Humans

[Burning Zeppelin]

you're rite, i cant, because my pc crashed, and i only have a new chrono trigger

[Crono_Maniac]

Here's a scientific explanation for the respawning based off our universe's laws:

In the hunting grounds, there are animals simialar to the 2300 AD acids.  They look rather watery, don't they?  Maybe there is a mineral in the soil of the hunting ground, that can produce a small number of watery organisms when it becomes wet.  A few of these organisms quickly solidfy themselves into the frog organisms, while other's take a while longer.  The Nu in the hunting grounds is never killed.

[Sentenal]

Those slime things turn into frogs.  Because of special dirt.  Right.

[Crono_Maniac]

Humph.  No, the dirt turns into the Slime things.  The Slime things don't change because of the dirt.  

Well what's your explanation?  That they are actually alien robots sent down during the rain?

[Sentenal]

Apparently, Rain causes abnormal reproduction and growth in the animals in the hunting ground.

Either that, or rain just makes more creatures come out of their hiding places, and there just happen to be endless numbers of them, due to the above.

[Crono_Maniac]

I guess that makes sense...

[Lin_Zhen_Quan]

some animals like the rain, like when it rains you'll find more snails out.

Growth occurs more rapidly in warmer temperatures, so it is likely that its what i stated above.

Water by itself cannot create organisms.

My reason to why the reptites hate humans.

Humans probably hunted the Dinosaurs for food (Remember in CT world not Real Life) and because reptites are highly evolved Dinosaurs they felt extremely offended, just like if you saw a bunch of Cromagnium being slaughtered by crazy elephants. Well of coarse the Cromagnium no longer exist.

[Sentenal]

What exactly do you think the Reptites ate?  Do you think they were vegitarians?

[Lin_Zhen_Quan]

most dinosaurs were vegetarian.

[Tonjevic]

But there WERE alot of carnivores among them. The species of carnivores numbered a little less than herbivores. The actual numbers of carnivores were less, sure. But that is the same with ALL creatures; its the natral foodchain.
If you are suggesting that the humans ate only dinosaurs, then you are horribly mistaken. They were a hunter-gatherer society that hunted and gathered. There would have been yams and leafy vegetables and berries and fruit. All these things would have been there, but CT couldnt have portrayed them because of limitations in resources, technology and time.

Humans cant live on only meat.

[Dissonance]

There is in game evidence that there is an infinite respawn law that rules the Hunting Grounds.  When it rains, enemies respawn.  Try it out.  It goes on forever.  Its programmed that way.  You can't win this little arguement...

There is also in game evidence that if you drink sweet water, all of your wounds are healed.

That the prehistoric peoples could construct guns and robotic parts, which were more advanced than the weapons from the future.

That if you touched a treasure chest, warped to another period, and then opened it, the contents will have changed.

Game mechanics.

[Sentenal]

most dinosaurs were vegetarian.

Reptites didn't seem like Herbavores to me.

[Lin_Zhen_Quan]

reptites are highly evolved dinosaurs, if you ever did neurology you'd know that it takes alot of protien to support such intelligence brought upon with highly interconnected parts of the brain. Also larger brain doesnt mean smarter, the better interconnected means more smarter or more proccessing capability. Reptites seem to have large heads so thats their reason for eating meat.

[Tonjevic]

Wha? You just negated your own argument: You said that a large head isnt indicative of intelligence, its an interconnected brain that is, interconnected brains need protein, and then that they have large heads, therefor they eat meat.
How do we know that they had an inter connected brain? We dont.
Before, you said that they were vegitarian, and that they were highly evolved. Now you go back on your argument.
And FYI, there are sources of protein, other than meat. Nuts for instance, certain fruit. Humans, before the current era, lived mostly on nuts, berries, fruit and what they could scavange. There really wasnt much meat eaten, and yet, they remained highly intelligent.
The only transition in diet from monkeys to humans, was a tendency to be slightly more omnivorous. Yes, this can be attributed to the brain, but it could also be attributed to a wide range of OTHER reasons, less vegitation to eat for intsance, a larger body with different needs, the discovery of hunting.
Baboons, after all, are monkeys, but are omnivorous too.

You cannot argue like this, with constant argument shifts and unsubstantiated claims. It is hard to rebutt your argument, only because it is fragmented and slight, as well as having many changes of coursae. It requires sifting, as it were.

[AuraTwilight]

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