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I saw this painting also in the same place and same map, I believe the letters were the same as in this picture, I'll check when I get on the game later. Don't know if this helps because I'm new to this article and easter egg hunts in general.
correct, we can let the website hang for now i assume.
Well, bad Development could be one cause, maybe they control UI access from the user over console. I see no sense in it, but why not
an other thought, has anyone reverse searched the image via google?
http://kotaku.com/battlefield-1-players-are-trying-to-solve-a-mysterious-1788199255
The mentioned the code is: “PSVE KOU7BNI MAKAH ZHTI.”
Ok listen: World War 1 is when the enigma was mostly used, and the headphones are what people used to listen to the spoken enigma phrases, the code above is enigma.
http://imgur.com/iDcWMcD
http://kotaku.com/battlefield-1-players-are-trying-to-solve-a-mysterious-1788199255
The mentioned the code is: “PSVE KOU7BNI MAKAH ZHTI.”
Ok listen: World War 1 is when the enigma was mostly used, and the headphones are what people used to listen to the spoken enigma phrases, the code above is enigma.
Spammed like crazy, i cant get anything when backwards searching for the image with the letters and the cross.
It meant you had to go into the the elevator and go through the forcefield. Has anyone checked for something similar on the new companion app?
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From what I've read the enigma machine came in the 1920's and was therefore not used in WW1.
Here's a source on WW1 cryptography
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_I_cryptography
Cant get any information from that
Enigma decoders had different sequences every so many minutes, maybe we need an enigma website and enter sentances or the decoded morse code into that thing every so many minutes?
Enigma was invented by the German engineer Arthur Scherbius at the end of World War I, so its plausible they used it during the aftermath of the 1s WW
yeah i had the link coppied, along with 500 other things from work xD had to quickpaste it real quick :P
problem is, we basicaly have nothing solid to decode, all thing we have is based on some POSSIBLE morse code which translates to very random, unclear stuff.
i'm going to ''comb the desert'' so to say (yes, BF4 EEHers know that joke) on the maps of BF1 to things other than the headsets.
hidden messages, numbers, images, items etc.