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==Exploration== | ==Exploration== | ||
In the beginning of the game, exploration will be limited to walking and the use of ferries. Eventually better modes of transportation will allow you to travel faster and to unexplored areas. Unlike many other RPG's, there are no random mobs in Chrono Trigger so unless you are racing the clock, don't worry about time or roaming around. | In the beginning of the game, exploration will be limited to walking and the use of ferries. Eventually better modes of transportation will allow you to travel faster and to unexplored areas. Unlike many other RPG's, there are no random mobs in Chrono Trigger so unless you are racing the clock, don't worry about time or roaming around. | ||
==New Game +== | |||
While the [[Chrono Trigger/Walkthrough|walkthrough]] is mostly designed around a new game where you will be getting all of the equipment for the first time, Chrono Trigger also has the option to start a new game with benefits after you beat the [[Chrono Trigger/Characters#Lavos|final boss]] after journeying through The Black Omen (thus completing the main plot). | |||
With a New Game +, You'll be able to take all the levels and characteristics of your characters and the items and equipment of your save file (with a few exceptions such as items received from NPC's, such as the Masamune and Bike Key) and be able to start the game over with powered-up characters. In a New Game + it's also possible to challenge Lavos at almost any point by using the right telepod at the Millennial Fair. The game is considerably easier in a New Game +, making most of the challenge about completeness and finding all of the endings. | |||
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