Every language had a different key they use during wars. If I can get a full list of links to the morse code and location of faction I can tell you what they say.
Headphones & Morse is individual based, since when you die or change maps, you cannot hear the MCOM until you find another headset? Has anyone found 2 headsets as a group in a map and listened at the same time to see of the morse is the same for both individuals?
Collect all morse codes from each map, individually, then translate?
Combine all translations together to form a location?
ppl, ok makes the things diferent and dificult! but really that using diferent class would give diferent clues?? if this was going to happen, the DICE would be making a impossible mission for real.
Hope the DEVs start to give some directions, at least to see if we are going to the correct way
Can anyone confirm that the map you play on doesnt affect the morse code? I found the same code on Suez and Fao. I guess there are a bunch of codes (or parts of it) which randomly get played at a MCOM.
Btw: This code was already played 5 times to me on Suez and 3 times in slighty different versions(only the first 2 or 3 charcaters were different).
Maybe you have to listen in a certain order? Like the one above that pointed to North Plains, maybe go to that one and it sends you to the next, etc. until you get the final one. If you go out of order, you get the strange number sequence instead of the next location. Just a theory, but could work.
well then im A) lucky or B) if u pick the wrong one it starts over, since ive listened to 1 before, cant rlly name the map its the other one with the fort
waiting for someone to sell a pair of hedphones that looks like the ones in BF1…
also, just something to consider, the weapon dogtags all have latin on the back of them, so maybe latin is involved?
I translated them, and it doesn’t look like any clues, but here they are for your enjoyment, starting from first medals, and continuing on because they weren;t organized by class (something to look at? or too crazy)
BELLUM OMNIUM CONTRA OMNES
War all against all
EST IDONEUM BELLO
it is a qualified/suitable war (perhaps google has the right idea, but doesn’t sound quit right)
ALEA IACTA EST
the die is cast
ACTA NON VERBA
actions not words
SI VIS PACEM PARA BELLUM
if you want peace prepare for war
Acta Non Verba is probably a reference to Battlefield: Bad Company 1 in which the enemy mercenary groups motto is “Acta Non Verba” you could be onto something though
I was wondering about these “promotional” dog tags that are astrology signs, could they be part of an easter egg? There appear to be only a few of the many signs, I also don’t know how they are acquired.
There is also a new weapon skin called “the edelweiss” which is a german flower and also the famous song from The Sound of Music, perhaps theres a connection or easter egg involved here?