... at http://www.chronocompendium.com/Term/Endings_(Chrono_Trigger).html .

[CyberSarkany]

You can get it on your first playthrough without to much trouble, same with the dream project.
And on your 2nd playthrough, get everything else, and save "The Oath", because it rocks.