GlitterPanther, the text you mentioned on the bedroll looks to be present in the original image.
But the symbol, does anyone else see 570? The 5, and 7 are quite clear, but I can faintly make out a 0. Just me? I'm going to have a go at messing around with the logo in GIMP. Edit: the 5 and the 7 are very clear, the 0 not so much, so scratch that. As far as unresolved figures go, we currently have: 8992 8554 57 Puzzles: Coordinates x4 Random Mess of Letters x4 |
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EDIT Your correct, it is in the original image. Guess it means nothing. |
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http://i.imgur.com/1sUS85d.png Possibly a 1 or a 7. Good spot on this image though, -- had you not mentioned it, it would have completely flown over my head. |
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Especially since the top of the '5' looks like it would connect to the top of the '7'. |
Well I'm seeing a 1 too now :p
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This isn't the first time the set of numbers; 1, 5, and 7 have turned up (or not turned up).
They're also the numbers missing from the coordinates. Also, GlitterPanther, can you elaborate on the anomalies you found around the Glukkon's lip? I can't really make anything out, and you seem to have a knack for it :). Edit: Odd, I swear I saw the @OddworldInc post a tweet, but as soon as I clicked the little '1 New Tweet' update bar, nothing has been posted for the past 3 hours... |
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https://pbs-0.twimg.com/media/C3wYkc8UMAAh2Wh.jpg Just noticed, the 1029 logo changes location drastically aswell between images Also made this https://pbs-0.twimg.com/media/C3wbL5uUEAApY8F.png If you follow just the center line of the logo its a arrow pointing down, maybe it tells us what way to orient the grill And if you follow that line of thought, turn the logo on the side, it a arrow chocked against its strings inside a ball of fire, but the fire is heading the opposide direction to the arrow, also there twitter username has a flameball beside it https://pbs-0.twimg.com/media/C3wgmnvUoAEe6rm.png |
Have you tried taking apart the logo and putting it into the grill spaces?
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It might be nothing but you fusion of the grid lead me to see if that was a possibility
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It's a bit nonchalant at the moment because we're a bit stumped on what to do with some of the answers we got. Just a heads up, it's always best to edit your post instead of double-posting :) @GlitterPanther, I can't make out anything on the Glukkon's face, but yeah, if it was on the original it's probably unimportant. Then again, the 110110BC etc. were present on the original... but I guess they did seem to lead nowhere. |
No disrespect to anyone here, but looking at the oddworld.com/soulstorm page I think we should focus our attention on the HTML comments and the grid picture.
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https://pbs-0.twimg.com/media/C3xGtvIVUAA1ToE.jpg So maybe they wont show in a browser? So, I took all the words with a - at then end and we get Anymore- Kill- Less- Told- Anymore- Not- Let- Way- Profit- As- -lies Tel- Believe- Terribl- EDIT the whole the source code is written within the HTML comments system, but it still doesnt really help apart from the are telling us its what we need to look at EDIT 2 Find a way to show the trith is still bugging me, show the truth from the HTML? The truth on the grid? *brain dies* |
Ok let's start from the top...
We have multiple cryptic codes in the comments, let's try to regroup them: :
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The '/' and '\' characters could indicate there is also some kind of mastermind selection to be done on the values as some cells contain multiple values. My guess is that we somehow need to find which value goes where in the grid and then only keep the cells that have pieces of the logo. By reconstructing the logo we could have an other code with hopefully contains some signification. :
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47 23 38 23 26 18 39 18 24 37 23 10 23 Not sure it will lead us anywhere especially as we have 8 and 9 numbers which means they are not coordinates for the grid. |
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I just noticed something!
/ \ / / \ \ / / \ \ \ \ / \ \ / / / \ / / \ \ \ / / \ \ \ / Separate it into columns and you'll noticed that each column will have 3 '\' and a 1 '/' (give or take, some have 2 but it's typically 1). I believe that the '\' represents an incorrect value, and the '/' represents a correct value. We should divide the coordinates and the mess of letters equally by 8(?) and stitch it back together using the correct segments. Then using the correct segments, we plot the coordinates on a grid, and hopefully decode the mess of letters. I will begin by trying this on the mess of letters -- as it seems easier :happy: Edit: it started off strong but it fell flat on it's face immediately... |
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Aww! Good try. I still don't know what im supposed to put in the grid XD Found this https://pbs-0.twimg.com/media/C3xgIbwUcAEh3_k.jpg Its got 175! http://universalmaths.com/magic%20squares/index.html |
1, 7, and 5!
