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Sorry Future Esthar, if the Oilboyle was a mutation from the Chocobo, it could have some similarities between the two species.Quote:
Originally Posted by Future Esthar
So the windmills are kind of security system only to give illusion to people. But these walls were made by Hyne?
And by the way, I don't consider that Chocobos are some kind of vehicle for time travelling. I would love to read your explanation about this subject...
Ok, let me get this straight, the helixs ( windmills ) create a synthetic wind so people dont know there is a city in front of them.
What proof is there that Garden is a time traveling device and what relevance does it have in the game. It never time travels in the game, so how do you know it is?
Oilboyles are really mutated chocobos...hmm...you must be joking. Good one! :D You had me goin for a sec, ok half a sec...
I'm trying so hard not to read this but I can't stop! like watching a train wreck...
Good question... indeed...Quote:
Originally Posted by Noj_R
yeah. u know the bridge on the garden? that is open space. nothing coevering it! if there was a wind being generated from the walls then they would have felt it and there would have been like a puzzlement or something among them and would've been mentioned in the game(like: every time they go through certain areas they feel wind so they like say something while driving the garden like "i feel a breeze").
that blown-up picture of Raine's grave is scary.
And this is supposed to be an argument against...?Quote:
Ok, let me get this straight, the helixs ( windmills ) create a synthetic wind so people dont know there is a city in front of them.
I admit there were no similarities between Oilboyles and Chocobos.
But there were probably transitional mutations between them.
Not necessarily.Quote:
yeah. u know the bridge on the garden? that is open space. nothing coevering it! if there was a wind being generated from the walls then they would have felt it and there would have been like a puzzlement or something among them and would've been mentioned in the game(like: every time they go through certain areas they feel wind so they like say something while driving the garden like "i feel a breeze").
It time travels every time it passes through an holographic wall.Quote:
What proof is there that Garden is a time traveling device and what relevance does it have in the game. It never time travels in the game, so how do you know it is?
Proof?
Look at this screenshot and explain to me what is that ring black thing around the Castle.The answer will surprise you (old members,be quiet please).
http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a53...ltisCastle.jpg.
This is the beggining of the proof.
I see...Quote:
Originally Posted by Future Esthar
Well i still dont agree with your theories but at least your trying to give some proof for once.
yeah.
The Castle's area represents another different time... I guess... if we pass this wall it will be like a time travelling...?
hey, wait a minute. u said we can't see the holo walls, and now we can see this one! ur kinda contrdicting urself here.
I think he's saying that you cant see the holo walls that are seen when your in the actual world, and land. But if his theory were true why would Hyne care to hide the holo walls around his castle or Ultimecia's, I doubt he ever actually expected anyone to actually get there, so he probably didnt hide them...Errr probably something like that lol. :rolleyes2
Also, do you guys remember those huge sorta dimensional portals, when your running on that big chain to Ultimecias castle. Maybe the holo walls are like those, just invissible and no one can see it. Why am i even trying lol ? :laughing:
Wrong answer.
And the holo walls were solid walls.It´s the vehicles themselves who time travels.
Well,can you guess what will become of the castle on Trabia-Balamb era?
If you can it will help you see what the black thing is.
Also look at the weird shape of the castle´s floor near the edge.What did it resembles?
Note that the black thing seems to move like wind(it has nothing to do with the helixes theory).