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Alright, i was looking on the digitalwarfare forums, and found this:
Title- 872 935's work went well, but 872's with forever be remembered
Post- Transmission two-
" Good Demmons your wo.. .s goi.g w..l, b.t we sh...d dis..ss K..e.s work, i w..l disc.s. t.is a. H., wa.t se...ng co....na.e., he.. th.y a.e 60 54 06.96 101 55 44.94 "
Try and break the code with this:
rkineluocghtqds r 5 k 1 i 6 n 2 e 3 l 3 u 4 o 2 c 1 g 1 h 1 t 2 q 1 d 2 s 2
Good Luck... MUHAAA!!!!
My associates, and father thank me, and you for believing, them being Reversely aihpoS, drawdE, ahtnamaS, and sixaM rotcoD. Modnsam55... You should know that by now.... 2:3:2010.... Some call my father the "The Butcher"... I am the end product of his teachings... You will encounter my fathers Children... Wait until they are unleashed... You made it before, but you can survive this round..............
I think i figured this out.
The message is
" Good Demmons your work is going well, but we should discuss Kriegs work, i will discuss this at HQ, wait sending coordinates, here they are 60 54 06.96 101 55 44.94 "
Those coordinates are Area 51
Here is his Signature
My associates, and father thank me, and you for believing, them being Reversely aihpoS, drawdE, ahtnamaS, and sixaM rotcoD. Modnsam55... You should know that by now.... 2:3:2010.... Some call my father the "The Butcher"... I am the end product of his teachings... You will encounter my fathers Children... Wait until they are unleashed... You made it before, but you can survive this round..............
Those names are Sophia, Edward, Samantha, and Doctor Maxis. These are Nazi Zombies names. Modnsam55 is the words said on the sixth terminal of Gknova6. 2:3:2010 is seen in Black Ops trailer. "The Butcher" is Dr. Richtofen, so a clue to zombies?
Children is what Richtofen called his Zombies, and rounds are in Nazi Zombies.
Also, look at his location-
3420 Ocean Park Blvd Suite 1000
Which is Treyarch HQ.
His BDay is the day Black Ops released.
Here is link- http://forums.digitalwarfare247.com/index.php?/topic/27881-872/pagepid439556#entry439556
So do you think it is a real thing, or a phoney like Group 935?
P.S. cool, a long thoughtful post for my 100th.
One Hundred Men= 1 Sweetart
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The viral advertising is clever. Some of it is stupidly complicated though like ASCII coding for clues.
http://callofduty.wikia.com/wiki/GKNOVA6
http://callofdutyzombies.com/gknova6/dropfiles/#
Have some help xD
I tore a path screaming through wind and blood, I will it all, burning deep, in my, skull
Im fine, i figured most of it out. Either this is a clever fool who is trying to trick everyone, or really good viral advertsing by Treyarch.
One Hundred Men= 1 Sweetart
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ian241289 said
The viral advertising is clever. Some of it is stupidly complicated though like ASCII coding for clues.
ASCII as in, Actionscript II?
I happen to know quite of bit of AS2.
TehBoss said
ian241289 said
The viral advertising is clever. Some of it is stupidly complicated though like ASCII coding for clues.
ASCII as in, Actionscript II?
I happen to know quite of bit of AS2.
No! ASCII is this.
MODS: Deadlock: making-history.com/asset/1317 ; TCBTS: making-history.com/asset/384091 ; Zombie Apocalypse: making-history.com/asset/368403 ; Onslaught: making-history.com/asset/418213
TehBoss said
ian241289 said
The viral advertising is clever. Some of it is stupidly complicated though like ASCII coding for clues.
ASCII as in, Actionscript II?
I happen to know quite of bit of AS2.
What Odonan said is right. He's on the ball :P
American Standard Code for Information Interchange
It uses binary/hexidecimal to create the characters you see on your keyboard (or make with the alt+numbers here)
We used this in a coding unit at college and it is annoying as hell. Made me rage. I couldn't get the last part of the assignment done for weeks as the ASCII just trolled me hard and wouldn't give the answer I wanted
I tore a path screaming through wind and blood, I will it all, burning deep, in my, skull
ian241289 said
TehBoss said
ian241289 said
The viral advertising is clever. Some of it is stupidly complicated though like ASCII coding for clues.
ASCII as in, Actionscript II?
I happen to know quite of bit of AS2.
What Odonan said is right. He's on the ball :P
American Standard Code for Information Interchange
It uses binary/hexidecimal to create the characters you see on your keyboard (or make with the alt+numbers here)
We used this in a coding unit at college and it is annoying as hell. Made me rage. I couldn't get the last part of the assignment done for weeks as the ASCII just trolled me hard and wouldn't give the answer I wanted
Oh, I didn't know the "I" part of it was actually part of the abbriviation, I thought the two II's stood for 2. And then, ASC = Actionscript (usually), and then, you have a II after that, so it looks like Actionscript 2. meye bad.
TehBoss said
ian241289 said
TehBoss said
ian241289 said
The viral advertising is clever. Some of it is stupidly complicated though like ASCII coding for clues.
ASCII as in, Actionscript II?
I happen to know quite of bit of AS2.
What Odonan said is right. He's on the ball :P
American Standard Code for Information Interchange
It uses binary/hexidecimal to create the characters you see on your keyboard (or make with the alt+numbers here)
We used this in a coding unit at college and it is annoying as hell. Made me rage. I couldn't get the last part of the assignment done for weeks as the ASCII just trolled me hard and wouldn't give the answer I wanted
Oh, I didn't know the "I" part of it was actually part of the abbriviation, I thought the two II's stood for 2. And then, ASC = Actionscript (usually), and then, you have a II after that, so it looks like Actionscript 2. meye bad.
It's reyt xD
I tore a path screaming through wind and blood, I will it all, burning deep, in my, skull
ian241289 said
TehBoss said
ian241289 said
TehBoss said
ian241289 said
The viral advertising is clever. Some of it is stupidly complicated though like ASCII coding for clues.
ASCII as in, Actionscript II?
I happen to know quite of bit of AS2.
What Odonan said is right. He's on the ball :P
American Standard Code for Information Interchange
It uses binary/hexidecimal to create the characters you see on your keyboard (or make with the alt+numbers here)
We used this in a coding unit at college and it is annoying as hell. Made me rage. I couldn't get the last part of the assignment done for weeks as the ASCII just trolled me hard and wouldn't give the answer I wanted
Oh, I didn't know the "I" part of it was actually part of the abbriviation, I thought the two II's stood for 2. And then, ASC = Actionscript (usually), and then, you have a II after that, so it looks like Actionscript 2. meye bad.
It's reyt xD
kaykay :3
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