We know those ones! Give a shot! I'm currently creating all of the potential combinations of the mess of letters. There's probably about 20 or so. ... So I've created all the combinations for mess of letters and I have 36 different combinations... Guess I'll try them in quipquip ahah Edit: as I expected, all of the quipquip results are have provided nothing. I will now shove them through an anagram. Edit: the anagram solver has provided no results either... |
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Take the first value as the x-axis, and the second value as the y-axis. So like, 1:4, would be square 41 etc. |
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Or at least I cant get it to... |
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It does seem that initial figure on the coordinates, represents the order they go in. If this is the case, we are missing number 3. Edit: In the source, I noticed under the < script > section, after the (function), it says "i, s, o, g, r, a, m," Isogram, which is a word or phrase without a repeating letter. I'm wondering if we make it so we only keep the first instance of a letter for the mess of letters... Going to give it a go. MOD EDIT: Apparently I can still edit your post. It did look super wierd, though. Fixed the script tag for you. |
Crap... I bugged up my comment and now I can't edit it.
Turns out if you put < script > with no spaces it messes things up. Basically, in the source it has 'i, s, o, g, r, a, m,'. Isogram, which is a word or phrase without a repeating letter. I'm going to keep the first instance of a letter for the mess of words and see what I get. Edit: Interesting, it seems that the 4th line: :
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Hey just noticing this hasn't been posted yet (that I can find),
7777338883366899984477733 33 This is a T9 (cellphone numberpad) cipher. The output is: SEVENTYTHREE Note that the output is another two-digit number in all capps, the same way we got 98 in asset98 Edit: This was found by saltybannu over in a Discord (vvv) |
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As a final update before I call it quits for today, the current answers we have (but not sure how to use them yet) are: 8992 8554 73 (SEVENTYTHREE) Courtesy of Dawlthy, and of course Mattb150. Current unsolved puzzles: Coordinates x4 Mess of Letters x4 E=5OUEHRA? (still) 57 (?) Courtesy of GlitterPanther. And maybe the 'Isogram'? :
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But I didnt guess 57, that was you? Also lets guess that OUEHRA is an isogram and that E=5 that means O = 3 U=4 H=6 R=7 A=8 If im understanding correctly how this works |
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I can't remember who saw the 57 first, to be honest :goof: You might be onto something. As E IS the fifth letter of the alphabet. So there might be something in this. It's probably already been posted but their respective letters in the alphabet: 15-21-5-8-18-1 Now I'm actually going to head off, and expect to wake up tomorrow with a solved puzzle! This was the link to the Image 1 fragments: http://www.1029.io/repository/asset9...rofourfiveone/ Just in case it gives anyone a lightbulb. |
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So more correct OUEHRA would be O=1 U=2 E=3 H=4 R=5 A=6 But then the whole E=5 clue ruins it Also, with a isogram your the supposed to take the code and work it off the isogram, so lets take HHR and covert that to dollars, using the above isogram its $445, its apparently used in marketing so people can tell the base cost of an item during sale without the customer knowing Also wikipedia says 12 letter isograms can be used to work out months of a year We got strings of 12 numbers before Its all so confusing https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isogram The other conclusion is Isogram is just a google analytics thing, it is on most oddworld pages source code and not specific to this |
[QUOTE=Vince;629270]Yeah, but you were the first to post the image.
I can't remember who saw the 57 first, to be honest :goof: You might be onto something. As E IS the fifth letter of the alphabet. So there might be something in this. It's probably already been posted but their respective letters in the alphabet: 15-21-5-8-18-1 Now I'm actually going to head off, and expect to wake up tomorrow with a solved puzzle! This was the link to the Image 1 fragments: http://www.1029.io/repository/asset9...rofourfiveone/ :
Wow you guys are working hard! I'm pretty stumped hard core :p Maybe ask owi_alex something? A hint maybe? |