The big Easter egg hunt has started again - Discussion topic

Coronakill · October 26, 2016 2:17PM

SoulDevourer313 wrote: »

Not sure how correct this is, but wasn't the "key" to cracking Enigma. "Hail ****". Again not sure if it is right.

the fact they put ''*'' signs on your comment makes me belive its not THAT for an answer xD

SoulDevourer313 · October 26, 2016 2:21PM

I can't believe " he who shall not be named" is actually a word that is Auto Flagged as a bad word...lol

_Sn4perino · October 26, 2016 2:21PM

Coronakill wrote: »

Spammed like crazy, i cant get anything when backwards searching for the image with the letters and the cross.

no, I mean the whole Image, just so we know maybe what its title is, and if it has something linked with it

SoulDevourer313 · October 26, 2016 2:33PM

What about code talkers. The Native Americans that were used to code messages.....ie..."Windtalkers" or "Choctaw"...also they used war pigeons which is coincidentally a game variant

scar_azzkikr · October 26, 2016 2:35PM

i did some research on the picture itself. i stumbled upon a painter named frederick judd waugh. in my opinion the painting is nearly close. at least very similar.
check:

the time periode is legit, so is his style.
here's the twist:
He is the artist who is responsible for the dreadnough camouflage. boom

TIG_blane · October 26, 2016 2:41PM

You guys mentioned a cross symbol. Monte Grappa has a cross at the top of the mountain (need a plane to get to it) and a church at A flag. Anyone checked that out? Or does it have any relevance besides religion in WW1? A symbol of a unit perhaps?

_Sn4perino · October 26, 2016 2:45PM

defender5523 wrote: »

You guys mentioned a cross symbol. Monte Grappa has a cross at the top of the mountain (need a plane to get to it) and a church at A flag. Anyone checked that out? Or does it have any relevance besides religion in WW1? A symbol of a unit perhaps?

It's called a Gipfelkreuz, which is used to mark a peak of a mountain in the alps. You see these by the masses when hiking in austria

Terdle · October 26, 2016 2:48PM

scar_azzkikr wrote: »

http://www.christies.com/lotfinder/Lot/frederick-judd-waugh-1861-1940-freshening-breeze-5768471-details.aspx

i did some research on the picture itself. i stumbled upon a painter named frederick judd waugh. in my opinion the painting is nearly close. at least very similar.
check:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Judd_Waugh

the time periode is legit, so is his style.
here's the twist:
He is the artist who is responsible for the dreadnough camouflage. boom

That is the exact painting, ingame they just made it darker. But it looks exactly the same.

RenegadeX5 · October 26, 2016 2:50PM

scar_azzkikr wrote: »

http://www.christies.com/lotfinder/Lot/frederick-judd-waugh-1861-1940-freshening-breeze-5768471-details.aspx

i did some research on the picture itself. i stumbled upon a painter named frederick judd waugh. in my opinion the painting is nearly close. at least very similar.
check:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Judd_Waugh

the time periode is legit, so is his style.
here's the twist:
He is the artist who is responsible for the dreadnough camouflage. boom

Very interesting. What is even more interesting is one of his quotes
"If you can do so, grab the whole thing in one continuous period of time. Your work will have the vitality and snap it needs to convey its full significance.
~Frederick Judd Waugh"

scar_azzkikr · October 26, 2016 2:53PM

RenegadeX5 wrote: »

scar_azzkikr wrote: »

http://www.christies.com/lotfinder/Lot/frederick-judd-waugh-1861-1940-freshening-breeze-5768471-details.aspx

i did some research on the picture itself. i stumbled upon a painter named frederick judd waugh. in my opinion the painting is nearly close. at least very similar.
check:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Judd_Waugh

the time periode is legit, so is his style.
here's the twist:
He is the artist who is responsible for the dreadnough camouflage. boom

Very interesting. What is even more interesting is one of his quotes
"If you can do so, grab the whole thing in one continuous period of time. Your work will have the vitality and snap it needs to convey its full significance.
~Frederick Judd Waugh"

related to the morse codes, it is a very interesting hint!

Ivarth · October 26, 2016 2:55PM

I wonder if something like this is needed....then we would just need the key.

KanjiklubJanitor · October 26, 2016 3:04PM

This guys face looks familiar, is there maybe a picture of him in the game somewhere?

RenegadeX5 · October 26, 2016 3:05PM

scar_azzkikr wrote: »

RenegadeX5 wrote: »

scar_azzkikr wrote: »

http://www.christies.com/lotfinder/Lot/frederick-judd-waugh-1861-1940-freshening-breeze-5768471-details.aspx

i did some research on the picture itself. i stumbled upon a painter named frederick judd waugh. in my opinion the painting is nearly close. at least very similar.
check:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Judd_Waugh

the time periode is legit, so is his style.
here's the twist:
He is the artist who is responsible for the dreadnough camouflage. boom

Very interesting. What is even more interesting is one of his quotes
"If you can do so, grab the whole thing in one continuous period of time. Your work will have the vitality and snap it needs to convey its full significance.
~Frederick Judd Waugh"

related to the morse codes, it is a very interesting hint!

The guy made the Dazzle camo! Dam. Connection to dreadnoughts?!

scar_azzkikr · October 26, 2016 3:08PM

RenegadeX5 wrote: »

scar_azzkikr wrote: »

RenegadeX5 wrote: »

scar_azzkikr wrote: »

http://www.christies.com/lotfinder/Lot/frederick-judd-waugh-1861-1940-freshening-breeze-5768471-details.aspx

i did some research on the picture itself. i stumbled upon a painter named frederick judd waugh. in my opinion the painting is nearly close. at least very similar.
check:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Judd_Waugh

the time periode is legit, so is his style.
here's the twist:
He is the artist who is responsible for the dreadnough camouflage. boom

Very interesting. What is even more interesting is one of his quotes
"If you can do so, grab the whole thing in one continuous period of time. Your work will have the vitality and snap it needs to convey its full significance.
~Frederick Judd Waugh"

related to the morse codes, it is a very interesting hint!

