Alien archeology and other mysteries: Thread 9 - The Canonn

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I'm having issues with shadows rendering pitch black from a distance, it's making rock faces etc look like objects. Any way I can get around that? I don't remember it happening before


I get that too but only when shadows are on ultra, so I turned it down to medium and and the problem went away.
 
I'm having issues with shadows rendering pitch black from a distance, it's making rock faces etc look like objects. Any way I can get around that? I don't remember it happening before

Turn off shdows in graphics detailed settings. I aslo set terrain rendering to low.
 
But the theory is based on one planet. By going by a theory based on one example is worse than just starting from the beginning.

But that is what we are trying to do in some cases - back to beginning - because right now we don't have nothing other then 72 bodies that may have or may not something small on them. In my opinion the whole RT information was to provide some information input to search for more patterns rather then simply go searching.

But I may be wrong.
 
Here's an approach I haven't seen yet, maybe it's tin foil, but here we go...

In Culture 12 we learned from Rah Tah that, “It seems that the guardians had a particular fascination with geometric shapes, which they used to illustrate connections between themselves and the world around them. This predilection manifested itself in their technology as well - specifically their monolith network. With this data and the help of the galactic community we've partially mapped the monolith network, which formed the backbone of their communications technology, and discovered that they too are arranged in geometric patterns. Whilst this does not give us full access to the network, I believe it is the first step to unlocking the entire system and maybe more.”

-CMDR Jethro Guardian

That Culture 12 info now really does make me think my image is on to something:

UOl9Vgt.jpg
 
But it has enough to encode vectors/directions. Each side is one vector and each field on side is x,y,z. Maybe triangles under big one are "-" values.

It would explain then, the side with only one symbol. It would direct into single axis direction.

Just an addition to this line of thought whilst I'm on my lunch break - whilst the symbols on all 4 beacons are the same, I think they are rotated/rearanged around the 3 faces of each beacon differently, which may be relevant to your investigations.

Edited to add some vital words to make some sort of sense!
 
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But that is what we are trying to do in some cases - back to beginning - because right now we don't have nothing other then 72 bodies that may have or may not something small on them. In my opinion the whole RT information was to provide some information input to search for more patterns rather then simply go searching.

But I may be wrong.

Yes, if there are directions in the original site then we can now check them by matching the now known answers. But we still don't know if the original site points to one or more other sites. The worry is that it points to zero, and hence the brute force search. It would be nice if Ram T could give us nudges rather than 'it's over there' messages :S
 
But the theory is based on one planet. By going by a theory based on one example is worse than just starting from the beginning.

Sorry, but I am really sick of this complaint. I am honestly not trying to pick on you specifically, I am just picking this post to respond to.

Yes, basing a theory on one example is not scientific. But, the truly scientific approach here is to meticulously scan every planet in all 4 systems to collect "data" then to pore over that data and attempt to find correlations, using those correlations generate hypothesis which can be tested in other systems to confirm or deny the hypothesis.

We could do that, but it would take far too long, and we probably don't have enough people to get it done. But more than that.. THIS IS A PUZZLE and not scientific research, the focus of a puzzle is nothing like the focus of scientific research. With a puzzle we start with certainty that there is a solution to find and the goal is to find that solution as fast as possible. With research you do not even know if there is a solution and your purpose is to gather enough data to make some sort of statement about whether a solution exists, what it might be, and to form a tool that can predict further results of the same sort.

So, coming up with a hare brained hypothesis and testing it is a perfectly valid tactic for puzzle solving, especially when that hare brained hypothesis gives you a quick and easy thing to test (vs scanning every planet). If your test proves to find something, it certainly does not imply the reasoning was sound, and it doesn't necessarily give you a mechanism for finding more such sites, but, at this stage with the limited data we have we have to treat this like a puzzle, not science.

Once we have multiple sites and more data, then we can be scientific and try to create a theory which will help find yet more of them. But, at this stage, with the data we have (and the tools we have to gather more) it's very hard to actually science this thing.

So, I wish people would stop complaining about the crazy ideas being posted, everyone solves puzzles differently and one luck break is as likely as anything to solve it.


WRT your post now; What do you mean by "starting from the beginning"?
 
That Culture 12 info now really does make me think my image is on to something:

http://i.imgur.com/UOl9Vgt.jpg

you are just mad x) Do you even know that We are not suposed to have Cultural data ?

These are the data that we have. that we need to use ! cause the other one are not suposed to be on the first site (Confirmed by Michael Brookes.)
History:
8 - 10 - 11 - 12 - 14 - 15

Biology
7 - 9

techno
7 - 10

Language
8 - 12 - 14
 
Once we have multiple sites and more data, then we can be scientific and try to create a theory which will help find yet more of them. But, at this stage, with the data we have (and the tools we have to gather more) it's very hard to actually science this thing.

So, I wish people would stop complaining about the crazy ideas being posted, everyone solves puzzles differently and one luck break is as likely as anything to solve it.

So much this! All of the this!

If whats going on in this thread is no fun to you, no need to come into this thread and crap on anyone else's fun.
 
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