Principles of Time and Dimensional Travel Discussion

[Zaperking]

...I really wish I had a "yes" or "no" on whether or not my Base Timeline and subsequent theories have any merit, or anyone agreeing with them. Even if the Entity is more theory, the Base Timeline has literal merit, and it's easier to work with than "Time Error". It gives you a substance to consider instead of a theory. At least, I find it easier.

But yeah, glad it's done.

I agree with you. Having a Base timeline actually goes with gave evidence that you can't change the whole existance of it. It also keeps the Entity at a non omnipotent position and looks like it can crap time error, atleast I think when it comes to Lavos' post death existance.

[Chrono'99]

I've read through it, and I like it a lot.  I really wish we could get more discussion on the Mammon Machine in the Black Omen, however...  Oh, yeah, if you missed it, I wrote back not too long ago on the thread you started for it - if you think my hypothesis is useful, I would like to hear back on it.

I like your theory. It's yet another thing that points toward the fact that Lavos pulled Chronopolis and its Flame from the future back to 12,000 B.C., and not to the slightly random 7,600 B.C.

[Zaperking]

Didn't Chronopolis purposely deactivate the Frozen Flame when they realised how far back they were going..

[Mystik3eb]

I don't remember anything like that...

[Zaperking]

Well it doesn't seem right that all of a sudden, Lavos would stop pulling back Chronopolis and leaving it stranded in 7600BC (or whatever) without even using it to pull it back to where he wanted, Zeal.

Besides the fact that the director feared that if anything happened, such as the anihilation energy coming into existance, they'd have to counter it with all of their anti-anihilation energy.

[Chrono'99]

Well it doesn't seem right that all of a sudden, Lavos would stop pulling back Chronopolis and leaving it stranded in 7600BC (or whatever) without even using it to pull it back to where he wanted, Zeal.

Besides the fact that the director feared that if anything happened, such as the anihilation energy coming into existance, they'd have to counter it with all of their anti-anihilation energy.

Errr...

I've read through it, and I like it a lot.  I really wish we could get more discussion on the Mammon Machine in the Black Omen, however...  Oh, yeah, if you missed it, I wrote back not too long ago on the thread you started for it - if you think my hypothesis is useful, I would like to hear back on it.

I like your theory. It's yet another thing that points toward the fact that Lavos pulled Chronopolis and its Flame from the future back to 12,000 B.C., and not to the slightly random 7,600 B.C.

And http://www.chronocompendium.com/Forums/viewtopic.php?t=1374

[Zaperking]

It may be an approximation. But if Chronopolis arrived in 12,000BC, wouldn't Lavos then totally come back into existance? And can Chronopolis move around or what? If it stayed in the same position, but 10,000 years into the past, then I guess it wouldn't interfer with any of the Zealian's having to know about it. But as fro Dinopolis, and it seems that they were just bombarded by fighter jets, then you'd think some Zealians would know, and not only interbreed with the Dragonians :O
Maybe the Japanese version has the true dates and not approximations.