It took you this long to come with that response? I quoted what you wrote. You implied that I would copy your video(s) and get 10 views or something. Yeah, no.
That is an actual one. Decoded with an russian morse code.
But i cannot find any in connection to the morse codes in the lighthouse.
The Only connection between the “Proctor” and the numbers (310412) are the charity Number of 310412 located on a Church Hill street in england (The adress of the Charity Organisation) and the coordinates (That are including 310412) 50.967267,-2.310412, and this coordinates also locating the Church Hill in a another village in England. Thats weird that the charity number and the coordinates sharing the same street name on two different villages.
Maybe the first one, with the charity, gives us information. The second one can be only pure coincidence.
Sorry for my bad english, its hard for me to speak english in fluently while speaking of 3 languages at all.
I dont know where to search the next clue on this
I only found a connection between coordinates and the charity number. But nothing more
Or its says somethink like “Church Hill → Churchill”
JJJU have posted, that there is an issue with the morsecorde. Its not “ANGLES” its “ANGELS”.
interesting. He also said we only have to focus on the numbers. I think that they are a combination for some usage. Maybe for the lighthouse or the chests you have to activate on albion
310412:
Full name John Henry Powell
Rank Private
Regimental number 310412
Regiment Warwickshire Yeomanry 2nd/1st Battalion
Date of death Thursday 31 January 1918
The newly-added light/switch at the ground floor of Heligoland Bight’s (CTE: January Update Preview) lighthouse shows an interaction text when crouched against.
Interacting with it gives no absolute feedback, not even a sound one.
The light/switch is a bit rotated in a way that it’s sinking a bit inside the wall.
If the lighthouse is damaged, the light remains on and the switch remains interactable.
The switch is the only thing that is connected with the fuse box at the back side of the wall via the wires.
I suspect that this is either a “WIP clue” or something that only works when some requirements are met (more players in that spot, specific loadout/dog tag combinations, …).
I recommend investigating further as this may be like the static gramophone records from CTE that we found on Fort de Vaux, or the Soissons clue that helped us decipher CTE’s April Morse code.
Masterman twittered a picture of a medic. I didn’t found something about it. First i thought it was John Simpson Kirkpatrick (hero of Gallipoli), but it can’t be him because of his look. Some letters are on the pic too.
P.S. He gave a link too, but I don’t know what to do with it.
Masterman postet also a riddle: “I am the beginning of everything and the end of nowhere”. I heard this riddle already and know the answer is “E”. But now, any ideas??