The guy made the Dazzle camo! Dam. Connection to dreadnoughts?!

excactly my thinking. the linkage to the new shiny bf1 mechanic is too striking. also i remember getting this camo as per-order or early enlister. perhaps equip the camo, get in the dreadnought...?

KanjiklubJanitor · October 26, 2016 3:17PM

I heard mention of these "bundles" of crates and sacks that might have some significance. The painter had his art studio funded by a person that was the president of a dry goods firm and was also a railroad financier, is there a connection here maybe?

KanjiklubJanitor · October 26, 2016 3:19PM

scar_azzkikr wrote: »

RenegadeX5 wrote: »

scar_azzkikr wrote: »

RenegadeX5 wrote: »

scar_azzkikr wrote: »

http://www.christies.com/lotfinder/Lot/frederick-judd-waugh-1861-1940-freshening-breeze-5768471-details.aspx

i did some research on the picture itself. i stumbled upon a painter named frederick judd waugh. in my opinion the painting is nearly close. at least very similar.
check:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Judd_Waugh

the time periode is legit, so is his style.
here's the twist:
He is the artist who is responsible for the dreadnough camouflage. boom

Very interesting. What is even more interesting is one of his quotes
"If you can do so, grab the whole thing in one continuous period of time. Your work will have the vitality and snap it needs to convey its full significance.
~Frederick Judd Waugh"

related to the morse codes, it is a very interesting hint!

The guy made the Dazzle camo! Dam. Connection to dreadnoughts?!

excactly my thinking. the linkage to the new shiny bf1 mechanic is too striking. also i remember getting this camo as per-order prozent early enlister. perhaps equip the camo, get in the dreadnought...?

Maybe, perhaps theres some writing on the dreadnought when the camo is equipped? Maybe the camo even has some from of visual encryption language on it (binary?).

Problem is I don't know how to equip the camo.

scar_azzkikr · October 26, 2016 3:26PM

army1116 wrote: »

scar_azzkikr wrote: »

RenegadeX5 wrote: »

scar_azzkikr wrote: »

RenegadeX5 wrote: »

scar_azzkikr wrote: »

http://www.christies.com/lotfinder/Lot/frederick-judd-waugh-1861-1940-freshening-breeze-5768471-details.aspx

i did some research on the picture itself. i stumbled upon a painter named frederick judd waugh. in my opinion the painting is nearly close. at least very similar.
check:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Judd_Waugh

the time periode is legit, so is his style.
here's the twist:
He is the artist who is responsible for the dreadnough camouflage. boom

Very interesting. What is even more interesting is one of his quotes
"If you can do so, grab the whole thing in one continuous period of time. Your work will have the vitality and snap it needs to convey its full significance.
~Frederick Judd Waugh"

related to the morse codes, it is a very interesting hint!

The guy made the Dazzle camo! Dam. Connection to dreadnoughts?!

excactly my thinking. the linkage to the new shiny bf1 mechanic is too striking. also i remember getting this camo as per-order prozent early enlister. perhaps equip the camo, get in the dreadnought...?

Maybe, perhaps theres some writing on the dreadnought when the camp is equipped? Maybe the camo even has some from of visual encryption language on it (binary?).

Problem is I don't know how to equip the camo.

good thinking

DANNYonPC · October 26, 2016 3:29PM

SoulDevourer313 wrote: »

I can't believe " he who shall not be named" is actually a word that is Auto Flagged as a bad word...lol

Voldemort

KanjiklubJanitor · October 26, 2016 3:41PM

The artist who did the painting at one point apparently moved to an island in the english channel called "Sark"

The fourth picture from the top of this page is a windmill practically identical to those in Battlefield 1, maybe theres some significance? Perhaps one of these maps takes place on the island of Sark (probably totally wrong, I don't know much about WW1 battles)

scar_azzkikr · October 26, 2016 3:55PM

army1116 wrote: »

scar_azzkikr wrote: »

RenegadeX5 wrote: »

scar_azzkikr wrote: »

RenegadeX5 wrote: »

scar_azzkikr wrote: »

http://www.christies.com/lotfinder/Lot/frederick-judd-waugh-1861-1940-freshening-breeze-5768471-details.aspx

i did some research on the picture itself. i stumbled upon a painter named frederick judd waugh. in my opinion the painting is nearly close. at least very similar.
check:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Judd_Waugh

the time periode is legit, so is his style.
here's the twist:
He is the artist who is responsible for the dreadnough camouflage. boom

Very interesting. What is even more interesting is one of his quotes
"If you can do so, grab the whole thing in one continuous period of time. Your work will have the vitality and snap it needs to convey its full significance.
~Frederick Judd Waugh"

related to the morse codes, it is a very interesting hint!

The guy made the Dazzle camo! Dam. Connection to dreadnoughts?!

excactly my thinking. the linkage to the new shiny bf1 mechanic is too striking. also i remember getting this camo as per-order prozent early enlister. perhaps equip the camo, get in the dreadnought...?

Maybe, perhaps theres some writing on the dreadnought when the camo is equipped? Maybe the camo even has some from of visual encryption language on it (binary?).

Problem is I don't know how to equip the camo.

anyone who has the dazzle camo and is willing to try?

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