Also important, keep an eye on spaces. As the image below shows the small gaps are to separate letters while the ones that exceed the small ones (big ones) are to separate words. Atleast this is in theory how it works. the Big space is signed with “|” or"/"
There is another Headset drop Location, Argonnen Forrest in front right of the damage Locomotive. I miss to take a Pic, but its there.
Im Argonnen Wald an der Kaputten Lok vorn Rechts!
I think the morse code dont have to make sense, but it ciphered by the pigpen cipher you could find in game, we just have to locate all of them.
On ballrom Blitz one has already been uncovered on a painting. We need the rest.
is it an idea that we all join a server and try to find them together instead of everyone trying to find them in a chaos map with all the fighting going on allone. like say a time and date to be on teamspeak or something?
The Round don’t Starts were I found the Headset, in Argonnen, I was the only one on the Server.
The Headset must be there by start on the Map, not only when the Round starts.
Sorry for the worse English!
ok then im gona raid empty servers, i just found one on empires edge (its added to the docs) and i found the morse code machine very close by, maybe the headphones are always close to the device? anyone found headphone far away from the devices? unfortunatly i dont have anything to record the morse code with
Guys. If you get the headphones and go to a mini mcom u will get something that sounds morse code. But if you keep going back and forth at the end of each code stream you will realise every code is different from the previous. Slightly different, but still. I’m starting to think morse is not the way to go.
I started on Amiens with a full server and the headphones were not on the statue. I went back about 3 minutes in to the game and they were. They either re-spawn at another point when found or don’t always spawn at beginning of match.
Ok, so I was looking at the Morse Code that @RenegadeX5 that provided, NOGTSERTMEMAAEDAUTTNMOT, and I was trying to see if I could make out what the grid of letters would be for ADFGVX chart for the Morse Code, the I realized that there were symbols from the PigPen Cipher that @The_DasKaktus talked about from Ballroom Blitz and discovered that NOGTSERTMEMAAEDAUTTNMOT had symbols from that PigPen cipher, specifically , which using the cipher translates to JPASAS. Which is only a part of all of that Morse code. So obviously, like @The_DasKaktus said, there are more PigPen ciphers, and we need to find them
(Engl. ImTransation tool)
The Morsetafel shown in the picture on the right is arranged inversely according to signal sequences. It consists of two binary trees, one of which has the root ‘dot’ and the other the root ‘stroke’. These two roots are located on the upper left of the Morse panel. The respective tree branches over 6 to 8 planes, where the node is the name of the Morse character, which extends from the root to this node.
In the case of decoding, you start from the respective root (dot or line) at the top left and follow the branches until the Morse code is ‘processed’. The name (letter, number, special character) is then found on the node.
(German)
Die im Bild rechts gezeigte Morsetafel ist invers nach Signal-Folgen geordnet. Sie besteht aus zwei binären Bäumen, wobei der eine die Wurzel „Punkt“ und der andere die Wurzel „Strich“ hat. Diese beiden Wurzeln befinden sich links oben in der Morse-Tafel. Der jeweilige Baum verzweigt sich über 6 bis 8 Ebenen, wobei an den Knoten die Bezeichnung des Morsezeichens steht, das von der Wurzel bis zu diesem Knoten reicht.
Bei der Decodierung geht man von der jeweiligen Wurzel (Punkt oder Strich) links oben aus und folgt den Verzweigungen, bis das Morsezeichen „abgearbeitet“ ist. Dort am Knoten steht dann die Bezeichnung (Buchstabe, Ziffer, Sonderzeichen).