Good Chrono Trigger Guide

>>4167548
Just fight the battles as they come. CT is insanely well paced

>>4167548
Multiple endings don't matter in the slightest until new game+, just play the game

>>4167557
>>4167558
This really is all there is to it. The only game that has better pacing is Final Fantasy Mystic Quest, and that's because everything that happens drives the story along in some way, shape, or form.

That, and the sound track, are MQ's only real upsides, though.

But really, just play the game straight, and don't worry about the extra endings until you've gotten New Game+ going.

every dungeon is only 3-5 screens and you can avoid mobs. Just play normally while avoid fights and you're practically speed running for the story.

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>>4167548
>I want to take in the story line and skip as much game play as possible

JFC, is this what it has come to? OP reminds me of this guy.

I would only advice you to skip the optional final dungeon unless you need to farm those a couple levels and are in need of extra gear, its pretty long and tedious and it reuses the same boss 3 times who just dies after you sprinkle it with Luminare and Flare

otherwise you can have much better gear in other oprional areas

Prepare to be let down, Chrono Trigger's story is really simplistic and fun but nowhere near enough to carry the game by itself

>>4168109
>we make games, we can't get around it

pathetic, oh how I wish these failed filmmakers would fuck off from the industry