Difference between revisions of "Epoch (CTP)"
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| − | The Epoch is fully operational in the Chrono Trigger Prerelease | + | The Epoch is fully operational in the Chrono Trigger Prerelease. An alternate version exists -- it seems to be a hovercraft, only capable of traveling across land and over forests and mountains. It is logical to conclude that the Epoch was intended to move across land rather than be stationary when first obtained; its warp animation is a simple fade to white. The graphics for this Epoch are in the final version of Chrono Trigger, but the coding is not; the stationary Epoch takes its spot. It was most likely changed due to the fact that if the player warped into a time period in which forest, mountains, or other impassable objects sat at the spot of the warp, the player would awkwardly be forced to return to the original era. |
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Revision as of 14:24, 21 August 2006
General Information
Chrono Trigger Prerelease
The Epoch is fully operational in the Chrono Trigger Prerelease. An alternate version exists -- it seems to be a hovercraft, only capable of traveling across land and over forests and mountains. It is logical to conclude that the Epoch was intended to move across land rather than be stationary when first obtained; its warp animation is a simple fade to white. The graphics for this Epoch are in the final version of Chrono Trigger, but the coding is not; the stationary Epoch takes its spot. It was most likely changed due to the fact that if the player warped into a time period in which forest, mountains, or other impassable objects sat at the spot of the warp, the player would awkwardly be forced to return to the original era.
Media
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Moving pictures thanks to RyogaMasaki.
