You always defeat Lavos before he's done any real damage, no matter what time you defeat him in. If you were to defeat him after he's done damage, than what's the point of defeating him? The only difference in defeating him in 12,000 as opposed to 1999 is the amount of life he's sucked from the planet, but he does that so slowly it probably doesnt make much of a difference. The only time defeating Lavos would be worthless is after he destroys the planet, but that's impossible anyway.
*quotes the Abominatrix*
i would like to add, that, even if you DID want to fight lavos after everything is destroyed, you can't anyway! because if you go to 2300 AD and get on the black omen, Queen zeal talks dirty to you for a moment, then the door seals shut, prohibiting you to go further and destroy lavos.
"There are some people in this world like me who have killed their emotions long ago. Never forget that." -Shadow, to Terra
"Yes! The emnity is growing! The only thing pure in this world is emnity!...Now, let love bleed! Darker and deeper than the seas of hell!" -Lynx
Wow, I've never tried that. *makes a note to do so*
ouch...Originally posted by Spatvark
Daryn, don't claim other people's work as your own. Almost everything you've said has been ripped from Crono228/Terrageist's Story FAQ in the Chrono Cross FAQ section on GameFAQs. Do something like this again and I'll ban you. I am also reporting this to the current maintainer of the FAQ, Terrageist and it is in his hands what he chooses to do with this situation.
"There are some people in this world like me who have killed their emotions long ago. Never forget that." -Shadow, to Terra
"Yes! The emnity is growing! The only thing pure in this world is emnity!...Now, let love bleed! Darker and deeper than the seas of hell!" -Lynx
I'll do the same. I just can't understand what happened in CC. The 2nd part of CC seemed way too rushed anyway, and it's almost as if Square got too tired to explain the storyline properly. Of course, it could be that even Square doesn't understand CC's storyline fully.Originally posted by Outsider
Anyway, it's too confusing... I'll ignore Chrono Cross from now on, and pretend that the events in Chrono Trigger do not begin any paradox...
People dislike FFIX because they're horrible idiots. - Kawaii Ryűkishi
"One-Winged Angel" is far and away the best final boss song ever
composed. - Kawaii Ryűkishi
Okay....it has been a few days since I entered this thread....so. I was looking for more of a yes or no answer at this point as I do understand the majority of the games pretty damn well. I just want to make sure I am not screwing anything up(I am about to replay though the game also...or xenogears...** I can't decide).
And of course as always The Aero-Dalton Imperial is an awesome name
what! how could you say that?Originally posted by Sephiroth1999AD
Of course, it could be that even Square doesn't understand CC's storyline fully.
....................Originally posted by edczxcbnm And of course as always The Aero-Dalton Imperial is an awesome name
"There are some people in this world like me who have killed their emotions long ago. Never forget that." -Shadow, to Terra
"Yes! The emnity is growing! The only thing pure in this world is emnity!...Now, let love bleed! Darker and deeper than the seas of hell!" -Lynx
*head implodes*
Nice info, despite the assumtions. I'm gonna print it out any maybe try to understand to rephrase everthing into something simpler to understand.
Not me. Over here, ignorance is bliss!!! :joey:Nice info, despite the assumtions. I'm gonna print it out any maybe try to understand to rephrase everthing into something simpler to understand.
Well, I think the best thing is not to think about it too much, but if you play through several of the endings in CT it makes a little more sense, even though the endings themselves are not connected. Each of them seems to give you a little more info.
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