If they are going to make another easter egg series like they did in BF4 we might have to look for input methods or hints leading us to something else, the headphones are a cool thing but just the headphones and Mcom stations we still have no clue what direction we are being pushed into.
Lets look for things that relate to (for example) the phantom program, writings on walls, flickering lights, text on boxes and wall, hidden objects (Headphones confirmed yay) or radio transmissions throughout different maps.
i havent seen/went to find anything yet because i enjoy the game so much, it’s epic but i will keep an eye out for this stuff.
just like we found, for the first time ever back in bf4, the megalodon.
i was there recording it when we found it.
if you have anything worthy of mentioning, pop me a PM or a message through G+/youtube and i will get my in there and start recording to upload it to YT
Also since the audio clips aren’t clean audio (there’s noise) it probably needs to be done “by hand” to be sure, rather than use some of the phone apps out there. I would reccomend writting it down in dots and dashes and then running it through here http://morsecode.scphillips.com/translator.html
Is this connected to the one time when I used the telegraph to sent orders to artillery and instead of the normal dots and dashes monotones it played the BF theme?
Just had an Idea, if we’re getting different results what if we need to take into account what team you’re on? Has someone already said this? Perhaps it would come in a different language (perhaps the letters stand for something) or even the code could be different?
I researched and found this guy:
“Nowadays equipment exists to take an outgoing radio signal and automatically encrypt the data or voices during transmission, this is ‘on-line’ encryption… This generally didn’t exist during WW2, so the best way of making sure your data was secure was by using ‘off-line’ encryption - I.e.: taking the text of your original message and encrypting the text itself (manually or mechanically) into an incomprehinsible set of seemingly random letters before transmitting the encrypted set of goobledegook… At the far end some guy would note down the serious of random letters, feed them through the same mechanical or manual decoding system in reverse, hopefully reproducing the plain text message you actually sent.” https://www.quora.com/How-was-Morse-code-used-in-World-War-II (I realize he’s talking about WW2, probably did the same thing though)
Perhaps there’s more than just Mcom and headphones?
i suggest, before we try and decode half known information, we go looking for more hints and hidden ‘‘objects’’ in game before we actualy try to deciver half information.
As i said before, go look on different maps for hidden messages, images, writings on walls, objects and references to certain things.
couple of days ago i saw a dude upload a vid on youtube about a morsecode thingy in BF4 refering back to something to BF1 ( was a light flickering on the map with the half sunk asian restaurant boat in the drainable lake)
Agreed. Also perhaps include on person items, like uniform or weapon camo, since camo is very different in how its obtained in BF1…maybe… doesnt hurt to be too thurough.
Any thought on if they would put something in the campaign this time?